Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 6

MINNEAPOLIS IS SET FOR FIRST CONVENTION OF AMERICAN LEGION “Thousands of World War Vet- erans Are Expected From All Parts of Country (By United Press.) Minneapolis, Nov. 3.—Minneapolis is “all set” for the first convention of the American Legion which meets here a week from today. Thousands of world war veterans are expected from all parts of the country. Many of the most promin- . ent military men—war heroes with | decorations and others—will be here, But they will be in civilian clothing and on a plane with the lowliest private of war days. «pemocracy” is the watchword of the organization, according to Frank B. Wells, in charge of local arrange- ments for the convention. He pointed out that war heroes, although they are many in the or- ganization, will not be feted during the convention. «This is a business meeting,” he said. “There will be no receptions nor plaudits for any members—we’r2 going to work."' As soon as members of the nation- al executive committee arrive the lo- cal arrangement committees will turn things over 'to them. Some na- tional temporary officers are already here. Others are expected later in Next Sunday will be a day of Thanksgiving in churches through- out the northwest—and in fact throughout the nation—for peace. 1t may become generally known as «Armistic Sunday” and may be ob- TESTS OUR DRINKING WATER Tests of drinking water throughout the United States and its possessions are made at the water resources labra- tory of the geological survey under the direction of C. H. Kidwell. 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Tuesday will be the big day of the convention, - however, when the Pleage, Doctor, Make Us Pretty! ::efl;an Legion will celebrate Arm- YDr. Seymour Oppenhelmer of New ce day. ork writes to the Medical R 3 The Legion convention isn’t ex-| pressing the hope that the Ion:cos:?'l;:l pected to make much of a furore| made in what is called “co: Paciers ever the occasion, but the hundreds gery during th smetic” gur of service men and women here will | | {h L g the war may not be lost Yeeall the circumstances under which | t0_the civil population. Sghting ceased. Most of the celebra-| 1€ 5ays that this surgery for the tion will be outside the convention| S0le DupowS of beautifying ugly per- Rall ) sons was always considered “rather More than 20,000 service men and | shady business” fn which no Npumbl: women are expected to participate in | surgeon would engage. the afternoon Armistice day parade. But there are so many ugly faces The p::‘g:owal:n:):dl::o?: .S:Q‘.l;:: and thelr beautification would make Parade” where a patriotic and me. t“;ehlr obwn ers happy, some-surgeon the morial program will be staged. Hcher by a fee, and the world at large _ Prominent speakers will address happler for not being obliged to look the thousands expected to mest at ugliness, t}:at this 1s the auspicious shere. 4 moment for taking cosmetic surgery cut of the hands of charlatans and quacks and putting it into those of skilled practitioners. fl SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY PIONEER IGL ¢ a package _before the war (R M, Subscribe for The Pioneer. Yon_n' Own United States 5c a package during the war . 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