The American Legion Weekly [Volume 1, No. 17 (October 24, 1919)]

A Starting Point for Slacker Drives: 2,000 Whose Names, Addresses and Records Are Known Still Linger in Land They Renounced by Charles D. Kelley -- Accomplices of the Profiteer by Alfred I. Harrington Commander, McVey Post No. 16, Mansfield, Ohio -- Heroes of Yesterday at Today's Duties -- More Chests Than Medals by Marquis James -- The Man Who Couldn't Go Wrong by Harlan Thompson -- Over and Back with the NavyHenry Reuterdahl's Paintings Are the Official War Pictures of the Navy -- The Man Who Couldn't Go Wrong -- "Gas!" The First Alarm: A Frenzy for Which the Hun Was Not to Blame By Innis Brown -- Among the Legion's Local Posts -- The Editorial PC. Policies-Not Politics -- Sport edited by Walter Trumbull -- Bursts and Duds -- The Bulletin Board -- Letters From Readers -- Find Your Buddy -- At National Headquarters