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Title: The American Legion Weekly (Volume 4, No. 30 (July 28, 1922))
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Legion. National Headquarters
Subjects: American Legion periodicals
Publisher: American Legion
Contributing Library: The American Legion National Headquarters Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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et dinneror barbecue sothat free eatsmay be had byall. Line upsome goodspeakers andhave thesesubjects cov-ered, amongothers: Par-ticipation ofthe communityduring thewar, work ofthe communitysince the war,possibilities ofco-operationbetween theco m m u n i tyand all veter-ans. This lastsubject shouldbe handledpreferably bya Legionnairewho can showthat the Le-gion is the or-ganization ofveterans andthat throughthe Legionthis co-opera-tion can bemade an ev-eryday influ-ence for every-bodys good. Plan forplenty of mu-sic by localmusical organizations, featuring anybands or drum corps that were prom-inent during the war. Have readings of the names of themen of your community who died whilein service. And, by all means, arrange for re-unions of various units, companies,regiments or divisions or other classi-fications whose memberships weredrawn from your territory. By trainand auto old buddies will come from(Continued on page 20) JULY 28, 1922 PAGE 13 After a Date with the 40-8 Sj/ Wallgren
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Gained a Lot of impressions( mostly cent?) BRIKfoS BACK OLD TIMES AND FOND MBMCRtB-S— THATS WHAT THE. %o-<? Doa5,BUDOlE PAGE 14 THE AMERICAN LEGION WEEKLY BURSTS AND DUDS Payment is made for original material suitable for this department. Unavailable manuscript will be returned only when accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelope In Other Words, No! A Boston girl, with literary as-pirations, took a friend into herconfidence with reference to a cer-tain personal matter. I got even with that editor,she said gleefully. He always re-jects my manuscripts but I got backat him. How did you do it? I declined his son with thanks,regretting that he did not meetwith my immediate requirements. False Alarm Down along the Miami River inFlorida the natives are not usuallyeasily scared, but one night theconversation turned to spirit man-ifestations and one man spoke up: Dont believe in them, hestated, but I did once. One nightI wakes up in my cabin and hearssomethin slooshin across the floo

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