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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
LETTERS AND LAST
WILL OF MRS. HUNT
GIVEN TO CORONER
Cert La Bell Gets Personal
Property of Show Girl Who
Killed Self.

Mrs John Hunt. who was en-
ployed by an attache OF the YER
meIto Carnival company. who com
mitted suicide in her tent al the
snow grounds last Wednesday aft
ernoon. was buried in Riverview
cemetery Saturday morning. Pre-
ceding the burial short services were
held in the chapel Of the Nelson
Jones undertaking establishment
Rev. Raymond Bird Of the City Res
cue Mission had charge of the serv-
ices. which were attended only by
members OF the carnival company.
Although not employed by the
management Of the Vermelto Show
company. the esteem held by mem
bers OF the troupe for Mrs Hunt
prompted the management and
members OF the company TO make
up a purse which was given TO Mel
son Jones in payment Of the burial
exLense. The troupe also bought a
lot in Riverview cemetery. where
Dorothy" as she was known to'the
carnivalites. was buried yesterday.
Wrote On Rough Paper.
That Mrs. Hunt apparently
planned 10 take her own life be-
cause she was unable 10 win back
the love OF her former husband.
Harry Devore. also a member OF the
show company, was evidenced by
scrubbed notes and letters found
among her personal belongings. A
last Will and testament in which she
disposed of everything she owned TO
Cert La Bell. another member OF
the company. was discovered Satur-
day morning. This will. which was
written on wrapping paper. was
said TO have been written a few
minutes previous 70 the time she
took the poison.
A final message to her second hus-
band. John Hunt. also a carnival
man. was written on the same kind
OF Taper and evidently at the same
time the viii was written. In this
letter she pleaded with him to for
give her and 70 forget.
The letter TO her former husband
was written on Nickel hotel station
cry and dated last Tuesday night
The contents Of this episti, showed
clearly that she was making a final
attempt 10 induce him TO leave his
present wife and return TO her Be
lief that she would not be able 10
again gain his affections is said 10
have been the motive for her sui
side.
The will. the letter 20 her hus-
band and the letter TO her former
husband were given TO Coroner 6
J. Crumpacker Saturday afternoon
TO be filed with the county clerk.
The contents Of the three message
follow.
Last will OF Dorothy, written
shortly before the suicide:
Il want Cert La Bell 10 have
everything that I own. Watch,
rings and other things. Don't for
get my winter coat. It's with the
lamp shades.
(Signed) DOROTHY"
Letter written TO John Hunt.
second husband-written at the
time Of the will:
Dear Johnnie: I'm going to end
it all I've got everything there is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
THEOLOGIST WILL
SPEAK AT NILES
Noted Chicago Lecturer Will
Give Morning Address at
Presbyterian Church.
Special to The News-T.mes.

NILES. Mich. May a. 80 An
nouncement has been made n the
marriage OF Mrs. Mae Roebcck OF
Niles and John Bethel also 0f this
city. which Occurred wednesday aft
eFnoon az the court house in ST.
Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel VIII
make their home with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Williams. north OF Niles. FOR
the present.
Marjorie Lucille Little. three-year-
ola daughter OF SIR. and Mrs. ]. r.
Little Of Milton township. died early
thursday morning after an illness
with bronchial pneumonia. develop
Ing from whooping cough. Besides
the parents, the child IS survived by
four brothers.
MT and Mrs. Isaac Williams. re-
siding east OF Barron lake. are par
ents OF daughter. Lorien Bell
Frank J. Mahoney, formerly as
slstant division superintendent Of the
Michigan Central Railroad company.
has opened a coal yards en- this city.
and f. planning 20 erect a number
OF storage sheds
DR.. Cleland r. McAfec. professor
o. theology in the Mccormick Thco-
logical seminary OF Chicago. and a
preacher and author OF note. will
preach in the Presbyterian church
in this city Sunday morning Be
fore coming to Chicago DR.. McAfce
was pastor OF the Central Prcsby-
terrain church Of Brooklyn Sunday
evening he viii deliver the dedica-
tory services for the new Methodist
Peace Temple in Benton Harbor
The Michigan State Telephone Co.
IL installing number Of new
switchboards in the city. As soon as
this work is completed. the task OF
placing some 60 new phones on the
company's list will be undertaken.
According to estimates made by
Sec'y VIII Wills Of the Reliable
Home Building and Loan association,
loans asgregatine at least $4,000
Will be mac by the association dur
ing the present year.
David Goldstein of Boston. author
OF "Bolshevism: It's Cure" will de-
liver a lecture on "BOlshcvism and
It's Remedy in the high school
auditorium Friday evening. The
speaker has been brought 90 Niles
through the Efforts Of the Knights
Of Columbus
The case Of the Bainton Brothers
OF Buchanan versus the Clark
Equipment Co Of that village came
20 an unexpected close I'm the St.
Joseph circuit court Wednesday
when the Baintain brothers. com
planning witnesses, and officials of
the Clark Equipment co. were
brought together and a settlement
effected. Under the agreement pro-
posed by the court the Buchanan
firm will purchase the grounds own
cd by the Baintons in the territory
involved and on which stood the
dam which the Clark Co. destroyed
on the night Of Jan. /. The land is
valued at $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

This is Fred Nogt the distinguish
ed antiquarian, from a photograph
taken nine years ago when he was
learning 10 drive his automobile. II
may be said without any feeling of
jealousy on the writer's part. that
Fred is still learning. but that he
has succeeded in getting into the
first and second speed and has
slightly overcome the extreme ner-
vousness which characterized his
actions in the first few years of his
tuition when he saw a policeman a
few blocks away. OF course, Fred,
like his competitor Bill Parmenter,
has developed from a low-priced car
TO one whose every characteristic de-
notes grace and luxuriousness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

DE made of use. and give any infor-
nation needed.
Save the Children" is the new
1921 program of the Red Cross.
which has toined forces with Mr..
Hoover's American relief admins
tration. and the two organizations
working together Will be able to save
at least a part of them. The chill
dren that are able to go to school
viii get one meal a DAY from the
American Relief 1t should only be
q supplementary ration. but often IL
is the only food the child gets. The
Red Cross will furnish the neces-
sary medicines. things like soar.
that prevent disease. 10 the school
children; also helps feed the babes
too young 10 go 10 school; and the
children who can't go because they
are too week Without the Red
Cross baby layettcs upon which the
women of America have worked so
patiently the little ones would be
without clothing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
he News Times News And Features Are Unsurpassed In NeSpapdo

trouble. Why didn't he leave me
aloneg
(Signed) DOROTHY"
Letter written 10 Devore on the
night before the tragedy:
My Darling Husband: want
you 20 do me a favor What do You
mean 20 do? Because, honey. I can't
stand this much longer. And if You
have made IL up with Betty. tell me-
dear. and give me this chance. let
me- leave the show first. won't
rave. dear. I'll take IL like a good
loser. But tell me. sugar boy. Do.
Don't Keep a bulling me- BE frank
with me. Because. honey I'm going
crazy. What did she do last night.
get another room? And did YOU go
down there and talk 10 her? Honey
boy, please please for once in your
life. be truthful Don't tell me 70
stay here If you mean 10 stay with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

to get. And Johnnie. don't ever try
10 get even for il will come back TO
you. II sure has me. And I'm sorry,
dear. and I'm asking you 70 please
forgive me If I have ruined your
life. as you say I have.
But Johnnie. you wronged me.
But I don't hold that against you.
And so try 10 think as good Of me
as you can. II there had never been
no Harry we would never had no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
RED CROSS WORKERS
ACTIVE IN CLOTHING
REPRODUCTION WORK

Mishawaka has responded Won
derfully to the appeal for the heir
less little ones in EuroDc. and it is
likely that this city. i'm peace AZ I'm
time of war will make splendid
showing The local Red Cross chap
ter rooms Will be used as work
rooms for clothing reproduction.
The work in the city IS organized
with committees I'm every church
and organization. Considerable in
tcrcst is being taken. Some will
work at the church while other
groups will work I'm the Red Cross
rooms. which viii be open every
Monday. Representative win be
present to receive anything that can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

her II you care like YOU say you
do for me. your get yourself an
other room. Tell her you viii send
her half OF your pay. Sweet. that
viii only be s12.50. And daddy.
I'll pay that out Of mine. And tell
her YOU are done with her. Ny
dear. II YOU care like you say YOU
do YOU will do that
let me know at once so will
know what 10 do. I want you. dear.
and love YOU better than my life.
That's why IL YOU really think you
want her I viii give YOU up.
(Signed) DOROTHY. 4"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

e: I'm going TO end
everything there is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Hold Ten Sectional Meets
For High Schools in State

By Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS. DAY 14-Nearly
1900 track athletes representing 30
high schools. participated IN 10 sec
,ional meets today. preliminary 10
the state meet which viii be held
Franklin college next Saturday The
meets were held today az Anderson.
Charlottesville. Bloomington Ev-
ansvllle. Fort Wayne. indianapolis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

Greencastle. Rochester and South
Bend.
Eleven events and a mile relay
comprised the program ~ each
meet. Qualifying Standard vhlch
must be reached Tor entrance in the
state meet We're sent ont by the
board OF control OF the Indiana High
school Athletic association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

Osceola baseball team will play
Wyatt today at Wyatt The game is
called for O'Clock. Batteries for
Osceola will be Henderson. Arnold
and Phillins.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03
pRONTUARIo.
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Tribunal do para Constitution Amer
enenda VICENTE errtoro necesarO que una ley
del COngo asi 10 dponga de Exparte Dfaz Dec
p r. 53 0sene dichO Tribunal igual teora amando
aeto expreo mpto del Congreso de los EadOs
Undos La Constitution Americana Puerto RcoCn
Bane Is r. R. 500 Po esde que Ia Corte Suprema
sov6 de FL PulO ROsay 227 u 30 indudab
que Rico odos los poderes de sberana poedo
caquer estado de la Union AmercanaE Pueblo Nage q
Dec p r. 356 Pero Puerto Rico ha do pals sObano
Rosay Ell Pueblo Dec p 50S Nj actuaidad
Poco ha sido a1n defndo COngeso Ame
cano segdn acod6 Ell Traado de ParEstatutos Ryados
sobeania de los Eade Unidos sendo obetvo fue
Rico por Paris y sent
subjective po Ley Jones-Muraty Foote 2 Dec p
$685. situac6n de Puerto Rico ene paraeo
historic nj la jurispudencia Mankinch 1919
u. s. 107.
En- de declaration expcita del Congreso la Cons
i6n Americana applicable erritorio tai Puerto
Rico que gobrna por sooOpni6n del Attorney General
los Esados Unidos al resoyer aplicabdad
19 decaatva del suago menino Puerto Rco En-
de Haea Maaki 100 u ze7; DesT United statss
1885, i43 140 Cor despues que
damenales apcaesO electives rroo adquirdo
que cho juico jarado deechos
eok6 giendo la doctrina de H0iea Mankch guente:
Ia consolation de que poder gobenar
roro mpcto adquirirlo Congress-
rof Constitution arculo aunque
euaqniea de las taones cuyo acane ebe decidido
edn presenter as esestione Fequee dcho cuerpo
auebe para d eitorb eedido que parte
Estalos Unidos pof Congress- sema leyes
gus nya defecho uico por uado que Constitution
a deho teuitorios situados po propa
sin presia leesacisnv;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03
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R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ
Y dOnde la cOrte ademas declare:

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Hasa Congeso convenente ncoporar los Esados
por la decision Dones Bde u 24 territoro
hacer lees para tales territories ujeto aquea
ccones onsuconales los podees de dcho
aplicables la stuaci0n';
En- el caso de Nor1nen Church. 1876 U. s. L. IA;
acknowledgements que Congeso gsar para territories
derechos personaes Constitution enmen
Ell epru general de la CONSTRUCTION Congeso der
cOntendo."
Kepner United States 1876 u s. 1OO Grafton u.s. United
States, 206 us. $685.
En- el esado actual de la ley puede amafse aga segu
dad tales territories sOamene aqueos erehos
nmundade provsos la Constitution fundamental
les nauraleza esenca evados erza neente
de misma Constitution tales territories por la
prohibition de apobada nnguna ley En- Post nj
nnghn proyecto de ley para condenar formation
Dorr Cs United Sates-Hqscpai MGnkich Kepner YES
United SatesGraf0n United States Supra ley
maea ha sido dearoada haa punto que permia
sber precision que derecho prvos nmunidades asgura
das por la Constitution fundamentals sendo
eguen efectvas territories adjacntes adqudos
los Eados UnidOs Ia Corte Federal
decidir esta question haa sometan especs
ieren decs6nDow United States Supra
historic otica Americana dea ugar dudas que
e ufrago nunca ha do conceddo derecho
fundamental del cudadano dentro de la Uni6
te bastane resrngdo cuacacones de educacn prop
dad.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03

~ "a al hosqne y en IA Prlma,era.
Los padres lol,os tienen consejo
-Bien-Hallada esia irisle.
-Muy tristr: aver Ia VI peinarse
orillas del arroyo caian sus IL.
gTimas "a la corirnic.
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y llora de- nocle. cnaado Ia luz
80 apaga y cree qne moSoiroS dormi-
mos.
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en In jaula.
ST. Y al soltarlo dljo...
-;Qua dijo?
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como una mtisica Y que yo no enten-
df. No era mi n0mbre nj vuestr0
nOmhre.
Los l0b0s meditan: despu6s cOrren
al monte, descienden al vale Y en-
tran Ia ciudad en- busca de regalOk
para su hija: Esta Ia guarlia reple-
IN de blancOs welcomes de carnes san
grientas, de flores Y de frutos. A ca
da hora traen los lob0s solicitOs un
nuevo don. Bien-Hallada sonrfe.
-Gracias. mis- padres lobos. dice
tristemente.
Y los padres lobos. cuando llega la
noche Y ella llora. amparada en- las
tinieblas, Koran tamDi6n oyendola
liOrar.
Es la mdhana radiante del primer
dfa de VeranO...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03
ORTECA HERMANOS. SUCESORES.

POseen las sguentes tahonas panadea General
Contreras Nos LOG teeono S17 En- Ganurce antigua
acredada panadea que prenec6 Hermanos
Parada %, teefono 534
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bigiencos automobiles dnca sociedad vene
vico de esta fndole hasta la fecha.
Nuesro lema artfcuo SUPERIOR rapide e sercio
complacepcia el cliente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03

Es, Ia mdfana radiante del primer
dfa de VeranO. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-09
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'The s1.a&1la-s Flssrim lal
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mount. more tAan sseaaee rhe pa
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as Famsr and 9n-A Swavns Gordon
at was ai-'ecea Wv Gahess ylsnas
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-09
VETERANS lRE
GIVEN WAR BONUS

IAsAnr10n, Tune s-T'he sre-is'a
ri21 q The American Legion is ge
sAanaa in new arA1 tf rns aoreAa4
s03dle'xr a.a1ns ada oougleaa Wed
rasdAy hy s ssnass s'us-ranT irtaA.
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and s. y gr- oar 5o- hDms afrvire
wA a1axiurns * SHpn aDa s;11 re-
spe exsafaly- FHvmnrrs wwula be
linn 4,a 1a 1nsn oHrw he grade Ia
E--nv captain 4nd na E2s hautlA1f-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-09

J0An Hammers s. 1eAa 81 I-awion
as resai "a Al Accldelt While
oliaF Al AA.omss3e he Ains eKaloc-
e
orr e 8rr'ey an oil fed work
e+ was Ez-ntaily scAAd~d when. a
beieg exploded sprsviHg Ain vita 10.
wsiar ans steam Henley was work-
ire on lease spGsh 81 HrgEs tie
was removed to Begrs, where ms
k4rls were g.ren medical treatment
q IS reported iS,aay iAAi hs mRg
ave -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-09

KiwaniAns 1odas PRESENTED 10 she
<ar of Mnskogre an automobile tour
asi camping ground completely hui't
r thH cub III a. expense 9. s.. i<sa
Dedication ceremonies were Aead az
o rleaae pariv 81 KiwzuEa1s witA
tifr officials SIS guests The camp
wiD accom- modzse a1ouf = aut5
gSfsies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-09
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-07-27
For County Clerk

We are authorized to announce
, ROY H. FOEMAN
as candidate for the Office q
County Court Clerk of Ohio County
subject TO the decision Of the Re-
publican primary August 6, 1921
We are authorized to announce
SEP T. WILLIAMS
as a candidate for the office Of
County Court Clerk OF Ohio County.
subject to the decision of the Re-
publican primary August 6, 1921.
We are authorized to announces
L. G. BARRASS
as candidate for the Office Of Coun-
ty Court Clerk of Ohio County, sub
iect to the decision of the Republs-
can primary, Aug. 6, 1924.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-07-27
BATTLESHIP is SENT DOWN
BY BOMBS FROM AIRPLANE

On Board the Destroyer Leary,
enrOute to Norfolk. Va, July 81.
The ability of the airplane to de-
stroy the capital ship was demon
strated today off the Virginia Capes.
Army bombers, launching pro-
jectiles weighing one ton. sank the
former German battleship Ost-
friesland, 23,OOO-ton, heavily
armored ship, in exactly twenty
three minutes after they opened
their attack at 1915 from an alti-
tude of approximately 100 feet.
Two bombs which landed over board
within few yards of the port quar-
ter. gave the ship her death blows.
Naval men and many others of
the thousands assembled in half a
score OF war craft. viewed the end
of the big ship almost i'm awe. but
the army men, and particularly the
aviatOrs, were highly elated. Many
of them regarded this as proof of
the claim of Brig, General Mitchell,
assistant chief of the army air ser
vice. that the airship was making
the battleship obsolete.
The airmen during the month of
joint bombing tests of the coast
have sent down by means of bombs
practically every type of fighting
ship-a submarine. a destroyer. a
cruiser and dreadnaught. In ad-
dition navy airmen had found and
bombed the old battleship Iowa
while that craft was seeking to APP
proach the coast from sea under
radio control.