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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28


ono nHturoa In the nrh year
uf thoir married life Thoughts nf
her and 81 the poignant ana tro-
mcnduus adventure on which they
wero embarked together were no
longer possible while m, lay In bed
beside him. They had come TO
occupy %Fcperutc rooms.
IN the nfth year 81 their married
hio measles visited Penny Green
Mabel caught IT, Sahr, went to
slc'p in another room-Hud the ur-
tauF'mtut prevailed Nothing WA
feid between them On the matter.
one way or the other Thrv
naturally occupied different room b
I durinE q illness She recovered
They continued to occupy different
rooms Il vac the most nnturli
burluoss iu tlv world.
The sole rcfcrenc, To recognition
oi prrmuurncy in this Development
al mo relations between them WAS
nude whom Suhrc, on the first
saturday afternoon after Mabcis
recovery D." aid not gu 90 his of
ne" nf I~ldhoruugh on Saturday,
cnfr.ti Out hiH idea. conceived dur
ms her sickness. OF making Tho
bedroom into which ne mad moved
Hcrrc ga hla study also lie had
mover got ria ot HE disiasto for his
' den
A. lunch ON this SATURDAY. 1 tell
you what I'm going TO do this after
noon he said. I'm going "a
move my books up into my room.
Mabel displayed no Interest In the
NOW nor made any reference 10 90
hi trutimC In the evening. hear
inf her lHlss tho door on her WAY
90 dreH Tor dinner, he called her
In.
Ho was in his shirt sleeycs ar-
ranging the hooks. There Won
sr'' Not had7'
She regarded them ard tho
room. They look all right. Al
The anne J must say q n-cms rith-
err funny using your bedroom for
YOUR things when you've got a
room downstairs.
But tho significance nf tho
movni rested not boo She definite re-
inGuiahmeuf 81 the den but lu E.r
words using your bedroom she
definite recognition ct separate
rooms
Ana neither commented uuou h.
Aftnr an. landmark fn tine
courf, ~ n journey, are more fra-
qucntly ohferFcd and noted "a
inndmarhH whom booking back
nlnuN The Journey than when nottl.
ally passing them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
~. q!
IT.AI,

Al the whisky vou can drink. for
90 cents That was what two mon.
uuurIshinE a quart bottle. offered
tho pass ongors IN a New York sub
way cal.
Tho two b~potlcggCrs landed in
polio, court after starting % genera!
fight because no one would sample
their wares
They couldn't oven giyc the stuff
away!
Roar Of wood alcohol b. doing
more 90 mnL, tie country dry than
the Prohibition amendment. Volt
stead act ana an the hum slcuths
combined.
li~uutleRrtrs. serving poison. arc
enforcing prohibition automatically.
Just AS nhusn ~ saloons o.. FOutn
owners FASTENED prohibition at
least two generations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
ONE on TIIE ERUDITE nAIIOUH

Sin Arthur llalfour az "a dlnner In Washington
praised the American colored people.
- onen Judge Americans ~ thus criterion he
snid- II, that IS, they IKE colored people, then 1
know they are ikuhle hcmaelyoH-and vice versa.
Once I visited Washington. e good many years
ago. All the hotel walters were culored Then. ana
confess ] preferred the quaint cul0red service to he
present sophlstacntcd and elaborate service Of whites
The day ~ my arrival. when my waiter. nm ola
culored man with snowy wool, brought me the menu.
! put a coin IN hts hand and aaid;
Just bring me "a good dinner. uncle
He brought mo an exquisite southern dinner. aud
dprlng my fortuiEht'n stay we followed OUT this pro-
gram daily. pushing aside Tho menu and handing
him a coin, he selecting a much better dinner for me
thru J could have selected Tor myself
Tho day uf my departure nh took leave Of him
he faidi
cuod-byr sr and good luck. and when you or
ans of your friends what cant read the bill Of faye
comes 20 Washington, just ask for old Calhoun
Clay. 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

To-day word e. PRESTIGE
% pronounced prcss-toc4h tth,
1h pronounced nH = In plea sural
with accent un the last syllable.
10 means weight. Influence.
now q. good name good reputation
quality shat makes superior.
W comes from Latin pres.
uEium dsiuaion.
ia used like this To hnv,
much money Eiycl one grcul
prestige
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
BY olive ROBERTS BARTON

when the lnrgn horse hoe had
stopped talking. Nick picked ur the
red leather aEain ana put il lnto
his pocket. Welt I gueas we've
loTt enough time ana we'd better
be ON our way Nancy, ne said
'Guodhy called the horseshoe
~ Twelve Toes pute any more
electricity into inc remember not
20 trucl me on your way hHck
What's the tig bianii think yon are
carrying -
ha a photograph record with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

In one year the ~ federal reserve
banks have reduced their COM
mcrcial leans from st.22a.b33.OO1
20 SaG2,GGe. 600, The reduction is
more than two-thirdH.
There seems LITTLE human Interest
IN these cold statistics Back ~
Them. though is the greatest traR-
edy- melodraura Of our generation
the tory OF dcflntion. with it's hur
rlcnno Of desperation. fear. loss
despair and necessity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

A boat. made 10 E0 by n huge
propeller that looks and wlgglcs
like the tail OF "A fish. IL Invented
by J. 1. Jones. 81 Medford. Mass
All Of man basic inventions ok
listed in principle In nature before
he copied them,
Spider that burrows In the ground
has a hinged door oynr tunnel lead
INK to It's home.
Tho car-drum was the original
wireless receiver.
The fy ana bird are tho best air
planef
Nature is a great tree. man
merely "a picker % It's fruit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

General Dawes said at a dinner.
When two nations begin to compete In armament
with The intention Of fighting each other. u ls wicked
hut when they begin TO compete without the intention
81 fghtinr-and thar IL what b. continually being
dono-th"n b b. yidiculour.
Yes. 10 IL as ridiculous ns the little girl Of four
or five who st making marks on a piece Of paper.
What are You DOING said her mother
r.iring 90 Amy Lincoln. she answered.
WdicuiouH!' said her mother. YOU don't know
how 10 write
That makes no difference. said the uulc girl.
Amy. YOU goo. down I know how % road -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

You e. heavy drinkers climbing
on the water wagon because 81
their fear.
Observing the workings of psy-
GEOLOGY. you have noticed that fenr
II n Of the basic human emotions.
closely allied to hunger and other
manifestations OF the Instinct Of
Fclf- preservation
cuwaafice. timidity. cnutinn.
thrin--all those spring from fear.
EHccllent emotion to have. pro-
vided W. fcnr tn right things and
are not awcd by imaginary bor!o4
which fence muse OF Us away from
success
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
SOUR SPIRITS

MAJOR Hylan Of New York said az a banquet;
We must not rcptnc. no matter what hard things
our political foes say about az. our foes have mo.
with "a reverse. and roNcrscs soar the spirit.
a young fellow proposed 10 "a young woman. but
she said:
No. Mr. Mnunerine. h Is impossible. The only
muu : ever loved OF over shall love was Killed -sh@
gulpcd back lcr subs- was killed at the battle Of
the hnttle Of
or Waterloo missed Manncr4ng and. laughing
bitterly, ho rose from his knees and departed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
\ THorGHr roR TonNy

And your sous and yuur daughters shall pro-
phcsy. aud your young men siiaii see visions. aud
your I'D mrn >itnli dream drcaus.-Ncts s:i5.
What H more dreadful than irrevercnt art.
which paints on that u secs. hecnusc it secs almost
nothing. and Vet docs not dream tsat there ls
mYru Co -Dv. which suggests nothing because %
suspect nothing nrufoundor than the flimsy tale
10 tells. lnd would Gain make as an bclicND that
tHvr' IH ru .Hcrrducss IN woman. nor nublcuc.s IN
man. nor s"rrci 900 nature. nor dignity in lfc;-
Phillips Brooks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

pr. Friedandcr West, the anti-rrohibiuon leader.
said ut O. banquet.
Prohibition has turned a lot ~ temperate men
into hard drinkers. n has turned "a lot OF law
abiding citizens into rebels Why, a jag. which used
10 be a disgrace, is now-but listen 10 this story:
There goes Arthur Arhuthnot a lady said TO
her husband Why didn't he speak TO u.s.
Well-er-you see. my dear. Arthur ls-cr-
fun"
Yes, OF course, : know he's fulL' said tho lady.
hut l never thought hoe be so cunccitod about il
TINT he. cut his old friends '
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
Some Yarns by Famous Men
ONF kIND on sITTI.TNTNT

Frederic u. Coudrrt. tho unancier, was talking
about Germany ana PREPARATIONS.
Germany. ne said. would Tx" 20 settle this
rcpurltion business after Mrs. kellogg manner.
a friend of Mrs. Kellogg n late husband held her
up n few days after the funeral and said shylys
hate TO mention 3D., Mrs Kellogg. but ! lieut.
poor Tom 10 small matter OF six dollars the week
before ho died.
bib. how nice said Mrs. kellogg. Now you u
hn.n anm.thlng 20 rnmomher him hy.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
rHE GIRL

senator Hiram Johnson said in an address IN
Washington;
state papers OF international import should be
very dcicntely wurded. Every effort should be
made not to give offonse. Yet some Of our diplomats
toem tu me TO Doe us gnuchp in these matters as the
uttlc girl VINO said TO the doctor;
" Here The remains Of the medicine YOU gave
g|raudpop. doctor He's dead, and mamma thought
you mlEht want 90 Use % on somebody else.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

HE MAS IN HIs SHIRT
ri EENI.S ARRANGING TIN!
BOOKS.
trey CO.. her clu=s" n they were.
She rladl, accepted thcm and APP
pear,l TO find ~cunf!deulblo plrnr-
urc iu thclr society whether they
bad attractive uuulitita or unai
iractlNr gta8ii.. or NO quglitiDs 40
dli not affect hpr. The only
quality that mnttor,d was tho qu5i-
ity OF utiuE Wnll-lrDI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
THE PROFITABLE MARGIN

PASSENGER travel on the railroads of the
United States fell last year 20 per cent
below rs volume for the previous year.
The dccrease in revenue aggregated over
4la3. oOD.0 600 for the year. A month ago parallel
Statistics concerning the freight traffic were
published.
Particularly IN the ease Of passenger business,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

meHafe from LonHhcad. the
Nlsomnn answered Nancy.
We'll u made OF hard rubGr
~ electricity can't hurt a., Fid
mo hotf aHhoc, but take my all
'irr and don't touch anything more
on the Electric Mountain Nor even
ihe flowers and ferns you see
ErnNinE on she SLOPE" They are
not raj hey arc made NJ Of an
9ffa % colored METALS and fun 81.
electfic shoehs Thcy are put there
20 i'innt You u you touch them
.Yuuli Dc ahorfea 80 that Vouu
lose your memory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

How many miles did YOU travel
an railroads last year? The aver
age was 1866 miles for each Amer
lean. That was 90 miles less than
the yerr before.
YOU explain u by high passenger
ratcsf There yer other causes.
The nrses really nre manifesto %
unnn Of the tendency OF people to
cling closer 70 homo during hard
times. When m1ucy is flush. of
and over the hills.
Hard times are bringing families
and homes tunuther again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

when sol. have leil-oyRr oeE
yolks you wish To keep. pour a little
cold water over them just enough
to W. them ANA take care not Co
break them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

Th. Penny Greco Ggrcru House
Development sohoms waF begun ru
1910 la 1905. tho year OF tine
tncnsl,= and thu separated bed
rooms. no shadow of ~ had yet
been thrown. n mover occurred To-
anyone that 70 railway would uuo
day liuE peuny Green with It'd
borough .ud an the rest 81 the sur
rounding world. or that n railway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

Mabel was two wears vouns,r
Than Sabre. 20 NJ the limo III H.,
marriage and iust past her thiuf.ti,
birthday when the separate rocw y
were first occupied Her habit a.
sudden laughter. rather loud WI.
rather characteristic Of her Her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

yellow c7ila lilies lilies of tho
valley apples. pluma cherries tu
yellow and clusters OF magcH urH
usod much for hat trimmings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

s. ra Nhl srDrds the greater part
nf Door day BOB 20 trim SUI.
tftHo Aa4Dctiu soff and iIs-
ttuu. .a used 10 the fpshionlhr u
tho puuoled hut with lts fgargor
aide dlp. The iotynncss OF tho
rl er.al o. the hat only claim to
characterization.
TIM" nigrcttr mounir % the blaok
Hin model shgEet a sparkling
fountain Illusion enhanced ~
the tvinllinr uf u p@rofusion Of jet
bead below
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

When the can ir hard 20 open
turn IL upside down In hot wat o.
This Will soon loosen the top.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

I'%clic1tr chiffon orpulng gowns
Wedr Imposing with trimming
rf monkey fur and srminc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

ai different eQlorr tor th,ir sum
mcf wsrdroref
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
BURBANK BETTER GARDEN TIPS
GARDEN CALENDAR
Article Nmubcf Eight

one packet ui iced required Birds.
ticEs and other pests are partiou-
iesly fond of lettuce and. hence.
p ore Than ordinary care iH &C..
qi'rcd ior HrcreHFful crop.
CARROTS uinni i-2 n,n deep.
row tu . iuchcs apart. plant.
rhorf @ inches apurt Irr uu,
partU of H,odf.
TtUNff PLAN t-9 10 "a inch
d.ff. ravn % to as inches upnrt:
t'lH anon p luci,s apart. ono
uHrfci ~ rerdf.
rtTgNIl'e Piant IA 90 To-
irch de.u; rows abort IS in' has
npnrtt ulpp'a g. tr = luchrt quart
e. one uacfrt seeds
i-ilil.ll PLANT 10 Inch p.o1.
o O." ih iHrho- nu1rt. rlauis
Hnr Intb sr mcro Huarf. The s
w So particularly woil w. mudy
Hn D. one packet SEEDS sufficient.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28
ParlOr Fun
For Everyone
MAoIC ocraGoN

IATfftiAlS -Four Of each OF
the cardboard cut-outs shown az
lcft.
PROBLEM TO arrange these
cnt -ouia - form an ortagon.
SOLUTION: Diagram at right
how how the atrirs A, u. and G.
are put together
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-28

Cant fashions Hs cRgs in tho
shape OF a lfeboni.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29
BY MAIL
BRINGS OPPOSITION

WASHINGTON, sept. 29-(By
the Associated Press)-A few
bIeary.eyed crocodiles q yard
or so In length, whose digestion en-.
abtes them to chew up broom han
dies as q man would a delicately
carved tooth pick, may be charm.
less" in the legal sense Of the word
when shipped by parcel post, but
Postmaster A. L. Beyhemer Of Gin.
cinnati has his own personal doubts
about the matter. In addressing
the National Association Of Post
masters here today, Mr.. Beyhemer
explained that these animals and
yarions kinds OF barnyard stock
under the Law were entitled to mail
privileges, II in transit they wore
badges inscribed Harmless"
Tho Cincinnati postmaster. was
inclined to doubt that fair post
mistresses or a bevy OF young won.
en- clerks In the home postoffice
would look upon a crate Of live
mice as harmless" Also Mr.. Bey.
hemer appeared not to look with
serenity upon the prospect some
day Of being obliged to attend,
water and feed various fowls and
irritated livestock" as part Of
the daily postal routine.
The convention failed to take
any action upon the revelations Of
the Cincinnati postmaster, evident
ily feeling "the harmless" phase OF
parcel post management would in
the proper course OF events be cor.
rected or modified by the postal
authorities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29
choice Of Suit in Bidding card ProbabiIities
cspyTltht is11 ~ HoyI.. Jr.

novice. For example take the fol.
lowing hand:
Hearts-A, X. 2. 8. s.
Clubs-10, 8, 8
Diamonds-10, q. s
Spades-J, 4
This hand is a good example Of
a hand containing a five card suit.
The probability as to division Of
the eight remaining cards Of the
Heart suit Is that they will be d.
vtded three to one player, three
to another and two TO the third.
In other words. by leading the A,
X, and small Heart, the bidder Of
the Heart suit will make four
tricks with that suit. II such Is
correct. shat leaves nine tricks to
BIO taken by the other three suits.
II these nine tricks are equally
divided among the three players,
each one should on the average
win three each. This probability
is called the average expectancy"
and forms tho basis OF the first
bid OF the manu-.
With the hand already noted,
dealer is justified in bidding one
Heart, for 1t will average to pro.
duce four tricks, which added to
the three he can expect on the
average from his partner, will just
produce the seven ticks necessary
TO justify a bid OF one Heart. This
point will be covered more Mt
length in dealing with the open
ing or so:called original bid of
any hand. These various probabi .
lities-tlrst, that four out Of every
five hands contain suits no longer
than five cards: second that a
five card suit headed by A, X,
will be divided 5, 3. Q, 9, and bu
worth four tricks II that suit il
trump; and third. that the aver
age number OF tricks that may b.
expected from partner Is three
1.-THE so-called average expect
anew constitute the so-called
''card probabilities. These are
most important and most neceS-
sary for every novice to UNDER
stand.
Gard Valuation will be taken up
next Friday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29
HEALTH CRUSADE
Prizes Suffered.
County Superintendent Barnes
lookingA fteri Tuberculosis
Campaign Here.

The ciyalty 81 health, based on
the tournament and titles used in
the days o. the crusades when
knighthood was In flower, Is the
ailufing plan to interest children
In the practice Of the rules OF by.
siene being offered by the West
Virginia Tuberculosis Association,
IN rs educational program for the
prevention Of tuberculosis. Beau
tiful banners and pennants are
being offered as prizes to, ungrad.
ed schools and graded classes in.
which the pupils earn credits OF
10 per cent or over for practlcIng
daily eleven health chores for a
period of fifteen weeks, For. the
faithtt1 Performance Of the chores
pupils are given the titles OF
squire. knight and knight ban
neret. Suitable badges are pro.
ylded for presentation to the chill.
dFen when the titles are earned.
over SIX million pupils in the
United States took part in the
health tournament last year. For
having the highest enrolment Of
knights banneret in the national
iiter-city tournament, the schools
% Washington, D. C. won u
silver cup offered as a prize by
the National Tuberculosis Associa.
ton This cup was presented to
the superintendent Of schools by
President Harding.
valuable silver cup Is offered
also to- the state in which the
largest number Of pupils become
knights sbannerets during the school
year ending on the second SRtur-
dfy IN June 1923. Tho West Vlr-
giflia Tuberculosis Association is
50 interested in having the cup
Won by this state that It has OF.
tered d set of Deluxe scales Yalu-
ed at $40 to the county in each
ongressional district In which
the greatest number Of pupils be.
come knights banneret.
Complete information regard.
ing the supplies needed to carry
on the crusade program can be
obtained from !. A. Barnes, Fair
mont, county superintendent OF
schools to whom descriptive liter.
at1re was sent for distribution to
the teachers at the county insti.
lutte
Investigation has shown that
children are particularly suscep.
tible 70 tuberculosis. says George
Rowell, the executive secretary
of the West Virginia Tuberculosis
AssocistIon, whose headquarters
ire at Charleston. In the Septem'
Der number Of the West Virginia
School Journal and Educator, Mr.
Rowell states that moro than 80
per- cent Of all children are infect
"a before they aIu ten years d
age Whether this infection be-
come a disease later In life, dc
.petds on the strength Of the wall
of physical resistance built up III
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29

II ydh feel tired out, out Of sorts.
despondentf mentally or physically
depressed get a 80 cent box o:
Wends)E Pills, Ambition Brand, at
the HZA. Drug Co. today, and take
the t!Tst big step toward feeling
better right away.
If you work too hard, smoke toe
much. or are nervous, Wendell's
Pills, Ambition Brand, will make
you feel better in thfee days or
money back from the 81. H. Drug
Co. on the first box pNrchased.
AS treatment for affections Of
the nervous system, Sconsttpation.
loss Of appetite, sleeplessness, or
Nervous Indigestion, get a box OF
Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand.
today on the money back plan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29
ARTICLE NO. 2.

As It takes five tricks at Clubs
or Diamonds for game, these suits
are designated minor suits and
the Heart and Spade suits, requir-
Ing only four tricks for game; ma
jor suits. II Is the experience OF
the best players that 1t Is almost
an axiom OF the game that the
limit Of the great majority OF
hands played at a suit bid is four
tricks SO that the Heart and
Spade suits are much preferable.
The No Trump requires only three
tricks for game and therefore
should be preferable to the ma
jor suits. 1t has been noted, how.
ever, and 1t Is safer on the aver
age to play for four tricks at
Hearts or Spades, than three
tricks at No Trump. so that the
major suits are preferred even
over the No Trump.
This division into major and
minor suits, and the preference Of
major to minor or even to No
Trump has made the Spade suit
the most valuable suit because ita
holder can outbid any other suit,
with a better chance for game.
This result has given rise to the
so.called Spade convention rs an
important part OF the double,
which will be covered in suisse
quent articles.
The next thing for the beginner
TO take up are card probabilities
and card valuation; that is, what
you may reasonably expe:s from
your Cwn and the othGr I,l1v"r,'
aanhs on m average d IN, and
how to Judge the trick-taking
value OF thu cards that are deslt
TO you.
Gard Probabilities
When a deck OF fifty-two cards
is dealt out to four players, one
at "a time, 1t has been found that
about eighty percent of these
hands will contain suits OF no.
more than five cards. That means
that four out OF every five hands
are Of this character nnd therefor
represent the type OF hands that
must be considered first by tlla
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29
THE FLAMING JEWEL,

first stolen from the royal jewel caske hidden the
Kitchen Of the w is Eveovest eron beautiful innocent yet
compelled to live the dark hole of the forest where sepaer
his gang fout justice and the law.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29
CoIUsIBus RACES END

CoLuMBHS Ohio. sept SO -
The Grand circuit meeting here
win come 10 d close today
when three classic events will be
down for decision fields In all Ct
the events are comparatively
small. It Is announced that Peter
Manning. who yesterday lowered
the worlds trotting record -
1867, will make another attempt
to lower his mark at Lexington.
where probably, all the horses will
80 from here.