The American Legion Monthly [Volume 19, No. 5 (November 1935)]

Cover Design: A Punt by Herbert M. Stoops -- A Union Soldier with the A.E.F. by N.G. Van Sant -- No Cause But the Legion's by Ray Murphy, National Commander -- The Man for Minnie: A Tale of Sailormen, Craft and Love by Peter B. Kyne, Illustrations by Herbert M. Stoops -- 1919 Saint Louis 1935 by Philip Von Blon, Cartoons by Wallgren -- Their Big Moments: The first installment of prize-winning Big Moment stories Illustrations by Frank Street -- Woman's Work Is Never Done: Nearly a Half Million Strong, The American Legion Auxiliary Again Moves Forward Toward Its Objectives of Loyalty and Service by John J. Noll -- Watch the Whites of Their Eyes: The Little Mannerisms of a Single Player May Lose an Important Football Game for His Team, If an Alert Scout for an Opponent Has Spotted Them. Here's What You've Wanted to Know About Scouting by Lou Little -- Rendezvous with Death: Seventeen years after Chateau-Thierry, 228 American soldiers die side by side as if in battle; casualties of misfortune by Fred C. Painton -- Shoot and Eat -- Champion of Champions: Gastonia, North Carolina, is the Tops in Legion Junior Baseball, After a Strenuous Competition Involving Teams from Every State in the Union. Through the Legion's Americanism Commission, Which Conducted the Program, the 400,000 Youngsters Who Took Part Learned the Lessons of Sportsmanship, Courage, Honor, Patriotism by Alexander Gardiner -- Armistice? Not on This Front by The Company Clerk -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers -- The Forty and Eight