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Evening star., 1925-10-23
CARDINALS MAKING
BASKET BALL PLANS

Plans for the basket ball season will
be made by members of the Cardinal
Athletic Club tomorrow night at
meeting to be held at 6l0 Rock Creek
Church road at 8 o'clock.
Playing In the Junior class last
year, the Cardinals turned in a rec
ord of Il victories against . de-
feats for their first seasons work.
The team reached the fourth round of
sius Club for the deciding of the Dis
trict championship.
Basket ball will not interfere, how
ever, with the clubs foot ball activi-
ties. The strong Condor Junior team
will be the Cardinal eleven's opponent
Sunday morning at II o'clock on the
Sixteenth Street Reservoir field. Last
Sunday the Yorke Props were doWned
in a practice scrimmaee.
In Ike Chapman. Pedro Cohen and
Arthur Murray the Cardinals believe
they have three of the citys fastest
lightweight backs in the sandlot game
Teams in the 12J-pound class wish
ing to book the Cards should call the
manager at Adams 34s9.
Apache foot ballers will open their
schedule Sunday afternoon at Fort
Washington in a. game with the SOL
der eleven. The 1925 team is prac-
tically the same as that which carried
off 150-pound honors last season.
DE Molay players will practice to.
morrow at 5 o'clock on the Tidal Ba
sin field for a game with the Hess
Athletic Club Sunday at Congress
Heights.
WintOns will drill tomorrow at :
o'clock for their clash with Hyatts
Vile Sunday at Fairiawn field at !
o'clock.
Yankees and COlumbias open their
schedules together Sunday at II
O'Clock at West Potomac PARK.
Evening star., 1925-10-23

The 1owa-Ohio State struggle is be-
tween Cowboy" Nick kUtsch, lead
ing point scorer Of the big Ten" and
Elmer Mareck, Buckeye triple threat
sophomore.
The probable performances Of these
four are the subject of argument and
speculation. as Michigan and Iowa
take out travel kinks today. The
Wolverines have a last-minute casual
in Tom Edwards. veteran tackle, who
has not recovered from the torn ligi-
ment injuries suffered last week. The
other top-notch contenders are in good
shape
Purdue is turning history's pages
back decade in its trip to Wisconsin.
and is hopeful of reversing the story
of the 10 games played previous TO
1915. The Badgers took S and tied |.
Purdue won in 1892. Wisconsin
counts on regaining prestige lost by
the Michigan defeat in a win over the
Poilermakers, who open their Big
Ten schedule with the game.
knute Rockne. Notre Dame mentor,
has d mystery team" off for Mime
sofa. Since the Army defeat Rockne
has shifted his squad, sending Eddie
Scarer from quarterback to half and
sending in the neophytes Hogan to
left taCke and Leipzig to left guard
Dr. Spears Gophers are primed for
their first stiff opposition.
Chicago carries Western pride and
hope in its invasion of the East to
beat Penn" Likewise Northwestern
is prepared to uphold Northern foot
ball prestige against the assault of
Tulane. Louisianas Green wave"
Miami is in Bloomington for its
meeting with Indiana.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
REGISTER TOSSERS
HONORED AT DINNER

Base ball players Of the Registers
team Of the Treasury Interbureau
League, winners OF the circuit cham
pionship for the fifth time in Sif
years, were guests Of honor at aE
old fashioned Maryland chicken din
ner given by their workers at Tire
Brooke Tea House.
Following the dinner. Harley Y.
Speelman. register of the Treasurr'.
presented leather bill folds to the
members of the team. Thuse re.
ceiving the awards We're Capt. New,
ton, Hooper, Nash, Clatterbuck. HiG-
gins, Bender. Patterson. Robinson.
Schultz, Burthe, Jones, Optiz, Man
ager Tom Malone and Trainer Ras
Panholzer.
Pop Cook. official scorer Of the
league. and Samuel II. Marks. assist
ant chief clerk of the Trea sury, were
among the guests OF honor.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
TACKLE MAY DIRECT
VIRGINIA GRID TEAM

UNIVERSITY, Va. October %
Howard Holland, tackle, will probably
run the Virginia team from his posi-
ton In the line if anything should
happen to prevent Johnny Hushion,
who has taken Capt. Carter Diffey's
place at quarterback for the Maryland
game tomorrow.
When Diffey was hurt last week
Coach Earle Neale began to hunt
about for other substitute quarter
back material Hushion could, he
knew. handle the varsity, but Jim
Pugh, who was relief quarter on the
"a firSt-yea team, has not had the
experience to qualify him to general
the varsity in a major game, though
he has shown up we'll as running
back against both. Hampden-Sidney
and Richmond.
II was upon Holland, the veteran in
the line, that the duty of calling plays
for the second team fell. A substitute
tackle was shifted into the regular
line and Holland took his place with
the other eleven and began to call
plays.
Earlier this week it looked as though
Holland might have to do the generals
job against Maryland. for Hushion re-
ceived a bad lick in tackling practice
and was forced to go to the hospital
for medical attention. But he was out
again the next afternoon, and has been
going well this week In the position
he took when Diffey was carried from
the field in the Richmond contest.
Holland has been called upon to do
almost everything else in the sports
line at Virginia. but not until recently
has he had to perform the duty Of a
team general. In basket ball he is cap
tain elect. and was last Winter chosen
as an all-Southern forward by Atlanta
papers.
In base ball Holland was Virginia's 8
malnstay in the box through four sea-
sons, but he has also played first base
and in the field, and has served many
a time as pinch hitter. He has signed
to join the Cincinnati Reds next June
at the end of the session.
Evening star., 1925-10-23

row its chances of winning will be
extremely doubtful, as Pennsylvania s
style Of defense Is especially effective
against that type Of offense. Chi
cago will find that driving against
some of the high playing forwards
of the Middle West and against the
low, hard. converSing type of charg-
ing OF the Pennsylvania linemen will
be two different things. But Stage
has been long time in foot ball and
probably knows that just as we'll as
Pennsylvania knows it. and doubtless
has prepared accordingly.
Harvard and Yale and Princeton,
just over grueling contests a week
if any. difficult struggles tomorrow
The Crimson faces Dartmouth at
Cambridge, Yale makes the journey
to Providence to meet Brown, and
Princeton entertains Colgate. Any
one of these opponents of the big
three" is capable of giving the best
of eleyenS d merry afternoon, and
any one of tomorrow's contests should
be well worth watching.
Lafayette and Washington and JEFF
ferson, meeting in New York, will
bring together two undefeated eler-
ems. AS far as foot ball is concerned,
the technical part of the game. one
need not go further than that game
to get an excellent exhibition of the
greatest of college sports.
Two big games are scheduled III
the far South. one OF which may
decide high honors for foot ball in
Dixie land. Alabama and Georgia
Tech go against each other at Atlanta
in the most important game so far
played. while Georgia and Wander
bilt are to face at Athens. Georgia
Tech has one Of its greatest teams,
while Alabama seems to have a rec
ord that would indicate il to be
strong enough TO be a formidable
foe for any school.
In the Middle West Michigan and
Illinois play the big game. Some
repartee between Zuppke and Yost
at the New York meeting OF coaches
last year indicated that there was
some smarting on the part Of Mich
igan over that defeat administered by
Grange and company. Probably no
game of the year will be fought with
any greater display of spirit on the
part of players than will animate the
men who wear the Maize and Blue
of Michigan.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
J. w. CARR ELECTED
ARGYLE CLUB HEA1

J. w. Carr was elected presideq
of the Argyle Country Club at
meeting last night. He succeeds hi;
brother, j. l.. Carr, who declined
reelection.
DR.. A. c. Norcross was chosen vict
president, Charles d. Keller record.
ing secretary, and Charles l.. Gable
financial secretary and treasurer.
p. ". lie Due, who had been an
untiring worker in the construction,
of the course, was renamed head o.
the green's committee.
Reports showed the club 10 be n
fine condition financially.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
OHIO STATE-IlLlNOIS
GAME TO DRAW 10000

\ thronG that seems certain to
reach 10000. and may even eclipse the
sssemblage which witnessed the dedi-
cation Of the Ohio stadium three years
ago, already appears assured for the
Ohio State-Illinois foot ball conflict at
Columbus November 81.
Interest in the game is heightened.
since it is the annual Homecoming
fray, by the fact that 1t will mark the
final appearance of Red" Grange as
d Western Conference player. and as a
result of Ohio States improved show
ing this year.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
TULANE HAS FOOT BALL
1T USED 80 YEARS AGO

A battered and water-soaked foot
ball. with which Tulane University
claims 1t won the first foot ball game
ever played In the South. 80 years ago.
Is a talisman that accompanies the
team on all of its foreign trips.
The ball originally belonged to Maj.
George Bayne. Yale quarterback. back
in the '9os. and 1t was loaned by him
to Tulane for its first game.
Somebody kicked it into bayou
and the game had to be halted while
one Of the team dived to recover it.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
HOWARD ELEVEN PLAYS
ON WEST VIRGINIA GRID

Howard Cniversity's Bisons left
town last night for Charleston. W.
Va, where they meet the Yellow
Jackets of West Virginia Collegiate
Institute on the gridiron tomorrow.
The two teams have been great
rivals for a number of years back and
the game usually has resulted in a
close score. Howard has gone through
the sea son so far with a clean slate
Evening star., 1925-10-23
STRUGGLE MAY BE BEST
OF THE SEASON In SOUTH
Both Have Teams That Are Strong in All Angles OF
Came-Probable Victors in Big Frays
of Tomorrow Are Selected.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n IRMINGAM, October 25uportant
r sprinkle passed when tbs
gridiron issues OF November alone important Ao"adaT
the paved
championships the sections indeed championships s
ablshed
The great OF the South this likely be the Aabam4
Field Atlanta the
hasm the difficult 10
Tech has
is endowed the backhcd
Evening star., 1925-10-23
SOUTH CAROLINA WINS
EASILY FROM CLEMSON

University of South Carolina defeated
Clemson College, 33 to 0. IN the annual
Fair week foot hall game yesterday.
1t was a demoralized Tiger team that
more than 1900 saw battered down in
the twentythird annual contest be-
tween these traditional rivals. Caro-
lima scored in every period. Clemson
never threatened.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
GAME, HERE TOMORROW
SHOULD BE REAL BATTLE
Hilltoppers Have Fine Set of Backs, Supported by
Great Line-All Other Local Elevens Go on
Jaunts, Maryland Battling Virginia.
BY II. c. BYRD.

fN IN Georgetown will place field
wv Buckncl the eleven that has its
coors defeated years ago." the
backed
ball Hilltop
reflects Coach himself
OF while Little
OF
decided he will
possibly
hardes her nlar Liz
Evening star., 1925-10-23
RITOLA AFTER RECORDS.

records will fall II Willie Ritola
realizes his hopes for his attempt to
lower Hannes kohlemainen's mark of
81 :03 2-5 for 10 miles in New York on
Sunday. The records. all held by
himself, are mostly for fractional
distances
Evening star., 1925-10-23
MASCART IS DEFEATED.

NEW YORK. October % R).-Lew
Hurley. New York boxer, gained the
Judges decision over Edouard Mas
cart. French featherweight champion,
after 10 fast rounds last night. Mas
cart weighed 125 pounds, Hurley 124 II.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
TWO MIDWEST CONTESTS
BRING CLASHES OF STARS
By the Associated Press.


)HCAGO. 23-Foot Western
the struggles the title simmer down
ducs for individual
nwitan dwtht
n Michigan
nfoursc wards for
Evening star., 1925-10-23
GOLDSTEIN WINS BOUT.

SAN FRANCISCO. October % Up.
Abe Goldstein of New York, former
bantamweight boxing champion OF the
world, won 10-round decision over
Churck Hellman OF Portland last
night
Evening star., 1925-10-23
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPER'S FERRY, w. Va, Octo-
Der 23.-The Potomac River was very
and Shenandoah was clear here
this morning.
Evening star., 1925-10-23

Yankees and COlumbiaS open their
schedules together Sunday at II
o'clock at West Potomac Pax.
Evening star., 1925-10-23

WintOns will drill tomorrow at :
o'clock for their clash with Hyatts-
Vile Sunday at F7airlawn field at /
o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-10-23

DE Molay players will practice to-
morrow at o'clock on the Tidal Ba-
sin field for game with the Hess
Athletic Club Sunday at Congress
Haiph+C
Evening star., 1925-02-27
YSH0ES OF THE AGES"
TO FEATURE EXHIBIT
Footgear of Many Generations to
Be Shown at Industrial
Exposition.

"Shoes of the Ages" an exhibit de-
ptcting the footgear of Americans for
several generations back, will be a
feature of the Chamber Of Commerce
Industrial Exposition in the new
washington Auditorium the week of
March 81, it was announced today by
Alfred l.. Stern, director.
In addition to American shoes. ex-
hibitS also will be made of footwear
of the folks of other lands. The eX
hibit also will include working
demonstration of the most improved
methods of shoe repairing.
Mr.. Stern also announced today that
the Washington Society of Artists and
the Landscape Water Color Club have
planned joint exhibit of the work of
local artists. Two rooms, he said,
have been assigned to the artists for
their eXhibi
The shoe exhibit and that of the
artists will form a portion of the
educational exposition, which will be
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Soaps

-Woodbury's Facial Soap. 3
cakes for ............... .49C
-Cuticura Soap, 3 cakes for
49c
Hansen & jerks English
Tub Soap, regularly 35c a
CAKE <oS
Physicians and Surgeons
Soap, ) cakes for ..-..... .z1c
-Olivilo Soap, 4 cakes for zSc
ALL White Rose Glycerine
Soap, box of 3 cakes for soc
-Yarritu CASTLE Soap, regu-
larly 15c cake, for. 49,. .10c
Packers Tar Soap, 25c size
IOT ...s.. .1oC
Evening star., 1925-02-27

made up Of exhibits of the handiwork
of the municipal playground children,
articles turned out in the industrial
arts classes in the public schools and
articles showing the activities in the
Government Printing Office. the Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing, the
Neighborhood House and the Indus
trial Home School.
Rapid disposition of space for the
exhibits of District manufacturers is
reported by Mr.. Stern. Although the
exposition will not open for three
weeks, he said, there is but little
space in the Auditorium which is not
under contract.
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Naval Officers Transferred.

Comdr. Charles A. Dunn has been
transferred from the Navy depart :
r,ant to the navy yard, Boston; Lieut..
Comdr. William R. Monroe, from the
receiving ship at New York to the
command of the U. S. S. S. Paul Ham
iIton; Lieut.. Gleaves B. Kenny. Med
icaI Corps, from st. Thomas. v L. to
Hampton Roads, Va; Lieut.. Robert
A. Nolan, Medical Corps, from New
mort r. l.. to st. Thomas, V. l.; Lieut.
C;uy d. Nicholas, Dental Corps, from
San Francisco to Tutuila Samoa, ana
Iieut. Charles w. Stevenson, supply
Corps. from the navy yard, WasainS-
TON. D. c., to the u. >. ,. NITRO
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Tooth Pastes

-Squibb's Tooth Paste,
SOC size for. Bic
-Pepsodent Tooth Paste, &c
-Pebeco Tooth Paste. .3zc
-Ipana Tooth Paste,
Soc size ................. Bic
-Kolynos Tooth Paste, per
tube .I9c
-Listerine Tooth Paste, 2Ic
-Colgate's Tooth Paste, three
25c tubes for ........... zoe
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Perfumes

-Coty's LOrigan Perfume,
per or. .A.95
-Caron's Narcisse Noir, reg
ularly $500, special, per o.,
S4.l9
d err Kiss Perfume,
$l.50 size for. SLID
-Piver's Azurea, LIE Tref1e or
Floramye, per OF. .79c
Jeans de Parys Bulk Per-
fume, regularly $3.50, special,
per OF. ........ SLID
Jean de Parys Perfumes,
in Chypre, Jasmin and other
odors. About 2-oz. bottles.
Made and bottled in France.
Regularly $500 .........$z.7o
Jean de Parys, same odors
as above in about 1-oz. bot
ties. Regularly 500. :. .S1.O0
-Dj err Kiss Perfume,
Sl.I5 size, neatly boxed. .SL.50
-Piver's Perfumes, neatly
boxed .SI.25
-Houbigant's pocket size
bottles with dropper. All
odors. Regularly $1.00, for
S9c
-Hudnut's Deauville Per-
fume. Trial size for soc
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Rouges

Lady Ester Rouge, Soc size
Tor ................ .S9C
Polo Rouge, regularly
SOC, for .......... .39c
Ashes of Roses Rouge,
75c size for. .59c
Pert Rouge, regular I
75c size, for ........ .59c
Mad Cap Rouge, regular
75c size for. .59c
Aubrey Sisters Tint, regu-
lar 35c size for......,.....Ec
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Conpacts

-Coty's Compact Powder,
Sl.OO size for .........8 .8Sc
-Tre-jur Compact Powder,
trial size ooC
--Tre-jur Compacts, single,
double and triple kinds for
S1.0O and SL25
-Hudnut's Deauville Single
and Double Compacts for
S1.50 and $3.50
-Woodworth's Single COM
pacts ........ .H.00
-Denney & Denney Double
Compacts ....... .S1.50
-Djer-kiss Loose Powder
Vanity. Complete in gold
plated box with puff and
mirror. Regularly $1.00, for
79c
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Razor Blades

Gillette Safety Razor
Blades, 10 in package for &c
S in package for. ...... .35c
Razor, with 3 blades, COM
piete ......e......... ..SoC
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Creams

Lady Ester Cream. SOC size,
3oc
Lady Ester Cream,
/5c size ............. 59C
L. a dy Ester Cream,
Sl.25 size ............. .S1O0
-Daggett & Ramsdell Cold
Cream, SOC size SAC
-Daggett & Ramsdell Gold
Cream, 35c size 1870. FAC
Ponds Cold Cream,
QUO size .45c
Ponds Cold Cream,
SOC size ..........-....25 .25c
-Angelus Lemon Cream,
Sue size ..................45C
-Lournay Lemon Cream,
S1.W size .............3 .39c
-Vauv, for, shiny nose, SOC
size ...........-.... .S9C
-Othinc, double strength,
Sl.00 size .79c
Armand Cold Cream,
SOC size ................3 800
-Stillmans Freckle Cream,
SOC size, a Jar.-......3 800
-Pompeian Day or Night
Cream, SOC size ......... .39c
-Noxzema Cream, SOC size,
59c
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Depilatories
Puff Jars

Glass Puff Jars, in a beau
tiful assortment of colors,
with perfume dropper on top.
Holds large size puff. Regu-
larry $1.Z5, for...........Sl.oo
Regular $1.00 Large Size
Colored Glass Puff Jars with
puff for .-................7Sc
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Shampoos, etc.

Watkins Mulsihed Cocoa
nut Oil Shampoo, Soc size
Packers Tar Shampoo,
SOC size for. .3Sc
-Amami Shampoo, per pack
age 10C
Fairs Gray Hair Restorer,
$l.OO size SOC
-Germaseptol, Soc size for
39c
-Van-Ess, $1.50 size for Sis
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Sachet

-Coty's Sachet Powders, in
the popular odors of L'Origan,
Styx and Jasmin. Regularly
$l.l0. Special, per ounce, soc
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Dusting
Powder

Browns Dreamerie Dust
ing Powder, $l.00 box, spe-
cial, per box. .89c
Button Dusting Powder, in
fancy tin box, with puff ..45C
-Wrisley's busting Powder,
fancy pasteboard box, with
puff, SOC size ............. .39c
-Boncilla Dusting Powder,
$I.0O
-Houbigant's Ideal and Ouel-
ques Fleurs busting Pow
DER ....-....... SI.5O
-Cappi busting Powder, SL2S
Denny & Denny busting
FoWdeT .......... .... .SL5U
-Hudnut's T hre e-FIower
Dusting Powder ........SI.50
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Talcunn
Powders

johnson & Johnson Baby
Talcuul, per box ...... .I5c
-Azurea Talcum Powder, per
box ,29C
-Cotys LOrigan Talcum,
per box 79c
-Coty's Paris Talcum Pow
der, per box. .79c
-Houbigant's Ideal or QueI-
queS Fleurs Talcum Powder,
per box ........ .79C
-Mennen's Borated Talcum,
per box .-.--..-..-...... 19c
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Face Powders

-Piver's Azurea Face Pow
der, all shades, per box. .69c
.-Coty's EOrigan Face Pow
der, per box. x........ 73c
-Djer-kisS Face Powder,
SOC size, per box. .39c
Java Rice Face Powder, per
box ............... S9c
-Pompeian Face Powder,
60c size, per box. ..........39c
-Mavis Face Powder,
SOC size, per box. .39c
-Lablache Face Powder,
SOC size, per box. BIC
Dora Face Powder, per
box .......... Z9C
Jean de Parys Face Pow
der. NJ a d. in France.
$l.00 size, per box. ... 49c
-Hudnut's Three e-Flower
Face Powder, per box. .75c
-Woodworth's Fiancee Face.
Powder, per box.......SI.o0
-Cappi Face Powder, per
box ....................$L .$Lo0
Denny & Denny Face Pow
der, per box ............Sl.o0
-Boncilla Face Powder, per
box ............ .I3C
Lady Ester Face Powder,
per box soc
-Manon Lescaut Face Pow
der, all shades, $l.25 size,
per box .....,..- o9C
Evening star., 1925-02-27
Mouth Washes

-Listerine, $l.00 sizc.....69c
-Listerine, SOC size.
-Listerine, 25c size .19c
-Lavoris, $l.00 size. e.-.....o9c
Evening star., 1925-02-27
DeodOrants

35c size ..--...Sc
Mum .............-.-...L% ~
Earl No-odor, 25c size, l9c
-Amolin, 25c size.-.....Zlc
-Amolin, SOC size ..-.--.4Zc
Evening star., 1925-02-27

-Godet Mutt D'Amour Toilet
Water. Regularly 5000. Spe-
ciaT, per bottle. $3.50
-Djer-kiss Toilet Water, $l.55
-Coty's L'Origan Toilet
Water .............. -..S SI.yo
-Azurea Toilet Water. .SL.65
-Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal, 79c
-Mavis Toilet Water,
$1.25 size for. r............sl.W
-Houbigant's Que1ques
Fleurs Toilet Water, per
bottle ......-er.- .. <-.... ->o.oo
Evening star., 1925-02-27

-Sadako Bath Salts, regu-
larly 25c a bag, special. ,19c
Buttons Bath Salts, in
glass jars. All colors.
SOC size for. .@c
+7l1 Bath Salts, 75c size, soc
-San-i-sal, the reducing bath
salt, per bottle. .79c
% bottles for. $3.50
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
PLACE ORDERS FOR
100000 WORTH
OF FRIGIDAIRES

Orders for over 100000 worth of
IFrigidaire ice cream cabinets were re-
ccived at the Delco-Light factory
Tuesday from two of the country's
/ Ia rye ice cream manufacturers, accord
6ng to announcement by f. G. Biech-
Der, president and general manager of
the company, to Jack O'Brian of the
IDelco-Light electric distributors here.
An order for several thousand Of these
cabinets, IL was stated, was received
Lfrom the Brcyer lee Cream Company
|of Philadelphia. The name or the
'other company. whose order was re-
ceived in time to raise the days bust
ness to the record-breaking total Of
over S2,000.O00, was withheld, said
mir. Bicschler, at its request.
shipment of the several thousand
rabinets ordered is to begin immedi-
lately, il was stated, and these large
orders. together with the large daily
receipt of orders for other Frigidaire
cabinets. it was pointed out. insure n
constantly increasing activity In
|Frigidaire production for many months
Ito come.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
TRAVIS GARAGE
SELLS FOR
$4,000

Clint Chenault has purchased the
Applicable Garage property at 212
East Travis, according to Frank r.
Scott. sales manager of Richey. Casey
& Gragg. agents in the deal The
sellers were f. w. and Elsie A. APP
pledolc. The consideration is reported
at $4,000.
Immediately following this deal, the
property was leased for five years to
Claude Elliot and Tom Howell, own
ers of the Riverside Garage. The
tenants report that they will occupy
the property as a general storage ga
rage and Headquarters for their drive
crless ear business in addition to their
other establishment at LOG East
Travis. The lease was made by H.
II. Trough and the sale by r. A. Har-
.ris of Richcy. Casey & Gragg.