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The Washington times., 1920-07-23
BODY OF BEAUTIFUL GIRL is FOUND in UNCLAIMED TRUNK
WEATHER

Partly ciosayI prob
sbIy tksades showers to-
night or Saturday. con-
sisseA wsrs-L Te@Yers--
ture az 3 o'clock. 10 de-
srees.
The Washington times., 1920-07-23

Have you read recent diaries by
ladies that killed or tried to kill
unsatisfactory gentlemen and then
killed themselves? Ruth Randall
wrote one-her friend died when
her bullet struck him. Pauline
Meglige wrote another, now run
ming in serial form. When she
woke up in the other world she
did not find her-don't laugh
"soul mate beside her. But if
she looks down on this world, she
can see him blinded for life.
These diaries have a lesson for
young men and women that would
like to write for a living or for
glory. They are worth one hun
dred lessons in composition Every
one Of those diaries is interesting
CONTINUED on Page 4, Column A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
EMBROIDERY ADORNS
CHIC VELOUR FR0CK

New York's Fashion Authority.
New York.--The velvsty lock
ing velours elaborated with era
broidery make up many % the
amartast froeks.
Illustrated s a model ln dark
blue veldyn with embroidery IN
gray. THE skirt 10 gathered
evenly ell round at the top and
turned in 3 harers hem 81 the feet
Topping thls IL q lena blouse with
le~-eut vest gathered chiffon
cloth with a high stock and q
ruche that adds another inch 60 Il.
a new sleeve features a flare from
tina elbow with frlllina outlining
les edges.
The skirt Ia marked off IN
squares With gray elk floss and
the blouse is embroidered In
more ornate design IN tl1s same
eol0r. The vest and ruehinss are
gray.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
PYTHIANS DO FINE :.
WORK AT DFUNIAK
Large Class of Candidates Worked
for FELTON, Ledge.

A delegation or local Pythians. the
personnel Of which was JAG Hrschko-
vita. p. + Evcrhart. w. W Day. OH
yer Brawner L r. McKinnon. WIN.
V. Mcdonald. Chas. steward and jas.
Iarguo. also large delegation from
Milton. and Grand Inner Guard Thoa.
J. Watts Of Chipley. assembled AZ De-
Finiak Springs Friday nikht and put
on the ranks Of Page Esquire and
knight on a large class ~ candidates
for FELTON, Lodge. No. g. % that city
Tho pythians Of peFuniak Springs
turned out 20 witness the inltiatory
ceremonies boirg handled by the Wis
fling team. the work being done 81
amplified form. some OF tho rarapher.
MALTA being carried from here
DoFuniak Springs gave the visitors
royal welcome. and everything was
done TO make their guests enjoy their
stay The local delegation returned
20 the city yesterday morning high.
y pleased With the trip
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
ST0WAWAY CLAIMS
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP

Whiie inspecting a ship for booze
which came IN here from Cuba. In
spector William Abt uncovered a me-
sro stowaway and sent him "a the
county jail under charges. According
70 the negro he Is an American cifizon
ana was beating his way back 10 tbe
! nited States after short stay IN
Cuba
lie said that he bad lost his mass.
port but that his home was IN New
'fE eitY. He produced "a narrfase
Incense. showing that he had marries
. woman az that place. and aaia thaf
- wante8 "a so homo toshis wifa 4
hsaring viii be granted him Monaov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
EMORY HAS EASY
TIME WINNING
Annual Methodist Cross. Country Il
hun at Atlanta.

Atlanta. Dee. ii.--Emory universe
ty's athletes had walkaway tn the
Southern Methodist cross country
championship four mile run here 10.
day. the team taking first place with
four Of tts runners winning the first
five places " T. Stokes. captain al
the Emory track team won the even,
ga 20 minutes and IS seconds. with
others as follows
=. 6. Caldwell. Emery. second: NJ
n. Harper. Emory. third r. w san
ford. Wofford fourth. and q. e. En-
low. Emory fifth
The team results resulted as fol-
lows Emory H. wofford az. Emory
second team -. Birmingham Southern
4s, southern College o. Florida "a. and
Milsaps last. bat disqualified a. one
runner did nos finish
A silver loving cup was awarded
the winning emory team and medals
were given 90 the nrst four men in the
event which was started today as an
annual contest for the Methodist coli
leges % the south.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
CLUB BOYS LEAVE
FOR OWN COUNTIES
Representatives from Twenty eight
Counties al Gainesville.

GAINESVILLE. FI9. Dec. if.--Tast
night and this morning club hoys from
ali parts 81 the state have been ieav-
ing FOR their homes. From twenty
eight counties. 100 81 them have been
attending Il special course az the Uni
verHity OF Florida at Gainesville. Ev-
ery boy who came was a winner In
his respective county. winner Of first
prizes. They attended this course with
all expenses paid from the time they
left home tan they returned. They
were accommodated during their STAY
with the best the university has They
had four days ~ instruction and not
an bour went lacking for something
60 DO such subjects az poultry. for
age cropp. health, bees farm animals
iivestock judging. animal disease. use
fui and harmful insects and farm ma
chinery were discussed for them BY
Agents Gum. Clayton. Blackjack
Spencer. Depusk and Wilson and
Professors Wilaughhy. Shealy. Wat
son. burlington. Sanborn. McQuarrle.
stirling burger. Manchester. Fattig.
Buperctt Rogers and others. Prom the
boys who showed tho most aptitude ~
live stock judging viii NEST likely be
picked the state club team for the In
teruauonal contest next fan The boys
were given much entertainment ana
not one failed "a enjoy the trip. and
an LEFT determined 20 do mare and
better club work next year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
METHODETS BUSY
WITH CONFERENCE


PANAMA CITY. Dec. it.--After the
opening exercises conducted BY Rev.
vi n MoNeal the class o. the second
year was called and passed 10 the
next class and admitted into fun con-
nocfion in the conference The appH-
Gallon 81 w. R Quinton for ordina-
tion a. a deacon was denied BY = vote
of 81 % 10. The class ~ fourth year
was called and passed and class 81
elders was elected. embracing Henry
rs Tate. lease a. Peacock. James w
Horn and George "a Carpenter. There
ere several reslauationa from boards
0E fhn conference and the following
were added G. A. williams and q. ".
Kelly. 90 board ~ hnancos NJ. IS
Uutee and W. y BCcland 20 social
service W G. ThreadRiil 70 missions,
Rev Fl Mangum who haa ra-en-
Tered the ministry in North Carolina,
formerly a member 20 this conference.
applied fpr restoration or credentials
fhia was unanimously and cnthusi-
MWtieallB given. "A collection was
taken today Cor Rev. ] a. smith. an
naed local preacher In Center Port
whose house was during the year
swept away bB cyclone and ln which
both 10 and hia wife were crippled
Another was taken for Rev q G.
rharra Each realised about $500 for
fheir relief Several routine questions
showed that no preachers have been
heated and none withara Nn. News
has been communicated that Rev -,
Wright ~ Evergreen mad died since
the aHaemhliar ot tine members here
and since be was placed on the iist
uf euperannuatea by thia conference.
An afternoon session Suu held to-
aaV After opening exercises. the
prrsidlnN elders were called and re-
ported their districts. then the pastors
reported from about ffty charges. The
held event ~ the day was the sclcc-
ilem uf a place fer the next meeting
~ be conference Grecnviile. Nouf
Famery and opelika were nominated
After spirited debate and friendly rive
airy ~ q very close division Green
vile Was chosen Dr Andrew Sledd'a
daily SERMON was delivered az midday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
DAMON LODGE TO
INITIATE CLASS
Rank Of Page vii Be confsrrsd or
Tuesday Night.

On Tuesday night NJ T.3o o'clock ;
large class Of candidates will be lnlfi.
atod In the rank 81 Page at the rewu-
lar weekly session 81 Damon Lodge
No. IS. knights 81 pvthias. az tbei,
castle han on East Int dencia street
At the las session Of this lodva
Abe Daniels, oliver Brawner and "
W Day were elected TO represent them
at the next meag lon 81 the grand lodge
TO be held In The city Of Tampa next
April.
All local ana visiting Pythians are
fraternaliy invited 20 be present az
the coming convention.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
FAIR CHECKS BEING
MAILED PRIZE WINNERS

Checks were signed and mailed ont
yesterday by officials az the county
fair association o. versions having won
prizes az the Moline fair recently
held Checks were mailed for prizes
won hy community exhibits as well as
"a number 81 individuals
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
TRAIN RIDERS HELD
BY CITY AND COUNTY

Two Young white men. giving the
NAMES 81 Nohprt Martin and Inch
CLARK. we're arrested - sheriff Whit
hhef yesterday 'on charges ~ train
riding. The county and city authori
zee are PICKING up every HiraRgler
they can hnd in tho effort 90 keep
down the hufsiarizlng that makes is
Rppeafaneo ln the eity about this time
- tho year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
NEGROES CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF CHICKENS

Ben Phillips ard Dan Williams. ne
groes. were arrested az Moline yester-
day on charges of beiaE too intimate
with other peoples chickens They
were brought 20 the county jan "a face
the charges Of larceny. Tho two men
are said 10 have annevod two chick
ems that did not belong to them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
NEW MATH TEACHER
FOR HIGH SCHOOL

Mlss Ruth 90 Miller has been en
Eagea as new teacher Of mathemaf-
les for the Pensacola High school and
viii assume her duties al the open
inc ~ school after the holidays Miss
Miller * from kokomo. Ind. ard IS 4
graduate ~ the University Of Indiana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
BAYSHORE FARE
Is INCREASED

Tie state railroad commissioner
relative 10 the recent order issued
granting the Pensacola Electric com
pany an increase IN farea. have
amended paragraph c 80 as 20 allow
tht same Increase In the cent local
passenger fare on the Bayshore car
lire as on tho city lines
Tho 90 per cent increase applies 10
all fares on the Bayshore line with the
exception - the scent fares. The g.
cNut fares have been increased 70 2
cents. two tickets O. be sold for rs
cents, each to be- good for one PAS
sage Tickets are 90 be sold for half
. the regular fares. each ticket on
the Bayshorc limo 10 be good for one
continuous passage Tor any school
child going 90 or returning from school
on a school dny
Tssxy n TNRH-s.anI \ sv,1s. A Il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
FIRST This by far the Greatest Value Giving Store in
Town

Attend al the sales you desrelook carefully
their northumberland the quality and character of the
goods then come to this saving store-and compare
merchandise with any that you have seen-and wen be
STORE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Laurel Produce Growers Associa-
tons Reports Show Busy
and Prosperous Season.
WILL HELP"BILLY" SUNDAY
Acorn Club of Seaford Holds an
Interesting Meeting, Devoted
TO Cause of Education.

Special Correspondence OF Every evening
Seaford, Jan 16-'rhe chairman OF
education and the chairman OF libraries
exchanged dates, making libraries the
tonic for Tuesday al the Acorn Club
Miss Margaret Coulhourn played 2
piano solo In very charming manner.
Professor Stahl of Seaford high school
made the principal address Of the alter
noon. He explained the system OF merits
gwen for reading good literature and dis
plaved the charts used He spoke OF the
Cesirahilitv OF having State reading cIrcles-
Professor Stahl also said some very
complimentary things about the Acorn
Club as an uplifting organization.
Six high school girls. with Miss Nellie
Fogle 1t the piano, sang some rolllckng
choruses and delighted all by singing
two Of their own Seaford school songs
Miss Hopkins followed with short
report of the library at work. One
hundred and fifty-four new books have
been gwen since the club opened III
October. The -Four Horsemen OF the
Apocalypse" by Vicente Blasco lhanez-
was presented by Mrs, Willard Morse.
This makes two volumes OF this work IN
the library.
Miss Hopkins spoke of the work OF the
state commission and said she had placed
ten libraries in country schools for the
winter.
Miss Margaret Coulhourn closed the
interesting program with another piano
solo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
ADDITIONAL PROMOTION

SPECIAL Correspondence o. livery Evening
Laurel Jan. Us Willard u Ellis who
had been here visiting hl9 mother Mrs.
Catesby + Ellis has gone 70 Dover, h8v-
ing been transferred to the branch in
that town Of the Delaware Trust Co
He began his banking career in this town
u bookkeeper in the Sussex Trust, being
promoted later to assistant trust officer
When the Laurel Savings Bank and
Trust Co, va. opened here he became
connected with that institution, where
he remained until after II was taken over
by the Delaware Trust Co. After few
months he was transferred To the Mills
boro branch Is assistant cashier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
HAD A PROSPEROUS YEAR.

~p.~lal Correspondence = Every E.enus
Laurel Jan l6 The annual meeting
of the Fruil and Produce Growers Asso-
ciatIon Of tiie town w4z hcid yesterday
afternoon Charles Il. OtWcll presided
and Colonel G VI kennev and Harvey
0llphant acted a. secretaries The asso-
citation numbers about lG0 Of the leading
farmers and agricufHflsts III this vicinity
and the meeting was Well attended
William B Gordy, sales manager.
gave a detailed account # the volume
If business done during tie season and
showed the association to be ii 4 very
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16

pastor oi Dover Baptist huron, Viii
take active part in ne Billy sunday
eyangghstle meetings az Norfolk, a. now
ia progress and Will arrive ln NQiioAS lii
tme fur tomorrow : meetings
Mr. skinner, several weeks go, pre-
seated his resignation as pastor Of ne
DoNar hureh5 to take effect ia February
He has had several calls from churches
m Pennsylvania, Including most 8atter-
ms one from PlttShurg and more recent
one from PhiiadeIphla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
THREE DEATHS IN ONE DAY.

speriaI Correspondence or Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 16.-Three deaths IN one
family within 24 hours husband, wife
and gTandchild three dying Of dIf-
ierent ailments, was the record near Mag
nolia three days ago.
The wife, Arlena Morris, aged about
40. died after an operation Tor appen-
dicitis; the husband. Thomas Morris,
died II hours later from an enlargement
OF the liver; a grandchild. aged year.
died u hours later OF the grip.
The funerals OF all three took place the
same day IN John Wesley Church, near
Magnolla. All the parties were colored.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
DOVER FIREMEN ELECT.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Jan. Robbins Hose Co.
has elected tho following officers for the
ensuing year,
President. ". Charles Boyer vire-
president, Lon ". Clifton recording
secretary. John C. Hayes, financial sec
retary, Clarence r. Dempsey; treasurer
Samuel H Carson; fire recorder, Ernest
c Martlndale, trustee, Edward =.
Erdle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
GOOD " ORR BY NEWARK !. M.c.A.
special Correspondence u Every Evening

special Correspondence Il Every Evening
Newark, Jan IL Directors ot the
j NJ & A. # / meeting last nleht
commended " Paul Beboa, the general
secretary for tie excellent work he has
done since taking charge oi tha assecia-
ton last fall Plans are being made 70 eet
9 Larger number Interested IN the work
To date the ~ has proved 4 success
and the scope OF the work vii be increased
rs interest grows in the movement
4 & Wilkinson IS chairman of a com
mlttec that is arranging to hold bazaar
IN he y building probably the second
week IN February
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ELECT.

special Correspondence of Every EveAins
Dover. Jan. f6-Cent-al Lodge, No
10, X. OF p. Of Dover has elected and III
stalled the following officers Tor the year
Chancellor commander. tIaude NJ
Hrnslev yIrc-commander. ". u Watson
prelate. Frank L. Mckee master-at-arniS
Iesse Farlow master oi-worh " y. Ross
keeper Of records and seals, " " Rash
master az finance, Walter I Carrow
master Of exchecquer, " ; Bostlc, IN
side guard. John Morris. outside guard
II. II. .Nhers: trustee for Il months.
William G. Pyle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. l6.-Register Of Wills
L B Raughley has granted letters testa-
Inentary on the following estates~
Estate OF Margaret FELL Weldon, to
Mary B. Jardine; Of William NJ Frazier
10 Alice c. Frazier. OF John Henry
Josting. TO Anna B. Josting, Of Sallie T.
Webb. to William j Webt Of Jacob
FriedeI. TO Frederick and Robert Frledei;
sf Malinda p Howland Il Nathan II.
Rowland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
GRANGE OFFICERS ELECTED.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 16-Kent County Pomona
Grange. Yesterday at Camden, installed
the following officers for the year:
Master, ". Y. Cosden. Dover; over
SEER. ]. A. Latta. SMYRNA; lecturer, Jeffcr-
son Cooper. Cheswold; secretary, Miss
Ids Rosa, Milford chaplain, hlexandcr
Cow, FELTON,; steward, NJ LcmiN. Mil
ford; assistant steward. Ed Todd, VIOLA
Ceres, Mrs " " Moore, Camden
Flora. Mrs. Marshall Derby, Woodslde;
Pomona, Mrs. " Y. Cosden; treasurer.
John Heyd, FELTON,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
NEWS or NEWPORT.
9p,,aA corre.popdencc u Eyers E,eni

~p,,lal Correspondence ~ Eyers Evening
Newport. Jan I6 George \ Nandegrift.
an emplove Of the krehs Pigment and
Chemical Co. Was burned about the face
and eyes with harum, with which ne
was working Tuesday morning lie IS
much improved
Billy and Whitney DAY. small sons of
Mir ana Mrs. Whitney Dan are confined
to their home with measles.
William 4 Pote and family Of Chester
town, Md, have moved here, and VII
reside III the house formerly occupied Is,
A. A. Price.
Mr. and Mrs w K. Grooma had +,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
prosperous condition

TIE0a FTTIEI7 TIIlTlTIIVTI-
The membership Zee wAs increased from
one to two dollars. Additional capital
was raised by each member signing a
bankablt note for $50. the money 10 be
used during the ensuing wear as needed.
The following Officers were elected:
Charlie q OtReU president. William r.
G0rdv sales manager and secretary,
directors John II Elliott. II iliiam f.
Windsor Ernest Horsey l. John
Hearn Elmer II Rjggin. X sydney
~tudley Charles q OtWell and Harry +.
English
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
le following officers to serve Tor the next

the following officer to serve for the next
SIX months
William II Chapman, past commander;
Colonel G. W kenney commander:
Willard ) Holt. ileutenani-commaud
II Watson Moore. record keeper Charles
NJ Pusey chaplain DR. + II T Farlos
physician William Baker. sergeant;
LeRoy NJ Mitchell master of arms
{. Fred BRYAN first master 0f thc guard
George " Foster. second master Of guard.
James Ncai picket 'harI,~ II Wingate
sentinel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
DOVER FOLKS ILL.

special Correspondcnce of Ever. E<rIule
Dover. Jan To- Magistrate + II
Wood mas been confined IL his home Tor
more than week Yith j severe cold
Prothonotarv Daniel II Ridgely j
confined IL the house threatened with
pneumonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
DOVER Personal NOTES.

special Correspondents Il Evcrs Eyoning
Dover. Jan l6 -E / Jonce,
the Dover machine works IS quite u AT
his home here on Bradford street,
pleurO- pneumonia.
Captain Herbert NJ Jones. son II I,
/. Jones. has moved with his family ia
" Ilmngton, where he Is empioyed IN
the office Of Internal Revenue Collector
Harry H Graham
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16

Hoffeckcr. former stat. senator. was
re elected u director ~ mistake Mr.
Hotfyekers : name was omitted from the
list printed yesterday
st the meeting oj tha New Century
Club, ned Tuesday. Mrs f. " X
Foster Will read paper Oh Mrs Aliac
Freeman Palmer
American Flag Council. 40 y. Dr.
Order uited AHcncn Mechanics. Niil
install officers ut = meeting a. he held
next Aian8a, evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
USE suN TO BURN WHEAT.

Bucnls Asrs>, Jan fu
the mysterious manner
stacks have htau asfa naus
dispatches from -h4 ha
the agra. iau STRIKERS a uagui.
fying glasses -u e.. fh.
glasses arc pa..6 aA- he
night hv 5sl sr atcn-
ing .hs ass 3ysins
pre8}lec aIaa.-,
lncvUass 4 Nurn4s
ANreS ur,s ae,-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
TO WELCOME JAY WALKER.
-peaal Correspondence Of Every Evening

@I89-iaI . T1TftsT1H0THEG " EF0TE y VIUUE
Laurel. Jan IL Folks here are mach
Interested in tie yi.it of Mr.. jay v alker'
of tic Delaware State safety Council,
who is expected ia town tomorrow, to
demonstrate tire correct and incorrect
ways Of crossing the streets The Public
Safety Committee Of Laurel has an
nounced that from | to 5 he will give
exhibitions on Market street and Central
avenue to which every one is invited
The committee is especially deslrous
Of having as many as possible Of the town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
NEWS or NEW ARk

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark Jan Is
AT the stockholders meeting Of the
Farmers Trust Co Tuesday, Harvey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16

and rural school children present to See
the exhibition They have also requested
that fhe drivers ol All automobiles pass
through these streets during the hours
named
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
MACCABEES' ELECTION.

Special Correspondence 81 Every Evening
Laurel, Jan l6-Sussex Tent No 5,
knights Of tie Maccabecs, has elected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16

7uests over he Weekend Misses tnud
Jones and katherine Rutherford. hoth 81
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
WILL HELP BILLY SUNDAY"

Special Correspondence Of Every Ey ening
Dover. Jan. Is. Rev Spencer skinner
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-03-04
WISCONSIN OPENS
UNION DRIVE

Badger Alumni in Wood County
will be asked to aid in putting the
Wisconsin Memorial Union Building
drive over the top in this section of
the state, and Percy DAILY, a former
student of the university has been ap-
pointed chairman of the drive for the
county. He will be assisted by Miss
Martha Piske in raising funds fer the
erection of such a building.
The need of a Union building for
the students at Madison dates back a
half score of years, when the Union
was first organized among the stu
dents and the alumni. Though some
money has been raised each year, there
has never been enough contributed tc
enable the Union to commence build
| ing operations 1t is now proposed tc
erect a substantial Structure of Bed
| ford limestone costing a half mil
| lion dollars. Wood county's quota ha!
been fixed at $4,000