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'l,000-M|LE RACE FOR
100000 IS PLANNED
Cars Having Won Previous 5Oo.NIile
q Contests Will Only BE Eligible
IS. to Enter.
Two DRIVERS TO EACH RACER
Qualifying Speed of 90 Miles Fer
Hour NccesSary-1riumph OF Da-
RUS Resta Marks elimination OF q
Picturesque Romance.

INDIAN IND. March ia
Thousand-mile race Cor 100000 is the
latest project to undergo the consid-
Grafton OF the Indianapolis motor
Speedway management
A. G. Newly builder 81 National cars
and director OF the speedway Is
father OF the plan II being Neby's idea
to stage contest so far ahead OF any
thing that has ever been held that
there VIII be no comparison. 1t is TO
be the biggest thing in racing history.
Newly plans TO make the race strict
" invitational limiting entry exclusive
~ to mai;es OF cars having won
makes are eligible TO date Marmon.
National, Pcugeot and Delacc. with
possibly Il tifth after the nest 500 mile
race has been run. Entering. say five
machines each, this would make field
OF twenty-five cars the cream OF the
racing world with the pick Of drivers.
a qualifying speed OF ninety miles
per hour for twenty laps OF the speed
way Is to be necessary. and tn" race
ts to start at ~ NJ Drivers are TO
take tricks during the contest OF $50
miles each. two drivers 10 car. II
lhe race goes through, il Will easily
be the greatest ever run. SAY racing
experts Informed OF the plan.
The triumph OF Darius RestR in both
tho Vanderbilt and Grand Prize races
elimination OF romance as pic
turcsoue as YOU make them.
Years aEo. In dear OF Lunnon. Re.ta
was introduced 10 the late Spencer
Wiuhart's sister. After y few, bricf
moments OF oompAnionship. they sepa-
rated, Resta returning 10 his work and
abe sailing for the States again
correspondence ensucd. however. which
kept tho pair very much engrossed
Evidently Cupid had landed hard
let no opportunity presented Itself
TO got together. With the outbreak OF
tho European war. however and the
consequent abandonment Of racing
abroad. the moment finally arrived
TAT American contract was offered
Itesta, and he Immediately set sail for
the promised land. where both a for
tune and bride awaited him.
Tho bride camc first Resta and Miss
Wlshart being married shortly after
NILS arrival The fortune followed soon
arerward with Restas dual triumph
at San Francisco. Should the English
man be able 10 keep up his scnsa-
tional work at indianapolis. where
gross purse OF $4,000 is offered he
Will bo fixed for life.
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MADAME J0FFRE LOVED
BY HUSBANDS SOL DIERS
tcontinued from FRS, raxe

both frst-class aeronauts Siddcrly
the ally seemed 10 make hound up-
wsrdh. or II may have been that IN.
Carnnsn descended suddenly. becsus.
all at once there was distance OF
peveral yards between them. and th-
ally did wonderful climb higher ana
higher above the German. ana the Ger
nap came toward us. The Relsian
Turned and followed the German
u don't know air distance, but II
Hsoked as 81 the Belgian was about 200
YARDS higher up. and he evidently had
\ much faster machine. He soon
Fssned on the GeruAn, and then. TO
our surprise. he seemed to just let him
SELF so, and swspt down AT marvellous
aagls and terrific pace right OH TO
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SOMETHING DOING SOUTH;
NEW INDUSTRIES COMING
business Moving From the Rio Grande
to the Potomnc-virEinin and
Carolina.

BALTIMORE. March l3.-Among the
Southern Industrial and other develop
mental enterprises reported In this
weeks Issue OF the Manufacturers
Record are the following:
G. +. Cozart Grain Co. Panhandle
Tex. will build 10. oO0-bushel grain ele-
vator
Kansas City Stock Yards Company,
Kansas City, Mo-. plans TO expend
100000 to extend, improve and re-
build existing facilities.
Decatur Car Wheel Company, Deca-
,ur. Ala. Will cxpend 100000 TO build
addition ~ plant FOR manufacturing
frogs and switches.
Edward Tilden. Chicago, ILL.,. will
build cottonsccd oil mill at Memphis.
Tenn. al an estimated cost OF 100000.
Norwood Glass Company. Clarksburg,
w. Va. VIII build plant In Norwood
addition for manufacturing hand
blown glass; cost about $4,000
John GIL & Sons CO. Cleveland O..
viii equip 100000 stone cutting plant
at Carthage. Mo.
j.. @. Stcinback Lumber Co, Charles
ton. =. G., was Incorporated with capt.
tai stock OF $4,000 10 manufacture
lumber.
Olive Cherokee Lead and Zinc Com
ranN' joplin, Mo, VAS Incorporated
with capital stock OF $4,000 to de-
Nclop iead and zine mines.
King Harlan Coal Company was in
corporRted with capital stock OF 800
"oo by Tyler Calhoun aud others Of
Nashville. Tenn: IL reported TO de-
velop coal mines IN Harlan County, XIV
Wood Sullivan Coal Co., Mullcns. w.
va, WAS Incorporated with capital
stock OF 100000 10 develop coal mines.
etc.
Neches Rice Milling Co. Beaumont,
Ten" lately Incorporated with capital
stock of $4,000. changed name To 1v-
rcll Rice Milling Co. and purchased
properties OF the Bcttis manufacturing
To- VIII remodel present buildings,
erect rice elevator to cost $4,000 and
iirepruof rice warehouse to cost $50. 600 :
mil /" have daily capacity Of l,ooo
barrels OF rice.
Devirs Fork Coal Company, Mullens,
W. Va. was Incorporated with capital
stock or 100000 TO develop coal mines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
WHAT Is GERMANY'S
PRICE IF SHE WINS?
CONTINUED from First rage.

innd. Thus Herr Lobmann. a member
of the Bremen Chamber Of Commerce
the other day wrote an article which
has been spread broadcast throughou,
Germany from north 10 south
England. the writer says. is on tho
Drink OF 4 national collapse from which
nothing can save her. The calamity
Witch threatens GcrmanN's arch onemv
is not caused by recent events, but its
reasons are 20 be found more Than u
century back.
The wars With Napoleon gave now
impulse and strength to English ma
nohal spirit. not enough OF course. To
make the native EngliShman come ont
ana night. but sufficient TO make him
loosen his purse strings 10 hire drawer
German men from iIesse and Brunswick
10 hght his battles. II Was TO these ana
10 IN. rrusSians under Rluecher. OF
course. that Napo!eons nnal defeat AZ
Waterloo was due.
EngIand's acts in Egypt, Innia and
'hrouRhoui her colonies are branded
's highway robbery. and AT the new. of
me hrst German victory the pcoplc of
'hese ooWntrodden countries viii rjse
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The Drnkes Branch Market.

BRAKES BRANCH, March I3.-Re-
ccipts OF leaf tobacco for the past week
nave been rather small. The crop Of
l9li Is about exhausted. II is believed
tHat not over 10 per cent Of the crop
yet rcnains TO bc marketed in the terri
'orE upon which brakes Branch de-
pends' The market has held up well
ana inc cures offered during this week
are said 10 have been satisfactory IN
inc sellers. The present indications ara
thht TINS market will sell more Of the
Ozark shipping goods next year than it
ana inns season, many of the farmer.
VINO went off from the darks to eXpcri.
nchtinS with the brights. having de.
cIdcd TO 20 back To their first love
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
CHINESE EMPEROR
WILL. LEARN ENGLISH

special Cable 10 The Times Dispatch.
PEkl NC, March l3.--The Chinese
ooaTd OF Rites. which has charge OF
tho education Of the young Chinese
Emperor. has at length decided that IN,
EMPEROR should learn to speak some
foreign language, and has selected Eng
hsh. " now is endcaVoring To select
teacher out OF several thousand ap-
pNcants for the position
Although there are so many appN-
cants, the selection will he rather dir
icult Though China is n republic. tho
ola IDEAS OF etiquette and court rank
prevail In the household OF the dcposcd
Emperor. The toachcr must ne n man
or distinction, preferably former
Manchu official and in addition to hiy
knowledge of English, which mus, he
thorough, must he we'll vcrscd I'm The
Chinese classics
rhe late Emperor T<wanc Hal spoll .
little English. but ne had been com
PEELED To learn it clandcstincly. as il
was believed TO DO inappropriate for
the Emperor OF China To speak any
nut the Chinese and Manchu lansla.cs
The care which Is being given To the
education OF the deposed r.,pcror Of
china has led 10 the boiler In som.
quarters that his guardians aud the
MAhchu Hhhcrents are preparing for :,
r"sSihi" restoration of tho Manchu line
IN inc event OF tho death ~ Yuan Sui
kai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

Fla. Will install cotton compress OF
1000 to 1900 bales daily capacity to
cost $4,000.
Phiilippi WOODEN Mills Company.
Phillippi. ". Va. was incorporated with
capital stock o: $4,000 to establish mill
for production OF wooden blankets.
Savannah Sugar Refining Company.
Savannah. Ca. was Incorporated with
capitsl stock OF 100000 to establish
sugar refinery.
Table Products Company. Jackson
Vile. Fla, Wiz incorporated with CAPT
tai stock of $4,000 to manufacture
table products.
Slatum Manufacturing Co. Kansas
city. Mo, was Incorporated with $780,
600 capital stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
QUEEN Is SUPERVISING
HOSPITAL ron WOi NDf:n

tSpecla Gable TO The Times Dispatch, |
LONDON, March ~ The Queen OF
the Relgians - personally Supervising
In France hospital for The Wounded
served by English nurses. The queen
Is qualified for the work having had
experience In assisting her father. the
Archduke Carl Thcodur of bavaria
who Was an ocultst OF some note She
was always deeply interested In murs.
ing. and has shown herself fully equal
TO her task. The handaR ed or wasted
faces OF her Kelgian soldiers light M
az her approach. She feels very deeply
ncr separation from her children hut
she occasionally makes Ouick trips to
the country house in England which
harbors them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

F. o. Smith Shipbuildins and Drydock
Co.. Norfolk. Va. WAS incorporated with
capital stock OF 100000 to establish
shipbuilding plant.
Mead-roliver Coal Co, Muilens. W.
Va. was incorporated with capital
stock OF 100000 to develop coal mines.
Bernhard Lumber Co. Boydton. Va.
was Incorporated with capital stock OF
$4,000 to manufacture lumber. etc
Bfob Manufacturing CO.. Macon. Ga
Will expend $4,000 to erect additional
building and $4,000 for machinery to
manufacture knit goods.
Springfield Arctic Ice and Cold Stor-
ago Company. Springfield, Mo-. was in
eorporated with capital stock of $4,000
10 establish Ice and cold storage plant.
Fort Commissioners. Jacksonville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
The I<enbridgc Market.

ENBRlDGE, VA. March lathe
receipts OF leaf tobacco have been light
thla week, owing to dry, harsh weather
,thu inc general scarcity of the weed
me warehouse authorities have decided
10 wind up the business of,lhe scasnn
on inc JlSt OF March. and after that
uate there VIII be no more sales in Ken
bridge. This Is the earliest closing of
the market in the history of I[enbridre
hut II is believed that the last vestir,,
OF the weed left in the hands of the
growers VIII be marketed before that
date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

against their oppressor as did part OF
South Africa already during this war.
The only thing which holds the English
empire together Is the net OF lies she
has thrown around the world, able to do
so because OF her control Of the worlds
cables, but truth will ultimately con-
quer, and then England Will collapse
like a house Of cards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
TALK OF JAPANESE FOi,tI:
To AID IN ElInppl.'S a ar

TVNlU. FchruarY thy mail 10 New
YORK Gables which tricl>lc through
the various CcnSorShips and nn,II,,
ma publication i'm Japan ind!cat. ,h+,
good deal is being said III Europe
ana america about the proposed q
p"dltionary fore" Of Japanese troops
10 ala the allies In Europe tn" pccu.
iiar thing about these reports. ia rhat
an seem '" indicate the beicr that a
Japanese volunteer force is acluulI, 10
Inc formed here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

Times Dispatch. AS we'll. was soms-
thing OF disappointment In It's way.
1t. reads:
After meeting OF tho board of di :
reetors OF the Southern Railway. the
announcement was mRdo that no diyi-
dend on the preferred stock of tho com
pany would be paid in April Of this
year."
SIX months ago, Southern Railway
declared dividend of per cent on
tho preferred stock. payable in scrip.
In the year ended juno 80, 1914. South
ern Hallway paid per cent on tho
preferred stock. The Same amount was
paid in 1918.
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Tic smith MI Mnrkct.

SOUTH lillL, VA. March l3.--Rc-
ceipta OF tho bright tobacco were rather
small this week. and il now looks as II.
south lin viii wind UP the season with
saics but little more than 1000. 900
pounds, though at one time IL WAS
thought tho G,o00,000 pound mark might
be reached 1t may come TO that vet
hriccs wcr" fairly good this week, and
as a rule the farmers went home salts
fled with their accounts OF sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
The DnnVille Mnrkct.

DANNlLl-t, VA. March l3.--The sales
for the week have been small and got
ten around before noon each day. The
offerings on the warehouse floors have
hccn common. Prices show some adj
vance along all lines. Redricd tobaccos
are very dull. and there is but little be-
Ing done
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some tobacco hanging in their barns
ana with season for handling it IL will
he marketed very quick. They are now
anxious 10 wind up and get at their
farm work.
Prices held firm all the week. with
most of the desirable grades active and
in strong demand.
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POETRY IL DI:PtItTINt:;
<BSINVIIE GOES FOREVER

Poetry is departing from life. The
ahSln'he. too, NOW forever forbidden by
~" French republic, had Il poetry and
charm OF it's own, as many of my
American readers. who have toured
through France, Will surely admit.
DO YOU remember when In "a lovely
summer evening your car stopped In a
small oid-world French town, and YOU
sat down opposite tho church? The
to" nspcopl" were chatting in the
square. men in blue workincmcns
hlonscS. and huNom. harc-hcadcd ma
irons. Tho marie. tho dignifcd man
l"sSesScS Starchcd shirt and a silk
nat. which was respectfully Sahitcd
TIC swallows were circliug around TIA.
church stecpie aud the rrayish green
ahSinihc stood in front OF YOU on the
rlaiu little table
.Ns call forth this little scene an
ether suggests itself Ia my niiud
u ~ outside "a Suall cafe ON ono OF
III" outer houlcvards. tust at the time
wh"n the are lights arc Struggling
with The strange twilight that YOU soc
nn" her" hut In Paris.
ON one OF the tables stands the last
"hS'nthe in trauCc. Ills nearest neigh
hors are an Amer ricon mixed with
curacao, brown as chestnut and 3,
blonde Frcnch vermouth Together
they are like Dumass famous muskc-
ieers Athos. Porthos and AramiA
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the German. Evidently his object was
10 break wing with his grount; wheel
but. unluckily, he just missed the Ger
man. II looked to us by inches.
ionged for good pair OF glasses. but
IL Was easy TO see all this with the
naked eye.
The Belgian had got SO much pace
on that l thought for an instant that
ne had been hurt, as he seemed to slip
through the air ut that awful angle
until he nearly touched the ground but
suddenly he frightened himself and
plancd along. The German had cvi.
IDENTITY realized his chance had come
ana he had better shift, so he turned
ms propeller towards the German lines
ana scuttled for home. and tho Bclc ian
had not time TO pick up with him"
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VIEWS AND NEAR-VIEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS


Continued From Second rageD
That viii pay whole lot OF debts, bur
MS Valu" OF - discipline. to make the
people think, and rs n diyersiIier "
crops, make the experience worth more
IMAM the cotton brought In gold No
one wants TO rub ii in OH tho South, but
few of us really learn until wc must"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

or all the modern apparatus that
reduces the work in taking care OF tho
house and makes tho housewife more
efficient, running water Is first in It's
Importance to tho family comfort and
welfare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

When tho nrst baby comes most
fathers regard It rs little, red.
wriEEiins lump OF humanity. but in
the mothers eyes II is tho most won
derful being that ever came Into the
world. and she wonders why God was
good enough to give 1t to her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
GERMANS ACCUSED
BY OWN TESTIMONY

Continued from First Page
full OF debris, the doors OF the barns
were open, the fodder and grain gone.
y dog fed when 1t saw us. while the
old ratekcepcr came from his lodge To
meet us
He showed ES through the chateau.
the tears running down his old checks.
We went through dozens Of maSniii-
cent rooms With remnants of costly
furniture. y German general and his
stan had hecn stopping here. and mad"
merry In anticipation of their entry
into Paris. Not Il single room where
speeches had not been made Tho
labels of the bottles told whether il
was the officers or the men who had
toasted. There Is nos a single bottle
left in the cellar, said the old man,
with Il sigh.
The magnificent banquet hall facing
the garden stood as tho Germans had
left il. its table set for twelve, and
faded Movers at each cover Cham
payne bottles were stil standing in the
solid silver coolers They had an cX-
cellcnt cook OF their own along, said
the Samckccpcr.
saw the image OF this feast before
my eyes. saw these tall broad
shouldcred soldicrly figures, who. after
weeks Of marching and privutions OF
ali kinds. suddenly arrived at a
fcw miles only from Paris sure Of
victory they laughed ut tho thought
ni death. and did not GrudEc them
their feast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
TOBACCO SALES IN TWO
LEAF GROWING STATES
continued From Second raec)

l" @tilo" rounds. Total sales for tho
season 10 date ll.3oi,l00 pounds
Tho Very light sales this week show
plainly that the crop in this section is
nearly all sold \ few people Stiil have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

Some mon wreck their health get
ting rich and then are compelled TO
wreck their fortunes by trying to re-
gain their health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
Trying II Out.

PENNSYLVANIA is the first State in the
l.n'icd states TO adopt cugcnc mar.
RAG" laws. Hereafter no one can Get
married in Pennsylvania without a
medical certificate stating that he Is
Tree from tranSuiisSablc diseases, and
;hai he is not of unsound mind Mar
IiaG" licenses Will not he granted to
intoxicated persons. Well: very few.
people in their right mind want to get
narrI"d in Pennsylvania anyhow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

e u The
the
Not tourists cnwnhths
dnu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
How much per
DELIVERED Mile?
T>HAT'S the Tire Question in Nut
shell!

T>HAIS the Tire Question in a Nut
Not" how much does the Tire
Cos" how much Rubber is in it''-"how
many layers Of Cotton fabric" or how
many different Vulcanizings does it go
through"
Because Results have shown that some
OF the Tires which have most Cotton, Rub
Der, Weight and stiffness, give much less
MILEAGE and Residence than other tires
made lighter by more EXPERT workrnen,
through more direct and precise Methods.
Nor is so-called Mileage Guarantee"
worth considering in purchasing of Tires.
Because,-nO Tires are actually guar
anteed to give definite MILEAGE, mo matter
what the surface reading may suggest.
Such Guarantee" would be impractical
bic with the best Tire ever made, or that ever
will be made.
This, unless the Tire User could, in
turn, guarantee the kind of roads over which
ne would altOGys drive, the kind of driping
his Chauffeur would altOaps do, and the air
pressure he would always carry on each Tire.
TIME Mileage Guarantee" is there
fore deceptive Misnomer.
1t does not guarantee given
Mileage but is only figure arbitrarily named
as Basis for Adjustment" on Claims made
for detective Workmanship or Materials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

Read any of these Guarantees" that
are printed Cor have the verbal ones Defined
and you will see that they don gaoyan.
tee anything except that the Maker alone shall
decide everything such Guarantee is SUP.
posed TO cover.
The larger the Miioge Guarantee" the
higher the price must the Maker charge, to
cover Gas with Life Insurance. the increased
risk Of replacing Tires that are reasonably
sure to wear out, in considerable numbers,
before they have given the Guaranteed
Mileage. .
The Careful Driver, over good roads and
streets, would thus pay more than the Tire
IS ,0orfh, so that the Reckless Driver, or he
who must continually drive over bad roads
and streets, might get Mileage he is not
entitled to- at the Careful Drivers expense.
TIME Goodrich Safety Tread /. tho
tairest-priced Tire, of similar Quail
ity, in the field.-Ten to 80 20 Iotyer
than other Tires that give less Mileage on
average performance, less effective Traction.
with more Vibration, and greater tendency to
separate the layers of Fabric and of Tread.
Compare the Goodrich Safety Mileage
Cost with that of any other Tire in the field,
and ACT onwhat the Comparison shows YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

NIRy Come In Time,
y telegram that came 10 the local
office Of the Southern Railway and To
the banks OF Richmond, and to 'rh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

Note tho following table of compar.t;v,
prices on non-skid tires. Columns headed
,""C" and ID" represent four highly.
advertised tires:
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-17
CHARGES AGAINST HILTON
ARE BEFORE COMMITTEE

The charges which have been pre-
fcrred against q. n. Hilton. the Dem
yer attorney who defended Joseph
liillstrom. the executed murderer OF
J. q. Morrison and his son J. Airing
Morrison. were formally presented To
the grievance committee OF the Utah
State liar association by ~. II. Mac
MILAN. president OF the association.
last Saturday. Since the resignation
OF g. \. Narian there are only Frank
Is. Ncbeker aud A. l.. lioppaugh on
the committee. Nebeker received the
charges and said that date would be-
set for their consideration. lie said
a decision first would he reached aH
Ia whether the committee should ask
Macmillan 10 fill the vacancy cree
ated by the resignation OF Narian be-
fore proceeding with the charges or
whether "A committee Of two In Suf-
ficient 10 pass upon them. II viii be
several weeks before the committee
will he able 10 go through all OF the
evidence which has been submitted
with the charges.