New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Paul Reveres of Land and
Air Will Warn City ito
Be Up and to Arm
$4,000 Marchers Will
Sound Call to Colors
Modern Dispatch Bearer, a
Woman, Rides Through
New York Streets

The chimes O. ola Trinity ~ rid
night last night rang out 81 reminder
that 1i2 years ago to-day lone
hor,cman had called Americans 20
arms. and had not called In vain. Thor
solemn notes ushcrcd in day whom
modern Paul Eevcrcs viii 80 or: ON
another such mission, carrying tho
same message that startled tho sleepy
ham.cts Of Massachusetts,.
Uptown. the CHATTER Of hoofboats took
enc place Of chimes when Miss Jean
Ean Nochlc. Of $40 Riverside Drive,
wearing replica Of Paul Rcvcrc's Con
,ncntal costume. gal'oped her horse
through the theatre district, followed
Is two automobiles filed with trum-
peters.
Starting at S. Bartholomcw's Church
q, Forty-fourth Street and Madison
Avenue. she rode down Fifth Avenue
and Broadway 90 Herald Square, where
she turned and proceeded at mad
eallop up Broadway TO Columbus Circle.
Visits Maine Monument
There She dismounted and placed
10, Of rhododcudrons on the sculpt-
tured shin Of the Maine Monument
while her windcd mount drank from
the fountain at its foot Then she re
mounted and draped wreath on the
statue Of Columbus.
From hall and church, from play
ground and street, call 70 the coio's
viii b. sounded in mighty volume To-
dav. ]. viii come out Of the sky from
,eroDlanes. out Of the streets from
fife and drum, and echo in the tramp
Of thousands Of marching feet. This
is "Walc Up. America, Day
An army OF 10000 will carry the
message from far uptown to the arca
q. Washington Square. At2 o'clock the
right wing Of the army. under Licutcn-
ant Colonel Latham Reed, Of the 69th
Regiment. will move down Fifth Ave
ruc from Scventy-second Street, gath
cring force as u moves. The LETT
wing. moving down Broadway from
covor+,. .ccord Street. under CAPTAIN
Hamilton Fish. Of the 18th Regmcit
win swell the ranks Of the first div
sion at Fiity-scventh street.
Women TO March. Too
More than 10000 women have sig
r,fed their intention o. taking part IN
the demonstration 20 arouse PATRIOTISM
and .wou O. "a food the thin stream OF
mon mat has been trucking into re
rruitinC Offices since tho country en-
tered war. Women viii march VINO
are trained 70 fight as cavalry ana DID,
fautry 500 mcmbers OF the Nauona.
League FOR Womcn's Service Will fa44
I'm I'm martial khaki.
The patriotic rallies viii begin as
carly as $3.50 this morning, when Car
rc,Ie Han viii be thrown open for
programme that viii not end until
oariy tomorrow morning. At various
hours th,rc viii be- addresses 10y Mayor
Mitchell Sir Herbert Tree, George W.
Wick,f,ham. the Rev. William ]. Man
ing rector o. Trinity Church, and
other. The opera. the theatre and
,bc motion ric'ure viii be represented
by their brightest stars. among them
Nine. De CIsucros, Ethel barrymore
MARI Nash. JUNE OPP fANeISNdNf -N"4A
Bayes and Tom WISE. .,,
Another ral.yiug point viii be the
stadium OF the College Of the City. OF
New YORK. where Mayor Mitchell has
promiscd 20 speak and where Major
General O'Rvau viii present colors 70
college training units. Addresses VIII
also be- made by James VI. Beck. lr.
John n. Finley and Dudley Field Ma
lone. r.-
Viii fy out from Mineola and Coy
erpor's Island 40 o'clock IN one OF the
most stirring features Of the day. As
their whirrIuC engines drive them hlgh
above city streets the fiers viii tnro"
out thousands OF messages. reminding
those who receive them that the spirit
Of the Revolutionary dispatch bearer Is
again calling 90 the men who have m
hcr,tcd The land they won.
IT,, squadron ls iu charge Of Cap
tam Butts and each machine vii carry
AN observer The ficrs are Captains
Fitzgerald. RAIDER. kliuer Taylor and
Wchr,c. Ilcutcnauts Carl and Reynolds
and Inspectors Bounley, Acosta and