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STATE Promoters
ARE ACQUITTED

Denver. April 27.-Johnny corbett
and Jack Kanner, Denver boxing pro-
moters were acquitted today in Grim
inal court by a jury on the charge OF
operating prize fight at the stock
yards stadium in violation of state
law. The jury returned its verdict of
mot guilty" after deliberating three
minutes. Deputy District Attorney
Cline. who prosecuted the case con-
tended 1t was against the law to give
boxing contests in Colorado when ad-
mission fees arc charged.
The bout in question was fought on
March 10 when Bud Clancy and Young
Bob Fitzsimmons boxed twelve rounds
to a draw. District Attorney Phillip
S. Van Cisc filed an information in the
district court to make n test case.
Tho case was heard by Judge Warren
A. Haggott.
Following tho trial of Corbo,t and
Kanncr. Frank Gull and Jack Shirley
were put on trial before the same jury
and also were acquitted in a few
minutes. After tho trial Corbctt an
nounced he would book several bouts
for the stadium during the year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
SIG MOORE IS IN PUEBLO TO
ORGANIZE SEM|-PR0 BALL CLUB

President Jack Reed Of the Pueblo
Athletic club was in attendance at the
meeting and after hearing what tho
crst-whilc diamondecr had to say. vol
untecred the information that his club
would foster tho movement.
Moore was described as the provi-
dent angel. and a Timely arrival by
Reed. who said that efforts were be-
ing made by tho p. A. C. to start
things rolling in this city in the limo
of sports
Such a good impression was made
by the 'Signor" that tonight the board
of trustees of the Pueblo Athletic club
will meet for tho purpose of outlining
program for the assistance of Moore.
Tho smiling ''lightin' rod salesman
as he misnamcs himself. has "A good
proposition to offer to all of Pueblo
He is live wire and promises to
make his home here in tho case his
prospectus is looked favofably upon.
Pueblo is ono of the few larger cities
in the United States that has no pro-
fessional league baseball team. Let
us hcarkcn to words of wisdom-and
Sig Moore
Put Pueblo on tho sports map-and
when Sig Moore. formerly of the Cam
den tNew Jersey baseball club.
places his idea before the public. give
support. moral and otherwise. Value
received Is assured
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Sandlot League

Tho Bessemer whito Sox Jr.. want
games with tho following clubs: Court
OF Honor, second team. MinneQua
Cubs and st. Fatricks. Tho Court of
Honor game Is wanted for Sunday af-
tcrnoon at 1850 O'Clock. any grounds in
this city.
A percentage of 1000 Is held by the
SoS at the present time. they stand well
line for the 1921 pcnnant in sandlotdom.
Tho Fountain Lions defeated the
Fountain Sluggers yesterday afternoon
10 to IL. Batteries: Cook and New
kirk: Findlcy and Pannebaker.
Tho Avondale team wants game
Sunday with any Pueblo semi-pro nine
N he played at Avondale. Answer
thru tho Chieftnin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

Johnny Kid Mex. who is signed
to fight Tommy Carter In Colorado
Springs on May over the fifteen
round. Route will give Puobloans "a
treat this afternoon. He VIII train
and give "A short boxing exhibition at
Buck Wcaver's training quarters in
Besscrcr.
The Mex and his manager Fat"
Winters. will leave for Colorado
Springs tomorrow where they will
enter "A seiEc of hard training for tho
coming bout. Mex has met Carter.
tho fight being a draw lie is sure
now that he can induce Referee Bill
Stillm5n to do something besides
hordinE two fighters to the center
of the ring after tho fight holding
two hands in tho air that arc mem
bcrs of tho different bodies.
The workout will start at 3:3o
o'clock. when bag punching. rope
skipping and fast boxing exhibition
with Joe tho wop will be given.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Balloon Race
Entry List

the National balloon race to start
from Birmin CHAM. Ala. on Nay 81.
wcre announced tonight by tho Aero
Club OF America The winners will
earn the right to participate in tho
International race for tho Gordon
Bennett cup to start from Brussels in
September. Tho entries follow:
Roy =. Donaldson. pilot OF the city
OF Birmingham.
Wade r. Vanorman. pilot OF tho
city OF Akron.
]. s Mckibbcn. pilot of the st
Louis. No. 5.
Ralph tp>on. New York. pilot.
winner of tho international event in
1919.
Tho Aero club. was informed to-
dsy that there would be three entries
from tho army and ono from the
navy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Sporting Notes

New York-Thc prince OF Wales
uonal sporting club of London. have
been invited TO attend tho Dempsey
Carpcnticr fight as guests of Tex
Rickard promoter.
New Sork-Thc latest nomination
for basebalrs hall OF famo is a female
pitcher who twiricd a no hit game
Miss Victoria Plaza Of tho Passsic. "
j. public school No. IL team ycstcr-
day struck out twenty battcrs of the
East Rutherford. y. j.. grammar
school. PasSaic won I to 1.
Philsdelphia-The vanguard of the
5000 athletes who arc to compete in
the University OF Pennsylvania relay
carnival Friday and Saturday arrived
yesterday. Among the first was
lcnno OF Washington. Jenne. Pacific
coast. collegiate record holder at polo
vsultinS. has madc 10 feet. IL inches
in practice.
Duluth. Minn.-Managcrs OF base
bail teams at tho Head OF the Lakes
yesterday organized a six club Sunday
league to play a twenty-five game
nchcdule.
Milwaukce-A crowded house paid
S11.12p TO witness tho Johnny Dun
dec Rocky Kansas fight hero Tues
DAY night. II was announced by Frank
Mulkern. promoter. 4 majority OF
sport writers gave Dundee the VIC
tory.
Milwaukee Edouard Horcmans
Belgian cue wonder. defeated George
Sutton of Chicago. 400 TO 237 in their
1872 balklinc billiard match here
Tuesday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
]. DEMPSEY STARTS
FORMAL TRAINING

New York. April s1.-Champion Jack
Dempsey today began formal train
ing at summit. y. j.. for his match
with Georges Carpenter in Jersey city
July =. Discarding his haphazard open
air play schedule. he did both road
work and sparring and will hereafter
work on regular daily schedule.
Following short walk and runs on
the roads about his quarters. he boxed
eight rounds with two OF his spArrinS
partners. In the iirst sct-to he faced
Joo Benjamin for four rounds and then
met Jimmy Darcy for similar dis
tancc. Kid Norfolk and other light
hcavywcish,s will join tho camp in q
few days
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
AFTER WINNING 6 STRAIGHT
CLEVELAND GOES TO DEFEAT
New York Suffers Fifth Defeat in Their Longest
Losing Streak In Two Years-Lewis
Sent in Winning Runs
sHANKs GOT TRIPLE

New York, April 27.-The New York
Americans suffered their fifth defeat
in their longest losing streak in two
years whom Washington won. After =
triple by Shanks drove in Washington's
ticinE run in tho eighth. Lewis sent
in tho winning runs IN the ninth,
doublinw with two out. The score:
WASHINGTON
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
.uARE. WUvU rINrU

New York, April 27.-"Babe'' Ruth pns
fined 325 in traffic court today for driv-
ing his automobile up Broadway last
week at q miles an hour.
Half an hour beforp court opened.
a crowd had gathered to sec the base
ball star. After Babe had fumblcd
his cap nervously, admitted he was
sorry and laid tho lowest fine the court
could impose. tho crowd chccrcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
AMERICAN

Cleveland. Ohio. April 27.--Aftcr win
ming six straight games Cleveland was
defeated by Detroit in ten innings. The
excellent pitching OF Hollipg and Suth
crland featured the contest. Sutherland
also driving in the winning run in the
tenth Shortstop Bush was removed
from tho game for protesting a dcci-
sion by Umpire Hildebrand. Score:
DETROIT
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
pATNICIA ~ LAUNCHED

Vancouver. u. G.. April 2i.-Thc Roy
nj Vancouver yacht club challenger for
tho Pacific coast Upton cup. tho Pa
,ricia. designed by G. II. Nicholson,
was launched here last night. Tho cup
is now held hy the Sir Tom OF the
Seattle yacht club.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
RICHARD Is SUED

New York. April s7.-"Tex" Rickard.
sporting promoter. today was made de-
fcndant In "a suit filed by +. G. Arm
strong. who alleges ho has been ssso-
ciatcd with Richard in a business way
and who demands an accounting OF
several enterprises in which he main
tains he had n share. Tho amount of
Armstrong; claim is not set forth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GaRes Today.

st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
CAUsEY WEAKENED

Philadelphia. Pa. Aprfl at
Causey weakened in the seventh in
ming and Boston scored four runs and
victory over Philadelphia Previ-
ously IL had been a pitchers' battle
featured. Score:
Boston .... 900 010 4o0-5 IL o
Philadelphia .01o 900 o1o-2 ?
Battcrics-Watson and O'Ncill;
Causcy and Bruggy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
AMERICAN pAcaUnrrru VIM

London. April 2,.-tBy the Associat-
cd PrcssD-C. S. cutting. American
tennis player. defeated Captain Price
of EnsIaSd. So. 6-i, 6-i in the second
round of tho twenty-ninth annual
amateur court tennis championship of
England at the queens club here to-
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Steel Duck Pin
Bowling League

The Duck Pin Bowling League at tho
Steel Works club started off last night
with some hard fought games, Berger
mans team lived up to their reputa-
ton by taking all three E5mcs from
Marshalls. The Colorado SUPPLY won
two out or three from Hcrmsns. win
ming the first game by single pin.
All games were close and hard fought.
Tho score
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
HANSON Was Wild IN FIRST
INNING and CINCINNATI Won
Pittsburg Was Out-ht By St. Louis But Good Fielding
Prevented St. Louis Victory-Some
Hits Bunched.
NATIONAL

Cincinnati Ohio, April 27.-Cincin
natl took advantage of Hanson's wild
ness in the first inning and defeated
Chicago, Hanson in that inning hit
See and walked Daubert and Duncan,
which with n single by Brcssler gave
Cincinnati its two runs.
Outside of the first Hanson pitched
fine ball.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
BABE RUTH HAS
COMPETITOR FOR HONOR

Brooklyn. n. Y. April c7.-Gcorec
Kally. first bascman of tho Giant.
made his NTH home run of the sea-
son in tho game with the Brooklyn Ma
uonals hero today. tying Babe Ruth's
record
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
WON ON KnDUFT-s SINGLE

Brooklyn. n. Y. April .7.-Brook-
lyn won its seevnth successive game
and its third straight from New
York The Supcrbas won in the
ninth on Eildufrs single. Millcr's
sicrifice and pinchhittcr Neis single
which scored Hood who ran for
kilduff and Johnston's single which
scored Scis. Kelly made his fifth
homer for the season. Score:
Brooklyn " 100 900 eo.-5 12 +:
Battcries-Barncs and Snyder:
Mitchell. Mamaux and Miller.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28


x-Battcd for shaw in tho seventh.
XS-Battcd for Mays in the ninth.
Score by innings; r. II. T..
Washington ...... 100 900 n2,-5
New York ........ 2oi oao o0o-3
Batteries; Shaw, Moeridge And
Charity; Shawkcy. Mays and SchAnS.
Summary-Two base hits, Judgc.
Fcwster. Peckinpaush. Lewis: three
base hit. Shanks. stolen base, SehAny:
sacrifice. Mcuscl: double playe. Peck
inpauEh to Fcws,er TO Pipp. Rice 10
Harris to Charity to O'Rourke. Harris
to Judge. MogridE- to Harris TO
Judge: bases on balls, off Shawkcy 6.
Shaw 4. MoGridgc /; innings pitched,
by Shaw s. MoEridcc .. Shswkcy Ia.
Mays "a struck out. by Shawkey ,.
by Morridgc :: passed ball. Schang.
Chicago. April 27.-Chicago-St. Louis
postponed. rain.
Boston. Mass. April ,7.-PhiiAAe1phia
Boston game postponed. wet grounds.
and cold weather.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Your Body Wears Out!
Keep 1t in Good Repair

purihes you are not kspt b good
repair.
Start purifying your blood with
S.S.S. today! The vol kept body
should last q hnndred years, but
you can't expect . machine to O.
dure il no care Is taken Of It.
SS.S., which ID made from fresh
herbs, has BEEN known for nifty
year. as . good blood remedy. Get
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Coast League

Los Angeles:
San Francisco ............ . Is 2
Los Angeles ......... 6 4
Batterics-Crumplcr Lewis, Nc
Quade and AEncw: Crandall. Rein
hart and Stan5Ec.
San Francisco:
vernon "
VsANlHHu
Battcrics-Fromme and Haniap:
Arlctt. krausc and kohlcr.
Seattle. Wash:
Salt Lake-Scattlc. postponed. wet
grounds.
Portland.
Sacramcnto-P Portland gemc called
end fourth. rain.
COLLEGE, BASEBALL
AT New Hsvcn-Yalc. IL; Brown,
s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
for Barber in 9th,
for Hanson in 9th.
CINCINNATI

Batteries Hanson and OEarrcll,
harouard and Wingo.
Summary-Two base hits: Grimes.
Crane Double plays: Marauard to
Crane to Daubert. Hit by pitcher; BY
Hanson tSce). Struck out: BY Han
son. L; Marquard, 8. Passed ball:
o'Farrcll.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
CHICK" GANO|L TO
FACE GRAND JURY

Los Angeles. Cal. April 2'.-Arnoid
Chick" Gandil, former Chicago White
Sox player. arrested here last night. to
answer charges of participation In the
alleged throwing of the 1911? world
series. was released upon his own re-
cognizancc today. The police said
they acted uron instructions from
Chicago.
Gandil., when arrested the police said,
had transportation to chicago ana
promised 10 return by himself IL per-
mitted to do so.
He had been working In Los
Angeles lumber yard for some time.
He denied any share in throwing
games.
Gandil said he would. start for Chic
ago tomorrow night, as arranged in
the transportation he had bough. be-
fore arrested.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At 81 Paul-Kansas City. post
poned. cold.
At Columbus. a. Indianapolis. S.
At Toledo. ;: Louisville, 4.
At Minneapolis. IL; Milwaukee,. 10
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
WESTERN LEAGUE

A. Des Moines. 1. Joplin. 8.
At Sioux City. Z. Wichita. 10.
Oklahoma City-Omaha, rain.
Tulsa st. Joseph, raJr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
RuNCUED DRIVES

St Louis. Mo. April c7.-Pitts-
burg was out hit by ST. Louis but
won. Tho Pirates punched their
drives and were aided by the Card
inAls loose fielding. Score:
PITTSRuRG
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
NOTICE!
BASEBALL PLAYERS

Baseball players of Pueblo. 4
here Is your chance TO break
into something that will lead
= to tho major leagues.
on Sunday morning at Q
= o'clock semipro and amateur
= baseball players will meet 4
with representative of the 4
= Pueblo Athletic club at tho G. 4
Y. and I. field near Minncaua
= club for tho purpose Of choos-
Ing "A club to represent
= Pueblo this sesaon In baseball
a team will be picked after
workouts at Parks field
Don't miss this opportunity
to break into fast company
= any Pueblo athlete IL eligible.
: all arc wanted. At . o'clock
Sunday morning. Parks
: Field.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
CUE GAMES SPLIT

Milwaukee. Wis. April c7.-GcorEe
II. Sutton of Chicago and former bill
Hard champion, defeated Eduoard
Uorcmans, Belgian cucist. today in
both the afternoon and evening
matches of ISL balkiinc billiards. Sut-
ton took tho afternoon match 100 to
.si in eleven innings. In tho afternoon
match sutton ran it3. which he said
was tho highest r1In he ever made in
this class OF billiards. in n match game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

Batteries sutherland. Hollinr. Lron-
ard and Bassler, Ainsmith. Covclskic
and O'Scill.
Summary - Two base hits. Jones.
Speaker. Sacrifice hits: Heiimann.
Sargent. Johnston. Graney. .; Gard i
ncr. Covcleskie. Double plays: Steph-
enson to Johnston: Sargent to Young.
Bases on balls: on HollinE, .. Suth-
orland. 1: Covelcskic. ;. Innings
pitched: BY Holiins Is: Leonard.
"a; Sutherland, q Struck out: By
HollinE. 2
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

Your body Is q machine, subject
n wear and tear like any other ma
chine. Particles Of it constantly
need replacing.
Ordinary man-mAde machinery
has to b patched BY hand. but ma
ture provides you with a repair
system unequailed by human IN
ernuity. This Il the blood stream.
which carries nourishment 10 build
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
CLUB STANDINGS

GaWes To-day.
Boston at Philadelphia
Now York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta. s. New Orleans. 3.
At Chattanooga, q; Mobile. -.
At Little Rock. 4; Birmingham.
At Memphis. 10-4; Nashville. SO
lSocond called end s. dBrknc%.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

Freddie Welsh lightweight of
Although is physical director
New health
back the hope of his title Benny
he New York help
artist who had paint four panels which the art fti
Welsh
had Welsh
at the right.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

Il from yoW dfueGise
right now, and wYtte Us
fully about your eoudi-
ton. We win gladly give
you special medical ad-
vice without charge Ad-
dress Chief Medical Ad.
visor. ss1 Swift LAbora-
tory, Atlanta, Georgia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

up all parts of the frams
and carries away worn
cut material
Keep your blood h
shape and this repairing
goes On perfectly. but
when the blood Is disor-
dared with poisonous in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
rLAY ron HARDING

Warhlngton. NpriI 2i.-Four mcrn-
bcrs of tho American tennis team which
won tho Davis cup in Australia have
arranged to come to Washington to
play a series of matches on tho white
House courts May 6 President iIard-
ing and a distinguished gathering OF
visitors arc expected to watch the
play.
Those who are planning to take part
in tho exhibition are William 7. TIL
den. Watson NJ W-ashburp. Samuel
Hardy and Charles Garland.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

7 IVIttIN : q 7 : Z II .
z.-S lttcd for Walker in 4.
2z.-Batted for Goodwin in S.
zzz.-Batted for Shcrdcl in s.
I'ittsburS 1os 200 0o1-7
ST, Louis 49,. 01O o0l 200 Q 5
Batteries-Zinn, Hamilton and
Schmidt; Walker. May, Goodwin.
Sherdel, North and Clemons. Dilhoo-
fer.
Summary-Two base hit: Mann.
Stolen bases; Maranville. Cutshaw.
Mann, Hathcote. Sacrifice hits:
Carey. Hathcotc. Double plays:
Goodwin to Lavan to Fournicr. Bases
on balls: Hamilton, 4: May. A.;
Walker, 1. Innings pitched: Hamil-
ton. e-3: Zinn, 1-3; May, 1-3:
Walker, 2-3; Goodwin, .; Shardel, .:
North, 1. Struck out: BY Hamilton.
l: Zinn, /; May. 1; Shcrdel, l. Wild
pitch. HAMILTON
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28

x-Batted for Leonard in 9th.
xx-Ran for Heilmann in 9th.
CLEVELAND
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
.,~-~>N\ Am NIsNE .IC~

--"-'N>A> AND NIskE Sign
st. raulu, MINI. April sI-Bill Brcn-
ne. .,- ..uN York. and Billy Miskc OF
st Paul. heavy weights. will meet
hero in ten round no decision bout
May ?. it Was announced today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-28
Detroit. Mich, April T.-Eddic C-
cote, former Chicago American

cote, former chicago american
pitcher. named in connection with tho
baseball scandal. will appear volun-
tarily in Chicago within day or two
and furnish bond pending further ac-
tion in tho case. Announcement TO TINS
effect was made hero today by his
counsel ...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-03

,tSpihcs tho courage Of the South, got
~ itself 1t 10 a. thing OF beauty. with
us wonderful Ionic architecture. In
front and on either side of the struc-
ture Is wide expansc OF closely
cropped ana carefully kept lawn
which well vets or tho building.
But In the rear OF tho structure
tseit one Of the Eaost beautiful spots
IN Richmond. L. was here that a
IA iandscape artist spent many weeks
IN preparing tho plot of several acres.
anu well did he do his work.
Running from either sldo of the
west n square U. In grassy walk,
enclosed on each side with n hedge.
while tres surround tho outer edge of
the plot. On the outside OF the walk.
the hedge has been broken in sevcrnl
places. aud small square formed
where later, II La planned. statues Wilt
pc erected. completing the Denutify.
ing OF tho ground, Ono OF tho rc-
markablc features OF tho sit is that
,here arc no flowers. just grass. hedge
and trees. After the Landscape artist
had lott some violet hcds wero plant :
ed by tho side Of the Abbey. but these
VIII probably he dug up. so that the
original Idea OF tho man who planned
the place can be carried out.
Exerciscs Bc9In at 4.
Exercises attending the forum,
onening OF the Abbey will begin this
afternoon ut 4 o'clock. with ii. snow"
den Marshall. of Now York, d dis.
tlnguished LAWYER. AS tho principnI
speaker.
General Julian 8. Carr. OF Durham.
y. G.. president Of the board OF tho
institute aud commander or tho De.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-03
BATTLE ABBEY
WILL BE FORMALLY
OPENED TODAY

CONTINUED From First paee)
mit,ed to reunion of Confe,Icrnt.s
N Houston, Tex. In 1899: He him
SELF contributed sioo,eee toward the
ERECTION OF the building. providinu
'he states should give like amount
Many were tho tnngies which pro.
S ,.a themselves before the money
Was hnaily all obtained Richmnn;,
added 100000 to the sum needed tn
eHinpiete tho structure. plans for
which were submitted from cyerr
land. i''''' rug
On May 20, 1914. the conversions
so.lc and other fttinr sc m," inm-
Following the competitor of ihs
main building. Thomas rortunc Rvnn
OIL new YORK. gave money with which
10 nave mural paintings OF the south
en- action placed on the walls of the
southern Room. Charles Horbauer 4
distinguished French artist, he,,c
commissioned to execute tho nn,nt ;
inEs e PANT
he had no more than started hIs
work when the world war broke oui
country, serving ae a ntivste .ni,t,or
winning mnny me;,els and Other Sims
OF recognition. He returned In ,ic,,
mond after the armistice was sIrncd
nut his experiences In the ser:.icc of
france mad 40 changed his ideas that
BEGAN his work anew, N'
complete IN every detail are these
pictures OF the SOLDIERS OF tho Soutb
group painting occupying tho on.
tire southern wall of the room shows
Lee with some OF his leaders of tbo
Army of Northern Virginia nsscn,hi",,
together. the great leader OF tho Con-
icdrracr Rstride hls horse gazlnp in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-03
URGES SHATTERED WORLD BE
REBUILT ON HIGH IDEALS
Josephine Preston Peabody, Distinguished American
Poet Brings Thrilling Message of Service to Large
Audience at the Woman's Club.

vision of the young OF the world as
Its greateSt AMI most priceless treas
ure. and the challenge to high ad.
venture long life's. way: She is q
woman of the greatest charm and
personni magnetism. and her ex-
poetry Tim, .she rend, were like n
shining jewel III rnre setting. II
was the lyric singing of a heart that
liz I'm tune to the aweet and beautiful
of life, woven warp and woof with
subtle Imagery and delicate humor
and the most wonderful perception OF
the eternal rer!ties of life.
Tire poet read yesterday from sew
eral books nf her published writings
Some from 1.-THE Singing Land;' which
dealt with. labor problems; an inter-
lude from 1.-The Plper"; a thrilling
poem that had to do with the airman,
AS seen by the wolves of the forest,
when men have wings Mt lasti from
War ana Woman and some fasci-
mating verses from Young Persons"
The program was concluded with
number of selections from the
poets Poems About Children" re-
plete with the subtle thoughts of
childhood. fresh ns flowers from nc'a
garden In the month OF May IL IL
a simple. exquisite vision OF life go
Josephine Preston Peabody prcscn,a
to the world In the high art OF her
verse, fun OF melody and little sing
ing words which charm and delight
the heart Of the world, grown weary
OF the dizziness OF an unima gina;ivo
day.
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins was chair
man OF the afternoon. and Miss Mar
Earet Prescott Montague presented
tho speaker, IL WAS n notable after
noon In the history OF the club,