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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
Woman's Headless Body Found
In Lake; Arms Bound With Wire

firmly in front of the body with
wire and that two iron bed nails
were attached to it with wire.
The county officers believe the
woman was first shot or strangled to
death before she was beheaded. The
reports concerning the abandoned mo-
tor car caused the belief that the
woman had lived some distance away
and had been travelling through this
section or had been lured here in
motor car
Chief of Police Watson received
telegram from Edwardsville. Ill
saying young woman was missing
and a relative had started for ST.
Joseph to view the headless body.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
Engine Turns Over;
Switchman Killed

ATHENS, Ca, June 22.-Earl O..
Shealy, sw:tch::an, former Of Au-
killed Monday afternoon when the
Switch engine of the Georgia rail-
road left the track and went down
a steep ,embankment. The body was
buried beneath the coal.
Those receiving minor injuries
were: w. w. Langston, conductor;
Dan D. Finn, switchman; A. D. Ten
nent, switchman, and A. NJ. Johnson,
engineer. A negro fireman escaped
without bruises.
Mr.. ShealY is survived by his wife.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24

ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-State and mu-
nicipal authorities are trying to iden-
tify the naked and headless body
Of a woman, about twenty-five years
old, found in Lake Contrary, near
here, recently.
They also seek to learn if there is
any connection between the murder
and the finding of a motor car con-
tanning blood stained clothing, near
Armour Junction, twenty-seven miles
south of ST. Joseph. The abandoned
automobile was found four days ago.
The body lay almost directly below
a small bridge, from which it is pre-
sumed it was thrown into the water.
The arms and hands were secured
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
Returns Home to End Life

Two months ago Andrew Leonardo
twenty-eight years old, came back
to Shadyside, near North Bergen.
N. j., to his fathers home. Ten
years before he had left to make his
fortune. He had gone to Pennsylva-
mia and had hard luck, going from
town to town, he told the old folks on
his return. Work, he said, was diff
ficult to get.
His mother was preparing supper
when she heard a shot in the ad-
band she ran into the room and
found her son dead on the floor
with a .38 calibre revolver still in
his hand. Coroner Dark took charge
of the body.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
Bow Breaks Both Leus

SULLIVAN, Ind.-Leo Pinkston,
Is, broke both legs while attempt.
ing to turn over in bed. The lad, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pink
ston, has been confined to his BED
for more than three months with a
!-nalady affecting the bones OF his
legs.
Physicians say his bones were
brittle as chalk because of lack of
phorphorus. So when Leo tired OF
one position and attempted to
change the legs snapped. The brok-
en- bones were set and the doctors
are awaiting with interest to see If
thew will knit
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
$500 Reward Offered
For Mountain SLAYER

WHITESBURG, Ky.-Rewards of
$500 have been offered here for ar
rest of young Leonard Sturgill, who
a few days ago shot and killed Rob-
ert Hubbard in this county. Young
the Virginia border mountains.
The murder of Hubbard was most
brutal, officers say. After he was
shot twice he was beaten over the
head with a stick of stovewood.
Bud Wilson was arrested in con-
nection with the murder and is in
jail here vending an Investigation
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
Lightning Kills Wife
: Of Tennessee Farmer

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June o..
Mrs. Hicks, wife of a prominent
farmer Of Polk county, was killed
by lightning at her home near Ben
ton Monday morning. Lightning
struck the Hicks home and ran down
the chimney into room where Mrs.
Hicks WAS standing.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
Jewel Found in Back Yard

BERESFORD, S. D.--Gardening
may yet prove popular sport here
Mrs. Albert nellie will be responsible
for the fad If it develops. Recently
she was working in her garden and
she unearthed a ring with a stone
setting.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-24
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
YOUNG AVIATOR FELL
EIGHT HUNDRED FEET
Details OF Accident in Which Viii
lard Carvin Was Severely In
iurcd and Companion Killed.

f. T. Carvin has just come to the city
from Fort Sill, Okla. where no hastened
NTH b;s mother on the news Of the acci-
,Isnt tn his brother, Willard Carvin, an
acco,nt of which WAS given several days
80 A. tho time of the news of the acci-
Jent in which young Carvin had both
legs broken and was otherwise injured,
and a companion killed, full details were
not available.
From his brother, who has Just returned
To the city, il has been learned that the
airplane. q big DeHaviland with 400
horse power Liberty motor, developed
engine trouble during high wind at
height OF 500 feet and begun to fall, going
into a tail spin when 800 feet from the
ground, and crashed in this manner. The
pilot. Lieut., utley, WAS killed, while young
Carvin mad botn legs badly broken. One
suffering a compound fracture, the bone
protruding several inches from the thigh.
The macnine fell on hill nine miles
from the post, and the only witness to
The accideno was cowboy, who pulled the
dead officer from under the engine and
then rode for help. He became confused
as to the location, and the searching party
could not find the place for nearly two
hours. Young Carvin and the third occu-
pant Of the plane, Joseph Zadic, were con-
sciosls all this time, but pinned in the wreck
age and unable to move. Zadic had one
leg broken.
The physicians with the party said that
when they arrived Carvin smiled and said
ne was all right, and asked for a cigarette
The injured men were placed in an am
bulance and taken to Fort Sill Hospital.
Carvin was on tho operating table most
Of the afternoon, and it was thought un,
likely he would live. But his youth and
fine physical condition were able to pre-
vail over his injuries, and at last accounts
he WIS making progress toward recovery,
The boys at Fort Sill are pulling strong
for "Pinky," as they call him.
Mrs. Carvin and her daughter, Miss
Lucy NJ. Carvin. who joined her at Fort
Sill from Pueblo, Col, are with the in
}ured aviator, and Miss Olive Carvin
will leave for Fort Sill Tuesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
TO ELECT A BISHOP.
Diocese OF Easton 70 Held Convention %
April 70.

The stsndine committee of the Diocese
OF Easton, (Md..) has decided to call a
special convention for the election OF .
bishop Of the diocese. The date Set in tho
third Tuesday in April and the convention
will be in Trinity Cathedral. Easton.
Pressing needs, both spiritual and lagal
make 1t necessary TO call the convention at
this time. II could not te at an earlier
date, due to the fact that the lay repre-
senatativcs OF tho parishes in the diocese
are not elected until today.
The constitution Of the diocese rrovid-
ed: "fhc election of bishop Of this church
shall he made in convention by = con-
current vote Of the clergy and of the laity,
the two orders voting by ballot. separately,
in open convention, the clergy first and
then the laity; and when all the votes OF
both orders shall have been deposited, the
tellers Of the clerical vote and OF the lay
vote respectively shall proceed to count
the votes, and if, among those voted for.
one shall be found to have received a
majority of the votes of the clergy and
majority Of the votes Of the laity, he shall
be declared duly elected.
The convention will be composed Of
% clergy and the same
number of laity. II is possible, that the
lay vote will outnumber the clerical vote
because of the fact that several parishes at
this time arc without rectors. But the
voting strength OF the convention will bc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
The EUent of
Wednesday, March I7th-
First Showing of French
Fashions for Spring
in the Women 8 Salons


housecleaninE season ar
rives--
And everything 20 help
you in your cooking, three
times . day
And In your washing.
whenever you choose 70 do
it
While even the cedar
chest In which you'll soon
be packing away the heavy
Winter garments, with \
sigh Of relief, and the sew
iny-rnschine whose swift
wheels will soon be whir-
ring and flying as you
stitch together the pretty
new Spring garments
They, too, are in the
Sale
With many others. too
numerous 10 mention when
the offerings run 20 upward
of 10000!
Every article is high
grade, safe and sound of
construction. and priced
substantially below regular.
The cedar chests, for in
stance, are Of solid, REAL
Tennessee red cedar wood,
as a sniff and a sight will
tell. Some cedar" chests
have a dead look-it's ques-
tionable whether they al
ways are cedar.
The fragrant wood of
these Wansmaker chests, in
natural finish with high ex-
terror polish, has a live,
bright look ON both inside
and out. Each chest has
lock and key and casters,
and in fact there is no
cheap" element in the con-
struction of a single one Of
them.
The sizes are 34x2e
inches (Sale price SID and
Al x l9 inches (Sale price
$2l.50).
Each Sale price repre-
sents savings Of So.
C!othes-wringers are an
other mple. The
vTingcr offered in this Sale
at the special price Of $7.75
sells ordinarily for Is per
cent more; and more i'm
portant than the lowness Of
it, pr3oe. is the highness of
its worth. Ball-bearing.
with double adjustment, re-
VeYsible board and closed
cogs to protect fingers from
the machinery and the ma
chinery from the dust, it is
WARRANTED TO GIVE
THREE YEARS WEAR.
The sixe is the standard
family size. II inches.
Thus with every article.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
''TlZ" FOR TIRED
AND SORE FEET
Use "Tiz" fet PufeA Up, Burn
ing, Aching, Cslleussd
Feet and Coyns.

Why go linping around With ach..sg,
puffed-up feet.-fset - tired, chsisd,
sore and swollcn you can hardly gst your
shoes on or or Why don't you get =
box OF "Tiz" from the drug store now and
glsddcQ your tortured feetP
Thu makes your feet glow With com
fort; takes down swellinEs and draws the
sorcnes. and misery right out n feet that
chafe, smart and burn. ''ris" instantly
stops pain in corns. csllcuses and binicns
"Tiz" is glorious for tired. aching, ~ore
feet. No more shoe tishtness-no morc
foot torture
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

semi-porcelain are coming
in with great constancy.
New crates are being open
ed daily. The latest con-
siRnment brought sets n
TOT pieces 10 sell for $50
and $40 a set, which means
an actual saving Of $3.50
on one kind and $40 on the
other.
American dinnerwsYe in
the Sale begins az $3.50
and goes up 10 $50 . set.
Dinner sets from Eng
land. In charming shapes
and decorations. are priced
At $35 70 800 = set.
French china dinner sets
are the finest group IN The
Sale. OF these there II an
abundant showing In a we'll
chosen variety Of beauti-
full decorations. ~ prices
ranging from SA5 20 $3.50
q set.
set" Of course. has the
Wanamaker meanin4--i0S
or lot pieces. All in stand
ard sizes, shapes and COM
binations-no freaks or
oddmente.
Equally true is this ~ the
glassware in the Sale both
the graceful. light-cut ware
which makes . table beau
tiful. and .he sparkling cut
crystal which makes II re-
splendent.
The things are here that
people want --- handsome,
useful pieces that will mako
fine presents for the Easter
bride or the one who has SET
a day In June; charming
vases and baakets for the
flowers that will adorn
Easter table; radiant bowls
for the rich. red berries
that are coming up to Us
from Florida; inexpensive
tumblers for everyday use
pretty. dainty etched
things OF clear color and
fine workmanship. 30 much
to get for 10c . tumbler!-
thst prevent heart-break
when . glass crashes on the
floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
pest grade in America.

best grade in America.
The Roodi gray enamel
ware is made SAFELY
not only of enamel that's
chemically pure in it's COM
position and heavy and
smooth in its coating. but
there's not a Clipped or q
crazed piece in the lot--it's
Wanamaker merchandise!
Bring in visiting friends
20 see how wonderful Is this
great and varied display of
good goods for good house
keepers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
Dimes IRON AND STEEL MEN.
X. NJ. Baily Host Of Large Part at Home
Here Saturday Evening.

r. NJ Baily, President of the r. NJ.
Bsily Company, Iron and Steel Brokers,
entertained his Office staff and number OF
prominent steel men at his home, l205
Delaware avenue, Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Among the interesting features aside
from sumptuous dinner and supper
was music by an instrumental quartette
and singing by a young tenor who has only
recently been heard in Philadelphia music
circles.
Many of the guests who had not visited
Wilmington IN many years express sur
prise at its great growth and evident
prosperity.
The host has Just returned from Miami
Florida. where he spent two or three weeks
fishing and golfing and reports having
met great number of Wilmington people
at the favorite resort.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
Neu Deliveries
Stimulate
The China Sale

Scarcity is the note OF
some sales.
We are glad that 1t
il not the note Of this
Spring Sale Of the BEST
china and the finest glass
for their prices that we
have ever seen OF ever sold.
There IL no scarcity OF
goods to sell and there is
no scarcity Of buyers. on
which to base startling OF
sensational advertising. the
attraction Of the Sale being
not tc those who want
emotions but TO those who
want china and those who
need glassware.
For these we have prec-
ious opportunities 70 offer.
Reductions In price average
2b per cent on the china,
and 33M per cent on the
glassware. The smallest
reduction on any article In
the Sale Ia Is per cent.
Qualities are unimpeach-
able, and quantities keep
up against the continued
demands. partly through
reinforcement BY some
delayed deliveries. whose
belatcd arrival really
makes the Sale even strong
or today than when u
opened. although Of course.
we cannot say how long II
will continue.
When all the Sale goods
have come in and gone out
the Sale will stop.
American dinner sets of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
Where All the
China and All
the Glass Goes
-dnd Who
Sends 1t There

= TIT LIZ Frances'
msthes. dismayed st
49, the condition OF her
pretty play-spron, cried:
"Oh. Rsaneae, see that big
hole! Il wasn't there THE
morning
Then, mamma. where
was Il this morninga- asked
Franeie, srtiessly.
It's the other way around
With an the china and all the
glass ti,at has been made
since dlshes hrst came into
use. The myssery isn't
where Il eomes from, but
where Il goes-and some
dmes it's . matter Of con-
troversy who sends il there.
Every person reading this
page has btoken his or hef
share Of china that's fiat
fact. The fate Of destrue-
uon Is inevitable. Old china
OF glass pieces are SO rare
that they are put In cases IN
mpssums-the only safe
spetsi
The seIieuishing Of chins
and glass Il . running house
hold sxpsnss shat overtakes
I'll. ~ Gprsty - DE income
tax This Spring Sale, with
its great, fsssh bright, nev
stocks Of handsome wares
es proved quality Is the
househoider's chance TO
stock up at Ices expense
than when regular prices
prevail.
(HsartA E7ssx. Chsstnst)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
Policeman Tesla Back From Italy.

Returned from his old home in Verona.
Italy, where he has been visiting his sick
mother. IS years old, John Testa, q MEM
Der of the police force here. prt in an
appearance at the police station Saturday
night for the first time since he was grant
I'd leave of absence on August %, 1919
He was welcomed back by his former COM
rades. Patrolman Testa viii return TO
duty soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
Our Splendid Spring Sales Fed By
Oncoming Goods Make 1t Easy
to Fill the Needs Of the House
At Wanamaker'S

maker housewares with the
qualities often thrust forth
as bargains" at catch
penny sales.
No advertisement of this
Spring Sale Of Housewares
can present II in detail, and
no housewife would read
the detail IL described.
The best thing to say is
that everything is here that
you clean and brighten and
polish and spruce up the
home with when the Spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

Washboilers are here in
heaviest quality Of tin, with
strong copper mttoms,
With wonderfully finished
seams. boilers that win out
live a couple or more Of
himsy cheap" boilers, and
that is' an even finer thing
than the 20 per cent thst
we have taken on their reg
ular selling prices.
Two carloads u afu1n-
mum ware that have Just
come in represent the very
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
The H0use.cdyes
Sale HUNS Like
q HiCe With
Business Doing

With the coming in Of
new consignments Of first
quality teapots and kettles
and brushes and broon,s
and saucepane and cedar
chests and bread-raisers
and stspladders and trunks
and towel-rscks and pairing
knives and pantryware and
clothesbaskets and griddles
and washboiiers and 50
forth
And with the coming in
Of first-quality housewives
to buy the teapots, kettleA
brooms, brushes, and-no,
we are not going to repeat
0ll tStcSe names again.
No mare roster Of "those
present" among the offer
ings in this Sale Of over
80, 900 housewares can give
an idea Of the value Of these
offerings.
In print or picture, one
clothes wringcr Is much
like another, but it's differ
ent in the laundry--diMer-
ent even in the Store,
where the intelligent house,
keeper can compare the
qualities Of these Wsna-