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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
CHURCH Cash
WAS LOST WHEN
BANK BLEW UP
Rev. J. F. Hutchinson, Of Flat
Rock, Teatifes in Trial Of
Guerd H. Retain
COURTS SPECTACLES
IN IMPORTANT ROLE
Loaned to Three Witnesses to
Aid Them in Reading Pass
Book Entries

A minister Of the gospel and An
11-year-old girl were among the wit.
nesses who testified, Monday morn
Ing. In the trial Of Guerd H. Retain.
former Flat Rock, Mich, banker,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses while conducting the
bank, which failed two years ago.
The minister, the Rev. ]. +. Hutch
inson. pastor OF the Flat Rock Congre-
gational church, said that his church
had lost all of It's funds In the bank
crash. On the objection OF Attorney
Percy Crosse, counsel for Retain, Pas
tor Hutchinson was not permitted to
tell how much money his church had
on deposit.
IL have had several private deal.
ings with Mr.. Retan," testified the
minister.
Further questioning by Assistant
Prosecutor Keidan developed testi-
mony to the effect that the minister
had borrowed money from the banker
for his personal needs, without fur
nishing either security or an indorse-
ment to his note.
Lillian Fisher, was the child wit.
ness. Attorney Crosse objected to the
girls testimony, on the ground that
IL was designed to prejudice the jury.
Lillian finally told about how her
father took her to the bank and start
ed an account for her. She said she
did not see Retain at the bank. When
this ended her testimony, Crosses oh
lection to further questioning Of the
OH 81 tofn n -
to become angry because she had not
been permitted to tell all about her
financial affairs.
Simon NJ. Grigg, who resides north
of Flat Rock, started trouble with
Crosse moment after he took the
stand.
do you know anything about the
Bank of Flat RockY" asked Keidan.
I'm sorry to say that do" re-
piled Grigg, In tones that could be
heard In the corridors.
Judge Collingwood warned Grigg
not to express opinions In has answer.
Grigg then testified that he lost ST.
90S.s9 in the bank failure.
IL asked Mr.. Retain II the bank was
safe" he said. Retain pulled out one
OF the pass books, and pointed with
his pencil to the names OF the di.
rectors. I remember he spoke about
the Losee brothers, and at last ne
placed his pencil on the name OF ID.
II. Power He said: Power IL presi-
dent OF a bank In Pontiac, and has
enough money to buy the whole
town."
would you have deposited your
money in the Flat Rock bank " you
had not believed that Power and the
osee brothers were interested In
III"
~ would not believed Retain
when he told me these men were
largely responsible for the affairs Of
the bank, and that they were Just as
liable for Its obligations a. Retain
was"
James Pinck, Of Flat Rock. who ac-
(csntfsuea % Pare rwe).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
VILLA RESIGNS
COMMAND, WILL
LEAVE MEXICO
Gutierrez Says General Has
Consented to Exile Himself in
Order to Keep Peace
BY JOHN EDWIN NEVIN.

tStdE correspondent OHtIeu fTeSS.I
WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.-Positive
guarantee that the lives and prop
critics OF all foreigners I'm Mexico Will
be protected by the administration OF
Provisional President Eulalio Cutter
req have been received by President
Wilson. In addition Gutierrez EN-.
phatically declares that Dictatorship
has ended In Mexico for all time and
that the military factions now In con
troll realize only government direct
ly commissioned by the Mexican peo
pie themselves can hope to reorgan
lie Mexico and place the republic on
stable basis.
This guarantee, sent direct by Gen
Gutierrez to the president. followed
the report that both Gems. Carranza
and Villa have agreed to eliminate
themselves from the situation. In
creased the belief In administration
circles that the era OF bloodshed Ii
at an end and that there will be nc
further lighting.
Gutierrez makes an indirect request
for recognition by suggesting that
the United States approve the action
of the recent peace conference. There
will be no action taken in this Con
nection for the present. Gutierrez al
so asked for the removal OF the troops
from Very Cruz but this already had
been ordered.
The Gutierrez letter r. lengthy. I
said at the outset:
"The republic has undergone dur
ing the last few years terrible crisi,
in which the democratic ideas of gov
eminent and the warning OF the peo
pie for justice ard economic improve
ment have at last been indicated
The civil strife has at last ended thu
overthrow OF Huerta's dictatorship.
The calling Of the peace convention
Is then reviewed end Il Is stated tina
Il was made necessary In order tina
the "entire military factions attach
ed to the revolution could have say
in new plan OF government. The
fact tina. Gutierrez was elected by
majority of the military chiefs Is sci
CONTINUED ON Page TwO.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
VETS PLAN TO
CLIP THE WINGS
OF LIEUT.-COV.
will Attempt to Shear Him of
Power To Name Senate
Committees
LIQUOR TRAFFIC BOARD
THEIR CHIEF CONCERN
Fear "Drys" Will Control II APP
pointive Authority Is Left
With Dickinson

Proposals for further curtailment OF
the already limited powers OF the
lieutenant governor, will be the frst
matter brought before the legislature
when II convenes the first Of tine year
II plans now under consideration by
Detroit's wet" delegation materialize.
A definite move to take away from
Lieut. Gov. Luren ID. Dickinson, the
power to appoint committees, is be
ing fostered by two Detroit members
OF the upper house. Proponents OF
the measure plan TO confer the ap-
>pointiye privilege upon the senate Il
self. thus insuring wet" committees
wherever needed.
dickinson IL q dry" has always
been a stalvart worker for the
(oesti.sed On Page Twe).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
E. C.. JACKSON
Is ACCUSED OF
TAKING $4,000
Embezzlement Charge Against
Former Official sf American
Express Co.
ALLEGATIONS OF
FORGERY ALSO MADE
Four Warrants Are Issued on
Complaint Of Superintendent
T. G. Hives

Four warrants, one charging the
embezzlement of $4,000, and the other
three charging the forgery OF names
OF prominent firms, to cash vouchers
for small amounts, were issued by
Justice Stein, Monday morning, for
the arrest Of Edward G. Jackson, for.
merly branch manager for the
American Express Co.
Timothy @. Hives. local superinten.
dent OF the express company, swore
to the warrants, but declared, Mon
day afternoon, that he could not dis
cuss the case. under orders from
headquarters.
Jackson's address is given on the
warrants as No. 1906 Woodward-ave.
He Is married, and has two sons.
Police Court Clerk John Stachecki,
who drew UP the warrants, on a rec
omendation from Assistant Prosecu-
tor VOORHEES,, says that the shortage
In Jackson's accounts 10 alleged TO
be about $4,000.
One Of the alleged forged orders
was a collection voucher payable to
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., for
$50; another called for $40, payable
to the Anderson Electric Car Co, and
the third was a $36 way bill check
payable to the Cadillac Motor Car Co.
Jackson received $125 month sal
airy, and collection expenses, II is
said. How the embezzlement was ac-
complished, could not be learned in
the express company Offices. Supt.
Hives said that Jackson had left the
employ Of the company Oct. 20. and
declared that he could not say wheth-
err the man was still in the city or
not. The embezzlement is alleged
to have occurred March 10, 1914.
The Anderson check is dated March
IA: the Cadillac check, April 81, aud
the Burroughs check, May 1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
Additional Sport
News on Page 6
EMERGENCY TAX BLANKS
SENT TO LOCAL BANKERS

Forms for the assessment OF bank
ers under the emergency tar bill have
been mailed 70 every bank and banker
Ia this district by Internal Revenue
Collector James ]. Brady. The re-
turns will be required on or before
the last day OF November. The col
lector has also received invoices of
the special forms for the various
classes OF taxpayers that come under
the tax bill. There is a so per cent
penalty II returns are not made on or
before Nov. 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16

Htnheet temperature this date In
past ~ years. %. IN 1906 lowest. II.
One year ago today, Highest temper
sture. AT lowest. at mean, 37t clear
weather. -
Dancing every evening Hotel oris.
void Ballroom. 1o-17 .. m.--Adv.
Bfeyeie Insurance.. Rspasrfag. Treaty.
Cycle Co. 81 West Cr2sa kiver.-Adv
Special Griswold lunch DID you
ever try one7 IN not try ono today.
soc Hotel GriswoId ADV
Messenger service.
Cell Cadillac 3so,-Aav.
Dssei.9 NJ rr,s.e R'sh se~ishs sssss
skstfng sessSop.--Adv.
Wayne psp~tns Pavilion. Lsrres,
md hest noor. Finest dencfng ususfc
Adusfsstont Ladies', freet men, 10 censs
i.eiudisg two dance tieksss.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
SAWED-OFF GUN FOUND
IN SUSPECTS HOUSE

When third attempt was made
Sunday night to blow up the home
OF Matheo Palazzolo, No. 400 Brew
ster-st., he told the police that Pietro
Bosco, living a short distance away.
was responsible for the outrage. Mon
day morning he attempted to shoot up
Bosco's place and was arrested by
Detective Rogers. Bosco was also
taken into custody, and In his home
we're found a sawed-off shotgun such
as had figured In many tragedies In
the Italian district. about hundred
shells and piece Of gas pipe of the
pattern used In the making of bombs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
Professional erldder Dead

AKRON, o., Nov. 16.--Harry Turn
or "a. center on the Canton profess
sional football team, injured In a
game. here, yesterday, died today. OF
q broken back.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
3 CRUISERS
SlLENCED BY
GERMAN GUNS
Were Engaged in Support Of the
Land Forces in Flanders,
Says Berlin Report
REGIMENT BROWNS
WHEN DIKES ARE CUT
Germans, Marooned by Water
and Cut Up by Shell Fire,
Fight Bravely

PETRO0RAD, Nov. 16.-With
the continued Withdrawal Of the
Austrians from Central GaIicia,
the Russian advance 10 develop
inu with continued successes. Il
10 declared here today that there
70 q general exodus from cracow.
and Judging from the lack Of re.
distance shown the forces advanc-
Ing upon Il, u 10 believed the
Austrians may have decided not
to defend this city.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Address-
Ing the house Of commons today
In moving for an additional vote
Of credit, Premier Asquith de.
elarcd that up 70 Saturday the
war had cost between $4,5Vo,O0
and $4,000, 900 . day over normal
expenditures.
The additional vote Of credit
asked by the premier was for
ef,125, 900, 900. This includes loans
Of $751; ,25o,o 900 to the seIf-oovsrn-
Ing colonies.
BERLIN Via Wireless to say
Vile, L. l., Nov. 16.-A report re-
ceived here from Geneva declares
that the British cruisers FaIson,
Brilliant and Rlmaldo have been
disabled by German guns along
the Belgian coast, according to
an official statement iesued today.
All OF the vessels reported die
abisd In the Berlin Dispatch ars.
small and old ships. The Bril-
liant 10 light cruiser Of 5000
tons. She carries two 6-inch
weapons, six 9.7-inch guns, eight
fourpounders, one three-pounder
and four torpedo tubes. She car
rled q crew Of 273 men.
The RinaIdo 10 a ounboat of
$50 tons which was In service az
q tender.
There are two Falcons, one
destroyer, and the other an anti
quated punboat attached to the
torpedo range. The one reported
to have been disabled 10 most
likely the latter.
PARIS, Nov. t6.-An entire Ger
man regiment was destroyed
north Of 5ixschoote when the al
He'd troops again flooded the dis
trlct In which the bitter fighting
for the line to the coast has been
In progress for the past month.
This was declared today In the
official eommunlque issued by the
war office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
THE WEATHER.

WITH LIGHT SNOW FLURRIEs
TUESDAY FAIR AND COLD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
DIR. SHAW AGAIN
HEADS SUFFRAGISTS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 18.-Dr.
Anna Howard Shaw, OF New York,
was this afternoon reelected presi-
dent of the National Woman Suffrage
association, In convention here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinitys Monday night
partly cloudy with light snow Hurrics,
continued cold, Tuesday fair and cold.
Lower Michfganf Fair and c0ntfn ued
cold Mondsy night, with snow nurrsest
Tuesday fair and cold.
TOnAYts TEMPER ATyREl
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BOD siumaI am sdjeiOsluta.

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nirt NIT $50 per Q}onnt
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Serr 8. .. y. @iiiom puroe
leste Bodle trriinHig. Dan per-
nulthet. oaB Der par Ginger 3eit
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bort behanoeIt 81 meroaL Gr mar
ELECTROMAGNETIC uno @ater BON
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Carroll.

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@erbeiierlng oeriel6en geipenoet-
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fir miere rtelle 3oitoiiicc aIlsIin.
bic gentadt. 0iele 4roiefte muroeu
bcrcits heiproden ohnc boB es 30
einer Gntiheioung getommGl more.
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Ios 3ebau0e i'll tAetlpaiie ourdl
Beriideruug aPoeft 0b Die L6iere
ebcnfnlls periihert parch mliroe
Hiht ermittelt.
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sus Dem staate soma.
gPanning.

6err Eeter Sbrt hat mi entihloi.
fen, nuf iein @eihdftsbous nod Elm
StodtDert %oili5ubaIeu. Die ucueu
RGumlihfeiten mer0en pom Der 2ogc
Der gtooern @ooOmcit beiebt mer.
ben.
Sod einiaen erfoIgloieu Geriufru
lit es leete @ode g%elungen, cine er.
Gicbiae Gueae mir Die @aicruer.
iorgung Der Rod SsIaHo 9o5u 5u
eritlieBen.
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Mlrnlupph.

Nerr 1bomns sou. 6llis.95il0'
bitter, fencrftc lcBtc A}oae All d.
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fur3er Belt I'M @ebrand maren ali
ieine gnfrage nnd Dem Gigenthii.
iiler 0~2rielben, meloete iid natiirlidl
nipnlanO mo 10 oiag SEER 6aa FIN
afn0 u%erhrannte 0ieielben.