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The evening world., 1920-06-19
Bases Opinion on Teams Pos
session of Two Pitching
Stars, CovaleSkie and
Bagby.
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

Amy team in the National LeaGie
that can keep two star pitchers near
top condition for four months can win
the pennant."
That remark was made by one OF
the most astute managers in the busi-
ness. He was discussing dope. ard
he figures one really great pitcher is
enough to land any club. either Amer
lean or National, in the first division
and two stars are enough to win a
championship or come near it.
Also he calculates that no star-;G
on team with a bunch of second
raters-can keep in top condition half
of the season. In other words, IL a
pitcher is unlucky enough to be with
team which has a mediocre second
string pitching staff. he will be
worked out in the effort to carry the
team.
On that basis Cleveland should
romp away with the American
League pennant. 1t has two stars
working well, and a bunch OF near
stars ripening who ought to be ready
TO pear the burden. This manager
figures however that CoveleslSie and
Bagby are liable to weaken under the
punishment of carrying the team dur
ing the first two months.
Let us examine into the statements
of this manager. But for the great
work Of Coveleskie, Cleveland wNuld
be trailing back in the second divis-
! ion. But for the remarkable pitching
| of Dutch Reuther, Cincinnati would
be in second place. But for Aiexan-
der's wonderful streak, backed by
Vaughan's winning sphsm, the Cubs
would be tail enders. Without Mead
ows, Philadelphia would be more
hopeless than 1t is. without Cicotte
The evening world., 1920-06-19
johnny Murray Training Hard for
Bout with CLANCY.

Johnny Murray. the knockout artist OF
Harlem. Is in strict training for his
twelve-rounder with Young Andy
Chaney of Baltimore. which is scheduled
Jersey City. Monday night. Murray
realizes that in order to further his
claim to battle with Johnny Kilbane
for the featherwelght championship he
must whip the Baltimore boy decisively,
hence he is leaving no stone untlrned
to get himself In the best possible shape
of his career. Monday nights pro-
gramme promises action. Georgie Ward.
an Elizabeth crack, viii meet Jimmy
Sullivan, the ex-amateur WelteTWeiRht
champion. Freddie Reese of BroolCiyn
will swap punches with Willie Curry OF
Staten Island, and Buddy Sprague and
Happy Howard, a pair OF middleweights,
Will furnish the remaining number.
The evening world., 1920-06-19
Wilson and BGrtfTeLd Matched
By NeWGrk Promoter for JuLY 1.

Tuner. the Indian, $500 Is box Lee Houck ten
rounds On June -. Ol course Turner. like any
other topuotcher. Immediately turned II down.
George Chaney the hArdhitting Lightweight Of
Baltimore who fights Joe yelling OF ChicaEo in
one Of the eEht round bouts % bo staged bv Jack
Hanlon at his Ng boxing club in PhiladelDhiA on
June q. Is EettnR into condition for the con-
test is Billy Grupp's gymnasium in Harlem.
Chaney is TO receive 81. zoo and welling 81 900.
Kid Norfolk. the aggressive and hArd-punchlnG
colored heavwweieht. has been Patnhsd to meet
JET CLARK. the colored heavyweight Of joplin No,
for fifteen rounds. 10 a decision. at an onen-
air boxing show 20 he brou6it Oft at Colufhbus.
o.. next Monday night. II the men do their
best the bout orEht 20 be a hummer as they
both are TaDid EHfTtezs.
Marty Collins Of the east side who has fouRf.
nearly all Of the good little fellows has patched
has decided to take him under his manaRmens
again. lewis IS trying hard to match Collins
with Joe IBnch. Pal Moore or Champion Pete
HeEman in a long distance bout.
The bad cut whch RalEh BSdy. the Syracuse
lightweisht received over his right eye by being
accidently butted by Edde Fitzsinynons in ,thsdr
DVuL ~ WAe -Aluhuiy n \. NA JeauHg Alty On Mt
Monday nigfrt will keen him out Of thesg game foi
at least two weeks. His next bout wan bs with
Rally De Eos for twedTe rOmiiB ht Lewiston. Me.
the second wook la July.
AlIEie Rather. who wal to have fousht Cham
pLn Johnny wiNSon At rhiladslphiA bat the bout
b-Tng called Oft OF account Of rainy Weathsr o.
wednesday and Thursday syniHzs, has beer
mabctlsd 10 meet s1lent Martin. tho deaf NUT
fiEhter. for ten rounds at the Flour City A. C
ID Rochester, n. Y. ON Monday might RAtne'
win receive q ERAntee with an option Of . par
oenraEs Of the gTos recaDtE.
Harvey Thorpe, the kansas City ilghtwesh
who has not fought for some time. will ge
back into the game again on the aiteTnoO
OF July g. He will take on Harry KuK. IN
| Western fighter. for ten rounds Al an ODei
air boIing show at Kansas City. Jack Brit
ton haa been signed up to meet the winner a
the same club on July 2T
Harry Neary OF tins city. Who is manager Of
| few fightem, has ilst been appointed match
maker Of a boxing club at Schenectady. y. Y
| Harry knows the game we'll cnOugh to make
suocess Of his position provided. Of course. b
! docs not repeatedly use his own fighters ia th
star bouts a. other matcthmakeTs have cone an
eventually killed their slab,
The evening world., 1920-06-19
RuTA wALLoPs LEEr HANpERs.

New York, of course, is wild over
Babe Ruth's hitting. The Babe is n
mile ahead OF his record of last sea-
son and, IL he can hold his gait to
the finish OF the year, he will come
close to fifty home runs.
The fact that he is playing on the
Polo Grounds, where the right field
stands are too close for good base
ball, has counted heavily in his IA
vor. OF his first fifteen home runs,
eight would have been home runs on
any grounds, and seven probably
would have been caught on long
fields, provided the outfielderS
played back far enough. OF his first
fifteen home runs, twelve were made
on the Polo Grounds, all twelve be-
ing drives to right. or right centre.
His hit off Snyder was, l firmly be-
lieve, the longest hit L ever saw con-
sidering the height to which the ball
rose. 1t looked as IL the ball would
clear the entire tier Of seats and go
onto the elevated road. Some of the
fellows claim otheIs of his drives
this year have been longer.
The remarkable tthng to me about
Ruth's hitting this year has not been
the number of home runs, but the
pitchers against whom they have
been made. He seems to be hitting
any kind of pitching-and hitting the
left handlers even harder than he Is
the right, although for years left
handlers who kept the ball fast and
high across his chest considered him
weak hitter. He has hit homers
off Pennock. Jones, Harper. Karr and
Bush of Boston; johnson, Zachary,
Carlson and Snyder of Washington;
Leonard and Dauss of Detroit; WIKI
inson Kerr and williams of Chicago,
and Weilman of st. Louis.
The Athletic and Cleveland pitch
ers have baked his home run hitting
That is an odd fact, for one of the
Athletic kids made a statement In
May that Ruth would not hit home
run off any of their pitchers this sea-
son.
The evening world., 1920-06-19
HERE'S A NEW ONE.

New ideas pop into the game ccca-
sionaliy. A kid catcher for the Uni
versity OF California team brought an
innovation East when the, Native
Sons came on to tackle the Eastern
colleges. He had a bull's-eye target
painted on the front of his chest pro-
tector to aid the pitcher in aiming.
In a game against Fordham he
seemed to be giving his signals by the
height at which he squatted or stood,
holding the target for the pitcher to
shoot at. The plan did not help the
control of the pitcher any in the
Fordham game, but it is one that
would be helpful to many pitchers,
especially on dusty days when the
plate is hard to locate from the
pitchers mound.
tCopyVisht. 1870. b. the Bell syndicats, Incl
The evening world., 1920-06-19
New Middleweight Champion
Will Meet Soldier in Sched-
uled II Round Bout.
Bg John Pollock.

Champion Johnny Wilson. the new
middleweight title holder, was match
ed to-day by Dave MacKay of the
Sportsmen's Club OF Newark to de-
fend his title in a twelve round bout
with Soldier Bartfield, the Brooklyn
fighter who has just returned from a
trip to Europe, where he fought sew
eral fights in France and the other
countries. They were signed up in
Philadelphia by MacKay, who went
there purposely to engage Wilson for
the contest. The bout will be fought
at the First Regiment Armory at
Newark on the night OF July /.
Battling. LeVinsky, legitimate light heavyweight
champion, ia no longer a boxing promoter. For
the second night in Secession he was forced to
postpone his open-air show at the baseball park
in PhilAdelphia on account OF the rain. and as he
lost 81, 900 by the postponements he concluded he
vas through with the promoting end and called
off the whole show. lie will stick TO fighting.
johnny Kfbans. tho feAtherRaisht champion
Who intends 10 retire from the boxing game al
the end OF this year and be the manager Of seV-
eral fighters In tho future. has Just added an
other fighter to hb list. lie Il Johnny kid
Wolfe. the Cleveland feAtherWelGht. Wolfe quit
Jimmy Dunn. the former manager. and Wunt 4
Rnbane 6ecause Dunn did not get bouts 70
him In the last few months.
II the weather is clear enough 10 pATmlt thi
holding OF an Open-alT boxing SLOW TO-DAY. Jacl
Iavlor. the liRhbWeiKht OF savannah. Ga. an6
Young Kloby Of Lawrence. Mas. will come 10
gether in a twelvetOund decision bout at J0hr
Csddg's biE arena at Lawrenoe. Mass. LAwle
made a hla hit with the fight fans OF that tow
by the great fight he Gaye JohnnY Dundee ther
and theS want 10 SEQ him clash with KlOJg.
FL Zelle. the boxing promoter Of Norfolk. Va,
is not likely 70 get any OF tho rea lgoOd tghtcI
In this section 20 COX az mis- club unless he IN
eroasss ha guarantee " tAem. Ne offered ca
The evening world., 1920-06-19

in a ring with me-" Benny told me.
Il won't pick them. Let them all
have . chance. Now that boxing is
opening up at home hope to have
several matches around New York.
I'm in very good condition now, and
a few weeks Of training and a bout
or two will put me in shape for any
contest I'm likely TO have. When
some youngster comes along and
slips over the winning punch on me.
The evening world., 1920-06-19
ShrelUd Baseball Manager
Thinks the CLeUeLGnds Will
ROn1p AUGy With Renndnt

the White SoX would appear lucky to
get into the first flight.
There 10 something in the man
ayers statement, but the flaw shows
up when one sees the Athletics, with
one OF the great pitchers still trail
ing. The star pitcher is a big asset,
but something more is needed to
make a winner
The evening world., 1920-06-19
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

First Race - ST. Allan, Alphee,
Gallagher.
Second Race-doaler. Tufter. Poor
Butterflies.
Third Race-tSerapis, The Bohe-
mian, Whitney entry.
Fourth RAoe-Aiad Halter Bonl-
face, Naturalist.
Fifth Race = Lion Dor. Levia-
than. Fruit Cake.
sixth race - Ralco. Dinna Care.
Rubidium.
The evening world., 1920-06-19
sn,d.r Ronch Win. Another,

At the Ocean Park 4. 4. OF Long
Branch last night Spider Roach OF
California won over Italian Joe Nc
Carthy. who weighed l4i pounds. Roach
1855 pounds, Roach won in
every. round. A.'-,
The evening world., 1920-06-19
browns score Ninth Straight Vic
tory.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.--,St. Louis
tralled Philadelphia for eight innings,
then mixed a delder's choice. a wild
for two runs and won by score OF 4 to
8. II was the Browns ninth straight
victory.
The evening world., 1920-06-19
Bn Robert Edaren.

oOgrshL q b. m PruP hHs q
finish his moving picture work in
- training number Of lightweight
matches.
any public
The evening world., 1920-06-19

New York 81 chIossO, 2.
Cleveland. o. WashIhstOh, 2.
DstFolt, 4; Boston. 0.
st. Louls, 4; Philadelphia, g..
GAMES TO-DAY.
New ISrk Al Chicago.
BoStoa At Detroit.
Waihlhs,oH At Cleveland.
Phlladslphla At St. LSulI.
The evening world., 1920-06-19

happens III be the first congratulate him.
long but when other
be the title.
ahca with
The evening world., 1920-06-19
NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
BuffAiO-Jovay City-RAln.
AkrOn-SyraOlBo-hain
IOgont2, ,, baltimore. 3. First game
Baltm0fe, II Toronto, T. gecond game.
HEADING. ~: Rodhaater, 4. Finat game
Rochester. 8; Reading g. Second game
Games To-day,
Buffalo a Jersey City. Two games
Akron AZ Syracuse.
Toronto at Baltimore
ROchater al leading.
Giants vs.. Pittsburgh. to-day, 3 p. N,
rolo Grounds. Adm. lSe 4 Sl,l0 incl taz, -Advt
The evening world., 1920-06-19
leonard, RETURNING TO RING,.
] SAYS HE'LL GIVE RIVALS
4 CHANCE TO WIN HIS TITLE

Doesn't Want to Hold Championship Another Fellow Can Show
Him He Is Better Fghter-Leach Cross Has Big Opinion
Of Benny and Ranks Him Better Than Joe Cans In His Prime.
The evening world., 1920-06-19
OF
THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
cIubt. W. L, PC. Clubs. W. L, PC.
cinolnnau ...7S a $50 PittSbarVh ,...2S 70 500
RrOoklyn ....2S a .II Boston ......2i IS .tH
~. louis. 80 a. .sSs New York. IN 30 .47S
Chicago ...H as .sIs PhIIadsIphIa, 10 81 .as2
eAnIs YESTERDAY.
New Vsfk. s; Pittsburgh, 4.
Philadelphia, o. 81. LOulS, 0.
BrOokIyh. chloaeO C~st srOuhdL.
BostOa. .clAeianhtI (ralHl.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Pit,buFOh at New NoFk.
chleaSs Al BFOoklyn.
oIaelhHatI at BostOH.
o.. LSUls at PhiladsIphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Clubs. W. 1. PC. Cuba. ". l.. PC.
cIsvsIand ...3s " 80 st. LoUlS. ...7s az 49,
nSu VOrk.. ST 70 80 WAIhInStOn. Ia 20 .iSo
chloaVo ....2s rs .sS5 Detroit ..,..,lS % .3SS
Bsstoa ....,2S ~ $40 PHILADELPHIA. ..Is 10 .2SS
The evening world., 1920-06-19

III. Zs,le. the boxing promoter Of Norfolk, Va,
is not likely to ge, any OF tho rea lgood fghtcrs
In this section 20 COX at MS club unless he IN
cruAsss hs guarantee " tAem. lie offered Clay
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
OLD FASHIONED ALMANAC

Ever try to get one of the old fashioned almanacs that used to be so common? It will not be as easy as you imagine. It used to be that every drug store counter was cover ed with them, and all you had to do was to just help yourself. Not so now. Comparatively few f them are being printed, probably not more than a quarter of the number formerly. The high cost of paper has something to do with it, and so has the action of the Federal government in the strict enforcement of the National Prohibition act against the manufac- turers of certain proprietary medicines which are largely composed of alco- hol. These manufacturers were among the most popular of the almanac pub fishers. But they have been forced to change their formulas, and the radical changes made in their busl- ness have in many instances induced them to discontinue their almanacs. Not more than half dozen different almanacs can be found in Little Rock today.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
ATIONAL GUARD
 FORMALLY ORGANIZED

c.o organization of the Arkansas
 .:oral Guard has been formally
 sor;zed by the War Department.
 nos merged into the regular units
 .he Army in the Great War, and
 ,r organized body of troops ceased
 twist nearly three years ago.
 rh. Department has authorized one
 .;ment of Infantry, now being or
 .;,ed as the 5tn Arkansas Infantry
 battallion of engineers, now be
 organized IS the Ed Arkansas
 ss;neers Battalion; and one ambu-
 nee Company, motorized.
 A Federally recognized state staff
 .nthorized to consist of one colo
 three majors; Quartermaster
 orns two majors, two captains, 10
 rcpants: Ordinance Department, 2
 .iors one sergeant; Medical De-
 ,rtment. one major, one sergeant, rd the necessary quota of privates
 each.
 The organizatin, equipment training nd administration of these units will
 performed by Federally recogniz-
 National Guard officers, under the Irveillance of the War Department, [hjch, through the operation of the Militia Bureau, is fostering efficien- N and preparedness in the National buard.
 l The officers will be selected in so |ar as the interests of the service are Sermissable, from the personnel the National Guard Reserve. This com brises former officers of the United Bates Army who demonstrated capa- biIty in their respective grades in he regular service during the recent ar.
 Under laws enacted by Congress, |he members of these units will be paid for their services as National Guard when not in the service of the |tate or of the United States at the |ate of $500 a year for captains and lll officers of higher rank, $240 a Iear for first lieutenants, $200 year Tor second lieutenants, and 25 per lent of the regular army pay author |zed by law for the enlisted grades. 10 qualify for this pay, it will be required that a man attend AS or more periods of drill, or other instructions lnnually When in actual service r lttending encampments, manouvers or argetpractice, members of these units will be paid as prescribed by the reg liar army. The 9th Arkansas Infantry shall Onsist of the officers, headquarters ompany, including band of 28 pieces, f one officer and 58 enlisted men; a nachine gun company of 4 officers md 53 enlisted men; a supply com any two officers and 29 enlisted aen; twelve companies of three off CTS and 100 enlisted men each; a. nedlcal department of 4 officers and ] enlisted men.
 The total strength of the regiment nll be 566 officers and 1861 en- sted men.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15

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 pure cod
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS
 TO NEVADA COUNTY CONTEST

The undersigned firms and indlvld- uals of Prescott have contributed the amount opposite their names, in ad- d;tion to what has already been pub lished. The very fact that they have given this is enough to show that they are interested in the education of the aL;IIror of Nevada County.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
1. Prescott Daily News
 PubIished by !. News Printing Company

Lad as second class naaia mat ,'., ".rsmbsr 4th, 1905, at the post
 \ M 4 Prescott, Ark, under the act c.ueress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
BIG INSURERS CHOOSE EQUITABLE

An examination of the proofs of death Ill cohneo'io with A claims for $5OOO0 and paid by the Equa be in 199 develops the interesting fact that these pro minent successful business men carried total Ill ii companies of S5 19o of which $931794o or oo per cent in the Equitable
 The EquitabLe Life Assurance Society 05
 ASSETS S612OOOOOO.
 H. ". Huskey, Agent or 2. /. Bean'
 Prescott, Ark0nsas
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-15
Cerfain-teed Week
 March 15.2O

is a week devoted by dealers every. where to the display of Certain-tecd Products which contribute to the pro- per construction of new buildings and the improvement of old ones.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-16
A ''DAlSY" Lot of Shoes

are these we are showing just for Sprngand at Prices
that need no further argument just come in and slim na
believer in the Miller's Shoes " Noe urn
Ladies dark brown Oxfords with low rubber heels sooo
Ladies dark brown Oxfords with military heels s11 M
Ladies patent leather Pumps with low heels 90
Ladies patent leather Pumps with French heel, O. ~
Misses patent leather Pumps with low heel and &C M
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-16

we recommend to all
superior merits OF these oneST ONE
vince them that the Pictorial Patterns fully W.
taton they are enjoying all country ~ 0 Aepu-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
COURT RECESSES
UNTIL TOM0Rn0
Remainder Of Term Devol
To Chancery Proceedings

Circuit court recessed yester,
evening until tomorrow morn
when, II is believed, the prison
who have entered pleas of gu|
will be sentenced. The term \
probably not ADJOURN before "A
day noon.
Late yesterday afternoon 3.
Bradford gave bond of $500. u
Harry Wyatt, surety, for his
pearance at the April term. Jul
Woods did not pass on the dem
rer which Attorney Clarence =. N
tin argued to the indictment rctq
ed against Bradford.
The demurrer TO the bill tn
case of Ray Barney VS.. SENATOR
c. Mclntire was argued and
court took the matter under con-
Grafton. The plaintiff contends Y
he was to share In the attorl
fees collected by Mr.. Mclnt
while they were business partnN
Chancery matters will reQs
tho courts attention during the
mainder of the term.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
Edwin c. Henshaw.
County Aaent-Paul n. Teal.

SENATOR OEOuQd. OF North i}AkOld.
The provisions of this bin call for
release of all government control
over the price of wheat and requires
the grain corporation to wind up its
affairs without delay. The bill Is
sponsored by certain Senators who
feel that a REIMBURSEMENT Of control
by government would allow the price
Of wheat to so up. On the other
hand j. II. Barnes. L. 5. Wheat hi
rector. states that the total collapse
Of overseas finance during the past
few DAYS and the consequent stop
page of export trade from the United
states might mean a tremendous de.
crease in the price per bushel of
wheat which is kept in this country.
There seems to be two sides to the
question. with neither side absolute
ly able to prove that the other Is
Illogical.
leadership.
AGaiu We take occasion to speak OF
the organization OF the American
Farm Bureau Federation which took
place at Chicago last November. the
prrPo'e Of which WAS Ia bring into
being n national organization which
would he made ap ef the farmers Who
ara members Of the county Farm Ra-
redus throughout tho nation. The
details Of the Organization do not in
tegest the general pu@je Ehe spirit
OF a meeting of So lleSe body of
representative farmers. however Is
of concern to the whole 0aOOu.
The welcome address Vas siven lay
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
HERE'S PROOF
A Martinsbure Citizen Tells of His
Experience,

You have a right TO doubt state.
ments of people living far away but
can you doubt Martinsburg endorse.
ment?
Read it:
Chas. W. Davis, prop National
Garage, Winchester Ave, Martins
burg, says: 4 have used Doans Kid
ney Pills off and on for quite awhile
getting my supply at Shepherds
Drug Store, and have been greatly
benefited by them Often | have suf-
fered from sharp cutting pains
through my backs together with
dull. heavy ache. which nagged me
day after day. My kidneys were too
frequent in action and the kidney &C.
cretions bothersome. When I have
had any of these complaints, box
or so of Doans Kidney Pills have
proven sufficient to cure the attack. ="
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Davis had Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. Y. \. L
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
In MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance OF our
mother, Mrs. Susan II. Folk, who died
October .. 1904, sixteen Neats ago:
\ precious one from us has gone,
\ voice We loved Is stilled.
4 place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be dlied.
Dearest loved one. We have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace.
But thy memory will he cherished
TIL we see thy heavenly face.
by her children.
IT. George Mary and Harry.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
5oTA WEDDING ANNIvERsAl

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nicode1
celebrated their 50th wedding al
ycrsary quietly at Brunswick,
comfy. II was originally plannl
10 have all the children pred
with their families. but owing to
very disagreeable weather,
guests were present. They HI
seven children and twelve gra
children.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
CLu6BED % RATS

John lIarries, keedysville, XII
IS rats with club. While remov
corn from a crib he saw sew
rats. Closing the door he was an
cd 10 see scores Of rats coming
ward him IN groups. Seizini
club, he dealth blows right and
He slaughtered 2S, but many m
got away.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
lADLe SOLD FOR $1,000

4 silver punch ladle used
George WASHINGTON while he \
president, was purchased for VI
at sale of Washington relies
New York city at the galleries.
he American Art Association
ladle was one Of the pieces of sil
presented TO Washington by \
citizens Of New York and was v
nj the first inaugural RECEIPT
here.