The American Legion Monthly [Volume 6, No. 4 (April 1929)]

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The American Legion Monthly [Volume 6, No. 4 (April 1929)] E RI CAN EGION ^Monthly John Erskine - KarlWDetzer - Edward A.Filene Meredith Nicholson - Samuel Scoville, Jr. "The Old Grouch!" That is why Pluto acts so quickly — 30 No one likes to be called a "grouch." water would do the same thing if it minutes to two hours. That, too, is why it Yet we all have days of chronic fault- passed through the intestines. But it never gripes— is gentle, harmless and non- finding . days when we scold does not. It is absorbed and passes out habit-forming. Its effect is actually soothing. and criticize. through the kidneys. Pluto Water is used in two ways. It brings And on just such days, if we only Pluto Water is different. It contains a quick relief when constipation is acute. It keeps percentage of minerals exceeding the min- aivay constipation, colds and influenza when knew, the biggest fault lies with our- eral content of the blood. For that reason it taken in small amounts daily upon arising. selves. It's an outward sign of an in- does not go to the kidneys, but enters the Dilute with hot water — directions on every ward condition that needs correcting. intestinal tract, cleaning and flushing all bottle. Sold at all drug counters andat foun- Constipation is mankind's greatest that's before it. tains. Bottled at the Springs, French Lick, I nd foe. Relief ?. .The sensible way is the simple way — through ivater washing FRENCH LICK SPRINGS Mineral Water, with Pluto advocated World- Famed Howe o/ Pti/lo Mineral Water When so widely today by the leading doctors. Springtime in the Cumberland foothills is a season of distin guished charm. From far and near people visit French Lick NatureWon't, You would not use harsh chemicals — Springs in the heart of this favored region — to drink health- PLUTO Will giving Pluto Water — to take the rejuvenating baths— to cleanse or drugs for cleansing the face. Is it not the system — to store up new vitality. Wholesome outdoor even more illogical to employ them for diversions — golf on two 18-hole courses, horseback riding, tennis and hiking, make your stay, however extended, only too cleansing the delicate tissues inside short. Accommodations and cuisine unexcelled at the French your body? Lick Springs Hotel Complete medical staff in atrendance. French Lick is easily accessible from all points. Write or wire Pluto Mineral Water really washes for reservations — or send for booklet. French Lick Springs Hotel Co., French Lick, Indiana T. D. Taggart Pruuhnt. the intestinal tract. Common drinking PLUTO WATER d/lmericas Jhxafive ^Mineral Wafer ! — ! ! Low Pay.. Long Hours.. Routine.. No Future Always worrying over money. Always The Time Clock — a badge of hawk-like Human cogs in a great machine. No Always wondering what would happen skimping and economizing—going with- supervision and The Rut. A constant chance to meet people, travel or have In case of a "lay-off* or loss every " of Job. out the comforts and luxuries that reminder that one is Just another interesting experiences. A long, slow, No chance to express Ideas and ability for his family the payroll.'* man DESERVES and name on tiresome road that leads nowhere. —no chance to get ahead. COULD there himself. be a way out? I Said Good-bye to It All After Reading This Amazing' Book- Raised My Earnings 700% Where Shall We Send Your WHEN" a man who has been struggling reach. His salary runs well into the 5-figure along at a low-pay job suddenly steps class—actually exceeding $10,000 a year Another man, Wm. Shore of Neenach. 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And since it may mean the turning salary to over $10,000 a year much more frequently than point of your whole career, it certainly is worth Or You Pay Nothing and became President of his your time people realize. Not to fill out and clip the blank below. most company in the bargain ! N. S. T. A. is now offering Send it now only one, but HUNDREDS to every man who wants to in- — have altered the whole crease his income, an amazing A Few Weeks National Salesmen's Double Money course of their lives after -Back bond that Then Bigger Pay- assuresyou a definite stipulated Training Association the book reading amazing addition to your income, within There was nothing "differ- Dept. D-21, N.S.T.A. Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL. illustrated at the right. three months after your train- ent" about any of these men ing is when they started. None of them —_ it is just completed —or the course True, only a book— r ! seven ounces of paper and costs you nothing. This daring had any special advantages National Salesmen's Training Association, although all of them realized printers' ink but it contains offer is possible only because of Dept. 111. — that D-21, N.S.T.A. Bldg., Chicago, the most vivid and inspiring the success of thousands of SALESMANSHIP offers message that any ambitious members. Send coupon imme- bigger rewards than any other Without cost or obligation, send me your free book, profession under the sun. But. "The Secrets of Modern Dynamic Salesmanship." man can read ! It reveals facts diately for full details. like many other men. they Also include a free copy of the new N. S. T. A. and secrets that will open al- money-back bond that assures a definite addition subscribed to the foolish belief me most any man's eyes to thinsrs to my income within three months after completing that successful salesmen are he has never even dreamed of! training —or a complete refund of tuition fee. born with some sort of "magic Remarkable Salary Increases gift." "The Secrets of Modern Dynamic Sales- manship" showed them that nothing could be Name . For example, R. B. Hansen, of Akron, Ohio, farther from the truth! Salesmanship is just is just one case. Not long ago he was a foreman like any other profession. It has certain funda- in the rubber-curing room of a big factory at mental rules and laws—laws that you can master a Address salary of $160 a month. One day this remarkable as easily as you learned the alphabet. volume. "The Secrets of Modern Dynamic Sales- City and traveling sales positions are open in manship," fell into his hands. And from that every line all over the country. For years, thou- City State^ day on, Mr. Hansen clearly saw the way to say sands of leading firms have called on the N. S. "good-bye" forever to low pay. long hours, and T. A. to supply them with salesmen. Employment tiresome routine ! Today he has reaped the re- service is free wards to both employers and members, Age Occupation that this little volume placed within his and thousands have secured positions this way. APRIL, 1929 Vol. No. April, 1929 American 6, 4 egion Contents Cover Design: the convoy by W. Lester Stevens Finders Keepers by Walter J.Wood Spring Song by Richard Le Gallienne Decoration by W. L. Stevens The Luck of Roaring Camp by Bret Harte With a Critical Introduction by John Erskine Illustrations by Lowell L. Balcom Americans Forever by Meredith Nicholson 12 Illustrated with photographs from the Lincoln collection of Harry MacNeill Bland The Broken 3: Part Two by Karl W. Detzer 14 Illustrations by V. E. Pyles Expiation by Marquis James 18 Red Elk by Samuel Scoville, Jr. 20 Illustrations by Forrest C. Crooks Own Your Own Bank- by Edward A. Filene 24 Illustrations by Paid Carruth Editorial with cartoon by John Cassel 26 The Unfinished Battle by Watson B. Miller 28 Keeping Step by Right Guide 3° Then and Now by The Company Clerk 37 A Personal View by Frederick Palmer 42 Bursts and Duds conducted by Tip Bliss 44 An April Fool by Wallgren 46 The Message Center by The Editor 80 THE STARS IN THE FLAG Alabama: The 22A State, admitted to the Union December population, 28th in area, 23d in density. Capital, Montgom l 14, 1819. De Soto discovered the region in 1541 and ery (1928 U. S. est.), 67,100. Three largest cities (1928 U. S. other Spanish explorers followed him. In 1702 the French est.), Birmingham, 222,400; Mobile, 69,600; Montgomery. settled Old Mobile, then a part of Louisiana. Georgia under Estimated wealth (1923 U. S. Census), $3,002,043,000. Princi- its charter of 1732, which gave it a corridor from pal sources of wealth (1923 U. S. Census), iron the Atlantic to the Pacific, claimed part of Ala- and steel products and by-products, including coke bama. France ceded a part of this area to Eng- manufacture, $223,324,628; cotton goods, $86,- land in 1763.
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