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The American Legion Weekly [Volume 1, No. 9 (August 29, 1919)] — Price Five Cents A Copy Two Dollars A Year v. AUG. 29, 1919 Dere Mable' Bottling Up the Boche Souvenir King Soldiers" Farms Deferred Birds of War 1 PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE LEGION PUBLISHING CORPORATION, 19 WEST 44TH STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. Application for Entry as Second Class Matter Pending No. 9 2 THE AMERICAN LEGION WEEKLY The Scope of Our Service WW/~E OFFER an investment service national in scope, having offices in six prominent cities and an extensive wire system reaching other important points in the United States and Canada. Our Statistical Department is constantly collecting, analyzing and verifying complete data on Municipal and Corporation securities in all parts of the country. Our Bond and Note Departments, under the direction of executives of long and successful financial exper- ience, and possessed of wide sources of information, offer you expert guidance in investment matters, and immediate consideration of your individual problems. HORNBLOWER S2 WEEKS BOSTON NEW YORK Investment Securities PORTLAND CHICAGO PROVIDENCE Founded in 1888 DETROIT Members of the New York, Boston and Chicago Stock Exchanges August 29, 1919 3 CHANDLER SIX Famous For Its Marvelous Motor THE MOST PLEASING NEW SEDAN THE whole motor market offers characteristic of all the new series no other new model more attrac- Chandler models; the permanent tive than the Chandler Sedan of the window posts; the four full-length new series. Here is an exceptionally doors, with all hinges concealed; the fine car, most graceful and dignified undivided front seat; the wide, deep in design, luxurious in finish and cushions, and the beautiful silk plush appointments, big and comfortable upholstery are especially pleasing and economical. It is the finest devel- features. opment of the closed car type, hand- The Chandler Sedan body is one some in style, most substantially built of several attractive bodies mounted and providing unusual service in any on the famous Chandler chassis, dis- season and any weather. tinguished for its marvelous motor The high hood and radiator, and sturdy construction throughout. SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Seven-Passenger Touring Car, S/79S Four-Passenger Roadster, $1795 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1875 Seven-Passenger Sedan, $2695 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2595 Limousine, $J°9S Atl prices f. 0. b. Cleveland Dealers in all Principal Cities and Hundreds of Towns CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO Export Department: 1790 Broadway, New York Cable Address: "CHANMOTOR" 4 THE AMERICAN LEGION* WEEKLY AMERICAN LEGION DIRECTORY National and Local Representatives of the Legion Joint National Executive Committee of Thirty-four Henry D. Lindsley, Tex., Chairman Eric Eisjier Wood, Pa., Secretary Bennett C. Clark, Mo., Vice-Chairman Caspar G. Bacon, N. Y., Treasurer John W. Prentiss, Chairman National Finance Committee WILLIAM S. BEAM. N. C. RUBY D. GARRETT. MO. LUKE LEA, TENN. THEODORE ROOSEYELT, JR X. Y. CHARLES II. BRENT. N Y I'RED A. GRIFF] I II. OKLA. HENRY LEONARD. D. C. DALE SHAW. IOW A. WILLIAM II. BROWN. CONN. ROY C. HAINES, ME. THOMAS W. MILLER. DEL. ALBERT A. SPRAGUE, ILL. G. EDW ARD BUXTON, JR., R. I. J E. J. HERBERT, MASS. OGDEN MILLS. JR., N. Y. DANIEL G. STIVERS, MONT. RICHARD DERBY , N. Y ROY HOFFMAN, OKLA. EDWARD MYERS. PA. JOHN J. SULLIVAN. WASH. ERANKLIN D'OLIER. PA. [•'RED B. HUMPHREYS, N. MEN. RICHARD PATTERSON H. J. TURNEY, OHIO. L. H EY RIDGE. TEX. IOHN W. INZER, ALA WILLIAM G. PRICE, JR PA. GEORGE A. W HITE, OREGON. MILTON FOREMAN, ILL. STUART- S. J AN NEW MD. S. A. RITCHIE, N. Y. GEORGE H. WOOD, OHIO. RETURNING SOLDIERS Get in touch with your local post. If there is no local post, write to your state chairman. Join The American Legion. You helped give the Hun all that was coming to him Have you got everything that is coming to you? Have you had any trouble with your War Risk Allotment or Allowance, Quartermaster or Navy Allotment. Compensation, Insurance, Liberty Bonds, Bonus, Travel Pay, Back Pay? The American Legion is ready to help straighten out your accounts. Write or tell your troubles to your State War Risk Officer of The American Legion, Write in care of your State Secretary. State Officers Alabama—Chairman. Matt W. Murphy, Louisiana—Chairman, T. Semmes Walms- Ohio—Chairman, F. C. Galbraith, Adj. 1st Nat. Bank Bldg., Birmingham; Secretary, ley, 721 Hibernia Bank of Louisiana, New Gen. Office, State House, Columbus; Secretary, Herman W. Thompson, care of Adjutani- Orleans; Secretary, Geo. H. H. Pratt, 804 Chalmers R. Wilson, Adj. Gen. Office, State Genera!, Montgomery. Gravier St., New Orleans. House, Columbus. Arizona—Chairman, Andrew P. Martin, Maine—Chairman, A. L. Robinson, 85 Oklahoma—Chairman, Ross N. Lillard, Tucson; Secretary, D. A. Little, Florence. Exchange St., Portland; Secretary, James L. Oklahoma City; Secretary, Wm. D. Siple, Oil Arkansas—Chairman, Harrison, 207 Boyle, 184 Water St., Augusta. Exchange Bldg., Oklahoma City. J. J. — W. 3rd St., Little Rock; Secretary, Granville Maryland—Chairman, James A. Gary, Oregon Chairman, E. J. Eivcrs. 444 Burrow, Little Rock. Jr., 4 Hoen Bldg., Baltimore; Secretary, Larrabee St., Portland; Secretary, Dow V. California—Chairman, Henry G. Mathew- Alex. Randall, 4 Hoen Bldg., Baltimore. Walker, care of Multnomah Club, Portland. son, Flood Bldg., San Francisco; Secretary, Massachusetts—Chairman, John F. J. Philippine Islands—Chairman, Robt. R. E. E. Bohlen, 926 Flood Bldg., San Francisco. Herbert, 749 Pleasant St., Worcester; Secre- Landon, Manila; Secretary, Amos D. Haskell, Colorado—Chairman, H. A. Saidy, Colo- tary, Leo A. Spillane, 84 State St., Boston. Manila. rado Springs; Secretary, Morton M. David, Michigan—Chairman, George C. Waldo, Pennsylvania—Chairman, George F. Tvler, 401 Fmpire Bldg., Denver. 401-5 Fquity Bldg., Detroit; Secretary, Lyle 121 S. 5th St., Philadelphia; Secretary, Connecticut—Chairman, Alfred M. Phil- D. Tabor, 312 Moffatt Bldg., Detroit. Guilliaem Aertson, 121 S. 5th St., Philadelphia. lips, Jr., 110 Glenbrook Road, Stamford; Minnesota—Chairman, Harrison Fuller, Rhode Island—Chairman, Alexander H. Secretary, Judge W. J. Malone, Bristol. care of St. Paul Despatch, St. Paul; Secretary, Johnson, City Hall, Providence; no Scc'y. District of Columbia—Chairman, E. George G. Chapin, 003 Guardian Life Bldg., South Carolina—Chairman. Julius H. Lester Jones, 833 Southern Bldg., Washington; St. Paul. — Walker, Columbia; Secretary, Irvine F. Bel- Secretary, Howard Fisk, 833 Southern Bldg., Mississippi Chairman, Alexander Fitz- s*r, Columbia. — Washington. — hugh. Vicksburg; Secretary Edward S. Butts, South Dakota Chairman, M. L. Shade, Delaware Chairman, Geo. N. Davis, 909 Vicksburg. Mitchell; Secretary, C. J. Harris, 212 Boyce Market St., Wilmington; Secretary, T. K. Missouri—Chairman, Gen. H. C. Clark, Greeley Bldg.,—Sioux Falls. Carpenter, Du Pont Bldg., Room 1154, Jefferson City; Secretary, Edward J. Cahill, Tennessee Chairman. Roan Waring. Bank Wilmington.— Secretary Public Service Commission, Jeffer- of Commerce & Trust Co. Bldg., Memphis; Florida Chairman, A. H. Blinding, Bar- son City. — Secretary, Wm. G. Bacon, 55 Goodbar Bldg., tow; Secretary, S. L. Lowry, Jr., Citizens Montana Chairman, Charles E. Pew, Memphis.— Bank Bldg.,—Tampa. care of Wight & Pew, Helena; Secretary, Ben. Texas Chairman, Claude Y. Birkhead, Georgia Chairman, Walter Harris, care of W. Bamett, 1014 Bedford St., Helena. San Antonio; Secretary, J. A. Belgcr, Austin, Harris, Harris & Whitman, Macon; Secretary, Nebraska—Chairman, John G. Maher, Texas. Baxter Jones, Citizens & Southern Bank Old Line Insurance Co., Lincoln; Secretary, Utah—Chairman, Wesley E. King, Judge Bldg., Macon.— Hugh C. Robertson, 724 First National Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City; Secretary, Baldwin Haw aii Chairman, Lawrence Judd, care of Bldg., Omaha. Robertson, 409 Ten Boston Bldg , Salt Lake T. H. Davis & Co., Ltd., Honolulu; Secretary, Nevada—Chairman, J. G. Scrugham, City City. J. P. Morgan, Box 188, Honolulu. Hall, Reno; Secretary. James Burke, Reno. Virginia—Chairman, Chas. Francis Cocke, Idaho—Chairman, E. C. Boom, Moscow; New Hampshire—Chairman, Frank Knox, >0i Orchard Hill, Roanoke; Secretary, C. Secretary, Laverne Crllier, Pocatello. Manchester; Secretary, Frank J. Abbott, Brocke Pollard, 832 E. Main St., Richmond. Illinois—Chairman, George G. Seaman, 6 Pickering Bldg., Manchester. Vermont—Chairman, H. Nelson Jackson, Taylorville: Secretary, Earl B. Searcy, 205-20(> New Jersey—Chairman, Hobart Brown, Burlington; Secretary, Joseph H. Fountain, 138 Marquette Bldg., Chicago, 111. 776 Broad St., Newark; Secretary, Thomas Colchester Ave., Burlington. Indiana—Chairman, Raymond S. Springer, Goldingay, 776 Broad St., Newark. Washington—Chairman, Harvey J Moss, Conncrsville; Secretary, L. Russell Newgent, New Mexico—Chairman — Charles M. 202 E. 47th St., Seattle; Secretary, George R. 51s Hume Mansur Bldg., Indianapolis. DeBremon, Roswcll; Secretary, Harry Howard Drever, care of Adj. Gen. Office, Armory, Iowa—Chairman, Mathew A. Tinlev, Coun- Dorman, Santa Fe. Seattle. cil Bluffs; Secretary, John MacVicar, 1100 New York—Chairman, Ogden L. Mills, West Virginia—Chairman, Jackson Arnold, Fleming Bldg., Pes Moines. 140 Nassau St., New York; Secretary, Wade Department of Public Safety, Box 405, Char- Kansas—Chairman, Dr. W. A. Pharcs, 519 11. Hayes, 1 10 Nassau St., New York. leston; Secretary, Charles McCamic, 904 Sweitcr Bldg., Wichita; S-cretary, Neale E. North Carolina—Chairman, C. K. Bur- National Hank of W. Va. Bldg., Wheeling. Akers, (are of Board of Commerce, 135 N. gess, 107 Commercial Bank
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