The American Legion Monthly [Volume 21, No. 4 (October 1936)]

Cover: An Arrow for Luck by Remington Schuyler -- Everybody Can't Fly by Burt M. McConnell -- A Little Question of Honor by Peter B. Kyne, Illustrations by Harold Von Schmidt -- Twilight of Empire by Wythe Williams, Drawings by William Heaslip -- Where is the War of Yesteryear? by John H. Craige -- We Beg Your Pardon: A Guest of the Federal Government Compares Conditions and Patients in Veterans Hospitals as of 1919 and 1936 by Ray S. Carney, Illustration by J.W. Schlaikjer -- Silken Threads That Turn to Gold by Lee A. Brown -- Beware of Athlete's Head by Paul Gallico, Cartoons by Herb Roth -- The Lethal Chamber: P. 173 is an American citizen of French origin who enlisted in the French service in 1914 and was quickly transferred to intelligence work. The incident here related is drawn from his actual experiences by P. 173, Illustration by J. Clinton Shepherd -- These Too Are Ours by Thomas J. Malone, Illustration by Lowell L. Balcom -- Brown October Ails by Wallgren -- Editorial: Today's Stretcher Bearers -- Henry Miller Takes Office by Claude A. Brown, Illustration by Kenneth F. Camp -- Help On Wheels: The Legion Sends a Motorized Laboratory Through Arizona to Save Children From Tuberculosis by Philip Von Blon -- You Tell Em Sister by John J. Noll -- Front and Center -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers