New Ulm review., 1921-06-08

great bandmasters of the world. Kryl
and His Band have given concerts in
speak; and in the same place, at 500
P. NJ, an informal conference and
smoker for Twin City and visiting
Legionaires will be held under the
auspices of the Hennepin Countys
Legion Central Committee.
On Sunday, June IL, St. Cloud
Minnesota will give Commander Gal
braith warm welcome, starting with a
ball game at $3.50 P. NJ, followed by a
conference of Legion and Legion
Auxiliary members in the Breen Hotel
at 500 P. NJ, to be addressed by the.
National Commander. At 500 P. NJ, ].
public rally will be held in the
Cathedral Hall, St. Cloud, to which the
general public as well as Legion and
Auxiliary members and ex-service men
from the surrounding territory are in.
vited. This will conclude the ST.
Cloud program in honor of the Ma
tional Commander.
Three o'clock on the afternoon OF.
Monday, June 13, will find Com
mander Galbraith back in Minneapolis,
at the Citizens Club, 201O Minnehaha
Avenue, where he will address state
conference of officers and members of
the American Legion Women's Auxili-
ary of Minnesota, for which he has the
highest praise, Minnesota having been
a pioneer in the work Of bringing this
worthy organization to it's present
strength and prestige. -..s....s--.
At 500 P. M. Monday June 13, the
plans of Ramsey County Legionaires
to honor their national leader will bear
fruit. In the ST. Paul Auditorium, at
that hour, Commander Galbraith will
address a public rally Of Twin City
Legion and Legion Auxiliary members,
| to which all ex-service men and the
general public from the surrounding
territory are also invited.
From St. Paul commander Gal
braith will go to Duluth, where on
Tuesday, June ID, conferences will be
held in the Spalding Hotel at l 1 A. NJ,
1890 P. M. and 2:3O P. NJ, when
Legionaires and Legion Auxiliary mem
bers of Duluth and the Sth Congress
sional District will meet Commander
Galbraith and hear his message. Then,
at 8 P. M. in the Duluth Armory, Mr..
Galbraith's visit to Minnesota will be
concluded with a farewell address be-
fore the general public and the Legion
aires and ex-service men and women OF
Northern Minnesota. From Duluth
he will go to Northern Michigan to
continue his good work.
The Legion's National Commander
is an aggressive American who is
! giving every ounce. of his energy in
putting across the Legion's program o1
legislation for the disabled and the
Legion's four fold federal adjusted
compensation bill. He has been botf
sailor and soldier, and wears the Dis.
tinguished Service Cross and thu
Croix de Guerre with palm for heroisn
in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, il
which he was wounded. Last year h
!. was Commander of the Department
of Ohio, American Legion, and it wa
largely due to the reputation he mad
i. in that capacity that brought abou
his election to the highest homo
possible for the ex-service men 0
America to bestoW-the Office Of Ma
!, tional Commander of the America
Legion.
Every Legion post in Minnesota
, and there are four hundred and eighty
two-and every Legion Auxiliary unit
of which there are 217, has bee
! urged by State Commander A. Il
J Vernon and State President DR.. Hele
: Hughes Hielscher, heads Of the Legio
), and it's Auxiliary in the North Sta
! State, to send a delegation to Welcom
! Commander Galbraith at one or othe
, of the points,named above, where ever
!, Legionaire and Legion Auxiliary men
> Der will have an opportunity to NEE
! Mr.. Galbraith personally and shak
him by the. hand. Every Legionail
, should come and welcome the Leadt
! of The Legion.
n Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Albrecht
! Sleepy Eye are rejoicing over the a
a rival Of little daughter. Mrs. A
n brecht is a daughter Of Mr.. and MI
Il F. H. Retzlaff Of this city.