The American Legion Weekly (Volume 4, No. 27 (July 7, 1922)) (1922) (14775605864)

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Title: The American Legion Weekly (Volume 4, No. 27 (July 7, 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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days rebateand only keep you in the cooler for aweek. Suggestions of a Doughboy Being the Suggestions of a Doughboy on the Mannerof Conducting the Next War, Togetherwith Certain Reflections on the Conduct ofthe Last One.30. That when a man enters the serviceand makes an allotment of a part of hispay to a wife and children wholly de-pendent on him for support, the allotmentbe construed to mean that the money is tobe paid to the beneficiaries during their life-time and not to their respective estates.(To be continued) Something Wrong hired man is yer I hear, Josh, thatsomethin of a fool. Yep. He does do considerble work. Farsighted The Meanest Man was married the otherday. He bought his bride a ten-cent bagof candy for a wedding present and tookher for a honeymoon trip on the trolley.When they alighted from the car a coupleof pieces of candy still remained in the bag. What shall we do with it, dear? sheasked. Better not eat it all, he advised pru-dently. Lets save some for the children.
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Rollirt Your Own Remember when you used toyearn for flapping trousers andsilk socks? Youve got em now,but you arent half enjoyingthem unless youre wearing aWilson Bros. OYideTtBarut or9fafcrltkmd,Gairtetr. The first isbroad and soft,the second,nar-row and cool. Neither one willever fail you and boy! what comfort! Look for The Wilson Bros Signature on: Hose Belts Garters Shirts Cravats Mufflers Pajamas Nightshirts Suspenders Wilson Bros, Chicago Underwear. Handkerchiefs Knit Gloves PAGE 16 THE AMERICAN LEGION WEEKLY KansasSets Upa Mark THE Department of Kansas has aState Headquarters that has set amark for the other departments of TheAmerican Legion to shoot at. Thispicture of the Grand Army MemorialHall, at Topeka, shows the buildingthat was erected at a cost of half amillion dollars as a memorial to themen of the Union who fought in theCivil War. It is a four-story structurebuilt in Georgian style in har-mony with the State Capitol which itfaces. The interior, done in Carrara mar-ble