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An American who valued that citizenship to the highest degree was Theodore Roosevelt. No title pleased him more than that of "Theodore the common heritage of all Americans, Roosevelt, American." His memory is in cooperation with the Roosevelt Memorial Association, which plans to conduct a nationwide campaign to honor Roosevelt the man, in order that his manly qualities may be fused into the life and spirit of American youth, I, D. W. Davis, Governor of the state of Idaho, do hereby set Monday, October 27th as "Americanization day" in the state of Idaho, and ask the people of this state to give fitting expression on that date to their appreciation of citizenship, and due honor to the memory of the man whose birth is celebrated on that day. Theodore Roosevelt, American.

In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the great seal of the state of Idaho. Done at Boise, the capital, this 11th day of October, 1919.

(Signed) D. W. DAVIS,
Governor.
Attest: ROBERT O. JONES,
Secretary of State.

Bryan Asks Preparation.
Pursuant to the proclamation of Governor Davis, relative to the Roosevelt Memorial fund, setting aside October 27th as Americanization Day, the state department of education desires to call the attention of all city and county superintendents, and all principals and teachers in the public schools of the state and all in authority in the private and parochial schools of the state of Idaho to the said proclamation. 