The American Legion Monthly [Volume 18, No. 2 (February 1935)]

Cover Design: Deep South by Walter Biggs -- The Immortal Three by Irving Bacheller, From Wood Blocks by Howard McCormack -- Handsome Dan by Leonard H. Nason, Illustrations by Kenneth Fuller Camp -- It's Everybody's Job by Marquis James, Drawing by Herbert Morton Stoops -- Memories of M.I.D.: Part Two by Rupert Hughes, Illustration by Frank Street -- The Legion Way Is The American Way by Frank N. Belgrano, Jr., National Commander, Cartoon by John Cassel -- The Bad News by Ray S. Carney -- 1935 The Legion's Greatest Year: The National Executive Committee Gives Battle Orders for Adjusted Compensation, The Universal Draft and Other Major Objectives, and Sounds The Command Forward by Frank E. Samuel, National Adjutant -- Beware the Smoke Screen! A Wearer of the Congressional Medal of Honor, Himself a Total and Permanent Disability Case, Sounds a Warning as the Opponents of Payment of Adjusted Service Certificates Raise an all too Familiar Cry by Dan Edwards -- Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime? Veteran Organizations Have Been Fighting for Fifteen Years to Squelch Panhandling in its Various Forms by Persons Using the Uniform or Part of the Uniform. These Meanest of Racketeers Give Rhode Island a Wide Berth, for Reasons Set Forth in this Article by a Past National Vice Commander by Charles L. Woolley, Illustrations by Will Graven -- Americanism Is the Soul of America by J. Ray Murphy, Drawing by Ralph Boyer -- Bringing Back the Wild: American Sportsmen Are Stocking Woods and Streams to Bring Back in Some Measure the Conditions With Which Our Fathers Were Familiar by Donald Stillman -- Lincoln, Patron of Military Aviation by Horace Sawyer Mazet -- 1,250,000 Members: It's in the Cards, Says the Man Who Knows by Philip Von Blon -- Back in 18 18 Above by Wallgren -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers -- Ride Em, Doughboy by John J. Noll -- The Voice of the Legion: The Propaganda Against Adjusted Compensation Payments, the So-Called Fascists, Universal Service and Military Training Engage Editors Attention -- The American Legion's Estimated Budget for 1935 -- News of Veteran Interest