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New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

W AMID TO Buy '.e'9fy N
4 going plant. nanuIactarins - s'wn; 'vn;
- ~ t,ns PIGMENTS preferred. Box 4.e. T.lbana
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
FACTORY FOR SALF

Brick building 10000 square feet, con.
tatns engine and boiler; good labor centre
8 bargain at SIS. 900 JOHN J. BERRY 6
BRO, Broad and Clinton SITS, Newark. n.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
ALIfAT.IA

NEW HOUSE. 7 large rooms all irnpts:
garage, overlooking Konaico Luke; u mile
from station. lo0xl40. sofne fruit. Price
$4,000; cash $4,000. G. SHELLEY
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

AT R1DGEWOOD. \. J.-Auractiye littlo home;
S5 900. 8 rooms. bedrooms bath. steam heat.
hardwood floors all improvements.
S. 5. Walstrum- Gordon & Formen,
l2O Broadway A. Y Rector 77l3.
R,dce,yood ~ j. Tel. 555.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
FACTORY FOR SALE.

Brick factory. Newark. n. J.. $4,000
square fse,, with railroad siding; good
Berry & BRO, Broad and Clinton SITS.
Newark.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

WILL sacrifice fne N=w York country
home designed by Stanford White cost
Ing over $4,000; sufficient acreage; best
committing location; greatest opportunity
responsible buyer. {. and c. Principals
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
WHAT ABOUT THIS?

Ten room house. all mproveiuonts right
IN beft part village. largo lot. garage.
hcnnerx. garden; only $4,000: cash 5000.
balance 80 month MERRIAM. PHONE
800 MOUNT kfHCO.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
NEW ROCHELLE

COLONIAL HOUSE. rooms, baths
large living room. open fireplace. eleep.nG
porches. garage. Sound view Asking
$Il, ,00O terms arranged. REYNAID d
KRAFT zoo Huguenot It. Tel. 254l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
MT. K1SCO
I l.8 ACRES

groom hous". all iinpts.; barn, poultry
mouse, nne shade, inu"n fruit, $t,Oo9; Ia
cnsh. CARPENTER g. PELTON. Tel g.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
PELHAM

NEW HDI SES
ana rooms up-to-date. gas. electricity,
open nreplnces; high claes location. garage;
$500: also othera: open Sundays
j. N. AmUNDSEhjra.3i rai Wqfr ;I2l p.I1a,, hqne; y
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
FACTORY FOR SALE.

Brick factory. Newark, N. j.. five story,
concrete floors, corner building, equipped
with automatic sprinkler system. Atom
elevator; excellent labor market. JOHN
J. BERRY & BRO, Broad and Clinton
sts Newark.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
YONKERS
NEW srrcCo nrNGALo
STUcC0 HOUSE

Vernon, 10, 50xl0o 10 rooms. baths. finely
finished. interior OAK and white ,rim, oak
floors. hot water heat. open hreplaces :.
dandy porch station 70 minutes walk. frce
$3.50. Cooley Realty Co. Mt. Vernon. n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

3 rooms. TIED bath. sun parlor. breakfast
room, large plot. minutes to water. Ask
ing $4,000. Open to offer. r. J. SUI
LIVAN. 20 North Ave. Tel. 279O-3756.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25
Portland street, where the police in
LEXINGTON, Ky.

Portland street, where the police in
tervened and effected rescue.
AS the procession passed through
the streets with banners, adorned
with black cats, pictures of beer
stems and other decorations, there
were frequent cries of 'We've got
Pussyfoot.'
Some of the prohibition campaign
ers, mostly Americans, declared to
the American Press that they did
not believe the police had made sin
cere effort to break up the crowds,
and contended that they could have
rescued Mr.. Johnson much sooner if
they had so desired.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25

The action Of the American News
paper Publishers Association in re-
commenting to all newspapers in the
country "a material increase in sd-
vertising and subscription rates, and
at the same time a limitation Of the
size Of the paper simply brings to
the fore situation which has been
recognized for months, but which
has become extremely acute during
the past few weeks.
The most severe shortage Of news
print paper that has been faced in
the history Of the industry is an ac-
tual fact today. From worrying about
prices Of paper that have doubled
in less than. year, and may be ex-
pected to increase steadily unless
some concerted action is taken, news
papers are beginning to fear they
will be unable to get an adequate
supply Of paper at any cost. If there
be any question about this, a glance
at the front page Of yesterdays
Chicago Tribune, bearing the an
nouncement that 81 full columns of
perfectly good advertising had been
omitted from that issue to preserve
its rapidly depicting paper stock,
should remove all Doubt.
With advertising relatively the
cheapest commodity on the market
today, the natural course is to equal
ize it with other lines Of business, and
at the same time relieve, before it is
too late, a situation that actually
threatens the life of the newspapers
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25
RESUMES FORMER POSITION

Stanley Brown, lately returned
from two years over seas, where he
served in the A. E. F., in France,
has accepted his former position
with the Lexington Granite Company.
Mr.. Brown, who is considered one of
the best statesmen in the State, will
have Eastern Kentucky, az his terri
tory.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25
Mr.. p. LaDuke, Farmer, Says, "You
Bet Rats Can Bite Through Metal

II had feed bins lined with zinc last
year, rats got through pretty soon.
Was out $18. A 81 package of RAT
SNAP killed so many rats that I've
never been without it since. Our COLI
dog never touched T-SNAP." You
try it. Three sizes, 25c, SOC, $1.0o.
Sold and guaranteed by Chenault Il
Orear.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25
INCREASED ADVERTISING
RATES URGED

Material increases in advertising
and subscription rates Limitation of
the size Of newspapers and provi-
sions in advertising contracts where
by rates can be adjusted monthly or
quarterly, were among the recon-.
mendations made by special con-
vention Of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association called to con-
slider the newspaper print shortage.
The report Of the resolution com
mittee, adopted unanimously, fol-
lows: n
"Paper manufacturers have told
us that there is world wide short
age of paper. At the present rate of
consumption the newspapers are us
ing about 10 per cent. more paper
than Us being produced. This means
an annual shortage on the present
basis of approximately 100000 tons.
Your committee, therefore, recon-
mends:
"That the regulations Of the War
Industries Board for the conserva-
ton of newsprint be strictly ad-
hered to, and that the full text Of all
these regulations be sent to all the
daily and Sunday newspapers Of the
United States, whether or not they
are members of the A. N. P. A.
"That publishers everywhere be
urged to materially increase adver-
tising and subscription rates and at
the same time limit the size Of their
issues.
"That no newspapers enter into a
yearly contract for advertising at a
fixed rate, but make rates adjustable
monthly or quarterly"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25
LONDON STUDENTS FORCE
AMERICAN TO RIDE RAIL


William E. Johnson, an American
prohibition worker and Anti Saloon
League organizer from Westerville,
Ohio, Familiarity known as PUSSY
foot" was dragged from a platform
from which he was speaking in Lon
don, Eng, last week, severely beaten
and paraded through two miles Of
crowded West had streets on q
plank.
His assailants, for the most part,
were medical students and against
them at times he put up strenuous
fight, receiving a badly damaged eye
and other injuries, so that finally.
owing to his weakened condition, he
was obliged to submit to the indig-
nifty.
Eventually Johnson was rescued
by the police, who, during the early
part of the march simply kept the
crowd moving. He was rushed to
Bow Street Station, where his in
juries were dressed, and he then was
able to go home.
The occasion Of the attack was a
meeting in Essex Hall, just off the
Strand, at which debate had been
arranged between Mr.. Johnson and
r. Mitchell Banks, lawyer, on "The
Flow and the Why of American Pro-
hibition."
The chairman of the meeting, F..
A. Mckenzie, also was seized by the
crowd, but was soon released. The
meeting had no sooner opened than
there was an uproar due to.-the ac-
tivities of few young men who i'm
mediately engaged in hecking.
A great crowd OF students had
gathered outside the building and
after Mr.. johnson began TO speak,
hundreds Of students. who evidently
we're organized, broke Gown the iron
gates of the entrance to the hall,
crushed aside the poGca, charged
down the aisles ana seized Johnson
and Mckenzie. These two they pelt-
ed with bags of flour. They hoisted
.hem into wagon and reo'ecded to
Kings College nearby, wacre both
were invited to stale their case for
prohibition to the students, but were
not allowed TO proceed because of
che bowls.
The rioters then discarded Nc
Kenzie and mounted Johnson ON a
plank. This a stalwart group placed
on their shoulders and marched thru
the Strand, Leicester Square, Plea
dilly Circus and Oxford Circus To
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25
James Watson: "I'II Never Forget
When Fathers Hogs Got Cholera

zone morning he found 20 hogs
dead and several sick. He called in
the Vet, who, after dissecting a rat
the rodents had conveyed germs.
Since then I am never without RAT
SNAP. It's the surest, quickest rat
destroyer know" Three sizes, 25c,
Soc, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by
Cbanau1t a. Orear.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25

The attention of certain Republi-
can senators is respectfully called to
the War Departments coming sale of
673 anvils. These gentlemen are al
ready supplied with hammers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-11-25

Has it been noticed saat the League
Of Nations is more popular as an ''is-
sue" with Republicans who are hold
ing office than it is with those who
are seeking object
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HALF BLOCK FROM DUPONT CIR
Gle. 10 rooms, baths; hardwood
floors and trim: perfect condition: hot
water heat; electricity: lot 20x10o:
immediate possession; large yard to
wide alley. Price. $4,000. Terms.
Handsome pressed brick front house;
81 feet wide: center hall; l. rooms,
modern baths; large yard TO alley;
garage for several cars; splendid home
and location for physician or large
family; near 9th and NJ streets NV.
Price below value. Easy terms.
Near 18th and Otis NV. rooms
and BATH colonial front porch: sleep
ing porch; hot-water heat. electricity.
hardwood floors and trim, newly
papered and painted; prompt posses
sion: large yard to wide alley. Price.
s. 5CS.
Near 10th and Park road rooms
and bath: semi detached: colonial front
porch; hot-water heat and electricity:
newly papercd and painted Price,
5000.
Holmead place NV. rooms and
bath hot-water heat: electricity: new
ly papered and painted; immediate pos
session; $500.
Near 18th and SITS. Sc. 3-story
pebble dashed brick dwelling; 10
and bath; repapered and paint
ed; lot .O0x4O; $500.
18th and SITS. ne. 2-story brick;
rooms and bath; large yard. Price.
5000.
Near oSth and SITS. NV. o-story
brick; s rooms and bath; 81, 500
Near Sd and sts ne. 3-story
brick; 6 rooms and bath; 81. 500.
Attractive 7-room and bath colonial
front house near I'd and A SITS. ne:
finished in white enamel. mahosanized
doors, open lireplaces. gas logs: front
porch: alley. Only $3.50. Easy terms
and quick possession.
Near sth and L sts Sc Convenient
to navy yard; side alley; gas; newly
Paperea and painted; rooms and
Near eth and c SITS. Sc. rooms
and bath: gas; immediate possession,
Price, $500.
FOR COLORED
Near 4th and Mass ave- NV Z
rooms, modern bath: garage she'd on
alley. Only So, $50. Terms.
Near 18th and W. SIS. NV rooms
and bath; hot-afr heat; excellent con-
dition. Price, $3.50. Terms.
Near 10th and Kenyon. Groom and bath
brick; hot-water heat: excellent con-
dition; immediate possession; $3.50.
Near 18th and T SITS. NV. rooms
and bath; deep lot to wide alley: room
for double garage. Price, $3.50.
Easy terms
WALTER A. BROWN, 140O h ST. NV
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HARRY WARDMAN.

On Monroe just east Of 18th st. An attra c.
tive Groom and bath house with all modern
improvements. Can give possession.
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Florida Ave. Near 21st St.
Three,story brick; nine rooms. bath; cleo
tric light: gas; frst-foor kitchen; the loca-
ton is trst-class. Price, $1,000.
Near 10th St. and Columbia Rd.
Three story brick: eight rooms. two baths:
hot-water heat; electric light gas; hardwood
rear porches; % TT. front; room for garage;
immediate possession. Price, $4,000.
Near Union Station.
Sixteen rooms. 3 baths: steam heat; large
lot; 20 it. by 100: running through to the
Price. $10,0O
Harrison St. Chevy Chase, D. c.
semi-detached. three-story; nine rooms. two
baths: hot-water heat: electric light; gas;
hardwood floors; sleeping porches: in perfect
condition throughout: large lot double garage;
immediate possession. Price, Sl3,750.
Irving St. Near 10th.
Mt. Pleasant; three-saory, colonial brick;
nine rooms, two baths: hot-water heat: cleo
trio light; gas; hardwood floors; high eleya-
ton; bargain at s., 500
Modern NE. Corner Home.
A coy six-room and hath, two-story brick;
almost new: hot-water heat: electric lights:
hardwood floors and trim; stationary washtubs:
front and double rear porches; room for garage
Price, &C. 75c.
Anacostia.
Well located in the most desirable neigbbor-
hood of this section. semi-detached 6room
and bath house. with side lot; very moderately
priced at So, OO0
Corner Home.
A very beautiful corner home in the ex-
q
story; tapestry brick; s rooms baths: hot
water heat: electric and gas; hardwood floors;
.arse front ana sass-incosed rear porches;
screens; awnings, etc. and in the very best
OF condition throughout: good lot to 15-ft al
ley; ample room for garage. Price, SIS. 800.
Mt. Pleasant, West of 18th.
On one Of the hest residential blocks: con
venient to two car lines; 10 rooms, bath; steam
heat; electric light; gas; hardwood floors and
Urn. .in' qouple garage; just put in good condi
tlon' Immediate possession. Price. s11,75O
Near Dupont Circle.
3-story and cellar brick; 10 rooms, ba tbs;
hot-water heat; electric light: gas; hardwood
floors and trim; open fireplaces; beautiful fix
large lot to alley; room for garage;
Centrally Located.
Three story and cellar brick: eight rooms
Two baths; good heating plant: well built and
ai u exterior ana interior: good lot to
ahe! Price, $3.50. $500 cash, balance
Belmont Rd. Near 10Th St.
fwefve rooms. baths electric lights; gas:
not-water heat; hardwood floors and trim
Throughout servants room in cellar: large lot
~ III. ny ITO IT. to wide alley; room for ga
rage; Immediate possession; bargain at
$4,000; will also self furnished.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
MAIN 1854 Ill 18th st. NV
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New B. H. Gruver Houses
Possession Within "a Hours

14o6 Shepherd st. NV; rooms on two
floors: semi detached.
1412 Shepherd; rooms, bath: houses have
deep lots: screenedi in breakfast and sleeping
porches beamed ceiling: sliding doors: front
cellar entrance: switches to chandeliers: hot
WATER heat: attic and laundry and toilet in
cellar. Open for inspection any time. The
electric lights are on.
SIC Union Trust bldg. Main 76S or Col 5oS5
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WANTED-TO RENT.

w AN i LO-1O RGN L.
WANTED-SIX OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
imfurnished. in northwest or northeast section:
not to exceed $50 or $40 per month Call Mrs
]. Il. WALKER. North 7S77-J.
SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR APT. BY
/ adults; permanent by Jan. l. Address Box
2G0-A Star office. ID
WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
TYLER L. RUTHERFORD (Inc.),
Established 1922
SIT 18th st. NV. 49,
WANTED-TO RENT AN UNFURNISHED
house from q to 10 rooms. Phone Falls Church
81, F-2 or RoSslyn 112. IA
WANTED-TO RENT FOR ONE YEAR OR
longer an unfurnished house, 10 or II rooms;
modern improvements: NV. or Chevy Chase
preferred. Address i. o. Box 1872, Washing
ton. D. G.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. 5
to rooms, ami. NV. section or suburbs.
Address Box i34-A. Star office. IL
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1911 IRVING. COR MOUNT PLEASANT
Sunny artistically furnished second -foor
suite, living room, two bedrooms. private
bath, sleeping porch: continuous hot water;
electricity: telephone: hot-water neat all
rooms have bay windows overlooking street
light housekeeping privileges; suitable part!
approaching refined Surroundings; rooms SIN
gle suite: preferably gentlemen or
couple. Phone Col. 3323 cafe opposite IA
FOR RENT-FURNISHED FLAT = ROOMS
and bath back porch; cellar. furnace neat
Price $50. Apply Mr.. Cannon, 1916 ST. NV,
east bl
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CLEVELAND PARK.
Bungalows rooms and bath; open fire.
place; many unusual features; garage.
II. L. RUST.
012 18th st. NV.
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INSPECT GRUVER HOMES
1912 to $500 18th street NV. Modern in
every respect: $3.50. Terms. etc GIG Union
Trust bldg. NJ. 76s OF Col. 52s5 IL.
PRICE. $3.50. NEAR ST. ALOYsIUS
Church. sos LIST ST. NV. rooms and ba th /:
cellar. House vacant and open for inspection
until B r.m.
Price. S., 800 each. 615 and 617 sd ST NV
large rooms and bath A good location
Houses in excellent condition. Rented at S2z. so
eacE.
THOS. W. FOWLER & SON.
49, 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-ANACOSTIA. $500. LOT 25X
$50. runs through to another street: 6 rooms
hath: half block from cars. Could not he built
for 800. Fine neghborfood.
JAMES STRAYER,
SOB 18th st. NV l5s
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. 1O-ROOM AND
bath brick; store front: Euclid street near
Georgia avenue: $4,000; cash or terms Write
&. GEBHARDT. I'll Longfeliow ST. NV l4s
GROOM BRICK: BATH, FURNACE, FIRE
place; semi detached: conveniently located near
10th and NV: 5000. OWNER. Address
Box BOA, Star office. 14s
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TWO-FAAlILY HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS AND
bat each in very desirable section of NV,
s., 900
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IN PETWORTH. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-
Groom house; ami: with garage on paved
street and alley. Owner, 4130 5th st. NV. L.
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IF YOU ARE A HUSTLER YOU CAN
make some money ont Of this. On s
street between 10Th and 18th; 10
rooms and baths; hot-water heat;
electric lights; sleeping porch; double
garage. Price. $4,000. Reasonable
terms.
This is what you have been looking
for, Near the Naval Observatory. a
half block from the street cars: .
story brick: colonial front: rooms
and bath; reception hall: parlor; din
ing room; buffers pantry; kitchen: 3
bedrooms: sleeping porch; steam heat;
electric lights; large rear yard to
paved alley; plenty room for a double
garage. home like this will give
you more comfort more pleasure. more
pront, and now is the time to get it,
Price. $500. Reasonable terms
A homeseeker's opportunity Now is
the time, tomorrow may be too late
Well built semi-detached 2-story cor
ner; convenient to the line; s
rooms and bath; electric lights; steam
heat; plenty room for u garage Price
$1,000; $500 cash, $50 per month.
Why pay rent? You might just as
well be paying off on this home
cambridge street near Both. 3-story
brick; rooms and bath: hot-water
heat. Price. $1,000. Reasonable
We have many other desirable homes
that we can offer to homeseekers Let
our efficient sales force help you in
the selection of n home
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE
COMPANY.
Sl6-SlS Evans Building.
Main 548Z. Main 1888.
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5000.

$1,000.
, Hood secuon OF northeast near Lincoln Park
2-story, press brick: 6 rooms bath. ward front
u anu Ieat' arse!' small cash payment, balance
Ike rent This is bargain
DAVID E. BARRY, 1907 I'll H St ,:o NV
TwO-FAMILY HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS AND
bath each in very desirable section of NV,
s., 900.
Near 18th and Harvard: IL rooms, BATH
steam heat; big bargain, $500.
N wide avenue downtown: 10 rooms, bath.
hot-water heat, $500.
Several excellent rooming houses on Column
bia Heights and down town.
VIM. J. BOWMAN.
202 Victor bldg. Franklin 1885, Ia
FOR SALE-PRICE 81. 800: WELL LOCATED
in NV; bay-window brick; large. bright
rooms and BATH open fireplace; furnace heat:
deep lot to alley; easy terms. Owner. West
$50 15s
BY OWNER OCCUPANT, LEAVING CITY
Groom brick house: ami; gas electricity.
h VIII. tile bath. front and rear porches; win
fer supply of coal; facing Soldiers Home PARK
and overlooking reservoir; bargain; agents.
S0l6 Park pl. NV. IA
VACANT.
Georgetown Heights. one square from
cars-Modern 2-story colonial brick house,
q roo u.s. tiled bath. hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights. gas. double back porches; room
for garage Price, So $50: 81 $50 cash.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 New York ave. Main $685.
It's not the profit we make. but the
service we give, makes our success.
IN PETWORTH, NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
Groom house; ami: with garage paved
street and alley. Owner. 4130 5th st. NV. 15'
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FOR SALE
MONROE NEAR 18th ST. NV.
Brick. rooms. bath. fur.
Room for garage.
PRICE. $3.50.
See Mr.. TEEII. with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
20 18th st. NV.
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On Harvard st. close TO 9Th st. An attrse
tive 10-room, bath and lavatory house. Has
hot-water heat and electric light. Large
yard. with ample room for garage. In excel
lent condition. Can give possession.
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3-story and cellar brick; 10 rooms, . baths;
hot-water heat; electric light: gas; hardwood
noors and trim; open fireplaces; beautiful fix
lures; large lot to alley; room for garage:
immediate possession. Price, $11, 800
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49, n ST Nw-Double room: running water;
rrap>i.utS accommodate IL