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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Attitude Toward the New Democracy, Writes Russell

these delegates Womon win be
among those chosen and viii ar in
The assembly and help % make the
constitution
n Will not BE- necessary FOR any.
body 20 argue for This privilege.
Every body VII think IL perfectly
natural and right
The national council adjourned on
July g. bar % lcff I'm charge of the
government its executive committee
OF $50. apporuonc. awans the work
men. soldiers and farmers, and 'his
executive committee rs now running
things Ina Russia
II operates the machine You do
not hear anything anout n. for rea-
sons shall tell you hereafter but
you can discount any stories you
NAV read from day 20 day about
any body else ruling Russia. This
is the only ruling power. being tho
representative Of tho people.
The rest Of the world seems TO
have a fear thar there may be a
counter revolution and return OF
the old conditions
Unless German victory and Cor
man Influence can bring n back 20
life. there isn't anything else any
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

women voters equally endowed with
citizenship.
II Is the most remarkable legisla
tive body in thu world. and. as n
looks 20 me. The most significant.
the most satisfactory and admirable
II is composed chiefly Of farmers
and workingmen; the actual produc
ers and toilers.
Now I'm every country these are
Tho vast majority OF the population
Therefore in every country II "
are 10 have real democracy. these
should compose the legislative
power
In this country and in England
there Is a strange superstition that
nobody can make laws or manage
government except lawyers. bankers.
cxploiters and professional politl-
clans
Well. then. give fervent thanks 70
Russia She has knocked the spots
out OF all that fol-derol
Her national council does business
with rapidity. good sense and good
Judgment She doesn't miss the
lawyers. except 10 bless the Lord
they are not there.
Lawyers constitute less than one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

CHICAGO. Aug 2s-Meet Tho only
indian chorus girl-Miss Lillian Hel-
mar Don't crowd. gentlemen, She
has never scalped stage Johnny,
but blood will tell. sometimes
Miss Helmar was born beyond
The foothills. but prefers 20 work
beyond tho footlights
She is a Sioux. bat she has never
sued any Pittsburg millionaire for
breach Of promise.
She vas born In tho Fort Peck
reservation. Montana Her real
name - Wcp'omana. Kind Heart -
Kind heart left the tepee OF her
parents-w which In this case is a
brick bungalow hve years ago Her
FIRST experience on the stage was in
THE Squaw Man She went into
the movies Her eyes bothered her
and she went into musical comedy.
She has been PLAYING MI summer in
Chicago in the show OF Wonders
Kind heart say she preferred tho
stage 10 tho primitive pastimes 81
the original inhabitants And why
shouldn't she? She was educated
in eastern private schools and never
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

again have a look in there.
Wise things may be done also
foolish But whether wise or fool
ish, Whatever Is done win be by
the grace of the people OF Russia,
free and Independents
Reactionary influences in this ana
other countries are striving hard 20
create the impression that Russia
has or Is about 10 have a dictator
You can put all that aside as inc
idle dreams OF troglodytes. don I
know any climate on earth that IS
more unhealthy for dictators no"
than the climate OF Russia. Gentle
men planning 20 so into that line OF
business are earnestly advised 10
look elsewhere. The prospects are
not salubrious.
Russia will not have a dictator
and. contrary 10 cave dwelling opin'
ION. does not need dictator II II
no one man country and never VIII
be again.
| don't know any country whero
the national democratic spirit IL
stronger. more resolute or better
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Marriage Licenses

Howard T Ross 20 Detroit Eva II
Frank = Logan as. Pittsburgh
Title schessine q. New York.
Alsert ". Austin "" York
Gennetts NJ smith &C. Aihion,
Henry r Mlrdock Detroit,
laura Ropp. 10 sam"
Joseph J Schoefsr. et SprinEwells
Matilda NJ Esper - uetroi'
George p Koont7 7s Nassillon. q
Ans Ts.I sam1 - , Fl M.''',ld. e 3e,ro,,
Ethei y Atchison. 80. SANE
william J Flsrneft - Detroit
Catherine pOiry. a. same
samuel pacherkofsk, 20. pet-oit.
Gertie Stasheisky. 90, same
wasyl g. Berehueok %. River
Rouge: Mary Ncriske ~. SAM
Asa O. Murray. 11 Detroit pinkie
Rhoney. as - louis No.
STANLEY =. Smith. o.. Detroit Elma
Jsc1us. j. Dslrnar e. Detroit I'm
ma Reiss. IA. same
Ron ZONES. s. Flint. Gussie HicH-
shcn ~. same.
Edusrd Elliott 90. Detroit Har-
ri.f Ryan %. same
RAYMOND p Tracy - Detroit
Elizabeth Uoef' IL sarne'
Robert T.. tannsn. o. Detroit
q Psui R.thorst. = detroit rui-
Tar O. warner. q. san1~
Joseph v WrtIors - n~troit
r~1ntfne VI Messing~r a. Alma
George A splitter. 20 Detroit Mary
Schwartz % same
Edward Young - Detroit cafhet-
inc walsh g. same
F-rnk 90 burke 81 Detroit Pear
r Roland "a Es,anaba
Ciin0rd L-usks chicago.
Irene " Eastman ~ chicago
Peter Stoner 81 NNetrolf- Iu a
Zctco. Is sans
Harry p Flock 7s Detroit. Eunies
NJ. Story. -. same
Norman v Mar-nro 90 Detroit
wilfreda X. Cartilage. 20 sane
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

where In the world quite 80 dead
as the old order IN Russia.
It's deader than a mackerel that
for sanitary reasons the board OK
health has orderel 20 be cremated.
II the Germans. assisted by the
American Copperheads, American
doughfaces and American pro-Ger.
mans. do not break thru that front
not even the ghost of the old order
viii ever come again
II they do. YOU will see the czar
hack In the winter palace and you
ought 20 have a clear understanding
as 10 Who put him there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
EMrlol MENr AGrNcIEs
KINCAIlO

KINCAID
~ " FORREST OPP PoSToFFiCE.
Youue mon fur srcretarisl positions
Bockkcepers Pay Roll clerk
! Craftsmen.
6 Layout. Bench.
4 GENERA pfncc stenoEraphers
Gar Checkers. q Failow-up Men
Shippln2 Clerks Typists Fac
T,mekcepsrs roy Roll clerks
{, ono Bows. o u. r. checkers.
Private Secretary, l9 Girl stsnog-
Generol ofaeo. u r. clerks.
shop Clerks
4 Tool Designers.
Earnish Rubber. Gear Painters.
Auto SfrIper Body Ftniehers
Brill Ma nine Repair.
: Acety lenc Nelders.
Sheet Metal Workers
crank SHAFT Lathe.
Production Lathe
Factory SpetutrF 81
Night Waterman papers
2 ROfar, shear - Bench Nolfsrs.
Floor Mo- icrs. 3 ursss Molders.
~ Molders on Motors.
Tool CRIB Mon
Good Carporters soc.
FACTORY Carpenters. Gauge Ma
kers
stenmntters with sheet metal srp
Millwrirh's inside work. 45c - SOC.
Tool Milling Motor Repair.
Rough crank Inspectors
Sanders on BODICE Relt IRrers.
8 shaft Oucfs p Bench Hands
Color Narnlshere Enamel DIP
perr
: shear Helpers. 20 Rough Grinders
? Gauge Makers p Acme Screw.
IL Men 10 learn Inspection S350
Warren & SWAY screw.
Forge Heaters
? Factory Tlnsmifhs
10 Furnace Helpers.
Axle Asscmhlers Ayie Repair.
. Metal Pattern Nal~rs
Lucas BORING
, Layout Craftsmen.
Craftsmen. Any Kind.
s Garagc repaI- seIeI'e Repair
8 Ford Repair 3 GnraEc loprren.
Inspectors on
Bench Floor Motor Parts. Tool.
? Tool aud GnuRe Makers
Tank Solde-e~s
Is Men With Little Garage
Experience
Youn. Non 90 'earn R"amer Grind
Ing. s.
( Glass Grinder. s. 90 So
MILNE Machine.
nisr InGer. Hand Screw
KINCAID, II w. FORT ST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
AIMING!

The accompanying article is
copyrighted, 1911 by The News
pa per Enterprise association OF
whose editorial stan Charles Ed
ward Russell is salaTied mem
her, and lt Is furnished 20 The
limos hy that assoclation for ex-
elusive publication In this terri
tory ANY infringement ~ the
Copyright viii be promptly re-
ported hy The Times and vigor-
oUsly prosecuted by the Newspaper
Enterprise association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
5-ACRF CHICKEN FARM

inside Tho ciEht-mile circle. Just or
the car line 7-room house. small
harm and ell other outhuildinER.
also including I horse. wagon, !
pillow. ] dray. cultlvators. ] seed
driIl I shovel pillow etc. This Is a
bargain. for someone. so be quick;
u,uat ho sold az once. Price only
$500 Terms Call Mr. u Lynes'.
with
TRONT.FY WILSON co.
Fad gq0o 101f cham. ~ Com Bldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

per cent OF the population and hold
IN our country 20 per cent OF the
legislative Offices They can't see
that IN Russia.
Also. 10 arrive az tho neXt point
FOR thanksgiving. Ave OF the dele
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
1917 WILLYS KNIGHT
COTpE

Perfect condition. Goodyear
Cord tire on rear; tires all
around like new; will repaint
and guarantee in perfect me-
chanical condition. This is a
real snap, $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

pay cash TOR vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat-
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
1916 OVERLAND
Phone Grand 1887

Light touring car; just been
thoroughly overhauled in our
shops; tires are all good. It's
the most economical car on
the market to operate. IL
you want a real bargain, see
this car quick, because it
won't stay long in our stock;
$475. Terms if desired.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
TO RENr-rLArs q Apartments.
IrppFR EL.AT

Five rooms and bath gRs range. re-
frigeratrr and furnace S3a. adults.
255 W Euclid ave. near Hamilton
car. North 3A5g-M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
FOR sALT--FARH
90 ACRES

THIS Is real good piece OF garden
land. only - miles from Detroit
0rst-clafs location and has good
room house. an out-buildinEs and
barns fruit and shade Will include
all stock. tools and crops for 81 zoo !,
terms easy, might trade. Mr. VIII
son. Tromlcy Wilson Co, Cadillac
sac9 1915 chamber Of Commerce
Hllg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
2N ACRES

This 81 real good piece % garden
bind only ~ miles from Dotroit
frst clesg location and has good s.
room house. ail ouibuildings and
barns frgit and shade viii IN
clude an stock. tools and crops for
$4,000 terms easy. might trade.
NJ Wilson
TROMBEY. WILSON & co.
Cad 5000 1o1s cham ~ Com Rldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

This be- another OF tho series 81
articles hy charles Edward Russell.
stan writer 81 The Times. wh" has
lust returned from Russia. where he
spent three months a. member ~
tho official United states commission
49, tie new Russian government q
BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
copyright. 1879. by the Newspaper
Enterprise AssociatonD
Many other things about Russia
may De doubtful hut there is one
Russian certainty all may bank upon
With confidence.
Barring only German success. De
mocracy has come there 10 stay
Not halfway democracy nor a fake
miscalled by democracy name.
The goods-the real thing
Russia will be ruled By the Rus
stan people All the Russian people
They Will rule r. absolutely.
Autocracy. whether frankly label
ed with the name NJ car or neatly
disguised as constitutional mon
hrchy. Is dead one in Russia. Keep
The Germans out and II will never
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
5000

Takes this dandy 5-passenger
Cartercar. In good running
order; electric lights and
starter; tires and paint all
good. Don't overlook this.
It's a great bargain. Terms
if desired.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

WANTED To atN-MIsCELLAN
CASH for old false teeth. gold crowns
broken Jewe1ry. diamonds. watches.
etc. fuii v8ire paid Liberty Rig
CO - Wr0fp'd ffh ro0r. elevator
sTrU ATIONs NANTED-FEMA
ELDERLY LADY would Ike position
after " ednssdav IN nice home
would take care - children and
d houseUork cali East 3A-s-M
WANTI.D-FAHH.
FARMS WANTED
We have calls Ter improved farms
81 al acreages Within 100 miles 81
Detroit n you lave farms Tor sale
write % at ouce or call
ROSS LAND co.
81 Forf-st West Orposifa =. q.
Phone Cadillac SSH.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
ron sALE-MIscELLANEous
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAINESI WIGS. TorPFEs- LADIES, HAZE GOODS

81 - headed men NUT mo
lg The pcrspiration FRO
le top ~ your heads
and come. M once
20 Halnes Hair
Shop and get "A
toupee or Wig that
win stop the per Z
spiratIon running Z
IN the head I've 2
totipeca made tn
nearly an shade
and sizes from 81
10 $3.50 Ladie
and Gents WI Z
for street weRI
from s. 20 st5. and
can take your
measure and make
YOU 90 order any
le - wig or toupce
4 NAV want Ladies.
and select that switch
wave, curl
,Fpw NDu may want
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
40 ACRES

~ ~ very host ~ black CLAW loa n
soil. Lowell This would make an
tdf=t F-Tder farm only rs miles
from city hall buildings are In "A
hrst-ciass condition All kinds W
fruit and shade This g. an elegant
farm located on good road
mites west ~ JeNoi son aF". west
ff-'nferesfcf call Ny Burnhaw
TROMLEY-WILSON co.
'.ad sa0a fofG cham 80 Com Bldr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
1917 STUDEBAKER 6

roadster. In first
class mechanical condition.
Looks and runs like new;
$3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
AUroS AND SUPPLIES

THE SIMONS SALES co.
Willys-Knight and Overland
Distributors
TAP WOODWARD AVE.
Phone Grand 1887
Our repair department, paint
shop and factory facilities
enables us to put used cars in
the best possible condition be-
fore they are offered for sale.
SERVICE
The completion of our new
building gives us the best
equipped and most up-to-date
service station in the whole
United States.
This service station Is in
charge of mechanics trained
in Overland methods.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
$500 DOWN
$500 DOWN

near th7riovoir
SeVen roarIr and hHfhr elect trio
lights Iuf HrN1fr I1t. fsrma.
s. 2oo
+. 3. GUINAN
Hickorr 71i 1861 Mack
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
ID RicNT-HoLS Es
no Kr 1I--nvoMs.
HOTEL, FRANKLIN

Cor TArncd and Bates-sfr Make
your home down town conN enI'nt
~ business and 'heaters. Room :
$500 per week urr~> Comfort and
service ~ Hotel franklin.
NICE furnished front rooms Tor rent
cheap 81 Park Place.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-10
THE RED CROSS

reader inquiries: What is the Red Cross?
 From the tone of his note, it is evident that the inQuisitor has heard of the Red Cross and is bent on helping 1t. provided he understands it's function. Briefly. the Red Cross may he said to be the vast humane. helpful instincts of the human race organized into it most efficient expression It is an organization the members of which care not rap whether you white, black or yellow They help the unfortunates simply because they are human beings. They never inquire how an unfortunate may come to be in need all they care to know is that he needs help and help he shall have if it is in any way possible to render it. The inquisitor may be German: yet if he is in need. the members of the American Red Cross will help him just as readily as if he was Belgian American. It iS the nobest organization known.
 The business Of the soldiers is to kill; the business of the Red Cross is to bring to the vic tins of war relief save and heal the wounded. There is no organization that should more strongly appeal to the lover of his kind than the Red Cross. All good people are of one relp- ion" said a wise man. For the same reason all good people with kindly feeling toward man. kind should belong to the Red Cross and at least contribute bit to the support of the organizat- ion. Such is our conception of what the Red Cross is. Is t worthy of your support Mr h. Quisitor?
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-10

What has become of large quantities of presumably good quor seized as contraband which has 'mysteri oHsiv disappeared" while in possession of the deputy r. $ Marshal at Anchorage? The grand jury report last week indictment of that office and confrmat ;en C. street rumors the effect that closely connected with the seuh working profitable -.te inc"
 Among the reports is the effect that kegs, barrels and other retainers which held good wines and liquors when they taken possession of by the of cers found later contain only thus form ae ercrnds these pertinent questions: What became the hquor2 When, where and in whose presence did -3a mysterious transmutations take place? With whom and cn what basis did the crooks split the profits?
 Tie system is also being worked outside of the juris- detion of the marshas office the News has learned on good authority we'll known resident of Anchorage follows the biblical injunction take little wine or thy somach's sake" few days ago the victim of a transmutation expert five gallon keg of joy juice shipped him. He it landed from the boat and loaded into and immediately delivered his home but he very much surprised and dis appointed when openeing the keg he found it to laden water very much resembling that of Knik arm Alaska Labor News
 T. is easy for the men. They go card parties, dances and benefit socias dig their trifing admsi sons have a good time and that is all there is it. Bu: f is the who arrange all these functions. preapare the refreshments all the work have all the purposes America will win her adversaries and tha credit will be due the less to her at aene than her the front. Men home will their duty but they will be constantly remind of that duty by the All honor and hail our American women. None better. none more patriotic none more fair. none loyable God bless em.- Douglas News
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-10
CITATION IN ADMIRALTY
! WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 United States Of America, District
 Of Alaska, Division Number One, at
 Ketchfkan. ss
 Whereas. a libel and petition was fled in the District Court for the Dist rict of Alaska. Division No. l. on the 25rh da- Of January, 1915, by H. C. Strong tc limit his liability for cer- tain claims made against him as own CT or the steamship "Al-ki" concerning the loss. damage, or injury occasioned by the toppling over Of some piles Of lumber in the tween decks Of said steamship at Ketchikan, Alaska, on the 31s- day Of March 1912.
 Now therefore. in pursuance Of a monition issued by the said Court 10 me directed and delivered, do hereby c.ce all persons claiming damages for any or all loss. destruction. damage or injury occasioned by the said acci- dent. 70 He and make due proof Of their respective claims before Wm. T. Nahoney. United States Commission CT, ar his office in the United States Court House and Jail Building in the City or ketchiEan Territory Of Alaska, on or before the 4th day of October, 1a17. al II 4. 3f. and also to appear before said Courr in said building on the 4th day Of October. 1917, ar 10 4. T., If the same should be a day Of Jurisdiction. otherwise on the first day CT Jurisdiction thereaIter) and answer said petition and libel; otherwise they will be defaulted ana debarred from participation in this suit.
 Dated Ketchikan, Alaska. this 18th day c June. 1917.
 J N. TANNER, [. 5. Marshal for
 District Of Alaska, Division No. l.
 By ". B. SHARPE, Deputy. JAMES M. SHOUT,
 Proctor for Petitioner
 First publication, June 29. 1917. Last publication July r.. 1917.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-10

body to use beer moderately. As matter of fact when the French deputies took up the ques- ton of making France dry during the war, doc tors recommended that beer and light wine be allowed to the soldiers. They contend that to use beer and light wines moderately is no more injurious than the use of tobacco. If close ob- servers have discovered that much, we need not wonder that President Wilson and the senate refused to agree with the radicals.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-10
THEY ARE QUITE RIGHT.

In our opinion. President Wilson and the senate were Quite right to refuse to deprive the soldiers of beer and light wine. They evidently concluded that to deprive the great majority of men who are willing to sacrifice their lives for their country of what they choose to call little Advertisement" was wrong. While beer may not help anybody. French doctors attending the soldiers on the front, claim that it iniures no-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-10

That Italian Cocchi confessing that he murdered a girl who called his shop business errand makes
 clear against his victm her fault and hers alone Why. even as he worked with his face turned away he could feel the blaze Of her eyes soaring his rack, Therefore he killed her and buried her body in his cellar. and much regrets the deed because he loves his wife and children so. Mark Twain used comment savagey. The damned human race."-Tacoma News.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-10

On one of the battle fronts it is said appears a sign pleading for kindness to animals v Heaven alone knows the need for such plea amid the crueltes of war. But what strikes us more forcibly is that they neglected to include a plea for the Belgian children, and mankind in general.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-19
PARLIAMENT ADOPTS
VOTE OF THANKS TO u. S.

LONDON, April 1s.-Wednesday !
sitting Of the British parliament will
be a historical landmark. Both the
legislative houses adopted - the
house OF lords unanimously and the
house of commons, with one dis
senting vote-resolutions expressing
the profound appreciation OF the
British nation for the action OF the
United States government and peO-
pie in entering the world war in de-
Tense of the high cause Of freedom
and the rights OF humanity The I'M
usual importance Of the occasion was
shown in the crowded state OF the
galleries in the house of commons.
Among those in the galleries were
Walter Hines Page, the American
am bassador. and many other Ameri-
cans as well as the representatives
OF the entente allied states. An un-
accustomed air OF enthusiasm marked
the occasion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-19
GERMAN CAR Of
BELGIUM IS DEAD
Gen. Won Kissing, Governor
General, Connected With
Death of Edith CaveII.

LONDON. April 10. - Reuters
Amsterdam correspondent says that
according 20 a Brussels despatch
Gen. Won Kissing. German governor
general in Belgium. died Wednesday
evening.
Gen. Baron Moritz Ferdinand Won
Kissing was appointed governor
general Of Belgium in November
1914. in succession 10 Gen. Won Der
Cole. He was born in 1914. Dur
ins his rule in Belgium Gen. Won
Rissing has come into prominence
many times. notably in connection
with the execution Of Miss Edith
Caveu. the English nurse. frequent
clashes with Cardinal MERCER, pri-
mate Of Belgium. and the depOrta-
tions OF Belgians.
IL was reported in 1918 that he
had ordered the roundup OF spies
and persons suspected OF working
against the Germans ia Belgium
and that scores Of executions fol
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-19
PAUL REVERE GALL0PS
THROUGH GOTHAM TOWN

NEW YORK. April 10. -" The
minute men Of 1917" were called 20
arms by the changing OF church bells
and the ride Of a modern Paul
Revere through the streets OF Man
haitian at midnight as the 142nd
anniversary Of the battle Of LeXing-
ton began.
Miss Jean Earl Moehle. CARRIED as
was the hero OF the Revolution,
enacted the roll. AS she galloped
through Fifth av. and the white
light district of Broadway, she was
followed by trumpeters In autOmo-
biles The symbohcal warning she
sounded was the first act in the
celebration here OF Wake Up
America DAY" planned 10 call re-
cruits for the army and navy 10 the
colors Of the United States