The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

Probably President Wilson had no
notion that he was helping along the
American song writing industry when
he said. TO select at haphazard from his
public u%tterances. these sentences and
PHRASES In his speeches on tho general
topic of preparedness at Chicago. st.
Louis. Milwaukee and other middle
Western cities at the end Of last January
and the first week In February
America has been cried awake by
the voices In the disturbed and Redeemed
night "tf flames should touch our
continuation sparks are falling near"
The patriotism Of America is not a
name and an empty boast "Our
Glory" "Our fame" rs show
ing you the light" Then volunteers
will 'lIere!" Must never
bow In shame" Use you great album
dan strength Your efforts must
never cease" "To keep your honor, and
the world, In peace"
Now listen to the first verso of a
son called Fail Into Line for Your
Motherland,'' which will he released in
all the big cities of the country to-mor-
row for the first time and simultane-
ously even In far cities In India and
other parts OF the other side OF the
globe:
America. you're cried awake by voices Of
the night
DISTURBED and Redeemed night
I. showing YOU tn" light.
II flames shouid tourh our continsnt-for
sparks are falling near
Then ev'ry volunteer will answer Here"
Patriotism Of our land IL not an empty
name;
Our glory and our fame
Must never bow In shame.
SO use your great abundant strength. with
enort never cease.
To keep your honor. and the world In
peace.
Money 20 90 go Charity.
Whatever money Ia made from the
sale Of the song will go In toto TO some
charity TO I've named by the President
with the permission Of Mr.. Wilson the
cover Of the copies OF the song viii be
decorated with his portrait and the fol-
lowing legend:
FALL INTO LINE FOR
YOUR MoTHERLANp'
The Word. Of Woodrow Wilson
MADE Into a Song by
John l. Golden.
John I. Golden Is a young man who
writes inc words or the music, or I'M
woris and music as tn" c'ee may he
Tor various broadway successes W.
rhymirg u musical talents had h""r
devoted, for instance. before Il occurre'
To him TO make tho president a sons
writer. to- turning nut the lyrics u "Hii
HIP Ifoora, a. the Hppodrome. l:dd..
toy's snow called cover the River
Rock and Fulton. show 9TH" cand,
shop Tho IIoydrn.' The clio
shop the Montgomery and Ston" sons
called 'Good-hy. Glris, I'm Through IN
MUSIC and part % the words Of 10
c~awthorn's II can Dance VIII Every
body But Ny Wife and many othe
successes
John. sad Rrokor BERNARD NJ
Baruch. uou-profc-~. oual member Of tn
Lambs. one u.h' late IA January. "wh'
don't you grow serious and write n pre-
.~rafc.uc-s slrg Mr.. !,arI.h bc;n,
~particultilv keen for Preparedness.
Mr.. Golden Thought thu suggestion
good one. lie spoke ahor, II "A fe,
nights later TO Dudley Fold Malone
who is the boy or v.cc-presid,nt. q
tho Lambs. About this time Presider
wilson was starting out III his middl
Wet preparedness campaign. Nj i"'
den collected the papers each day an
ran over the Presidents remarks VT
= hope that h. would get som" IDEAS f.
a preparedness lyric from the Frs
dents speeches.
Found Many Liquid Phrases.
And noticed" said NJ. Colder Yes
tcrday. that all through m" President
speeches were liquid rhras"s. Som'
, times his sentence even rhYined II
would say something rhythmical enc