Right must not live in idleness............... 85

She is fair to see and sweet.................. 130

So long as men shall be on earth.............. 39

Some are eager to be famous................... 182

Some folks leave home for money............... 70

Some folks I know, when friends drop in....... 144

Take home a smile; forget the petty cares..... 71

Thankful for the glory of the old Red, White

and Blue.................................... 98

The happiest nights........................... 110

The green is in the meadow.................... 86

The kids are out-of-doors once more........... 104

The little path that leads to home............ 30

The man who wants a garden fair............... 56

There is no star within the flag.............. 160

There must be great rejoicin' on the Golden

Shore to-day................................ 54

There's a heap of pent-up goodness............ 84

There's a lot of joy in the smiling world..... 40

There's a wondrous smell of spices............ 66

There's nothing that builds up a toil-weary

soul........................................ 102

There was a bear--his name was Jim.......... 134

The skies are blue and the sun is out......... 78

The sumac's flaming scarlet................... 136

The things that haven't been done before...... 172

The things that make a soldier great.......... 114

The world's too busy now to pause............. 92

'Tis better to have tried in vain............. 83

To do your little bit of toil................. 133

To gentle ways I am inclined.................. 90

To happiness I raise my glass................. 146

To live as gently as I can.................... 15

Time was when spring returned we went......... 156

'Twas not so many years ago................... 154

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