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The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
BENJAMIN FACES
3 INVESTIGATIONS
State and Federal Officers Probe
Scandalous Charges Against
Cult Head

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Dec. 10.
Three separate Investigations into
alleged immoral practices in the col
ony of Israelites at the House OF
David here we're in prospect today
following the announcement OF Cir
cuit Court Judge George w. Bridge.
man, that he was considering the adj
visibility of calling a grand jury to
probe the free love" scandal. In adj
dition, representatives OF group OF
leading citizens here today were des.
patched to Lansing 10 lay the facts>4n
the case before Gov. Ferrts WITH the
demand that the attorney-generars de-
partment start an immediate inquiry.
, Investigation by the federal depart
ment OF justice has been under way
for several weeks
Efforts OF newspapermen today to
interview king" Benjamin Purnell.
leader OF the cult, met with dismal
failure. The king was absolutely In
accessible. II was learned positively. !.
however, that he remains In his head
quarters at Shiloh
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
TOMORROW'S ENTRIES
ufAREz ENTRIEs

First Race-Selling. 3-year-o olds and
Daughter. 9s: Feiina, fO3. xveiie For
~ 1903: Evran los; Mary Coghill. tOS;
Kid Nelson. los: Charles Goetz. 10S:
Lescar, 10s: Palma. iOS Alice Teresa
los: Black sheep, 1Os Faneuil Hall
10
Second Race--Selling 2-year- olds
5h furlongs xNobleman. 100: Finalee
l02; Carrie Orme. l05: Tower. 1O7i
Yallaha, iO9.
Third Racc--Selling; 3-year- olds and
upwards; 5ia furlongs: xElsie Green
95. Wavering, 100; Martre, 102 Bird
man, 1903. T.. ". Adair. iO7; Judge Sale
l07: xSir Dyke, I1O
Fourth Racc-All ages: San Luis Po.
tosf handicap mile Brynllmah, 90;
Fathom. 90 Riugllng. %. Torn Rear
don. tO2 BE. l02: Hocnir. l1S
Fifth Race-Selling, 3-yPer-olds and
upwards: 5k furlongs: XAndrew ODay
100: Nudge Gheens. 100. Annual In
terest, los: Light knight, no. Mer-
curium: Calcium il3: Rye straw. ii3;
Orimar Lad. lis
sixth Race-SellinR; 3-year-olds and
upwards: mile xLady innocence BIZ
Freda johnson. gs Ambri. 90, xRosc
O'Neil 100 Luke Van Zandt. I05; Zin-
kand. 1O5: Mike ponlin. i05. Star Ber-
ia IO5: Amity. lO5; The Clnder iO5
Frazzle 1OS Sleepland. 1867 q. w.
Kennon. 10 Lady London. i1o
xSApprentice allegiance claimed
weather. raining track, heavy.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
TAFT REFUSES
TO FIGHT ABOUT
PEACE QUESTION
Ex-President Declines to Make
Reply to Criticism by An
drew Carnegie
HERE TO SPEAK TO
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
Will Be Guest of Honor at Re-
ceptiOn and Dinner This
Evening

Former President Taft has no de
sire to emulate the sergeantat-arms
Of the political convention who in.
sisted that he was going to have
peace If he had to hight for it, In
fact, the former president has an
idea that peace is the last thing in
the world that people should fight
about.
The opinion entertained by the for.
mer president, who is in Detroit to-
day as the guest OF the New England
society, and who will deliver the prin.
cipal address at the annual banquet
of that organization in the Hotel
Pontchartraln this evening. was ex.
pressed In three sentences and q
smile when a Times representative
asked him If he had anything TO say
about the attack made upon him by
Andrew Carnegie, the worlds most
belligerent peace promoter, because
OF Mr.. Taft's general statement that
war would exist and should exist as
long as nations are unjust and tyran-
nical.
The famous Taft smile leaped into
view even before the question was
concluded.
"Oh. now, that's hardly fair, you
know" protested he former presi
dent 81 have nothing TO say about
1t at all. The thread of consistency
must be picked out Of our respective
statements and then people must
Judge, on the basis of consistency, for
themselves. Besides, II would be in
very bad taste for me or anyone else
to engage in a fight about the peace
question. II you'd offer too many
humorous possibilities"
The former president, who greeted
his interviewer with the laughing re.
mark that II thought you had OBJ
tanned my opinion on almost every.
thing under the sun when I was In
Detroit few days ago." was in a
reminiscent mood. Saturday. and. as
he sat in his parlor I'm the Hotel Pont
Continued ON Page EixhD.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
EXPECT VERDICT
in CLEARY CASE
LATE TODAY
Prosecutor Pleads With Jury
Not To Allow Girls Sacrifice
To Influence Them
INSISTS CLEARY WAS
SANE WHEN HE SLEW
Declares Much of the Emotion
Shown by Parent Was Assum-
ed to Create Effect

NEW CITY, N. Y. Dec. 19.-Wheth
er or not Anna Cleary Newman's sac
rifice OF her good name will save her
father, William V, Cleary. from the
electric chair, probably will be known
late today. The case In which Cleary
is charged with the killing OF his SON.
in-law, Eugene Newman, is expected
to go to the jury before 3 o'clock. An
early verdict Is regarded as certain.
Cleary's outburst Of feeling yester-
day when his daughter took the wit
ness stand and barred her dishonor
for his sake, were scored today by
District Attorney Gagan. when he
summed up.
Il implore you not to let sentiment
affect you," Gagan begged OF the
jury. II doubt Cleary's sincerity at
these outbursts OF feeling yesterday.
] believe great deal of II was feigned
for your benefit I" Z -
"I'll admit that Cleary was bur-
dened with great sorrow when he
shot down young Newman" declared
Gagan, In concluding his address.
"And I'll admit that he was brooding
over the great wrong done his daugh-
ter. But I will not admit that he was
irrational when he committed that
deed.
"All the talk and evidence about
Cleary being In twilight state and
being out OF his mind does not con-
vince me that be did not know what
he was doing. He shot young New
man because he had motive. A
jury cannot return a verdict OF ac-
uuittal on the evidence that has been
presented ] demand that a verdict
OF either frst or second degree homi-
eide be found"
After Gagan had concluded his ad-
dress, Judge Morschauser adjourned
court until 2 o'clock. at which time
he will deliver his charge to the jury
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
SAYS MORGAN
LOST $l2,OOO,OOO
in C.H. &D.DEAL
One Hundred and Ten Shares of
Pere Marquette Stock to Show
for Huge Outlay
ENTIRE TRANSACTION
DEAD LOSS, STATEMENT
Big Banking House Received
Back Only Trifling Profits
From Big Investment

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The
banking house of J. p. Morgan & Co.
lost sl2,0o0,000 by relieving the Erie
railroad of the stock OF the Cincin.
natl, Hamilton & Dayton railroad.
Frederick w. Stevens, of the Morgan
! firm, testified before ;ne Interstate
commerce commission today. He
took the stand in the commission 8
investigation OF financing the Pere
Marquette and Cincinnati, Hamilton
a Dayton roads.
The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Day.
ton began to go on the rocks In 1905.
Stevens testified, when Eugene Zim-
norman was president.
During the same year. President
Underwood. of the Erie railroad.
wrote the late ). p. Morgan asking
him TO purchase the Cincinnati, fam
ilton e. Dayton stock for the Erie.
When the purchase was concluded, he
said, the late E. II: Hartman wrote
Morgan expressing his appreciation
or the purchase" and Offering to help
Morgan in any possible way.
Stevens testimony included details
of the reorganization. and stated that
~ r. Morgan Il Co. not only did not
receive any money as q result Of the
reorganization. but, on the contrary.
advanced very large sum OF money
to allow the reorganization to. be con-
summated, part of which has never
been repaid
IN February. 1911, the Morgan firm
purchased from the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton 4 Dayton the 10000 shares OF
Pere Marquette stock for $3.50, 900.
payable in 1916, said Stevens. and at
the same time the Baltimore & Ohio
agreed to pay j. p. Morgan & Co. in
1916, S5,230.000 for the Cincinnati.
Hamilton e. Dayton stock.
This amounted to an exchange of
the Morgan firm Of their interest in
the Cincinnati, Hamilton a. Dayton
stock for 10000 shares OF Pere Mar.
quette stock" said Stevens. "but at
the same time he added, 'the Nor
gan house furnished the Pere Mar
quette with S7.60O,000 of new money
TO enable il to meet maturing obliga-
tions.
Thus the. firm OF J. p Morgan a.
Co. have the 10000 shares OF the
Pere Marquette stock, now OF doubt
full value. to show for the $4,000, 900
and upwards paid by them in 1905
TO relieve the Erie railroad company
OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
stock purchase.
Against the loss of $4,000 900 and
upwards" said Stevens, there is to
be Offset the trifiing profits mentioned
in two instances"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
HELD IN WINNIPEG
FOR DETROIT THEFT

WINNIPEG. Man, Dec. 19--Henry
Reich, arrested here last night In his
fashionable apartments, Bexley court,
is today charged with the theft OF
$4,000 worth OF jewelry and cash from
the store OF Frank & Steinberg. pawn
brokers, 16 Monroe-ave., Detroit
Mich. on Sunday. June 4, l9 where
he was employed as salesman in
charge OF the diamond department
After he had left search was made
for him In Belgium.
A member of the firm and an Off
Ger from Detroit are on the way here
He was employed in Winnipeg as q
travelling salesman for a local jewelry
firm.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19

pETROGRAD. Dec. 19-Scornful OF.
fcisI denial OF the German claims OF
victory in the east was made from
the war office here today.
The statement pointed out the lack
OF details in the announcement from
Berlin
The claims OF the Germans are not
only denied. but the. defeat OF the
forces OF the enemy In northern Po-
land Is pointed out and attention call
ed TO the fact that Berlin has ad'
mitted the withdrawal OF the troops
which advanced from Mlawa.
The object OF such fsnfares IL too
evident TO make va worry about put
ting o guard upon European opinion,
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
Chinese Lead In Honesty In
Business; English Are Mex
HARRINGTON EMERSON.


ness honesty OF nations, the speaker
placed the Chinese at the head of the
list. Two thousand years OF training
have brought about this condition of
general business fairness among the
Orientals, he said. The English come
second. The Americans, he said. are
below many Of the older European
nations. The Japanese we're placed
very low In the scale.
In discussing the value OF advertis.
ing. Mr.. Emerson admitted that Il in.
creased the cost OF goods TO the con-
3umer, but declared that advertising
makes II incumbent on manufacturer
who hope to have continuous mar.
ket for their goods to put out a uni.
tormly good article. Advertising not
backed up by an excellent distribHt.
ling system, was Worthless, he said:
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
RUSSIANS DENY GERMAN
CLAIM OF BIG VICTORY

it is stated sThe Germans would
like TO mould this opinion TO their
own will but they are succeeding
badly. They tnink they can make
themselves conquerors. whereas. In
reality, they have been driven from
Ciechenoff. while Russian troops are
on their heels and alrea,. ontstrip-
ping them. From the fact that the
German stan itself has admitted. this
neutral countries will be able 10 die.
cern the truth"
Ciechanoff, mentioned In the state
ment. Ii 20 miles southeast OF Mlawn
on the main railroad TO Warsaw alon1
the line upon which the Germans a,
tempted to advance.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19

The perfection OF wireless tele.
graphy, the invention of the Diessei
internal combustion engine. the eff
cheney of the aeroplane and the adap.
tation of the telephone to the uses OF
armies are the factors responsible for
the most important developments OF
the European war, according to Har-
rington Emerson, OF New York. noted
efficiency expert. who addressed the
Adcraft club. Friday night,
But for the scouting efficiency OF
the French aeroplanes, he said, the
early German advance upon Paris
could not have been checked. The
success OF the German submarine
fleet IL due entirely to the use Of the
Diesel internal combustion engine,
according 10 the speaker.
Referring to the comparative busi-
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
BY ORDER OF THE VOTERS OF THE MICHIGAN
DARTMOUTH WANTS
TO PLAY MICHIGAN
Big Green Team Representative
To Open Negotiations With
Bartelme

CHICAGO, Dec. 19--Walter A. Nc
Cornack, western representative OF
Dartmouth university, announced this
afternoon that he will open negotia-
tions with Michigan and Illinois for
1915 football game. The University
of Chicago turned down Dartmouth's
offer.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
VILLA TROOPS
GO TO CARRANZA
San Luis Potosi Garrison Re
volts and Turns Over City to
First Chief"

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec. 19.-San
Luis Potosi fell into the hands OF loyal
Carranza troops when the garrison
there revolted against Gen. Villa. and
surrendered the city to Gen. Pablo
Gonzales, according to a cablegram
from Vera Cruz via Galveston, receiv-
ed today at the Mexican consulate
here.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
RACE r SUITS
At CHARLESTON

First Race--Selling, q mile: Pat
Cannon. TO 1, 8 to 8 and TO 5. won;
Euterpe, to I. to and even. sec
ond; Francis, s TO j, TO l and s 10 s.
third. Time, l;ls l,5. Runway, Niga-
doc. lone, Minda. Ethelhurg III. Gen
Warren, Water Lady. Leialoha. CurieuS
and Sir Marion also ran.
Second Race--Selling. "a mile
L'Aiglon, 10 To l. TO i and ? To ],
won; Chflla, 4 to !, to-5 and 2 10 s
second; Toddling. Z 10 I. 10 and
z TO 8. third. Time: liz. Preston
Lynn, Tiger Jim, Inferno Queen. Nor
decai, Elizabeth Harwood, Rodondo,
Veneta Strome. Barn Dance, Batwa
Quick Start, King Radford, Astrologer
and Mortgyle le- also. ran
Third. Race--SelllnR. a mile: Priwor
To /, to and TO 10, won: Brandy
wine, TO /. TO ] and even, second:
IGabrio, TO 1, 10 and To 10. third
Green. Beaumont Belle. Miss velma,
Miss Barnharbor and Luria also ran
Fourth Race-Selllng; mile and 20
yards: Harry shaw, Z to 10, to 20
and out, won: Working Lad. to l.
3 TO 8 and TO 3. second; Crossbun. S
to /. 8 10 and TO 5, third. Time
1:45 3<5. Bushy Head. A. N. Akin and
YenRhee also ran.
Fifth Race-selling: 5ls furlongs---
won: Sherwood, to s and to 4, and
out, second; O'Hagan, 2 to 2, L TO and
out, third Time ll0. Northernei
also ran.
Sixth Raoe--Selling; mile Balfron
3 TO 1, 10 8 and l TO .. won; star,
and stripes. TO I, TO and even
second; Coppertown, to 8. to anC
Humiliation. Macknez. Coreopsis ant
Ruisseau also ran
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
NO BLACK MEN CAN
FIGHT IN WISCONSIN

This announcement was made to.
day by Manning Vaughn, secretary OF
the state boxing commission.
There Is clause In the state box.
ing law which absolutely prohibits
any Negro boxer appearing in O ring
in Wisconsin" said Vaughan. This
Is not generally known, because the
commission has never had the oc.
casion to make use of this clause.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19

nture. sst lowest. 49, mean, 81, clear
weather.
The sun sets Saturday at 4iO3 y. nm.
npd rises sunday Mt 6i5G N. mn.
The moon sets at 7f06 y. m. saturday.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicInityi saturday nteNt
cloudy, with snow hurries, colder.
sunday partly cloudy. solderj fresh
west winds.
Lower Michigani Cloudy Saturday
night; sunday probably with snow
durries. colder saturday night In
extreme north portion. sunday fresh
70 west 10 northwester,y winds.
Highest temperature this date In
yast az wears. .s. I'm 1915 lowest, q be-
low zero I'm 1884.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
Partial Success For Both Side,
London View of Contradictory
Reports of Fighting in
Eastern Theater
HUNGARIANS FESTIVE,
REPORTS ASSERT
Russian Troop Train Blown Up
En- Route From Lemberg to
Front. Claim

ATHENS, Dec. t9.-0ermany 10
today making every effort TO pre-
vent a rupture between Greece
and Turkey. Relations between
the two countries are now strain
ed to the utmost as a result Of the
arrest Of the naval attache of the
Greek embassy at constantinople
by the Turks. The naval officer
was sentenced to death as an al
legged spy.
The German ambassador az
constantinopIe has been ordered
to intervene and prevent the
threatened execution Of the Greek
officer.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
AZ ideal. GIFr

LaughIin non -leakabie seif-nning foun-
tain pen. Made I'm Detroit" $3.50 up
other styles 800 up. Majestic bldg.
Arcade. main entrance -
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
Toledo Times Publisher Drops Dead

TOLEDO, o.. Dec 19--George w.
Dun. publisher OF the Toledo Times.
dropped dead In his office here this
afternoon. cath was due TO apoplexy.
Dun was formerly business manager
and part owner OF the Columbus Citi-
zen.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19

How can they do "a for atty centsf
Thst's what they all say when they
have tried our MONDAY iunch.--fIotei
f.rfswoId.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
FREE

Christian Science Lecture
sunday. Dec 90, 1914. at 3 n. m.
Detroit Armory. Larned-st. East.--Adv.
Detroit Times Job Printing Depart
ment-Main 1920.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19

THOMAS a. EDrsONss
New Diamond Disc Phonograph. Larg-
est stock on display In city. Detroft's
new Edison shop, 31O Woodwsrd.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 1s.--Ad-
vices received here today declare
that a Russian armored train car
ryins ammunition and food from
Lemberg to the Carpathians was
blown up and destroyed. The
cause Of the disaster 10 not known.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
At JUAREZ

First Race--seiling: a mile Eva
won: Luke Van zandt. l2 to /. TO 2
and s TO 5. second; Amity. 10 TO /. =
TO l and TO 5, third. Time: l:l5 4-5.
AL Wormwood. Russ Sand. Canapa,
Fancy, Marshal Tnghman and Golf
Ball also ran.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19

GENEVA, Dec. 19.-Swiss
and German journals today pub
lish statistics showing that the
German losses to date exceed
l 100000 men. The figures
published show that the losses
in dead, wounded and prisoners
are 100000.
BERLIN Vie Wireless to Loadonl.
Dec. l9.--The repulse of the allies
attacks in northwestern France and
continuance of lighting in Belgium Ia
reported In an official statement to-
day.
"On the western front fighting con-
'tinues abont Nieuport, Bixschoote and
La Bassee." the statement declares.
"The attack of the enemy east OF All
bert and west OF Noyan was repulsed."
ION the eastern front Russian
cavalry attack west OF Pillkallen was
repulsed."
PARIS, Dec. 19.-Moving northeast
from Arras in force. the French and
British troops today hold ground rep
resenting the most important gain
they have made since Arras was oc-
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
The Detroit times., 1914-12-19
THE WEATHER.

SATURDAY NIGHT CLOUDY. wIr,,
SNOW FLURRIEs, COLDER. SIN
DAY PARTLY CLoUDYJ COLDER.
Newark post., 1914-02-25

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Ev4ry year one o. more saE1zseIsh = :
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mar have entered Annapolis: "
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Newark post., 1914-02-25
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Newark post., 1914-02-25
Model School For
Teachers Observation

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Wagu=r- STATE C0zzz4sisl1E=r Of
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Newark post., 1914-02-25

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t6e blyy wzs large Chesapeake
water dog. z PCT It the farm About
Z week ago while he Was playing
with II the animal s7ddenly vleEoEss-
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bryt uss not killed He left the Jar
reT farm bat In 2 feT days ret1rEl-
ID and did. The head was sear 10
DIR. Herbert J. Watson and an an
sIysis sh0wed that the animal 7F2s
Tn the advanced stages Of rsbles-
Residents Of Mt Pleasant are
somewhat worried over tEe affair
z. II = not know whetEer any 0tEer
animals were bitten by the dog
Newark post., 1914-02-25

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