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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
SANFORD USES
IS FOOT TOWER
Rutgers Coach Studies Play
ers From Moving 0bServa-
ton Platform

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 27:-
With the opening of the season past
ami Ursinus disposed of Coach San
ford is pointing his squad of Rutgers
footballers for the Lehigh game two
weeks hence and Georgia Tech game
at Atlanta, October 22. The Univer-
sity of Maryland visits Nelson Field
next Saturday.
Although Coach Sanford has a
galaxy of schoolboy stars and prom
ising green material working u at
Nelson Field it is not likely that he
will use them, except as substitutes,
in any of the early a games.
While last years team had anything
but a successful season. thu members
of it gained a great deal of expert
ence and Coach Sanford has a ma
jority of them back to form a COM
plete eleven. In the initial lineup
against Ursinus Coach Sanford used
only one freshman player.
The Scarlet line this season is a
formidable one, averaging more than
200 pounds and composed entirely
of veterans. 1t can open up holes
in the opposing line when on the Of
fensive and when 1t is being attack
ed it very seldom calls upon the sec
ondary defense for aid in stopping
the man with the ball.
Coach Sanford has introduced an
innovation in his coaching system
and directs practice from a tower
sixteen feet high. The tower Is
mounted on -four iron wheels and
during the scrlmmage every after
noon a detail of freshman managers
pull it up and down the field. From
its height the Scarlet tutor is better
able to direct the afternoons work.
out and to detect flaws in the play
ing of his pupils.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
QUINTET HAS
BEEN ~REORGAN|zED

The Perth Amboy Harmony Club
basketball team has been reorganized
for the 1921-22 season., was the an
nouncement of Manager Matthew
Melko last night. The Harmony
team will play travelling games dur
ing the early part ofethe season and
home games probably on the Jun
Tor Hall court after the middle of
October.
This team, one of Perth Amboy's
leading basketball teams last year,
will have practically the same lineup
to start this season. Rufie Allen a
been added to the roster of this team.
Ed "Blackie" Regain. Pete and Yves
Hanson, and Freddy Glochau will
round out the remainder of the team.
With Regain and Glochau in the
advanced positions, Manager Melko's
team can rate high with the leading
teams in the senior class. Regain
has performed with the Y. NJ. C.
combination, Auditorium. Riversides,
Original Auditorium and many other
teams in this vicinity during his car
eer on the basketball court. Glochau
| has played with many of this city's
leading basketball outfits in former
seasons.
Pete Hanson will probably jump
| center for the recognized combi-
nation. Hanson is rated as n of
this county's best all around basket
ball players. In addition to being
capable of playing a good defensive
game, pete" Hanson is a good shot.
Several seasons ago he received his
first real chance in senior circles with
the regalia of the Gilmore and PAGER
teams, and later played with the
Auditorium. Original Auditorium and
other teams.
In Yves Hanson and Rufe Allen,
the Harmony club has two capable
guards. With these men holding
down the defensive berths. the Har-
mony combination should hold its
own with the best senior teams in
this county and state. Hanson step
ped into senior circles two seasons
ago when he performed with the
Auditorium representative team
His greatest season on the court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
4;
ROOSEVELT, z
Interesting Game Played on
Borough Field Sunday A.
ternoon---Ko,i elk Stars

The Maurer representative base
team defeated the Roosevelt
Field Club in a game on the Roose-
welt grounds Sunday afternoon by a
score of 4 to 2. The previous sun
.day the Maurer combination DEFEAT
ed the Harmony nine, diamond
champions of the borough of Roose-
welt. The Harmony combination re-
Gently defeated the Roosevelt team
in a series for the championship. o
Mullen's Amboys defeated both OF
these Roosevelt combinations.
Dunton occupied the noun for
the visiting tossers, while Donoghue
was on the hill for the borough rep
resentatfves. Dunton allowed eight
hits. struck out seven men and Is
sued n pass while his opponent was
touched for nine safeties, struck u
Ave men and issued two passes. The
Roosevelt pitcher also hit one bat
ter.
The Maurer team scored n run in
the second inning. and tied the score
by sending across another counter
in the third inning after the Roose-
Welt players had scored their only
runs of the game in the last hall OF
the second round. The Maurer team
scored one run in the fourth inning
and their final counter in the elghth;
T. Donoghue and Jakeway led
the Roosevelt team at bat, the for
mer with two hits and the latter
with three safeties. A. Dametsch
and Kochek were the batting stars
for the Maurer outfit. Kurmer ana
n. Donoghue made three base hlts.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
CASEY {" WIN
At WOODBRIDGE
Neider Blanks Catholic Club
From PIainfieId in Sunday
Game at Woodbridge

The Woodbridge Columbian Club
baseball team added another victory
to their list on Sunday afternoon
when they defeated the strong Cath
Ollie Club of Plaintield on the Wood
bridge grounds by a score of 8 to D.
Butch" Neider had the visiting
batters at his mercy throughout h
game, allowing only four hits, strlk-
ing out six men and issuing only n
pass. Gardner and Kieffe were
touched for seven hits, and five
passes were issued. Whiteridge led
the home team with the stick, while
Bart collected two of the four hits
allowed by Neider. Thomas made
the longest hit of the game. a three
base blow.
Next Sunday the Woodbridge team
will play the Keasbey representative
team on the Woodbridge grounds.
The bOX score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
TOURNEY
IS UNDER WAY
Pemberton & Comings and
Sampson & CoughIin Win
ners at "Y" Last Night
Standing In Two Man Tourney.

The Y. M. G. A. two man DoWunS
tournament opened last night as
scheduled, two matches being rolled.
The federal combine of Bill Pember-
ton and Frank Comings, also known
as the "Chestnuts" in this "Nutty'
league, won the first two games from
Art Dagger and Vic Benish, the "Ha-
zelnuts'' but met their Waterloo in
the third when both of the Ha-
zels'' connected for double century
scores.
Sampson and Coughlin, the
"Acorns'' won the first game from
Gene Parker and AL Dagger, alias
the "Cocoanuts," lost the second
game but won the deciding game by
a two pin margin.
Art Bagger's scores gave him hlgh
average for the night with l79.
Comings' 2O5 was the highest score
made during the night although Art
Dagger made 204 and Benish 202.
Tonight the "Butternuts," How
ard Hope and Elmer Nielsen meet
the "Hickorynuts," Lloyd
and Ellwood Johnson in one match
while in the other match the Pts
tachios," Forman and Fullerton
meet the "Walnuts," Raymond
Payne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
,aseball DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS Great Outdoors
Sport Comment
IN All Fields

Failure of the boxing clubs hold
ing bouts indoors to enforce the mo
smoking rule will result in o
ton of licenses and permits, an
the New York State Boxing
Commission.
After a battler has trained for
weeks in the outdoors to perfect his
wind and then comes into a blue,
stuffy, smoky arena, naturally it'll
slow him up.
1t is hard enough for a boxer to
keep fresh in an indoor bout without
the smoke. And If fans want fast
action they'll have to help.
A Poole Gyme!
Hi goes into a poole room 'ouse
To see a poole guyhme plyed.
Hi cawn't quite figure out the sport
From seeing shots they made.
Hit 'appens that the height ball
Was sittin' lea the 'ole,
e haimed is cue, has others do,
Hand tried to myke lis goal.
The ball rolled off'n the tieble,
Hand clean across the saloon,
But e chalked up one,
The son~-of-a-gun;
'E made it in the gaboon.
Has anybody heard what weight
Kid McGraw's going to make for
the world series?
Deserved Tribute
They are doing much for Christy
Mathewson up in New York. Sep
TENDER 80 will be known as Mathew
son day at the Polo grounds and the
proceeds of the game with the Bos-
ton Red Sox will be turned over to
the great big Six"
The president, vice president, Babe
Ruth and George Kelly have auto
graphed a baseball that will be auc-
toned to swell the fund.
This is indeed a tribute, but what
ever anybody can do for Matty won't
be too much.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
C[OVERS WIN
ANOTHER GAME
Register Second Victory Over
Charleston Team by Score
of AZ

The Glover baseball team travelled
to Kreisherville, s l., on Sunday
afternoon where they handed a lac
ing to the Charleston nine of that
place by a score of. Az. The Perth
Amboy team defeated the Charles
ton combination earlier in the ses-
sion.
Oldenboom's slants had the home
players baffled throughout the game
Only four hits were collected off his
delivery and twelve batters famed
the breeze. The Clovers collected
ten hits off the delivery of Brown.
the Charleston twirler. The Zalari
brothers featured at the bat for the
winning team.
The box score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
COLLETTI MEETS
COLLINS TONIGHT

Joe Colletti, f1yweight champion
of Hudson Valley and the smallest
boxer in the ring today, will meet
Kewpie Collins in the main bout on
the card of the Hunts Point, j.. l.,
boxing club schedule for tonight.
Colletti appeared in this city at a
smoker some time ago, through the
efforts of Ed mooney" Poulsen, and
will probably play basketball in this
city during the coming season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

dates back two years, when he play
ed a flashy game with the Speed
way combination.
Allen is one of the most experience
ed men in Manager Melko's line
UP. This star has played with the
Riversides, Original Auditorium and
many other leading county combina-
tons. He Is one of the best guards
in Middlesex county.
Senior teams desiring to book the
Harmony Club are requested to adj
dress challenges to Manager Melko.
IT'S Smith street. This team will
play games any night in the week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
LOSE
At So. AMBOY
Stratton Holds Visiting Team
to Three Hits and Y. M.
c. A. Wins

The Pennsylvania Y. NJ. c. A.
baseball team defeated the Lehigh
nine of this city in a game at South
Amboy on Saturday afternoon by a
score of 80. Sunday and Stratton.
the opposing pitchers, both pitched
good ball. Stratton, the South AM
boy twirler, was recently defeated
by the Lehigh team in this city
when he twirled for the Blue and
Grays. Let's and Lagoda featured
at the bat for the winners.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
WHITE STARS BEAT
ST. EMERY T0SSERS

The White Star baseball team
defeated the st. Emery ! III a
game on the C. Pardee field Sunday
afternoon by a score of 7-2. Johnny
Kopko was on the mound Tor the
White Stars, and was touched for
three safeties. Ten hits were col
lected off the delivery of Kofgan.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
JUNIOR HARMONY DEFEATS
KEASBEY FED COMBINATION

The Junior Harmony baseball team
defeated the Keasbey Feds on the
Keasbey diamond Sunday afternoon
by q score of S-3. Gardella pitched
for the Harmony team, and led the
winning combination at bat. Copen-
ash featured in the field and at bal
for the Feds.
The teams lined up as follows:
Junior ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, H.:
Romer, RI; Jensen, 3d.; Joe Parsler,
c.: John Danbach, 2b.; John Pars-
Ter. S.; Gardella, p; Anderson, CT,
and Grispart, 1b.
Feds-Romer, 2b.; Stark, CT. & c.;
Copenash, C. & CT; II. Gloff, H.;
Joe Stark, rf.; Maier, p; A. Gloff,
S.; +. Gloff, 3d., and Reed, II.
The score by innings:
Harmony. -. 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 rs
Feds. ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 3--3
And now the season is upon us
when the broad-shouldered, curly
haired fullback casts his hazel eye
around the packed stands, suddenly
finds what he seeks-a sweet young
thing waving a filmy bit Of lace In
encouragement; smiles, waves HIS
hand, grits his teeth and plunges
through the line for 20 yards, leav-
ing a trail of bleeding and battered
warriors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

hits-J. Coughlin, Kochek, 2; Zalari.
Struck out-by Dunton, z; by Dom
oghue. s. Bases on balls-off Dunton
1; off Donoghue. 2. Hit by pitcher
Donoghue. (Faltisco). Double play
-Elko, Ginda to 7. Donoghue. Left
on bases-Maurer, 6; Roosevelt, 6.
Umpire-Joe Lampart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

The fifteenth team Of the league.
the "Beechnuts" is comprised OF
Sinclaire and Harding. This teams
name did not appear in the list OF
entries published last night due to
q typographical error.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

New York has six games to play.
Cleveland has four games to play.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York s, Cleveland 7.
Philadelphia 8. Chicago 2.
National League
: New York 4, st. Louis l..
Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh i.
GAMES TODAY
American League
St, Louis at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
National League
Brooklyn at Boston (tWo games)'
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
Catholic Club

Summary-Three base hit-Thom-
Two base hits-Whiteridge and
Durham. Struck out-by Neider,
G; Keiffe. Z; Gardner, 2. Bases on
balls-off Neider, /; off Gardner, 2;
off Keiffe, 3. Left on bases-Colum-
bian Club. 6; Plainfeld. 2. Umpire
Cn1V
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
The score by innings

C1overs ...... O2O1OO1o0-
Charleston ...,. O00100 0 1 o.
The Two base hits,
John Zalari, Low, Joe Zalari, Finn
lana and Schaefer. Struck out by
Oldenboom 10. Brown Z. Base on
balls off Oldenboom 2, Brown 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

Jim Poole of the Portland Coast
League team cracked out three
homers and two singles In one day.
Pool? That guys a whole lake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
Abbreviated

Now Mile Gade announces she'll
try to swim the English channel.
The British will have to open GUS
toms stations at the take-off point
if the rush continues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
The score by innings;

Lehighs ....... 100000 0.0-O
Y. M. C. A. go. 0 010020 0 Ks
The m Two base hit, La
CODA. Sacrifice hit, Thomas, Olson.
Struck out by Sunday 5, Stratton 0.
Bases on balls off Sunday l.. UNI
pires, Timko and Lyons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

Umpty-seven baseball players will
now Join the army of unemployed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

The scOre by Innings:
St Emerys % o.
White Stars -. 0O400120x-7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

New York has six games to pay
Cleveland has four games to play
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

in Canada. going to Quebec and
Toronto.
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Mrs A. s. Cuthbcrtson and Miss
Lulu cuthbcrtson who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Cuthbert-
son In Greeley returned yesterday
morning. Miss Lulu Cuthbertson loft
at noon for Canon City whore she will
teach in the high school.
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Mrs Frank r. Parks and little
daughter. Emily. left Wednesday
night for Tononto. Can. whcro they
win visit relatives and friends While
absent, they will visit also In New
York.
Miss Emily L. Havcr who has hoen
spending a brief vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r Havcr.
returned Monday to st. Louis. Mo.
where sho has charge OF tho infant
ward in the childrcn's Hospital.
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Miss Harriet Spencer and aunt.
Ind. have returned from delightful
trip to yellow stone Park.
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Mr.. and Mrs Albert W. Bisscil have
returned from Minneapolis where
they have been visiting relatives
NlTNa fnlNNFIN NINlAft tANf IN MAllN1n.
Wis. during her absence.
Mrs. s. r. Spencer and sister. Mrs
Martha Pither. and Or. r. w Spencer
have been visiting a few days on tho
Western slope. Mrs. Spencer and Dr.
Spencer returned to Pueblo Thurs
day.
Mrs warficld Rylcv and sor.
Francis. have returned from Boulder
whore thny have hocn enjoying the
summer At their home with Mr.. War
field Ryley Ir. who Ia student at the
University OF COLORADO
Mr.. and Mts. waiter ~. Hsinrs hsv.
returned from tho Pacific coast hav-
ing visited nearly two months in Los
Angeles. Cal, san Francisco. Seattle,
Wash. and Portland. ore.
Doris, after an extended visit TN Calf
fornis have returned TO their home IN
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. wsymsn. or
Chicago. M. announce the birth Of
was formerly Miss Hattie Talbot, of
Pueblo.
Hr. and Mrs. n. 4. Kendall Niss
Genevieye Kendall loft Nondsy for
Denver whore they viii rosid, per
manently.
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Miss Theresa Rock returned -srly
lsHt week from Palmer Lake where
rha visited friends and attended
a hnuae party given by Gamma Phi
BETA
Mr. and Mrs. stuart y s-elve and
son. Stuart Edwin. Nr. ! I. Mitchell. !
quests of Mr. and Mrs g g, Sselye.
LEFT sunday for Las veEss. = "
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MIR and Mrs George Moore. of New
ork city. who have heen Waiting
two weeks with Dr and Mrs n p
Hoag loft Monday for Ester Park
They viii soiourn there severai weeks
and, before returning to their home I
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

week, leaving Thursday for MAnitou
to visit her parents a week She will
leave next Wednesday for New York
City.
Miss Grace Goodwin will leave to-
morrow for Cedarwood where she Will
teach In the grade schools.
Miss Linah Swanzey returned FRI
day evening from Kansas where she
visited with her sister and other rela
tvcs.
- Mss Frances Keen left Friday for
Prescott, Ariz.. where she will teach
in the high school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n, n, Rose. Mr.. and
Mrs. II A. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. u. l..
Park enjoying the outing and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W S Conner and
children of Avondale, Colo, and Mrs.
as, motored to ten miles northwest Of
Rye to spend the week end with MIR.
and Mrs. :. \ Conner who are spend
Ing tho summer there.
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Mrs Ralph w. Shuler and baby
daughter Beverly June of Brownsville,
Texas, are spending the summer with
her mother Mrs. Jessie Keith. and
aunts Mrs. II. \. Rose and Miss Sadie
Shulcr,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ English.
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Caldwell
and family, will return to their homs
in Salida today
j. !. =.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levey and daugh-
ter, Adalin. viii leave the first OF this
week for Denver for permanent resi-
dence and wish to take this way Of
saying good bye to their many friends.
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Mrs. John w, Rawlings and John.
Jr, and Frank s. HoaE, Jr., motored
TO Colorado Springs Thursday morning
and spent n pleasant day with Mr.. ans
Mrs. Frank +. Evans and small dsush-
ter. Mrs. Rawlings and John. Jr, left
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

daughter. Helen Gardner to Mr.. Ray
mond r. Purinton Of Denver. The
wedding will take place the middle OF
october.
T. i. i.
Pleasant moments were enjoyed by
few Colorado College girls who
gathered at EllipEton's to relish lunch
con together Thursday at noon.
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Tho Boulah Country club will give
subscription dinner dance for mem
ecrs and guests tomorrow evening at
o'clock
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Dinners will bo served on wcdnes-
day. Friday and Sunday evenings at
tho Minncqua Country club during
tho month of September for which
reservations must he made as usual
- 4. 4.
Miss Margaret Dyer entertained at
an Informal dinner party on Saturday
cvoning. in honor OF MIR. and Mrs. j
T. kilfoy of Glendale. Ariz. Covers
were laid for: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Kill
foy. Miss Blanche Matteson. Miss
Mildred Walk. Mr.. Harold Burch. Mr.
prviiic *. Maynard. Jr.. Nr. Donald
Maynard. Mr.. Warren Dyer. Mrs.
Frank r. Dyer. and the hostess
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
Personals
AFAR. ANEAR

Full silent are the halls Of death.
ON earth al clsmorouH sound
Dare I disturb with falntr7t breath
The peace that thou hast fourd7
How may I scek thee where thou art.
How find where thou art not
Who liveth rull within this heart
Beloved and unforEotG
Harry Wee Fola7d
l. !. +
nr and Mra William senEsr and
nephew. Walter rarahsll. left last
night for Chicago where they VIII
take the boat for the wonderful Lake
trip IN which they Included Lake
George, y. y They viii visit also
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

and on Wednesday from e-i2 .. m.
Thereafter AS necessary
Registration, meetings Of executive
board. and convention sessions will bo
hold at the First Presbyterian church.
Nevada and BlIou, with the cNcep-
ton OF Friday. when sessions will con-
vcnc IN Perkins Hall, College Campus.
Help us TO direct the policies OF this
great federation which represents ap-
proNlmately :0.0oo women by your pres
strength and the strength OF tho
woman hood Of Colorado united in pur-
pose and doing splendid teamwork
will hc power for civic Righteousness
and good citizenship.
Tho meetings are all open TO tho
public and visiting club-womon arc
most cordially invited. but only dele
gates. properly accredited. have voting
privileges"
The Thursday Literary club will
meet with Mrs. s. L. Ray. ell Grand
Avenue. THURSDAY morning, septom-
her s, at BIS o'clock.
The city Federation of womon'B
clubs will meet Saturday afternoon.
September is. at $50 o'clock at Library
Han.
The Monday Musical club win hold
examinations for active membership
Thursday. September at the homo OF
Mrs. Jesse Rood Applications for
membership must be sent to Mrs. u. L.
Hoag. III West Pitkin street
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Tho postponed meeting Of the von1-
ans club Will bo held In city Park
"Wednesday afternoon. September Z. at
o'clock. a complete report Of Of
ncors viii be given for tho past years
work picnic supper will he served
at s O'Clock for members of the club
and their families.
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Tho regular meeting Of the Aremc
society will he held on Thursday. Sep
temhrr s. st Masonic rarlorH MrH
Florinan and Mrs. p'koliey will act an
hostcSsoa. Al members OF O. l.. $ are
invited.
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Tho Ladies' Aid socio,y Of ST
Francis Savior church will entertain
At = card party and social next Thurs
day. September s. in tho church hall
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The Wednesday Afternoon club vii,
meet September : with Mrs ". ~
Dersham. n0i cast Ninth street.
II =.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
The Clubs
A SOLDIERS MOTHER

This is his birthday, and 1 seem TO
stand
Upon tho border ot darkenins wood.
Sun-necked with happy memories.
We stood
Upon lifo's hilltop when We parted.
and
joarneyed down alone. Ny out
stretched hand.
Trembling and eager. sooms-ah. II
tt could
To rest once moro In his. 80 strong.
80 EooG.
The, leads m. forward to loves long
ed-for land.
Youth has it's rapturcs. but old az. its
peace,
Its certainty that sorrow soon must
cease
Christ's crown for courage Gomez at
deaths release
bore; loved: and then. alas
gave.
But he who was 60 young. go true,
SO brave.
waits there 10 welcome me beyond
the grave.
By Caroline Russell Bisrhsr.
OFFICIAL CALL
Mrs I. A Miller. president: Mrs
Charles n Aud. corresponding fecre-
tsry, have sent out tho following call
lot lno twenty seventh annual con
vention Of colorado Federation of
womens Clubs
The Colorado Federation of
vomens clubs ls hereby called to con
vsne for the trsnty seventh annual
session az Colorado sprinEs, september
n -ith 1921
Regular meetings Of the executive
board will be heid at : o'clock on
Tuesday. september 90 and on Satur
day Septemher -. hour TO he deter
mined by board
The committee nm credentials ~tll he
in session from . until on Tucuiay