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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
FACE POWDER

Earess Face Powder.
Viegay Face Powder.
Fiancee Face Powder.
Ayers Face Powder.
Armand's Bouquet.
Armand's Cold Cream Powder.
S1.00 Azurea Face Powder ......69'
75c Boncilla Face Powder .,. 59c
SOC DER Kiss Face Powder, ....,39c
81 90 Dier-K Kiss Face Powder 800
Soc Freeman's Face Powder -. sec
SOC Java Rice Face Powder 80. SOC
6Oc Mavis Face Powder ..:...... SOC
SOC Pompeian Face Powder ....39c
SOC Levy's La Blache
Face Powder ..............-...S9c
S1.O0 Coty's I'Origan
Face Powde: ............... 84c
81 90 Mary Garden Face Powder. SAC
Princess Pat Face Powder.
Soc Nadine Face Powder ........39c
Evening star., 1925-07-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$4,000.
VT. Pleasant.

Near Park rd with eastern exposure. a
strictly modern brick home with rooms
house is exceptionally we'll built. Is 2c feet
10 width and has very large porches both
an up-to-date dwelling. and an opportunity
is here offered of securing delightful
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
REALToRS-EsTABLIs 1887
1433 X az. NV. Main 1857
CE 1O0
Evening star., 1925-07-16

CLARENDON VICINITY.
Home seekers. consult our Virginia
&mce Hopen evenings, before pur-
Hhaslng your house or bungalow in
this high and desirable section; 3 or
more rooms. large grounds. modern
conveniences, good transportation,
and. last but not least. the values are
Eood and the terms easy.
N. +. RYON CO.. INC,
1904 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon 2s2-J-2.
Evening star., 1925-07-16

A two-family nat. semi-detached contain
ing rooms S and bath each: slsctrici,y
q, alley. Rented. sl2O per month Price.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
DETACHED HOMES

Large lots. Brand new and
modern in every respect. Six
rooms and bath; front and back.
porches, sleeping G porches;
h.-w.h., gas, electricity; station
ary tubs in large, airy cellars.
Only u block from Rhode
Island ave. ne. and car line
Sample house, open day and
evening, at 304O Monroe st. ne.
Very reasonable and easy terms.
Salesman on premises.
HARRY A. KITE, INC,
1914 K St. NV. Main 4846.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES

REAL BARGAIN ON PROMINENT AVE.
sc; Never occupied, strictly modern 6-rm.
and bath home. built-in garage Wide house.
Box 95-E. Star oifice. l6s
Evening star., 1925-07-16

An S-room. semi detached home % IT,
wide: ami gear garage: in. North CoIun.
ba Heights. Can be bought at surprisingly
low fEure
Evening star., 1925-07-16
COLORED BARGAINS,

COLORED BARGAINS.
Commercial zone on car line on the
heights: o r. 4 b. brick: cleo; steam
heat; only $3.50 cash. balance
monthly.
lie Droit Park-Lot 25x15o: semi.
detached r. and b. brick; posses
Hobart pl. nr. Sherman ave-e
r b.. colonial brick large brick
garage: monthly tenant: ideal homa
or investment at price and terms we
can quote,
n. +. RYON CO., INC.
Main 45e7. 1923 2 St
Evening star., 1925-07-16

DIRECT FROM OWNER AND BUILDER
NV, popular Mt. Pleasant section-New
tapestry brick. corner house. Z rooms. tiled
tu6 and shower bath and extra layatory.
attic. screened porches. open fireplace. ga
rage: many delightful extra convenisnces:
prfce and terms will attract you Phone
Main 1910: after 5 nm. Adams 1888. 20.
BY OWNER-NO CASH PAYMENT RE.
!. ouired: $40 monthly pays all interest and
nrineipaI charges: fve.room and bath bun.
Salow lot 50xl50; in Hysttsville Hills.
Call Mr.. Moon. Potomac 1898.
ny OwNERNIs31 VERNON PL. Nv
newly ascorated and painted: price. S13 800
4 biz 6srEain. Call Mr.. Moore Potomac
Evening star., 1925-07-16
Southeast.

southeast.
An exceptionally attractive offering in
well situated home property on a wide
through street. little north OF Penna.
ave. A colonial type house. with six
large. bright rooms. modern bath I.
bright cement cellar electricity and
modern heating plant; splendid lot.
grape srbor and other improvements; /;
paved street and wide paved alley.
Easy terms.
Phone Until 9 PM.
BOSS G. PHEL.P
The Home of Homes,
eE l4l7 X St
Main $500.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Beautiful Corner Property

ON beautiful Yarpuna st. ives. Of i4th. A
screened break fast porch and large concrete
front porch: deep back yard with flower
offer
Evening star., 1925-07-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

within one block of Conn. ave. and a short
distance south Of the circle. A newly pa
pered and painted detached house with three
bedrooms, tiled bath. hot-water heat hard
wood noors. double garage on paved alley;
prettily developed with evergreens flowers
and shrubbery: A bargain at S1250O.
Phone Cleveland 1880.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
Phone Until 9 PM.

DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc.
Franklin 1878. 1915 x ST. NV.
NEAR 4th AND w SITS. NE:
very attractive home consisting of seven
rooms and bath. Electricity and furnace
heat. Just papered and painted throughout
Priced for quick sale at $1,000: $500 cash
and easy monthly payments. This property
must be seen 10 be appreciated.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
Main 435 7o4 18th St NV
Evening star., 1925-07-16

945 Shepherd st. Vacant and IN good
condition. rooms. bath: h.-w.h. electric
porches. concrete front porch Inspect this
property. Priced for immedlat sale.
II. II. Carter, Real Estate,
30S Investment Bldg 18th and z SITS
Main 417s Evening Phone Col h424
Evening star., 1925-07-16
IF YOU ARE LOOKING

IF YOU AXE LOOKING
for DETACHED HOME of individuality In
good northwest misunderstanding OF
beauty at moderate price-then don't fail
to see this house. This detached home Is of
center-hall arrangement and contains 8 at.
tractive rooms, one large living room with
8Ptb 9Pebn heat serS ys .a1 sesRns ses tb
finished rooms and storeroom, and an un-
usually large front porch. If YOU have
So 500. we will make a deal at a fraction
over sl2 900 and will arrange the monthly
necessary. W Address Box ia5-E, Star offee.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
Odd Lots of Corsets

OQO LOIS OI AOISGlS
90 Bon Ton Corsets; Iaced-back model
of fine pink coutil. Low bust and long
skirt. Sizes 80 to 3S. Regular 90 o.
price. $3.50. Rummage price,
Cd r & q Laced-back Corset, of
pink coutil, guaranteed boning. Sizes
% to 80. Regular price, $500. GO OK
Rummage price .............
(8) R & q Rubber Reducing Corsets,
silk covered; laced-back model Sizes 27
2S to 80. Regular price, $500. SS OK
Co NemoIastik Rubber Reducing Cor
sets laced-back model low top and long
skirt. Sizes &C. % and 80. Regu c7 ~
lar price, S10.75. Rumage price,
(5) Bon Ton Rubber Reducing Bras
sieres, deep cut model, with extra dia-
phragm belt Size AZ only. Regu- oO o.
lar price, $3.50. Rummage price, P~'~o
(2D Brassieres, of fine quality ma
terials Broken lots and sizes. Sold regu-
larly for sl5o and $500 Rum At 90
mage price .............-
Q7l Fancy Pink Bandeaux, in as
sorted styles; deep and narrow cut. Near
ly all sizes. Regular prices, soc 0Oo
and soc. Rummage price ...... ~
Goldenberg 's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Rayon and Sikmixed Stockings we'll known "Tempato
nc theeeam back and mecerized Isle range
Evening star., 1925-08-09
WOmen'S LisIe Hose. 35c

Women's Mercerized Lisle Stockings. made
with the back; black and assorted
shades. All perfect quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
MUSCLE Here
to Honor New Head

Seattle musie-l1vcrE wlll honor
Mrs Edsar suilnan Kelley. newly
elected president OF tho National
Federation Of Music clubs. at q
luncheon 10 be given al The OIym.
pic Hotel Saturday noon.
Her husband. Edgar stilIman
Kelley. eminent among American
composers viii share the honors
accorded her at tho luncheon Ils
Is follow IN music at Western
college. Ohio. and widely KNOWN as
a composer. lecturer and writer on
musical topics,
Mr.. and Mira Kelley are on their
way homo 20 Ohio. following tho
convention Of tho National FEEDER
alton o. Music clubs az Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

Co. Drour Doe
b5 Negative
bT EubHIHt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Real Estate Ethics
Urged by Officials

Charles G. Edwards, president. and
H. C. Nelson, executive secretary.
of the National Association % Real
Estate Boards speaking Wednes Jay
at luncheon ~ the Chamber Of
Commerce. urged high code OF
ethics 10 the real estate business.
and capitalization Of the name
"real,or" as indicating subscription
and adherence 10 that code
The luncheon was rendered By tho
Seattle Real Estate Board to an
automobile caravan Of Oregon and
Washington real estate men. en-
route 10 tho annual convention OF
the association at Bsllingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
TRAVEL To PARK
INCREASING
Ten Thousand More Visitors
This Year Than Last

Travel into Mount Rainier National
park remains steady. with a total Of
90 1851 people and 22.11s cars for tho
year, pp 10 July IS. This Is an In.
crease OF 10000 people over 1924.
From July l 10 "a. inclusive. To-
75T people and 1891 cars from states
outside Washington registered A.
the Nisqually entrance. Foreign
travel Continucs to mount over last
year.
Since the start OF tho season S.
go people and 1855 cars have en-
tered the Nisquslly gate 1851 poo.
pie and 5,0s4 cars at White river;
s.17e people and SOC cars al Carbon
river. and 1.lo4 people at ohanepe.
Gosh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
tAdvcrtiHcmcnD
FRECKL.ES
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How TO Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Frccislefare
20 try n remedy for frrckica with the
guarantee Of n reliable concern that
u Will not cost you penny unicHH n
removes The frerkieas whiia VI IL DOES
give you a clear complexion tho eG-
pensc iH trifiiuE
simply get an ounce Of Outline
double EircnEth--frum any drug or
department store and few Hppiira-
tons should show you how easy II ia
To rid yourself OF the homHiy frccklss
and get beautiful complexion
Rarely iE more thnn ono ounce need
cd for the worst ease
BE sure 10 ask the druggist for tho
double strength pthtns as this
strength ~ sold under guarantee OF
money back II IT fails to remove
your frrckteH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

Annapolis squadron, here Wednes.
day.
In their haste to come ashore from
motor sailer at the navy gang.
plank they forgot to break step
as thcy ian up the swaying gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Case VIII Decide
Ousting of Aliens

BELL1NGHAM. July Efforts
to Dust al lalIcns employed in the
food fish industry will be fought
in court hero tomorrow by can
nuricg, when the case nEaiust five
employees OF tho Pacific American
Fisheries Co. comes up for trial.
State inspectors have served eight
other warrants the past week. al
Icgrur violation nr the state law
The cases Will test tho constitu
tfona1lty OF the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
TELL. OF MEN,s FAULTS

BERKELEY. Cal. July 40 Mems
worst faults are eSotism, seifishneas,
mcanncss and domination.
These traits were most frequently
mentioned in a poll Of 900 'actiooI
ma'am8' studying pedagogy AZ tho
summer session OF the University Of
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Improved Laundry Tray

plank. Their concerted march step
broke the gangplank loose and they
fell into the water.
They went back TO the ship instead
of meeting fair damsels of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Haste Of Middies
Causes Sound Dip

Haste made waste of a days shore
liberty FOR 10 midshipmen from the
bnttlcsh'p New York. flagship OF the
Evening star., 1925-05-15

favoriteS during the late Winter and
early Spring. These included Mas
ter Charlie and Stimulus. Sunny
Man, a Willis Sharpe Kilmer nomi-
nee, was removed from the ranks of
strong cOntenders recently when he
died from alleged poisoning. If these
three colts had survived the training
period there might have been a diff
ferent story to tell tomorrow evening
than the one that will be related
Other horses withdrawn from the
classic through lameness or failure to
round to form include young Martin,
Cup Beares, Blue Warbler, Sumpter,
Special, Gamester and Our General
Within the next "a hours names of
scores of other nominees are expected
to be Withdrawn.
There was but little real training
action here yesterday, but those that
were set down turned in speedy
moves. Prince of Bourbon and Sweep
ing Away covered a mile and an
eighth in 1:55 Is and 1:55 20, respec-
lively: Flying Ebony, a mile in 1:42;
Captain Hal, three-quarters in 1:13 2-5;
Almadel, a mile in 1:43, and Voltaic, a
mile and an eighth in 1:55 As. Other
workouts were not clocked as mean
ing much.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
80 GOLFERS PAIRED
AT CONGRESSIONAL

PairinSs for the first round of
match play in the Congressional
Country Club tournament. which
starts tomorrow, have been an
nounced by j. p. Gilmore of the
golf committee. The first two rounds
will be played tomorrow and Sunday,
with the semi finals and finals carded
for the next week end.
Entrant@ have not been assigned
starting times. but have been urged
to get in touch with their partners
Eighty players already have entered
the event and more may enter at the
first tee tomorrow
Pairings for tomorrow follow:
First sixteen-F. Cross and f: E. Harmon.
F. l.; Lowe and X. Brewster. X. G.. Fielder
Krause DR.. Bruce Taylor and W f. Richard
son, william Peters and B. s, Kilimaster.
Wing and A. F. Clam
Second sixteen-Charies DAILY. jr.. and j.
B, Macfarlane s. F. Taliaferro and s. Whip
pie, B. Ashby Leavell and 5. W Bogley, j.
T. Mohler and Edward A; Hickman 4 i !
RIGhardson a,, 2, a and I'd A. M&ayback, & H oldield
ningham. H. p. Wright and William Ull-
man.
Chamberlin. Raymond Sauber and G. c.
Bow Bowie 2 Hight and = W h1b Gnllck a Charles RE
Crisp G r Hough, sr and George Ray. H.
p. Cooper and II. F. Woodward, Fred Seydel
and Mr.. Bartholomew.
Fourth sixteen-J. d. Eason and Fred
Nelson. G. 2. Wilhelm and Frank Jewell. T.
ParsOns and $. Colladay DR.. l.. G. Ecker and
D b. Casley. Tom Bradley and John w.
Brdwner. Avery Marks and Whitney Marks
Chester Warrington and w. w. Osgood. DR..
Copeland and Gen Ansell.
Fifth siyteen-C. +. Ehe and G. d. Ellis
worth. p L. Shorh and Frank Hoover. J. R.
Lightly and H. l. Mcleod. o, G. Badger and
A. W. Dunbar D. B Edmonston and J T
Ne comb DR.. Boyd r. Read and Don Foster,
s. l.. Tabor and J. c. Koons. John Slavin
and Edward Langworthy
Evening star., 1925-05-15

Sande originally was scheduled to
ride for the William Ziegler. ir. sta BILE
but Borderland and Needle Gun have
not shown to good promise in recent
trials and Our General, the only other
Ziegler entry. was not trained for
the classic. This left Sande free to
obtain another mount.
Quatrain Is Favorite.
Louisville sporting writer's, who
have seen most of the Derby candi-
dates work out day after day for a
month, are of the general opinion
that the first five colts to come home
tomorrow will include Quatrain. Cap
tain Hal, Kentucky Cardinal, Chantey
and Almadel With but few excep-
tions, Quatrain is chosen TO lead the
field.
Few. if any, Derby elisibles will be
asked for hard dashes today. The
long training grind is over and the
thoroughbreds reward today is one
of comparative ease. Only light
gallops will be asked of them to
prevent their muscles from stiffening.
The training period has been an
eXacting one-so demanding, in fact.
that it has forced the withdrawal of
numerous entrants from the classic.
the legs, falls, picking up of small
stones or cinderS in the hoofs, and
lameneSs.
Among the candidates Withdrawn
were some which loomed up as heavy
Evening star., 1925-05-15

May O'Gorman of Providence, r. l.,
who accompanied Miss Collett to Eng
land, plays Doris Chambers on Mon
day morning, and the latter is consid
cred almost certain to win the match
Close behind them NJ. Hunnewell will
make her first battle of the champion
ship with Mrs. J. +. Jameson of Ire
land.
All of these matches are in the up
per half of the draw. Miss Ellison.
who is in the lower half, has a bye
into the second round, where her op-
ponent on Tuesday morning will be
Mrs. X. G.. Allen of the St. Charles
Club of Winnipeg, Canada. Among
the strongest players of this half of
the draw are Miss Cecil Leitch, three
times winner of the championship,
and Jennet jackson, who for the sixth
time has just won the Irish champion
ship, and Glenn Montgomery, the Scot
tish champion.
Several American tourists anxious
to see Miss Collett play on this side
of the water have arrived at Troon
for the tournament next week
Evening star., 1925-05-15
MASCART GETS HERE
FOR TUESDAYS BOUT

Edouard Mascart, the first Euro
pean boxing champion still in posses
sion Of his title to appear before an
audience in the National Capital ar
rived here this morning for his bout
with Mickey TraverS at the Wash
ington Auditorium Tuesday night.
Mascart is making his bow in the
District of Columbia even before ap-
pearing in New York.
Accompanying Mascart was Rene
De Nos, middleweight champion of
Belgium. who acts as the French
mans interpreter and who will ap-
pear in an eight-round semi-final on
the same card.
TraverS also arrives in town today
to complete his weight making. Mas
cart, though confident of his superb
ority and ability to win, insists that
Travers make 12S pounds for their
engagement.
Unlike the last boxing show pre-
sented by the National Capital Sport
ing Club. when youth was pitted
against old age, the card arranged
for Tuesday night contains the names
of young men. Mascart is only %.
TraVers is %. De Nos is Narcart's s
age and Jimmy Waterman, the Bel
gian champions opponent, is some
what of yOungster There will be
no old bones to timber up before the
real mixing begins this time
Evening star., 1925-05-15

games of the midget and junior divi-
sions of the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association scheduled
for Sunday. The senior schedule will
be announced tomorrow and play will
begin Sunday.
Pierce Athletic Club of Hyattsville
turned back the Navy Yard nine. II
TO ,.
Mount Vernon Juniors scored a vic.
tory at the expense of the Cardinals,
the count standing II to 3.
Infielders are needed by the Sham
rock senior nine, which is holding
practice at Fifth and l. streets this
afternoon at o'clock.
The Harp Midgets wish TO book an
opponent for a Sunday game a the
Virginia Avenue Playground Call
Manager O'Donnell at Lincoln lOOI5
Members of the Southend Junior
team are requested to meet tonight,
at 8 o'clock, at the home of Lawrence
Fitzgerald, 3S9 d street southwest
Rex Athletic Club Insects are chal-
longing the Harris and Brookland In
sects to track meet.
Evening star., 1925-05-15

Pete Haley, former Dominican
Lyceum manager and now at the helm
of the Alloy outfit, is out to put the |
Streeters back on the base ball map,
and would get a considerable boost
from a win over the District title
holders.
Liberty Athletic Club tossers have
lined up pair of week end clashes
that will keep them stepping. To-
morrow afternoon at o'clock the
Naval Receiving Station nine is en-
countered at Eleventh and O streets
southeast. and Sunday afternoon at
o'clock the first game of the senior
division of the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association is to be
played at Georgetown hollow. The
Liberty clubmen expect to mingle
with the Trinity nine on this occasion.
Eastern Athletic Association Grays
will be playing their first home game
of the season Sunday when they take
on the Senecas. All members of the
Grays are requested to report at 1890
o'clock. Extensive improvements have
been made on the Eastern diamond
during the Winter months and Ii now
ranks with the best in town.
A large crowd is expected to turn
OUT dl Arlington SUNDAY al s CLOCK
to witness the game between the
Arlington club and the Rosslyn team
which is featuring its star hurler. who
pitches equally well from either side
Manager Leo f. Wise is arranging the
Arlington schedule for the month of
June and wishes TO book fast District
teams.
Members of the Apache Athletic
Club team are practicing today and
tomorrow at the Virginia avenue play
grounds for a Sunday game with the
Congress Heights Yankees at the lat
ters' field at 2:30 o'clock.
La Fayette cIubmen encounter the
Marine Barracks nine tomorrow at
pm, at Eleventh and 0 streets
southeast, and on Sunday will tackle
the Maryland Park aggregation at
Maryland Park, at 2:30. Members of
the organization will meet tonight at
1902 Thirteenth street southeast, at
7:30 O'Clock.
The Adjutant Generals Office base
ball nine is seeking an opponent for
an encounter on the north diamond
of the Ellipse tomorrow, at o'clock
Call Manager Kitchens at Main 1920.
branch 1925, between 9 and 4.
A scarcity of diamonds has caused
the postponement of the opening
Evening star., 1925-05-15
Tribute Horse Costly
FOREMAN HAS EDGE
IN GO WITH JACKS

Bad matchmaking marred the box
ing card of the Washington Athletic
Club at the Arcade last night. Wash
ington fans are strong for the old
X. o. when both boys are fairly
evenly matched. but are not very en-
thusiastic when substitutes and
push-overs are placed on the even
ing's card.
In the main event AL Foreman of
Fort Myer outpointed Freddie Jacks,
the Heine Orchard of England, in
ten rounds. In the second and fourth
rounds the soldier lad landed ap-
parently flush on the button, but the
aged Britisher kept on coming. Fore
man hit Jacks with everything he
had, but not single knockdown was
scored.
Jimmy Waterman. 154, and Jack
Richmond, 144 and at least 6
pounds overweight around the waist
line at that-provided the curtain
raiser. BY means of left jab
Richmond kept the sailorman at bay
in the first round, but with the be-
ginning of the second the Fighting
Cob sank one wrist deep in Rich
mond's body and the fight was over
Bobby Marriott, who used to
knock them cold as middleweight
champion, Third Army Corps Area.
Leo Gartsu of Providence,
II. l., and in the sixth round scored a
X. O. with a body punch.
Nick Bass of Baltimore and Johnny
Doyle from the same town We're
scheduled to so 10 rounds. One
punch was all that was necessary
and Bass landed ii.
Buddy Logan of Richmond. Va,
save Jack Cody of Richmond a neat
boxing lesson in 6 rounds, as an
added number to the evenings pro
gram. II was by far the best bout
Of the night.
Charlie Short of Baltimore refereed
throughout the evening. while Car
nation Jimmy" Lake told The Gus
toners who was who and what was
what.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
EDELIN, IS IN FORM
AND TREASURY WINS

Treasury's star hurler Edelin,. held
the Potomac Park batters to total
OF two safeties when the Treasurers
chalked up 4-to-1 victory in the De
partmental Base Ball League series
yesterday.
w. b. Moses and Center Market
mines were victorious in the Thursday
tits in the Commercial League. the
Moses tossers defeating Williams
Webb, to 4, and the Market men
nosing out the Standard Oil team 7
to s, in a six-inning fray
Government Printing Office tossers
went ahead in the Government loop at
the expense Of the Commissioners,
whom they trounced. to g.
In the Potomac Park circuit, Navy
handed a 24-to-1 licking to the State,
War and Navy combination.
Evening star., 1925-05-15

Having drawn a bye in the first
round, Miss Collett will not begin play
until Tuesday morning, when she'
must meet the winner of the match
between Miss j. Brown of West Hill
and Miss NJ. Cox, the Welsh cham
pion.
If the American comes through this
first encounter victoriously she will
have to play Joyce Wethered. the
British champion, in the thir1 round
on Wednesday morning. hat her
supreme test should comeSs~ early is
a disappointment to every one. 1t was
hoped they would meet later in the
tournament, perhaps in the deciding
round.
SO far as the international aspect of
the championship is concerned, what
ever follows the third round is certain
to be in the nature of an anticlimaX,
but whether Miss Wethered is vic
torious or Miss Collett. the winner
will not fiTd the road to the final at
all smooth, for the top half of the
draw, in which they are both listed,
is by far the stronger of the two.