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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
>"r'"!' Famous in This SpccinIiy.
Called 10 ltichmond.

+ ~. Seclcy. OF Chicago ana pbila-
""IHh'a. the noted truss expert. VIII
personally be at Murphy's Hotel
ana VII remain in Richmond ms
Ihnrsdhy and Friday only. February
i'lh ana 18Th. Mr. ScoIey saws. ...rh..
@"ermattc Shield viii not ONLY retain
amy case OF rupture perfectly. buf
contracts the openinr in 10 DAYS o,,
'hr average case. Ec!ug a vast ad
'dnc"uen, over all former methods
'H'mp'liyIns instantaneous effects
immediately apprcciablc and vim
Sl"haIhs any strain or position
rms instrument received tn. onI>.
award in England and in Spain nrn.
"-elnS results without surgery in
J"'li"ns. medical treatment or mo
S'EHtons' Mr.. Scclcy has documents
IRON the United states Goy.rnuo,,
Washington. b. G., for inspection. XII
tharilE cases wIihou, charge. or :.
any interested call. he viii hc pt,,,
I" snow SANE without charg. ar a,
mem II desired. Business ,.r,anIy
prevent stopping at any Other Mac,
in tni, section. ''"tt
- S.-E'cry statement in. mi, ~,
NC mas been verified before .,hr rc,,-
''"' ana stat" courts.-E. ~. ScSl.
Home Qnicc.
''-' walnut ST. Philadelphia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MOCULs S
ADOPT LONG SCHEDULE
Decide to Play 1873 Games Durjpy
Season at Wilson Meeting.
Open April ri.
RE-ELEcr BRADLEY pREsrDEN,
Also Adhere to Plan of Last Scy.
crni Years and viii Split Season
Session Long Ono, but Erhirclv
Harmonious.
Especial to Tho Timcs.ni,,, i,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILSON. y. c.. Feb I7.-Tho 1oa1
season OF the Virginia League eli,
be the longest in tho history or .be
organization. following the adop,io,
OF q schedule Of lbs games by tho
magnatcs In session here today. Each
or The eight teams will plny si,,v
mn" games at home and the sa,n.
number abroad. The ecason Will o,cn
ADri! ;! and close September %
ever IN tn" history OF IN" Icos-,,c
VA. me season laH,cd until that d9tn
h!'" IN" meeting proved Ia he :.
!"HE one thcrc were many mattora "a
ne HcttIc and considerable. discussln,,
81 each took place. The adop,Tnn nr
:, sghconl' vas the most inipnrinnt
business TRANSACTED and ,,,ns,,,,a,,
cons dcrabl" OF the time. The ~
i"nSSi 'hhi inc season run until Sen
t"W1"r - wax debated at Icnr,i, hv
tn" innEnatcS.
Opposition to tho split season was
voiced by representatives, Of the ~,
,""H but the smaller citIes in ,hn
!caGn" were Of the opinion thar i,
Womb lac best to adhere to tho Mar
"i Ia" liHt several years and split The
season Tho admission prices for ;hc
year We're liked al 50 cents. rrnrraI
ad'nissl"n. Tn. charge for grand.
stand tickets was left to IA. discrn-
tiou OF each club owner
W T. bradley. was reelected nr.,,.
dent, ana ". < Moyc. nf Voci,v
Mount. vice president. jus, prior tn
IN" hdJournuicnt. Representatives..
wcr" present from each OF the cit,bt
ctt!"S IN the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

CHICAGO. !y!,. ;1-t:Jn. Tanncs'
News bureau, raided by the policc
as the fountainhcad OF racc-iracll
gambling in the United States. has
been put out OF Observation-Disclosures
arily nj least.
For fourteen years ii lis been on
Grated without serious mu.-statiGn
Icnn"s Is known here as Ia. "hand-
book king
Betting or the races has practically
ceased IN Chicago. according 10 tn.
The manager OF the place. John /.
MprcIock, and "igh; others. wrr, ar
rested nut later released pending
their apprara before In. county
Grand ur. Tonnes wa. in Miami.
i a when the RAID was staged
. IcnnrS service mas offices la Ecm
YORK, Cleveland and Indianapolis
"nich noint has been connected win
= i'HS,d wire, and has Representatives
IN New Orleans. san Francisco. s.;
Louis and other cities
MoFri"ck sat in the wreck al his
"hicc ana di$cnusO.atcly soliIOu,ii2.d
thai the business ISM, what IL used
10 b"-not amy more" II, declared
mat ne news bCrcaU was inside tL.
law. that the function of the s.ryia.
was simply 10 d!ssrminai. sporting
!nfurmatiouh and that he and Tcuncs
did no; 20 beyond that in SuppIyiita.
Tie service which Went to small IN
p"rs cigar stores. poolrooms ard tho
like. lie made three observai!Hns
from his long experience in the
|. Tho old score card yon used 10
see IN drug stores and saloons ar"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
FAST PREP SCHOOL F|VEs
WILL PLAY CAME HERE
John Marshall and Won,Ibrrry
Meet at Howitzcrs' Arnury
Tomorrow Afternoon.

non III" fi"t-,rnvcliug Wood
' "SrrN Eorest basketball quintet
cuisines with the John Marshall team
tomorrow afternoon in thu How'll
"ris .trnory tn" fur is sure to nv
..nn on" OF the spccdi"St prem .vhoU!
hictcl. - w.
nc W"olhcrry warriors. strong
yoht"nd"rs for tho stat" prem iitIr
~ ,"ii' OF the strongest teams in
IN" n,St"ry OF n school famous for its
They have boon MOVING n, rnniJ
nic" hrnur hHni III. srns.n b:,,in,.
Mnh nine straight games. Included in
Si, n,'n are Victories over The Jnivcr-
YAK" torcSt collc.itus
~ wiil be remembered hy many
t th.' 'ncsc two teams staged one al
son last year. when tho Mnrsh,jji,rs
4, iHmphod Over the WoG-!a:ry ont,
~, - to II. after having been ont
.rht IS sitil ranking TIA" visitors ana
meg arr ou, Ia avcng. it. th.ir fir.,
al INC hands Of tho local hi..h schoni
n;S week has been IN. most
W ne MT" and Blue. C0arh Jones.
,".,i|inS that his men must hn i'm ION
an.ln u they are 20 stop tho vis.,in,.
~ , ~ ,'"h' has worried his men IN,
SSon. VIII probably send Sharn ,n
NH t. Z" star. the game saturday
W,':i's or sutton To- forward.
me IN" MarShIllitcs have SUI
I"'"d several r.vcrY.s during ~.
season their followers ar. not dis-
.Ii!pbn1nhtcd In the showing made.
Incl, cSrsa,"ht handicap las been
mas hcip"d TO overcome ,nE. r,uIi !.
~ rHPsctc" thar they viii u. IL, I'M,
,nnG o' condition tomorrow and
a hatt!. ''''''' '"S'FS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
CHICAGO POLICE MAKE RAID
ON FAMOUS GADNBL ING .NOyN7'
Mont Iennes' Establishment Broken Up After Four
teen Years of Observation-Disclosures "Fountain-
head of Race Track Gambling"

Il" longer salablc. and it hardly pay,
L" put them out. according To !nror-
nation he has received from the few
"rshs SNii in the score card business
saloons are not buying racing
and baseball results any more. The
sporting element doesn't frequent
dry beer places
J. There is, and has been. Ten times
as much gambling OH baseball! Than
on horse racing.
Its al! wrong" said Morcland.
.,,i mere are too many paid rctormcrs
Thcy ar" stopping everything You
can drink iou can't bet. Oh. af-
Ter whlc they won't let YOU do
anyihins You cant stop :, person
rom gambling. rs human nature
!" bet. u p" pie don't hci on hors.
racing or baseball they'll bet on rogue
or pinG pong. Ninety p"r cent OF tn.
py"pie liz" to gamble IN some form
or other"
IN" police ais" ra:ded jim
- L.e"rNs widely known gambling
place. taking thirty prisoners and
S3mlistatimS much gambling para
phcrnalia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
BRISTOL TO HAVE TEAM
H.Mm' rms Organize and Elect
"hrrrS for Nrnr-S-Irrt I'rrI.
.rlrnn..nI.n.,,nh

,tSnccial I" The Times pjyp.,ab
in,hlS FOL VA. Feb. -RrIst al
IN W., enter team III ia" Appalachian
i,haSrhai' l.caHu" this season. /, was
81 local bali fans held al IN" =;
G. \. ~ l. 81
~ temporary organization was com.
dnini, WIN the following being
vi'tcu "ticcrS: :. L.. MasScurili
president: L.. .. Caldwell. ,!cc-nTrsi
u.h, I. q. King. treasurer. and + u
thildorS. Sccrctary. - -
\ SIT. for the ball mark has ,,o.r
selected ut the corner Of ri"hi.",,,'
~ LII Sta,s Streets In the western see
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Run Footb II by Plays
S. Us H rvard Graduate
IBy Associated press.I

HoSTON. Feb. iI.-To run foot
"nii by plays Instead or Ivy the
watch VIII br argued again before
~" f"othnll rule. committee MT ftS
annual meeting In New York cnrIy
hcNt ninnth. ~. u. Coffin. "a grudu-
"tc of Harvard AMI u grldIrun en-
!hnsihst. who presented the uInn
i".t year. VIII advance IL nrnIu
WIN data gained from Inst SEN
SON ""iicsiHtr gnmrs. In nm
n'n"rinE his arguments today. he
N;'td u. W. y. urGwn. former
,trnfrEiNt for Crimson cIcvcns I'M
der ilrnd tonrh 4. u. IInurhtou.
hrii"Nch the plan wuuid brncfit the
game.
u l.. tuHin'S runtrntlon Tint the
use 81 'tninG tn regulate pcrImI,
"' pin! makes 20 possible for
team That EaiEs tho Initial 6Jynnt
age 90 stall thereafter. lie poIuts
cut that IN tblrty-ninr Inmcs he
tween Yale aud Harvard, MI hut
one. thr contest or 1910, TINT WINS
Incorrectly timed. have been wan
10y the tenn Tint scored nrst
Sihltins wouid he reduced 20 urr
cent by substitution of piny. in
stead OF timing: To regulate pcrind,.
he Snfd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
MEDICAL COLLEGE MEETS
INDIANS HERE TOMORROW
Crack Basketball Elves Ia Stage
Game at Y. W. {. A.-Niurry
NINY plnN

Tomorrow night at tn" local Y.
W. {. ~ the Medical college of Vir-
sin'a basketball team VIII play the
hNc representing William aud Mary
college at S:l3. This :. the first ap-
rtar;'ncc of the Indians on e local
court this year, and this. coupled with
The fact that the Indians hav, one
o. 'he strongest teams they have had
in Years should bring out good
gathering.
Last SATURDAY in williamsburg the
Indians defeated the Richmond Uni
NerSity spiders d"cisivcly. and they
VIII com. to Richmond with We
mhi!iahle record for the season. In
fierce ana Cook the charges Of Coach
Driver nave a pair OF forward, who
N'!I civ" any pair Of guards "a
lively chase
M"rry the capto!n OF the Mcdicos.
:. former student of William and
Mary. and was :or TWO years captain
81 thcu basketball team. H. has
been on the injured list for the last
i"W games but hopes TO he in CON
dams
The liu,-up NytiI H.. -. s,i,..,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
BOYS CLUB WINS GAME
FROM HlGHlAND PARK
Defeats Suburban Ou. III, =. to ~. in
BuSi<cfball Gnmc AT Lee

The Boys club haSNctbal! team de-
icai1d the Highland rark Athletic
club five, - I" -. ~ the Robert T..
he" school ..i. night.
Both teams fought hard all the
time Although tn" lark Boys"
wccn defeated they deserve credit for
me pep and long field goals
Wharton and Jones featured in for
ward. wai!c King WAS i'm unusual good
lrl ~. Frith and Fox Kept tn. "i'ark
BOYS under their bands. only al
lowing six field goals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Promoter oncrs x-a.ooo for Ran,

FORT WDISriI TEN roh ~
Johnny kilhanc. f"athcrwciyht cham
p'"n. has been offered $4,000 by JacI,
Callahan. Tulsa. Okla. promoter Ia
i.'"nh ms ti,'" against Andy chaucy.
at Tulsa. July 4. Eddie Mead.
'hancy's manager. announced her,
today. Meade said he had closed with
FOR the boat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
HAVANA ENTRIES

M, l.lsi rae' ,'fr and ore-hai u.arss
..','.' t'ai ."'H. rn4 uE. claiming. s-aS.
~. aa$. e. 'Mar.orle u gror. D..
g,d.s ~. 90. 'i ,ioden Iisa. l". n-i
s, it., ,S'5s H. .-.. Hone Gr5-s i.o.
.-tghi .t- and unr-at.f ,l-....
,Gy.e.s- ~, 'h' w. @ni.as ,."l-
.SybiI, lps 'iriu- Hsr--s In5
In,SD.''!.''' 1T :. i"i'M fi'r-v iln, 'l IL,
~ - ~ 1919 ~. S'ntrf ll.
Ia ia .r,.,c t.a.iHiHs S,eo j'4rri's Tilt.
' EoT-, iV1, heMSesss !g3. 'Lossusf. ~.
. :,f. &C eIaii 9h '; l >an; Dca. g.
10; NANaHHo i.a0a. Rama lH5
iifth race six iurIOuEs 'lrcr.y,... ,r s.
ana Gp; claiming &j09--vK Kings gr't a..
'Br!s o: Var IS. Armla'lce. '!0. B.,-,s
Noh. lg'' EunnyvtH. !oS. 'Stlya s,p
sixth rscF--miIc ana ffty yaT.F nm
ysar-"'ds and w. claiming 500 .Nor,9It
!tcHe. =! 'Doublet IL, "a .El.lyg, ~.
'Rsy Ennis. 100; Duke Run. I0l.
Hil los
'Anp!.Gcntics ,aiiowance claimed weather
clear. Traci. fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Giants Mny Recall s,ur.

NEW YORK, Feb. iT.-DniciAls of
the Sew York Nationals announced
today the club probably would recall
Lane" I.ichhoUrg. the University All
Florida star inhcldcr. who performed!
we'll In the minors since farmnd ont
~ the Giants I'm 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
III" lineup VIII be aS follows
Mntch SmitL anal Cnrnrn,i.r

I'NIEIS, Ftb. I, tirOrEtS Cdr-
prnti"i. European light hcaVywciEht
champion, VIII meet JEFF Smith. jhc
american fighter. ia twc"tv ~nti-d
bout at Monte Carlo on March A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
SPORTS
Facts on Basketball
Games Here Tonight
.trI,ory.
Tines, ~ o.cIock.

Times, IL o'cluck.
placc-ti a W tZers' Nrmury.
Eighth street entrance.
ContcndfnS trnEiS-t;intcr Park
Athletic club and Dinn iddIc High
school. tprciiminary rnimrp. Rich
m"nd 2'crn'inni pnI Congress
Heights lnni>rrs. tprinripai EuIncJ.
I.inc-up.
Terminal Position Yankees
nrll ...... forward ttbcrtun
ttoiinu;'E forward. tIcidorS
JOhnson. center. lu..cly
T.. Marin !Eumrd e.. CutIin co
Allen. ..... guard . IInrcr
g. u. Position Diu,,id
ho.2rtt forward H. Uuttcr>,urth
EHii;r %. forward yxpotf
iHrcnrau,:h center Strr,I
t>'ii'c guard. q. Huttrrmorth
S.'"S>hru GUARD ...... \cthcrlauti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
VIRGINIA CADETS WIN
CONTEST FROM TARHEELs
'. VI. ]. Basketball Team Defeat :
Trinity College Five, 0G TO II.
Winners Pass We'll.
lSp.cinl 10 III. Tlrns.. DLsnntch

LEN iNGToN. VA. Feb. l7.-v. NJ
n"'"at"! I'll" fast Trinity Quint iod,.
70! s"or" % 80 To II. The NoriI
'hroIinians played u good ief"nyiy,
game, rG; found tn" Cadets much TOO
speedy for them and mad" only on.
h"Id goal IN tn" iirSt half
Tho Cadets scoring machine work
"d particularly well In the second
nan. rnnn'uE M forty points. In opito
81 constitutions. The passing Of tho
cadets was especially good
stuart starred by MS fast work and
'Ar"I!"ni shooting. Lee. Summers
aud Buntin. staged "a scoring ralIv
ia the second half when they cnpcd
~" bali sixteen times. hathaway and
Moore played well for Trinity.
III" line-up:
v n Positions. Trinity.
fnnting ......li. F... Simpson
i."" .............L. F....... Moor,
; u Ii '..''', e; ...... Richardson
Stuart l &; r-i~
summary: Field goals Summers.
Stuart. Ice. u. Bunting. :: I..cch,
>; Moor".2 Richardson. i Hathaway,
!. Foul Eoais-I;unting. (. Simpson.
>: spikes. l. Suhsti,utionS--V NJ.
campbell. shannon. SemanE: Trinity.
SUlk'~ Rpfpr.p SNYDER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
uncr iInr>c :n,uusinst ur,d

NEMPIiIN. TENN, Frh. lit. \.
Davis. 81. widely known race horse
naH OF Toronto, Canada, committed
suicide b.: shooting himself through
the head in his berth ON a Pullman
car Will" on his way from Hot
springs OF Memphis. early tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Chess Champion Sail, for tub,

LONDON. Feb. l7.-Dr. Trnfnan,,,l
I.asker. IN" chess master. sailed
aboard the steamer IIollandia ycst,r
day from Amsterdam for Havana. ar
cording To a dispatch TO the London
Times. DIR. LasEcr viii meet Jose
CapabH men. he Cuban champion, for
the wttId's championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
MEDICAL COLLEGE TAKES
GhNE FROM SPIDER FIVE
Doctors Defeat University Of Rich
nond 81; WcSthamptun
by 30 tn 2.i,

Medical College OF Virginia runr
Hp another triumph over their city
f,Na ia-- diversity Of Eichmou3-la
night at WcsthImrt"n by the score
O.; 3" ~ % I!oth teams could nav.
pTnuGE"d Il better gam. OF basket
ban, n"N"rtheless the SiwboneS. at
i.h"i had Il considerable shade on the
The Sriders had their same aim
Guilty tina; has bcou 50 prevalent
throughout the ScaSon-that of NOT
being abb to shoot baskets whcn
golden opportunities were presented
or when their passing sent the ball
IN shooting distance. Fray WAS tn"
only Rcd and Eluc player who show :
ed any real stuff in this department.
.N.n though he Shot but three has
At the outset the contest was a
drag. but soon livrned up. with tho
embryo uhNsiCians taking tn" lead,
Nonl and Tyler setting tho pace IN
shooting baskets in fact. th"~c two
visiting team with Tylrrs shooting
a feature. D!ck"rson Gagged but one
goal. still! that drcr forth II tor
Applause from tn" whole crowd than
any other one PLAY. as the littlc Med
leo guard shot three !ourths Of tho
floor distance. the ball going through
VII hout touching tn" rim
bohson's homes w"r" given another
shock Yesterday when Carlton. reg
AXE to his bed. This lnr, two ro'"-
In III" Rod ami E'nc lir"-':p whtan
w.rn Sled b.. rOwill at forward mud
Richardson at guard. Motley going
- rrW 80. r"wi.l nut life into tho
game. bat Richardson. Will" giving
q GOOD account 90 himself. could not
oNcrcom" tn" losE Of u st-s.rin-
m"". VII IN FRAY GOT into the pane
T"wi'l relieved Richardson. The Med
icos m2Ac "cveral changes
Tn" rrSt hHlf "f thc contest was
easily the Ncdi"os. by a score Of Is
ia . hu' IN the closing period the
Snidc'S held their OWN. AMI at on"
Tim" wore leading for that hHlf This
half tn" scor" was: Mcdicos 81:
Spiiors. y.
Tnivcrsitv az Eichwond will hav.
n'udolph Mace" ~ It's onr0ncnt at
W"s'hamn;on tomorrow night.
l.imn-Mn:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

BOYS e Position II pa,l.
Wharton forward T. Iimiso,
kiug. center .r~.,,,
ron ..-....... guard ... Iuliini..nu
~ llh ,..... .Eu"rd .........E Tillcr
licld Soa.S--IoUcS ca. Wharton
.I,a' King 90, Fifth. Tyson C5J. w
Itici q, Hudson 90 Foul goals
Jones Wharton. Dcvinc Substitutes
l'cN!fc for +. Hudson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Richmond
NIrifcos.

Richmond. Mriicos
/icr'"r. .-..... forw"rI .Ioh0Son
TOWN. ....... forward - rvlor
N"''l"V. .,.... C"ut.r ............ E"n @
f"thcl. ......... guard ..... r'"k"rSou
Ei"hardSon. quad &c cnravati
summary: suhstitutiorS-NTo r"lHpi
r1r Johnson. Johnson FOR Mor"laNd
NC~"lH"d for IL hnson. ~. t'nrsVnti fcr
N"nl. \"al for rvl"~. Howard for II
CprHvn'i Fray for TowiN. Tnwnl for
richardson. 'ionis from court
johnson, =: MCrcland .: Tvl"~. ::
Neal. .. D'ck"~s"r TicGlc~. 3. Trav.
.; Towill, .. Goals from foul-Iohu-
son IN s Tyler In =: Zl.glcr. 10
In &c. Referee Gooch
Evening star., 1921-06-19
CRUELTY OF THE DRUID.
From the Detroit News.

From the Detroit News.
The old Druid religion was a dread
full one in many aspects. and no phase
of it was more evil than the cere-
monies that were conducted in the
sacred grove just outside the walls
of Marseille. The trees were oaks
and no human hand had laid an ak
to the forest since the creation of it.
AS a result the underbrush had grown
up and the trees themselves had so
interlaced limbs and leaves that the
interior Of the grove was almost as
dark as il it were perpetual night. as
no ray Of sun could penetrate to its
teart. A slime-covered creek twisted
about among the trees. it's waters an
inky blackness, and it Is said that
no four-footed animal could live in
the grove or any bird perch on the
trees.
Deep in the heart of the grove.
reached only by a secret and twisted
path. the Druid stones were set up.
chastity gray piles with fiat tops. so
that the bodies Of the men, women
and children to be sacrificed could
he laid, nude and helpless upon: It.
The priests, with stone knives. would
disembowel the screaming victims
or would slowly cut the!! throats.
chanting prayers as the death gurgle
echoed in the grim forest. There was
not a tree in the depths of the forest
that was not stained with the blood
of human beings. Maidens were pre-
ferred to any other form OF sacrihce.
and the more beauty one had the more
she was thought to be acceptaole 10
the unnamed gods.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
HIGHWAY ESSAYS
CREATE INTEREST
Committee Answers Thou.
sands of Letters From
Pupils and Teachers.

Thousands Of inquiries from pupils
teachers and parents regarding the
good roads and highway, transport
national essay contest have beer
answered since early in April wher
the contest was announced. according
to the highway and highway trans.
port education committee here yester
day.
In many states. it was said. it is be.
lieved 80 per cent of the high schoo
pupils will submit essays. while in al
states and even territorial possessions
the interest has been intense. No es'
innate Of the number of essays be.
ing written could be made by the
committee.
Hundreds Of STRAY" essays already
have been received at headquarters in
Washington. These will be redirected
to their respective state committees
In order to assure every essay written
of a careful reading. the committee
recently announced that pupils might
submit essays direct to the commit
tee if no arrangements had been made
by local high school principals to