Seward daily gateway., 1923-09-18
INTERPRETATION PROBLEM DISCUSSED
 BY CAPT. -lAINCEY
IS PREACHING THE BRAND OF CITIZENSHIP WE
 MOST NEED, SAYS BONE

There was a time when the average layman regarded Americanization as problem confined exclusively to the foreign born Since the American Le- zion launched its Americanizatlon campaign, the gospel of better Americanism could be carried into ev- every recess of the nation, the public has come to realize that Americaniza- tion involves every man, woman and child living on American soil, under the protective folds of the American Flag. Last year there was confer ence of all AmericaniZation workers and the central though carrying the unanimous sentiment of the wrokers was to the effect that some of the most difficult obstacles in the path of a better Americanism, today, are placed there by native born Ameri- cans.
 The Seward Post of the American Legion is bringing to Seward one of the Legion's best known speakers, Captain $. N. Dancey, internationally known, and regarded as an authority on national and international condi- tions, Captain Dancey speaks to ca pacity houses everywhere. A personal friend of Governor Scott c. Bone, oI,i ho highly recommended. The Governor has expressed the hope that every Alaskan will hear Captain Danceys message.
 He is preaching the class of citi- zenship that we most need,'' writes Governor Bone, "and his previous visits to Alaska have accomplished a wonderful lot of good. I welcome his return
 The program scheduled for Seward is in line with the standard American iZation program employed in all parts of the land, that is, as far as it is pos
 
 ! merce will devote a monday lunch con to AmericaniZation on Thursday of this week and Captain Dancey will tell the members what Chambers of Commerce in all parts of America are doing. On Friday afternoon at 100 | o'clock the regular school program will be given and friends are invited to participate. On Friday evening, September 21, Capt. Dancey will offer to the local public one of the greatest films that has ever been produced, "The Man Without Country" This film is rated as an A No. l film and ranks with such well known masterpieces as ''The Battle Cry of Peace," "Intolel- ance," etc. The price of admission l will be 75 cents; children 25c. A special musical program will be l provided at the theatre.
 | It is to be hoped that every citizen | of Seward, as we'll as all local organi- zations will cooperate with the Le- | zion. Seward should have good score in the nationwide campaign, and this will be an opportunity to es- tablish that score.
 | The following are a few clippings which recommend Captain Dancey to the Seward public as a speaker we'll worth hearing.
 | Girard, Kansas, Messenger: Capt. Dancey is, without question, the most l forceful, most remarkable and most reasonable speaker that Girard has been able to obtain for years. He breaches the doctrine of 100 per cent Americanism in a manner that will hold any audience spellbound and his meeting in this city has really done more for the American Legion. than anything ever before accomplished"
 Boston Post: "One of the greatest speakers Boston has ever heard" Oskaloosa, Iowa, Herald: Seldom has Chamber of Commerce sneaker