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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Confined.

ESPECIALLY SELECTE Z
Chevy Chase.
PRICE, SO, 700. Detached, rooms aud bath,
h:-w.h.. cleo, good floors; double garage
Near car line. Terms
PRICE, $4,000. Just of Conn. ave-, on beau
tiful wide street. Detached. on lot 5Ox13O.
z rooms and two baths, glassed-in porch,
PRICE. $4,000. Delightfully."- located, near
the circle Just west of Conn. ave De
tached. 28 feet wide, with large rooms,
h.-w.h., elec., garage.
Saul's Addition.
PRICE, $4,000. Semi-deetached brick OF G
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.. cleo, hardwood
floors; garage on lot 100 feet deep. Good
PRICE, S13, 500. Beautiful home just of 18th
st. rooms and Q baths: h.-w.h., cleo /:
glassed and screened-in porch; hardwood
floors; open fireplace; garage
PRICE, $16,7 Located charming De-
catur st. Detached on lot 45xI40. large
rooms and baths; 2 sleeping porches
breakfast porch; h.-w.h.; elec.; garage.
Cleveland Park.
PRICE, S12, 500 Newark ST. Semi-detached s.
room house, with h.-w.h.. elec. Immediate
possession. Near line.
PRICE, $14.T50. Lovely corner home, 27 feet
wide, completely detached, on So foot lot
rooms and baths; elec.; steam heat;
oak floors.
PRICE, SIS, ,25O On woodiey road. near Ca
thedral. Detached on lot 60 feet wide S
rooms, cleo, open fireplace; 2-car garage.
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$4,000.
GENTLEMAN'S SUBURBAN HOME
of city s - 6edTDn; ana 1as
Is 5s!s .sSaae @ la s9 M Ren1: @ %
f 1 Some EDsrh
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$I75oo.
CHEVY CHASE, D. {.
west 3 of Conn s 6 Gouns @ D. |
ppoehes p% % large ard wit shadet
NEAR I1th STREET AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
.
$4,000.
NEAR 18th AND N STS. NV.
S. cellar pe 1 se fsas rps 'f % ia i % %
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DETACHED PETWORTH HOME.
roonsan andb
$500
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
prAqT possEssioS % @ s @
$500
ro-..dga = sss% f given f apai i 7 rooms " ~ ~ " " ~ ~
HIGH VIEW RESIDENCE.
mace lSsad Ssat paved nesd % % ae ss' sa % street ~
$3.50
ST S.W.
section and viii be vacant April suitable for most "
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO.,
''' siMMas iMMhasER ESTATE BOARD
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

81. .5OO-CORNER BRICK: NV: OLD COLO
NAL type; open frepiaces: room for garage:
modern BATH lot 1SxSo: newly papered and
painted; first commercial zone: very easy
terms: consider exchange. OWNER. \. o4O4
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Nam 20. sl5 New lork ave ny"
GEORGETOWN.
Nos. 34oI to 54I3 Z St. NV.
Seven Beautiful Tapestry Brick
Homes Within One Block of
Western High School.
These model brick homes of 7
large rooms arc located i'll the
finest residence section OF
Georgetown. 2o-foot frontage
by a depth of 9S it. to a I5-foot
alley; are equipped with modern
conveniences hardwood floors !;
numerous base electric outlets !;
cellar under entire house: wash
trays and servants closet in eel
lar; brick and cement front
porches; two-story porches in
rear; red tile roof and large at
tic: tile bath with built-in tub !;
medicine cabinet and Fairfax
built-in accessories; Pittsburg
instantaneous heater; beautiful
up-to-date electric fixtures
throughout; all woodwork fin
ished in white and mahogany.
Sample house, 34I3 r ST., open
Saturday night until 9 pm.
JAMES MARTIN,
Real Estate Broker,
Pl,. NJ. 2S5o. 72I 18th St. NV.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
AVENUE PHONE MAIN o4"4
sAULS ADDITION. WEST OF 14th VACANT.
andre
5oo % ~ " ~ " ~
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
mercomsa and two $4,000
DOWNTOWN HOME.
Eleven rm for renting rooms $1,000"
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
@ % % RnsFs's sns sa Ss home tn 5 % brick wit"
CHEVY CHASE-Price, $4,000
s.1 ss % ] term 'S" '''''''' rooms open e'' s
CLEVELAND PARK-Price. $1,000
o % the o most ass s r,sr @ @ e n % lights % ess Sleeping ehs % @ r
ON THE HEIGHTS NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Price, $1o5oo.
o nsHs s Snfnt dc % % 5 @
n ntconirio ~
10th STREET HEIGHTS
10. ps Thfe splendid
p Plan M N @ T nccnduo ~ ~ ~
NEAR 10Th AND NEWTON-Price, $3.50
. Assvs s ,e Ge fA porch s'f % ] and cellar rooms and tiled
PETWORTH-Price, $o,25o
and bath ] s1sa % ] se n e1 % lights | ss. I sspss S e h's
vaterh
NEAR 18th AND NEW YORK AVE
dwelling
NEAR 10th AND LONGFELLOW.
% '4 &c: ID $ % =: g. e: ''P H s on"
14h AND EUCLID-Prce, $4,000.
home. PSs. %: :' saaod M soo % % co nSed 5 @ ps. and 3''
STONE & FAIRFAX,
- ~ yo.x OYER THIRTY OF x.,x .
" " WASHINGTON ~ ~
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A Good Value in an Apt. House.
Price. $1,000.

A heautiful new building located in one Of
the very finest sections of the northwest.
convenient TO two lines and surrounded
hy the highest class property. This building
contains twelve housekeeping apartments and
brings in an annual rental of Sl0.350. The
construction is OF the very, best and the ar.
ranscment especially good. The owner will
consider smaller property in part payment.
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ON MONTAGUE ST. NV.
Immediately west of 14th st. and convenient
TO 18th st. car line-attractive hollow tile de-
tached house. containing Z rooms, with gas
and electricity and heated by hot water: spa
clous lot. AZ IT. front and 40 IT. deep; hollow
tile garage with space for one large Can
be seen by appointment only.
cIQ OOo
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A Beautiful Home in Petwortl.
Price So go.

A splendidly built. colonial tyne, twostory
brick with six large rooms and bath, hot
water heat. electric lights hardwood floors.
and a two-car garage. This house is screened
throughout, and has many added features in
stalled by the owner at considerable expense;
r. ia located in a very desirable section, and
most convenient TO the cars.
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10th ST. HEIGHTS

Located Geranium st., compa lively
new, convenient to the Georgia ave. car line
stories. detached frame, center hall plan;
contains d large rooms and bath; has gas and
electricity and is heated by hot water; large
lot, 5oI14o, containing $500 50. IT. to an alley.
SI1,5OO.
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Cleveland Park.
Price, $4,000.

Probably one Of the most desirable proper
ties in this desirable section Obta inabe. 1t
has nine large rooms and two baths hOt-watc-
heat electric lights, and a very beautiful lot
with flowers and plenty of shade. This prop,
erty can be bought on a comparatively small
cash payment, and is very we'll worth the
price quoted
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS

MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS
$4,000.
A most attractive detached home OF
rooms and hath. glassed-in sleeping
porch. large colonial front porch, built
in garage; h.-w.h.., elec. lights; hard
wood floors. fireplace and every detail
for comfort. This property is located
in section where ground values are en-
HANGING daily. chance to buy here at
this price Is q real opportunity. Very
good terms.
NORTHEAST.
An exceptionally beautiful semi-de-
tached home the Capitol and Senate
Office building. Property contains e
very large rooms and bath is In perfect
condition. Fireplace. metal ceiling in
kitchen, h.-w.h.. elec. lights. bargain
at the price asked.
BROOKLAND-One Block OF
Rhode Island Ave.-SS, 500.
4 most attractive detached 6-room
house all rooms very large. with hot
water heat. cleo. lights: newly papered
and painted throughout: on deep lot. sit
uated close to the car line and stores.
on paved street. surrounded by some OF
Rrooklapd's prettiest homes. Plenty Of
porch space, good light cellar with cold
storage room. This is very popular
location and the house Is well worth the
money. Terms.
roth ST. HEIGHTS-SI5.55o.
The owner OF this s-room completely
detached. hollow tile house has just au.
thorzed rs TO cut II to this price. Built
by day labor. 1t actually cost more than
this 10 complete it and has only the
highest grace workmanship in It, Double
garage 10 match the house. Large lot.
p H IL L | P S,
Phone Main 1900.
ITON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.
- ncorporaed-
738 18th St. NV. Main $3.50.
Consult Our Sales Department.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
East side Of 23rd ST.. near Wyoming ave:
{ stories. English basement First floor has
entrance hall. cloak room, servants room and
,oilet; second floor has living room, dining
Dom, pantry and kitchen: third floor has .
bedrooms ! bath and very large screened
leeping porch fourth floor has bedrooms and
,ath; gas and electricity and vapor heat. Lot
2OYl15 to paved alley; double garage,
..anacitY CATE
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

Situated Kalorama rd. near Conn. ave.,
north side, splendid 4-story brick: basement
contains up to-date laundry and maids room
first floor. parlor dining room, kitchen and
pantry: md noor 3 bedrooms and bath; Sd
floor, bedrooms and bath; 4th floor, bed
rooms and bath; has gas and electricity and
is heated by hot water. The lot Is about 19I
lOO q la.St alley
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C ST. 6. Z

Hetween lst and End. near the Capitol and
Congressional Library; very excellent 3story
brick. containing rooms. bath and toilets;
well heated by hOt-air furnace: lot is 10 #.
front and no feet deep to a soft. alley, con
taining 22il 81. TT; 2-car brick garage. In
spection by permit and immediate possession
20 purchaser.
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$3.50.

on QUINCY PL. NE.
lust east OF North Capitol St: - stories
..'ck. containing apartments OF 8 rooms and
'ath each: has electricity and hotwater heat:
OF is 1890 feet. to 20-ft. alley; large ga
age. the apartments rent for 500 and the
,Srage for $40, total OF 500. Purchaser could
get possession OF one apartment. Convenient
'etms.
Sc oco
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$1,000.
CHEVY CHASE ID {

Ut i NII1N III. u. =.
Located on Livingston street west of Conn
ave. near the car line and schools: detached
frame, stories and attic, front and back
porches: screened sun parlor; rooms; beamed
ceiling in living room: open freplaces:
buiIt-fn china closet in dining room. lighted
by gas and electricity and heated by hot water
attractive lot. 90X150. variety OF rare trees,
shrubbery and surrounded by hedge; Lear
succeed garage.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD

CHE I 1T1NST, MD.
Desirabiy located East Irving St: vacant;
convenient to car line, stores and schools; de-
tached frame succeed. containing 10 rooms
and . baths; has gas and electricity and hot
water heat (Arcol; spacious lot, 60x125. 1900
50. ft.: room for garage. This property IL in
good condition, other than papering and paint
ing, and the price is especially attractive
SJ6 ZOO.
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S53,5oo.

MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS
Now being completed. on Garfield ST., dis
t.nctive, well built. detached frame: large
Io:chps; stories; containing IL rooms and
baths has gas and electricity and is heated
by hot water; lot is 5OI110 feet, containing
100 square feet. TO an alley; garage for l
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$4,000.

BROOkLAND. d. {.
Situated on Newton ST. near 81. Bcncd:ct's :
Lrndemy: bungalow. California type: ) rooms:
ardwood floors throughout; tiled bath: large
.ttic and extra large sleeping porch; all mod
'Tn couyenienccs; electric light, hot-water
lPat; lot is 501lOO. 200 square feet ample
7oom for garage.
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S25,5oo.

ON K ST.
West OF 2lst St, very desirable location,
very attractive 3-story brick, containing 10
rooms and baths: has gas and electricity
and hot-water heat. The lot 10 10 feet front.
fhis property will be put in first-ciass condi-
tUn. newly papered and painted; possession.
Inspection by permit.
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$1,000.

ON 5 ST. NV.
Corner property. Immediately west OF Conn.
We. and convenient to the line; very de
,.rable 4-story brick. containing 10 rooms and
) baths, all modern improvements. gas and
Electricity and steam heat; wide frontage. 40
tset; room for Lear garage; lift. alley in
sn-
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A Good Business Property,


Two three-story brick dwellings, containing
nire rooms and bath each, and with lots
twenty feet wide. making a total frontage OF
forty feet These two properties are located
on a prominent northwest business street. and
are So arranged that they could be converted
into stores and apartments at very small
expense. $50, 900 for the two is a very low
price.
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NEAR TRINITY COLLEGE
beautiful home Michigan avenue. facinl
Soldiers Home grounds: extra large rooms
tile bath and everything strictly modern
electric fixtures far above the average; wide
lot. T. g location IS very desirable Price
50 800: half cash
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very good home in most desirable sec
tfon and only one square from Dupont Circle.
This property contains nine rooms and bath,
first floor kitchen. hot-water neat, electric
Immediate possession, and sell on reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1923-06-22
GUIDE FOR FISHERMEN

VIRGINIA FISHING LICENSES can now
be ob;ainsd at the Atlas Sporting Goods Store
s27 street. at a cost Of $3.50. These
licenses enable an angler to fish in any county
in the state.
POTOMAC (NEAR River
IS in splendid condition and rockfsh are being
caught from the mouth Of the Litter river TO
can be obtained for SO cents a day on week
days and 81 Sundays. The bass season
now Is open and live bait can be had at Rey.
nolds' boat house. Bloodworms. minnows, cut
fresh herring and crab are used,
CHESAPEAKE BEACH (CHEsAPEAKE
BAY).- - -Hardheads biting and big catches re-
ported. Bait, bloodworms and shrimp. Many
catChss from the pier and boardwalk. Reached
81 train or automobile. Motor boats, $3.50
heed.
BENEDICT. MD. (PATUxENT RIVER
Hardheads running. Bait. bloodworms shrimp
and crabs. Boats, S1,60 a head. Good meals
and accommodations.
ROCK POINT, ND. (WICoM1Co AND Po.
NToMAC RIvERS) ).-Hardheads being caught.
Bait bSodworms. shrimp ttnni and crabs Boats
ANNAPOLIS, MD. (SEvERN RIVER AND
CHESAPEAKE BAY).-Hardheads and rock
fsh being caught. Rock are in Severn river;
si.so a head. All accommodation.
soLoMoNs ISLAND CHESAPEAKE BAY).
s-Hardheads running. Distance, seventy-feur
miles. Bait, bloodworms and shrimp and
crabs. Boats at $l.60 a person and good 90.
commodations.
DEEP COVE CHESAPEAKE BAY
NHa ardheads being caught. Boats at $l.50 a
head Bait bloodworms. shri mp and crabs.
Thirty-four miles from Washington.
HERRIN BAY CHESAPEAKE Bay
Hardheads being caught. Boats, $3.50 q
head. Ask for Capt. Andy Maniford.
POINT LOOKOUT (PoToMAC RIVER AMI
CHESAPEAKE BAY).-Hardheads being
caught. Both river and bay fishing. Boats,
81. 50 head. Good hotel acoommoda tions.
BRooMES ISLAND, MD.-Patuxent river
between Benedict and Solomons Island. Fifty
Weight miles from Washington, good road al
the way. Take Marlboro pike to Mount Zion
then to Prince Frederick. Three miles be
yond Prince Frederick turn to right at sign
broomes Island, eight miles. Boats, $l.bo q
head. Ask for H. q. Elliott.
Evening star., 1923-06-22
YOUNG GOLFER PLAYS
238 HOLES IN A DAY

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June 22.-Set-
ting n new world record for mara
thon golf here yesterday. with a
total of 23S holes, Nick J. Morris,
twenty one veal -old amateur golfer,
made his last putt at $40 pm. after
play. He averaged SO 7-13 for the
thirteen rounds and played the
additional four holes in 20.
Morris used only four clubs, a
driver, midiron. mashie and putter.
from start to finish. He astonished d
the field of 5000 which followed his
play by his long, straight drives, very
few of which fell under 200 yards
way.
His scores went above 90 only
thrice. two els and a 102. The for
Iner record was held by Charles
Daniels, who played 228 holes on the
links of the Long Lake Country Club.
New York.
His ration for the day consisted of
a dozen oranges, a bottle of dry malt
cd milk and two ounces of raisins.
Morris Is an amateur well known
in this section. He took a day off
from work yesterday to try for the
record. Despite a lame foot, he in
tended to be back on the job today.
IF I hadn't worn high shoes in
the morning rounds I'm sure my foot
wouldn't be hurting me now. l had
them laced too tight
In the afternoon he wore low shoes,
but his foot continued to hurt from
teing cramped through the morning
rounds. He walked nearly fifty miles
in setting the record.
Evening star., 1923-06-22
D. C. GOLFERS START
WELL IN Wilmington

WILMINGTON, Del, June "a
With the bugaboo of the qualifying
round behind them four Washington
golfers today are playing in the first
fight of the spring invitation golf
tournament of the Wilmington
Country Club. They are Albert r.
Mackenzie, the new Middle Atlantic
Golf Association champion; Donald
Woodward. runner-up over the Will
mington course for the Middle At
fer, District champion in 1921. and
M. B. STEVENSON, runner-uD in the
Columbia tourney this year.
Mackenzie, out in 35, had a chance
to tie ]. Simpson Dean of Whining
ton for low medal score in the quail
flying round, but took three puts
on the last green, where his try for
a missed the cup by inches. He
missed coming back and took a II
against rs for Dean. Stevinson had
card Of 7S. Standifer had so and
Woodward was around in 50.
Mackenzie's out nine of 35 was
done by perfect golf Coming in his
second shots began to go wrong and
he had amassed four SIS before reach
ing the home hole. where he had a
3 to tie Dean for the medal. Horace
G. Chickering OF the Wilmington,
who won the qualifying round in the
Middle Atlantic tourney at Chevy
Chase last week. made the first flight
with card of SO.
Hugh Mackenzie and Gardiner p
Orme made the third flight with
cards OF SO and 80, respectively.
Evening star., 1923-06-22
GENARO RISKS TITLE
AT A Benefit SHOW

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 22.-
frankie Genaro. American fyweight
champion, has been matched for a
ten-round decision bout with Tony
Norman, local fyweight. Match
maker McGavey announced in max
ing public the milk and ice fund
benefit card to be at Forbes Field
July Z.
The show will consist of four ten
round bouts and one Of six rounds.
1t will be the first to be held here
since the passage Of the state boxing
bill authorizing a decision by three
judges and limiting fights to ten
rounds.
The other three ten-round battles
carded are:
Jimmy Jones. Youngstown. VS.. Phil
Kaplan. New York, semi-final.
Carl Tremaine, Cleveland, vs. Pete
Zivic, Pittsburgh.
Bobby Garcia. Baltimore, VS.. Cuddy
De Marco, Charleroi. Pa.
Evening star., 1923-06-22
BINZEN DEFEATS FUKUDA.

NEW YORK. June 22.-Baffied by a
twisting, high-bounding service, Mas
amosuke Fukuda, Japanese champion,
went down to defeat in the fifth
round Of the metropolitan clay court
championship yesterday before Elliott
Binzen, 6--3, IS. Try as he would,
the Nipponese could not solve the ex-
cessive break and top spin that Bin
zen impaired to the ball. 1t had him
leaping wide of the court. II had him
stretching his racket high into the
air, and IL caught him time and again
completely out of position for an ac-
curate return. Binzen added to his
puzzling service some clever varying
of length and pace and some effective
volleying at the net
Evening star., 1923-06-22
b Sale Ror Bobs Dempsey In Great Shape Kearn Asserts
REVENUE MEN WILL BE
ON GATES At BIG BOUT

GREAT FALLS, Mont, June "a
Holders of tickets 10 the Demp-
sey-Gibbons bout mt Shelby July
will deliver their pastebOnrds mt
the gates to deputies of G. A. Ras-
mussOns, collector of internal rev
enue in Montana, according to his
announcement. Collector Rasmus-
SONS said he had notified the fight
management that his men would
take the tickets at the gates and
he would have fifteen men I'm
Shelby on July to represent the
government I'm the matter of seat
sales.
The collector has served notice
here that all tickets sold mt places
other thnn the Shelby box ONCE
must bear the name, written or
printed on the back, of the agen-
cies at which they are purchased.
Tickets already sold without this
rule having been observed will be
valid, he said, the agency alone
being responsible for any VIOLA
tiOn of the internal revenue de-
partment's regulations.
Evening star., 1923-06-22

Many OF the public links players be-
lieve the course should be closed to
the public. beginning tomorrow, not
only out of courtesy to the visiting
players, but also to permit the men,
bers of the Washington team to make
themselves thoroughly familiar with
the course, as II will be played under
championship conditions and with
out any Interruptions or long waits.
such as are ordinarily occasioned at
the course when 1t Is open to every
one.
This plan is opposed by Col. C. o.
Sherrill. officer In charge of public
buildings and grounds. and s. G..
who believe that golfers who use the
links habitually should have their
play curtailed as little as possible.
The course will be closed to every
one but players in the tournament
next week.
Use Short Tees Mt Start.
The course will be played from the
event and in the qualifying round on
Tuesday. Wednesday morning the
tee plates will be put back and from
then on the course will be stretched
advice of DIR. Walter s. Harlan, a
member of the greens committee Of
the United States Golf Association. 1t
was decided late yesterday afternoon
to use course c instead of course D,
as had been originally planned. for
the last nine holes. The approaches
to the greens of course c are some
what better than those on course d
and are being put in good shape by
Charles Victor, the greenkeeper.
Capt. E. p. Brooke of the Wash
ington team will select his team
members for the Harding cup contest
tomorrow. In all probability they
will be Charles n. Agnew, jr.. the
local public links champion; George
@. Voight. runner-up in the District
championship last year; Brooke and
F. Maury Posey.
Robert White. a sixteen-year- old
player from the Marquette Park pub
lie course, on the West Side of Chi
cago, arrived in Washington yester-
day and shot a round in the after
noon, scoring about an so. Other en-
trants included Raymond Huntley of
Hartford, Conn. and Ted Lloyd of
Chicago. Several championship
players were expected to arrive in
the city today.
The pairings and starting times OF
the championship contestants will be
published in The Star Sunday.
In view of the absence from the
city of many of the members of the
Columbia Country Club team. who
are in Wilmington playing in the in
vitation tournament there, the first
of the interclub team matches sched-
tween Chevy Chase and Columbia was
postponed by mutual consent.
A match will be played Sunday at
Indian Spring between teams repre-
senting the latter club and the Ban
nockburn Golf Club.
Evening star., 1923-06-22
AUSSIES EXPECTING
NET TEAM TO SCORE

NEW YORK, June 2l.-An express
sion of high hope for the Australian
Davis cup team, which is due to ar
rive at Vancouver soon and proceed
to South Orange. n. j., for its first
American zone match against Ha-
wall. has been received by the United
States Tennis Association from an
tipodean authorities
The contest at South Orange will
be played July 26. p and rs, the win
ner to meet the survivor of the Japan
Canada tie. which takes place at Mon
treal on the same dates, in the final
American zone match at Chicago,
August I. and 9.
The Australian enthusiasts believe
their team will advance through the
American zone matches and continue
to the position OF challenging nation
for the Davis cup.
j. o. Anderson. by recent and i'm
pressive victories over Gerald Pat
terson, has become the Australian
ace. With ]. B. Hawkes., another vet
eran internationalist whose game has
shown marked improvement, and w.
B. Schlesinger and l. d. McInnes, the
colts of the team, whose sensational
play has been one of the features of
tennis in Australia in the last year
the outat from the antipodes is be-
lieyed to be of the highest rating.