The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-12
FOR LEGION
LIST OF THOSE WHO WILL GO
TO NATIONAL MEET
Convention To Be Held In Min
neapolis On November IL;
Names of Delegates

The Minnesota branch OF the AIner-
lean Legion is laying careful plans
for the largest possible delegation at
the annual convention in Minneapolis
November II.
The delegates from al. ten con :.
sressional district have been an
nounced. The statewide member ship
drive for $4,000 members September
10 to 20 will be pushed TO the limit TO
make the October IL figure on which
representation in the convention IS
based as large as possible.
The delegates and an oversupp.y Of
alternates have been announced. As
fast as the districts increase ,heir
membership quotas additional dele
gates will be chosen from among The
alternates to make up the total mum
Der to which the district is entitled
The delegates and alternates fol-
low:
| First District: Joe Burke, Winona:
DR.. w. J. Mayo, Rochester; Dr. w.
| II. Replogle,. Wabasha; Miss Mar
garet Halloran, Rochester
Norman Sutherland
Austin; j. d. Costello, Kellogg; Il. +.
Hamilton, Grand Meadow; NJ. j.
brown Owatonna.
Second District: George Cdrlcy,
| Pipestone; w. A. Williams, Mannato;
" V. Lindgren, Winnebago; c. II.
Baldwin, Redwood Falls; d. " Gley-
steen; Lamberton.
1 II
F. A. Meacham, Edgerton; Lee j.
Seifert, Fairmont; p j. Burschiem.
Lake Benton: F. C. Ma!mrose, ST..
James.
| Third District Donald Loehl st.
Peter; John E. Mccarthy, saltwater;
DIR. Stecls, DIR. Maertz, New Prague
| Alternates-Dr. j. o. Mckeon,
Montgomery; William Risse. Red
Wing; NJ. C. Dempsey. Henderson; A.
NJ Simpson, Faribault
Delegates at large-J. c. Pease,
Saltwater; A. ]. Duane. st. Peter.
| Alternates-M j. MoriarIty, Srako-
pee; DR.. Gates. Kenyon.
Fourth District: A. A. Van Dyke,
st. Paul; III. T. Dane, st. Anthony
Park; Walter Kjeldsen, ST. Paul.
] Alternates-Samuel Lipscultz; Lloyd
L. Daily, st. Paul; Rober: Burns, St
Paul; p. Butler, Jr., st. Paul.
Fifth District: George Leach, Min
neapolis; Harry S. Davis, Minneapo-
lis; d. r. Card, Minneapolis; Fred b.
Wells, Minneapolis.
Alternates-L. s. Bibbs, Minneapo-
| lis; r. Henderson, MINNEAPOLIS; Geo
Lewis. Minneapolis: William Rock
ford, Minneapolis.
Sixth District: A. III. Vernon, Little
Falls; Joyce Lewis.l Long Prairie; il
L. Hoffman, Bemidji; H. E. Wallace
Sank Center; Fred Miller, Pine River;
~. o. Ostby, Pequot; James Bclen
Aitkin.
Alternates-William Wood, Lone
Prairie; H. M. Stanton, Bemidji, Dr.
Stewart, st. Cloud; Earl " w. Wet.
eel. Little Falls; A. P. Segal, Walker:
r. ]. Quinlivan, Melrose: o. B. Day
Pequot.
Seventh District: E. Cliff, Orion.
vile; E. A. Benson, Appleton; F.anl
Hoaglund, Marshall; G. e. Rowberg
Hanley Falls; B. Anderson. Litcnfield
!, Delegate at -large-Harry G. Young
|, Benson.
Eighth District: DR.. M. E. With.
| row, International Falls: Stafford
Kind, Deer River
J Alternates-L X. Duby, Dulltll: J
: p. Sheean. Gilbert; George O'Brien
Grand Rapids; M. P. La Fleur,N Tw;
Harbors.
Ninth District: Edward A. Flynn
Perham; S. P. Evans, Fergus Falls;
Edward A. Ketter, East Grand FClks
Chomme, Thief River Falls; l.. e
, Zuwinkle, Pelican Rapids; j. G. VIII
lSinson, Red Lake Falls -
Alternates-L. A. Wilson, Mahno.
men; G. M. Comstock, Mo0Ihead; l.
!, ! A. Shirley, Breckenridge; F.. 7. Vol.
land, Ada; Sylvester. Crookston; Pau
Traub, Henning.
Delegates at larger A Ro5Sberg
Crookston; r. B. Bathbun, Detroit
Alternates--1. M. Shea. Perham;
Clarence Lee, Pencer.
Tenth District: ]. Arthur Johnson
Center City: Albert F. Pratt, Ancka
, r. w. Wakefield Wayzata; II. Z
Kamofsky, Minneapolis; roy An.
drews, Lindstrom; Paul ;. Giilispie
Anoka; Roy Stark, Harris; Mr.. Sreb
bins, Minneapolis