The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-11-12

American Legion, with special OBJ
servance for each day of the week !.
"The week of November 16 to 20
has been set aside as American Ed
ucation Week and 1 sincerely hope
that it will be generally observed
throughout Minnesota" declares
Governor Christianson in part in his
proclamation
Reds Open Schools
Every communist in the United
States who is unable to speak and
understand the English language
must prepare himself to do SO with
in the next year. Orders to this eff
feet have been received by all COM
munists in the country from the Third
Internationale at Moscow, Russia,
according to information received by
the Legion National Americanism
Commission from its intelligence SER
vice.
The communist party, according to
the information, will maintain schools
where English will be taught free of
charge to the students. Three-fourths
of the time of the students will be
devoted to the study Of doctrines of
Marx, Lenine, and Trosky.
The first of the schools, to open
the end of October, was to be located
at 104 East Fourteenth street, New
York city. On November 1, similar
schools were to be opened at Pitts
burgh, Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee
and other cities. By the first of the
year the communists hope to have
these schools established in all the
larger cities throughout the country.
Legion Hospital Aid Helps
eff it were not for your organiza-
ton I don't know what my family
and I would have done, for 1 was at
the end of my rope" The forego-
ing excerpt from a letter written to
the Minnesota Legion Hospital As
ISOLATION by a buddy just back from
Rochester, indicates one way in which
Minnesota Legionaires try to help
their sick comrades. ''It wasn't mere
~ a little SERVICE" declares this
buddy, at was a great big wonder
full help. You have no idea how
glad | am to be well and strong and
back home again, able to provide for
my wife and children"
Few people realize that twenty-five
cents of the dues of every member
of the American Legion of Minnesota
is set aside annually to provide, where
necessary, free hospital care for the
veterans of the World War who can
not connect their sickness or injuries
with their war service, and are not
able to pay the cost of
treatment and living expenses at
Rochester. If the home town Legion
post says they can pay part, or all,
Or none of the costs, the Legion Hos
oital Association acts accordingly.
The home town post is the sole judge.
Proud of Minnesota
"Once a Gopher Legionaire al
ways Gopher Legionaire," or so it |
would seem, Judging from many let
ers received at Minnesota Legion
Headquarters from comrades now in
'ther states. Here is part of one
rom Hans Leeds, Humboldt, Iowa.
Just received my Gopher button
rom you. I am always Minnesota
rooster. Outside of Iowa, in no
tate is the Legion forging ahead so
asst. The Gophers and the Hawk
yeys are the leaders of the Legion.
Minnesota Legionaires are up and
Ding big things all the time. I just
ove to real the Minnesota Legion
ire and see what is happening in the
Id state. I can hardly wait from
ne copy to another to find out what
GU are doing. That's what I think
f The Gopher Legion Gang and of
oe O'Hara, your new commander.
ell the boys they can't boost too
luch for the Land of Ten Thousand