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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-06-04

Raleigh.-Dr. Paul Neal. acting
health officer for Raleigh and Wake
county, announced a free vaccination
for smallpox, whooping cough and ty.
phold, and the Schiek test for dip
iberia will be given on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
The vaccinations will be continued
as long as there is any demand for
them.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-06-04

Fayetteville. body OF young
man, apparently of foreign extraction,
was found on the Atlantic Coast Line
tracks here at an early hour with the
head entirely severed from the body
and one leg cut off.
From effects on his person the
young man was named N. Skicko, Of
New York. He is thought to nave
fallen from a southbound freight.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-06-04

Fayetteville Atlantic Coast
Line passenger and express train
crashed through Cape Fear river
bridge on the cross-ties without leav.
ing the bridge and without injury to
any of the passengers or crew. when
the cars eft the rails Ave hundred
yards south of the bridge just after
the train had left the Fayetteville
yards on its run to Richmond.
Durham.--Hollie Bowen. IA year-old.
son OF Ed Bowen, OF Rougemont, Duv.
ham county. was instantly killed when
struck by tightening.
The accident occurred during a thun.
der storm. The boy with his father
and two brothers, Ed and James, were
covering a pile Of fertilizer with gal
vanized iron.
tightening flashed.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-06-04

MISUNDERSTANDING last will and
testament OF the late Ex-Governor 4.
b. Glenn, was filed for probate with
the court clerk.
The estate is valued at ;l50000 Ne
son, Chalmers l.. Glenn. of this city
and son-in-law. d. 4. Hoffman, OF Mt.
Airy, are named as executors.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-06-04
Want WInston.saIem Postms.ter.bi,

"aHe WInstoh-SHIem PostmastershIp
Winston-Salem.--It Ia not definitely
known Just how many applications
have been sent to Washington for
the Winston.Salem postmastership.
Blanks were sent here from the post
office department to several.
Among the known candidates for
the appointment to succeed Postmas.
ter r, 8. Galloway, who recently sent
In his resignation, effective July /,
include Assistant Postmaster J. r.
Walker. Clerk L. G. Cherry and Let
ter Carrier Irwin Fulton.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-06-04

Chapel Hill.-Professor d. d. Car
roll, acting dean of the school of COM
merce at the University OF North Car.
DINA, has been appointed one OF tina
three delegates Of the North Carolina
yearly meeting OF Friends to a worlds
conference OF Friends to be held in
London, August 1870, and is now
making preparations for his trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
LOCAL LABOR
UNIONS AWAITING
MOVE Contractors

No nfw deVelop-ne1-s Regarding
ne walk ON n -he nerune-s n ms
Painters mon 40. a4l q ms c.-v
which occurred yesterday auc he
contractors womb uu1 discuss M
aI-ua~ior 1eEpTlG he @ac- -na- -tr.r
Aau Offered ms painters . cents IN
Holr -1 counter PROPOSE. To -ns DE-
-uI1uL to- 40 Cents.
1rf = -he Contractors -ctusae 70
ro-1m., himself II lry WV. no-
NEnllo ne discuss any unase NJ the
affair -tavpnc tfe u1err srErsrnenr
-hHt -u-rne- developments were *
p-c-so WITHIN d few uavs. Il s m
ue-s1oou -hl- ne contractors viii
1nse- LIS evening "a discuss -he
1uz-ley ana decide l4pon Il ..o1-se Of
ac-IOf.
The demand Of ne Carpenters
Hior aor Sc cents nas p+-au also rrl-
wrth = counter (s~ugosal ~ = ..,,r,s
r" -he CONTRACTORS Il / unuersroas-.
TrIs whole 4fsEir seems 70 ae 50
HIl~pudeG II secrecy -tIlzt NJ -ra1e--,f.l
lncts have been unveiled. Il cannot
~ learned wre-hn~ ne -,:.-r.,7r1 e--r
-1lnr Ias -nr Sanction N -ErI1ar
neauau&r-evs " u0- nm Il Is known
MAJ -he carpenters have ser7- -tle1-
demand 70 ms CONTRACTORS ana are
waiting neT-eiop-nerIs- According 70
onF o- -l.e contractors. tIs currar-
-e~s have sIEulraC -hel- intentions
~ wo-EIn- Unit. Saturday night %
give -hel- committee -Ine 70 come
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02


The baseball mug aaS sure .auaer II
discussing win I'D ao. enthusiasm I'm
uues-loE Is 10 whether here VI, log IL
-roLiet ea~lEt ~ whether -is -v-ils-iI.
iearle v-l3- come INTO tte1rE 1lEz.l~ ms
~also- friends NJ au-~ propositions
.-~s l--cu.n= me rErIpls s-oou T1olIl1s or
her .avO-i-es VIII vI1-- - paoule 4
-avo~ II -ua ~viIgEt- ieGErfe ,-I5-Tr
''~ar1e sav C. -vjl1Gf-- taa-=ue IS i11ros-
siofa nT account ri me 4a&ir-t ~ ne
QEviIE-ll SAVING nlaI 10 Vazs IT on
E-~ess We NAG & league severn .-eErs
slgc wneu hare WAS m such -hInE as
daylight saving Considered anc we for'-
s=e any reasur VIZ we ~ar have one
rms 77ea~- BESIDES. vne~e Is re money
coming ron ~ france Il team y -ne
--nllev IeEEu.. .Auc e u-le comes into
being T. AlSlys-1 viii he othe- tiIree
cities come through win oue9@''
The --n!iev tearue proponents come
marx with -hs proposition -ha- ne "
lIEi-- IeaEue uoes nor uu- IT q <aE-
enough 8-anc Oh pal or .ne .a1s. They
want e see rzua where cne -csut,
car-0t Re <o-ecasrec win almost COR
7liete su-r-v before the contest Games
of IN 10 70 . order - ms ike 90 nm
fold a --cn- deal q interest Te~ he TN
o-i-1-
F-otfrwirs .t,e onfrtors n some NJ ths
ans n me ci-,. men VIM taRe more
man g passing iHteTes- IT baseball ana
Hilo want what thev consider the bes1
oilrEirahie-
Barr FOLSOM me veteran HaseBsu en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

3s+o-e VIE HaE 1tfs Dzv-Iisr- Saving
Man we naQ Z rviiisu- league ENG
1Ian LINE 70 play seven guud innings
If baseball and ! baiieye -hA1 -hs
twilight League Is wnEI Lne pubic
zvEn-. : was talking with lapU-Iug
mzn Wsanes6sy ana ne sal1 1na1
tns twilight League Ers every one
chance 10 see baseball, especially
/, hose WORKING, while 4 they wzu1e1
q SEE 1rulieT leaEue hall they Zrould
nave ID leave of wa-K anc '1uss
LINE. the games beEruu,ur earlier.
Inner Wilder, wrlp thoroughly ts-
lieves n baseball. rsniisl when 1rrs
QUESTION WEE asked cim: On rEIE-
ing with several fans 7 tint -trs ser
-IT1elII 61rnnC 1pr Lts twilight
League ! 11-Ia they were satisfied
with 1he brand Of hall # we all
really want baseball tins suurer
each faction sfrol1ld get together anu
decide on winch II stlaE De. Eher IL
pull Logelher
EidAr Hank sayg: an certain
1roTn what ] pick III the demand Is
1or -roilsv League The peonfe
generally free. thai TINS 192D IS r7pe
Ior real baseball ant they cfpra-
rriIE -ne sn-calieG twilight L.aaEue
SATISFIES the public. 7 near stated ~
Z. gpBu merry that LtTe large humble,
Of summer visfrprs wfrp qass their
SUMMERS IL this locality arr artrnc--
20 1y Trolley League. they cnrne
INTO Ire FUwn Enc patruu.zs me
merchants end thai, aside from re-
l--nELIon offered by nassnaI. Is al
affFaIItage % business men ! feel
I Itlgf ri1eEe Is M iipup. there VII tss
Z Trolley League.
L. IT Weston stated ms views az
Ehe matter as follows: J much IRE
Ter cns twilight League N. ACCOUNT
n tht enjoyment 7 nag rrn1r If Igst
snmmer
Leon Lame cEu-easec f.ls se,r-i-
merits Is 1ntlowy: F,-nrr vna4
hive heard along -he street ! aer't
-fIl1k -he people viii back Z TroiIe,
League t'ecouss Of ths crnerse b.
1rS Ioo l1rre. Il fact t never was
Stee+-sss lnd 7 -tTIuK VIZ oIIzr- to
nave -he TwilIE-- league.
Tbs suggestion mat ~. -wo Tar
rialls Interested IL baseball Ct Hi
I s-e-he, ma decide which VIII s.a--z-,.
--us-lIs-1 ms summer IS good one
In Il woula bs q Eooa .dea 10 mi
lCr LII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

The month"; meeting q he Winthrop
branch u me rubjic Health Nursing
sa-rice uf me Eeo C-oss viii ne hald
next Monuav evening Al tbs Horne y
Mrs Il X Stevens II so
Mrs ora Maxim HaS bear ms guest
NJ lle- mother Mrs Nellie N Maxwell
o.. F7--tianC several rIavs his week
-ftt Auction -1un was entertained
"Wednesday afternoon Al the hnrne ~
Mrs Z = Stu-revaut Mrs T,ena Nc
1i-rv nau the highest score Tor the ait
arnnon. Delicious -et-esnnlsn1s were
served
Mr. ana Mrs cTer--s :. Wilson are
passing & Few davE4 AT Portland.
Mrs =. X Stevens mas returned rom
3anEn- yvhere st1e ana Mrs. Nellie r
Stanter nad ne pleasure ~ listening 70
Mrs. sau1oiueste Funk % Chicago. Mrs.
STANLEY has returned 70 Hsr WINTER
nome IN Florida
AT ENJOYABLE ren-lau rarcE was aei6
ThuTsnRy aTtsrnDon al lhs tlorna ~ Mrs
arthur Briggs. Apou- 60 were T1-sssTI-
Dainty ret-eshulsuIs were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Cunv High Nofes

The z-ans. rner ilal q gooo WORKOUT N
hangar street resIerGzy aftGEHOur-
Some o. he novE were lame. nr- ms 5
wearing OF. The frrst o. nez- week =
is utaurfec TIC practice starts ann mt
men viii nc divided according 70 The
events II winch they arr % enter a1Ic
will nut IN WORT earning tils INC pom =
~ their respective speciAltJ@s New
man, Brennan ana HunnevreA are WORK
sr,r our Il the shetput
The hassnall team han practice II
ASSEMBLY hal yes1e-ria5- afternoon IN
der he direction u cOaef IloInFasnfl-
The coach GIVE ttie boys d tax o11 nc
m % sliding bases,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
TASSALBORO

GROSS aILL-Clarenc Jones Ie1t
Eov-r THURSDAY for CONNECTICUT
wnere NJ mas employment II q rub
aer factory,
Scuonls II ms vicinity commenced
-I3ndav with Mrs. dIld~d Perkins
as 1eacnsr gf me Cross Hill school,
auG Mrs. Smith u WaLa-v.IIe II he
T7erte. district.
Flank ROBINSON and Mrs. Carrie
Arnes were VISITORS recently al tire
lleure Of Hr and Mrs " n Cant
Mrs. Paysen EohniuS Of Augusta
listed Friday with her sIster Mrs
ira austin returning 70 her .nne
SATURDAY.
NJ ant Mrs. It. u Coht u Vas
sallsarn Were callers Thursday after
NOON II Mr.. ana AIRS 7. Z. Aarnes
ana family
Mrs A. II. Austin VINO has neer Oh
he sex list IS improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

-nuslas-. WIS askec wna- ne 1houGn-.
and -ep4feu -he sentiment Is growing
stronger ere~r dav roy q --p!ley league
YET Hear il rom Yer. Quarter. --un
BUSINESS dix p~nf essloual men. The
line IS -1pe fu. ne t51-le oIa --oIlsv
leaEue. "a east -n-ee cites I-rf n-ac
ideally pledged 70 nuc IL cams
-ia--F Jones. who IS * loya. AUGUSTA
~oo-er auo --ners wnen T. comes 70
aas=n4l. nope. Saws me sentiment Is
s-ruTlr or z --oIlay lsaElga Ws should
have eau maze II mostly o. local
-}ar- ~ continents arr 10 starr -ue
DC --C4,ef lsaEue composed u Augusta.
-t---lrvq..i.. .5a-Ulrar ana vIn-n-uu
There ara ssF-e-;-. =ood r7er IN -tle at-v
fo- ne loaa- rean. Win ever man
7-to aTreuus having ~ az goes -h-uu-h
n sale !. shou., MT ne uecassa--
70 collect money along the street wne.-
ne managers re- 1ogerner 1hez should
au- to~E0- 70 Csf "a little uuErnen- ana
-eIp srI)un-t hem
E-'anE Condor president u ne Angus
Ia ~wiiiGn1 league iast season. saws.
Heijare mat after everything mas naer
I'd. -ns Question q Z -~oliev lsnEue
augusta --a-~ovrs downs q z uuas-
2 nj flDaucIa- support. # rms -Irar-
c.al support III he obtained me icaEuc
10 count woul6 re "a Success A -ur--
auSn carvass should ne rnade n III.
VIM are Ir1e~esreu 70 ne extern n SUB
sr-iuIn- 0one~ 10 hire u!avers and
vvner thls IS done il win be saHv IL. I'LL
aIde Of 10 wnetre~ augusta car nave
& raan y --olje- league
John :. 0'C'ouueE .or Jack IS
z DYED II che won baseball sar and
when asszed wraI ne thought regard
lr,- the matter SAID n substance:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Girls Club Nmes

-i1a members of the newly Imprinted
,,,,,,I,c.-v committee NJ lhe Augusta
Giris' Cau,1nun1tv -1iut arc - meet a Z
O'Clock THIS evening u- LlaA -iD1
l...sn-e rtae -esuiar clup meeting opens
This evening al ms ciuo TvU-it-a-s,it
night viii I've observed he same as was
las, wees hecause rne-s arr istirli9e
AZ Is-sle tasks about the clubhouse thai
should ne done.
~. uessnesds~ evening dancing
niasses have been suspended fu- me
,,-.cent Each Menday evening mere
- general dancing III the CLUBHOUSE anu
81 me rnnr1rers are very welcome.
Miss c.u-rnne Paine. executive sec7eta-
-, af she Girls Climb. wefl1 10 Water
,.;yse THURSDAY for me dav. where sne
attended to matters al business 'rerta1ra-
So rs he wars-rslie CITY Girls Cfun. !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
WINTHROP
mstnoslsr Quarterly Conference


tie iou~LL quarterly conference n-
me Methodist IDlsccps- r-1J-c-- vas
neid II he enu7cr Neu-Iesusy e'.ei1II-=-
~ u, 2 -iDi-- d-st-I-, supar!1-- el'ta-.--
presided REPORTS n committees -o- Al.
pasI Te2- were MADE he -ero-- o-
me Woman Foreign A-lss1a1ia--T =
cIe-7 showed .tslz- II Haa -aIseo S7S. -,tls
~e0o-t ~ ne Wor1er iDTnf Nilsson
- >ec.atr ~i5owec sl44o" -T2-nl'zr ne
Efforts 2 he pAsl0- Ell1- A-s- i'el---
FoI-' none" @ion=n was collected Vt
-earf 7Eo .oT q lie lIIe1Eias-sr-Ir II nc
omen Foreign Missionary Society,"
Ait ms 'eaT II ne NoIf@r-s home
'--ssioiis-@' So1-s-' +'le hLk ao-1'e-e1
-'s'1'4' -''n''Ef 2 F+''.'-cA' T''e''l TT
aifIH- 50 ma ever EeAr as org Is -''F
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

entertained The members uf he Iaar-
KIN. ciub ane their families III her
noTne SATURDAY. evening. Suurer WAS
served anG the evening was pRssea
very PLEASANTLY. THE ue1 meeting
viii be Isid w1sh Mrs Ida McAlIss-a
ter Aurn L. -----------------
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

THE -eguiar meeting q the OauEn-
-e-r Of Veterans viii he feld II go
O'Clock this T-1a2y evening II 4. a.
z hall All members arr requested
IT, he present 4 possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

weeias. Mrs Alice Hcc5es DYER viii
leach the village school
Virginia. me -wt.-y ear-olo tlauSis-
TER ~ ny anG airs Aruolc EIUn1 fell
from t'tslly Tliestias breaking nsr
arm a. The elbnw
MIE- Wentworth 2eHss pleasantly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

Misses Martha zn6 Mabel Robbins u
wellesley College are passing tfiei-
March vacation with -helr Er1ndpa-
--rrs. NJ. anr M-s. o. 2 lopbius.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

8e-ne-- Cunningham o. WarerrIlle
was mere Thursday on MS WIN 10 1-uTls-
wick ant Bath On q several aayF' bush
ness -rr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

THE marriage Intentions Of Edmond
-ouloruns ENC Ne.viua -acn2nce, uo-h
~ ANGUISH were FLED Thursday IL ne
Office OF the CITY clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

Dr. Forrest c. T~sorl- superintendent
% the AUGUSTA stare hospital WITS IL
Skownesan Thursnzy Ior me day or
DusIyssEs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

L c Williams Of Aunu-n WIS a vis-
1tn- u this CITY THURSDAY on Iua--eerF
NJ . business nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
BTRNH-AM
E-as1us :. Araies

E1-aseus L BraleE. d lifelong resi-
dent n the eastern ua~- ~ tne town
ant q hIEnly respected citizen. dieG
e. ms home SUNDAY His hsalth IIaC
heen impaired for q FEW Years unc
fo- sez-e-ui months ne MAD suffered
from heart tronnls. he suffered q
FaralyIIc shock TWO weeks ego. from
which ne ciid not rally. He is sur
z-fved ny q widnw. Mary Braiey. one
daughter. Mrs. Gladys LasselI. enc a
brother. Sullivan 8raiey 81 Tins yov-n-
Funeral services were held from ms
lars home "Wednesday afternoon.
Ter. AIR. Ber-rnan u Unity official
Aug anc in1ermen1 was MADE IL the
cemetery near Reynolds corner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

F-nnc,s C,ayoue-rs d ms CITY IS
SUPPLYING as Gay clerk q Ho1eI
North 1or Z snu-r Luns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
=-,rss. April :. 1SI.


Miss Helen smith wen Z WstLe--7-ii
THURSDAY fpr ms day M n1sness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL
-eiepsrone rs

Carus Of thanks. oa7-ua-T notices, RS
oiu-IDnE u respect, etc VIII e
charged 81 The -EIs Of Ten CENTS ta2+
llnt. 20 charge less ~AaL Z cents
Subscribers VIM tail 70 receive me
Journal promptly will confer u 1aFor
by notifying -hs Office immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

l T. Townsend u Waterfalls was :
business caller THURSDAY II THIS cIty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
LOCAL NOTICE

Ss,,nrser. &. a T. hall sat, 10 d D
..,,ies q q. 4. IT, 6 cents aEir-1-l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

Mrs Jennie Evans af Fairfield Is
VISITING her SISTER, Mrs. Cary Gee,
Schools IN town viii open nexf
doulixy altar q gs1ralicn u SsHe-al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-28
ANOTHER PICKFORD DIVORCE

Los Angeles, Cay, Aug. 28.-Lot-
tie Pickford Rupp, film star and sis
ter of Mary Pickford Fairbanks, will
appear before Jfage Grail in Superb
or Court Saturday to fight for di-
yorce from Albert G. Rupp, New
York broker.
Rupp has thus far failed to answer
the divorce complaint filed by his
wife several weeks ago, and indica-
tions Friday night were that the &C
ton would not be contested. Legal
separation will be asked on the
grounds of desertion and nonsup-
port. i,
Mary Rupp Pickrord, 4-year-old
daughter of Rupp's, was recently
legally adopted by her grandmother
Mrs. Charlotte Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-28
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. *.

sn,ttr North
New York Jacksonvill"
sSJ a. m . ~ g.. L. :. 1870 p. IA :.
Washington Richmond
a.32 a. III. :. Coaches only -
tAlcxandrin- Quantco- fredericksburg
and local hcyond.)
Washiugtor l;ichmond
7a7 a. III. ... G.oc:lJ 49,. l1.J2 a. m.
New York Atlanta Jack son%illr
9.I7 a. m . IS. y. ID =. S.55 =. m.
Washington Quanjic
1850 "A. III. 80. hncaD -. 1856 y. m.
Neutrality-suspicious.
llI1 a. m . tEXprcSsJ :. SIS p, m.
Washington-Q uantico
k3.le p. m. >. tLocaD :. as p. NIX
New York augusta Florida
$40 p. III. :. CA. c. j." $40 y. m.
INSTRUMENTATION birmingham
517 u. m. . IS. 4. I.) -. l2 noon
Washington Richmond
5.27 u. IN. 80. nocaD 80. 1.31 +. m.
New York Tampa st. Petersburg
SIT y. m >. (S. \. L. =. a.20 II. m.
New York -lacksonviile-St Petersburg
OF D. m. So. "a. .. Id go. 80 a. m.
Washington fredericksburg
1910 midnight IocaD go. 500 Il. m.
Richmond-W Washington
......... (EXpress) 49,. 2.1S y. n.
k Saturdays only.
s. D. Shelton, Ticket Agent. Alcxan-
dria. Va j. B. Mordecai. Traffic Man
ager. Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-28
NAT GOODWIN DIED INSOLyENT

New York. Aug. 2S-The estate of
Nat C. Goodwin, actor, was declared
insolvent today when Nathan!c!
Goodwin, his father and administro-
tor, filed an accounting. With assets
en- only $685., the father said his
sons liabilities Will exceed Sl3.OOo.
Some of the larger debts are claims
from Paris millinery shops, New
York tailors and summer rescr. no.
t,i: Thousands u shares Of mining
sod. tw:ied by Gocawin are worth
less.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-28
Rockefeller Nearly kills"
I Boatman With Two Dollar Tip.

Saranac Lake, N. Y, Aug. Is
"That is the most fun I have had for
ten dollars in twenty years. SAID
John D. Rockefeller, as he stepped
;jauntily from "a motorboat at the
Paul Smith Hotel landing this after
noon. The aged but active oil king"
then pleased Leo. Kelly, who piloted
Mr.. Rockefeller and his party on a
two-hour trip through the upper and
lower Stregis Lakes, by handing him
a SO bill. The SO DILL was not all
for Kelly. Eight dollars was for boat
hire and two dollars was kellyis tip.
Kelly nearly died of establishment,
for John DIS reputation as to tips is
limited to nickels and good advice.
Mr.. Rockefeller has been visiting
his brother, William Rockefeller, at
the latter's camp near Paul Smiths.
On the trip he manifested great in
terest in sights around the lake and
Kelly noticed that he observed dis
tant objects without glasses more
easily than any one else in the party
Stops were made at the camps OF
Mrs. Whitlaw Reid and DR.. Jane.
A motorboat owner who has been
grumbling at paying SO cents gal
lon for gasoline in che Adirondacks
ventured to inquire of Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter if gas was ever going to be any
lower.
"Not so long as the public con-
tinues to consume more than the
wells in the country are producing,
replied Mr.. Rockefeller, with grin
that motorist might describe as
sardonic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
=. F. CARVER & COMPANY

l.. T.. IAN " EN- q SoNAi 49,
500 block South Fairfax street, So
looms ana bath, frame, in coed co"-
l:ticn, painted ard papered. can BE-
purchased on smah cash paymer.
a!srce as rent. price $2250.
1000 Queen street. This property
as Just been put in thorough cor
iit;cn and will make fine home fer
NV ore. $500 cash balance monthly
Price $3.50.
800 block North Fairfax, two five
.ccm frame houses, close to Torpec:
Plant. Price each 1919.
300 block North Alfred street
even room brick, electric lights
aree alley in rear, etc. only $4,000.
300 block North Alfred street, two
story frames. fine location in cer-
Ter of city, each $4,000.
20C block Gibbon street. A fine
title six room brick, repaired inside
ard cut, only S2350.
400 block North West Street, finc
title 2 story frame in good condition
on exceptionally easy terms. Price
$4,000.
Del Ray
Six room frame bungalow, bath,
electric lights, large lot, etc, Just
completed, fine home. Price S475o.
Five room frams bungalow, all
modern improvements, electric range
with. house. large lot, all for S4Ioo
Six room frame bungalow. all mod
I'm improvements, hot water heat.
Price $3.50.
Six room frame bungalow just COM
yieted all modern improvements,
2r:cc $4,000.
Five room semi bungalow. frame
'arge rooms. all modern improve
nent. $4,000.
Cottage Park
Six room frame cottage. all modern
Improvement, corner. out buildings
'arge grounds and the price far below
what is would cost to construct,
only S7650.
Five room frame bungalow, al
modern improvements, built by own
ar. garage. Price $4,000.
These properties should interest
avery ere wishing a home as the
orices are low and very easy terms
can be made Let US show them to
YOU.
Z. E. CARVER & COMPANY
127 North Fairfax Street
Phone 1872