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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
If Ruptllred
TyThiisFree
Apply it to Any Rupture, Old or
Recent, Large or Small and You
are on the Road That Has
Convinced Thousands.
Sent Free to Prove This

Any one ruptured, man, woman or
child should write at once to W. s. Rice
l64A Main street, Adams. \. Y, for
free trial OF his wonderful stimulating
application. Just put it on the rupture
and the muscles begin TO tighten; they
begin to bind together so that the open
ing closes naturally and the need OF
support or truss is then done away with.
Don't neglect to send for this free trial.
Even II your rupture doesn't bother you,
what is the use of wearing supports ali
your life? Why suffer this nuisance
Why run the risk OF gangrene and such
dangers from a small and innocent little
rupture, the kind that has thrown thou
sands on the operating table? 4 host Of
men and women are daily running such
risk just because their ruptures do not
hurt nor prevent them from getting
around. Write. at once for this free
trial. as it is certainly a wonderful
thing. and has aided in the cure Of
ruptures that were as big as a mans
two fists. Try and write at once, using
the counOn below
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

policy, harmful to the honor and dignity
of the Senate, and dangerous to the
perpetuity of free government. and yet
TO seat The man. and the gentlemen
who have done the wiggllng and wab
bling have now found a cyclone cellar
where they think they can go and escape
the wrath and the tornado Of an indIg
rant public opinion.
I'VE are told by the Senator from
Ohio (Mr. Willis that his resolution
viii express some policy in campaign
expenditures. We have policy e1-
pressed in the $4,000 limit that both
houses of Congress voted. and hat was
fiagrantly violated in this Michigan cam
paign. What more policy do we want
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
HAYNES SAYS
LIQUOR ARMY
OF u. S. STRONG
Prohibition Enforcement Head
Does Not Underestimate
Task.
LIQUOR FLEETS BUSY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-There are
still 100000 whisky drinkers in the
United States, according to Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes
Mr.. Haynes estimates that out of the
estimated 2,5O0O00 regular whisky drink
ers, at least 100000 are in the class
of old drinkers who imbibe almost at
will, and As freely as pocketbooks viii
stand, under prices of beverage Hquor
that are well nigh prohibitive fer the
average man with average earnings.
But against this admission, it must
be remembered that Commissioner
Haynes recalls that in the old wet days
there were 2O,000.000 liquor drinkers in
the United States He figured that II,
100000 drinkers have quit And he be.
HeVes that of those who now find it
possible or practicable to imbibe in
beverage intoxicants those of that class
are consuming only 3 per cent of the
quantity they were accustomed to drink
in the pre- Reproduction days.
STATE OF DRYNESS
NOT REACHED.
When the rosy reports of dry" di-
rectors go into the filing cabinets ana
tours of personal observation are made
it has not required officials long to dis
cover that the country has far to 90
before a state Of dryness that prohtbi-
ton enthusiasts had hoped for can be
an actual fact
As the days Of law enforcement wear
on their weary way these things still
stand out: Bribery of public officials
Influenced in liquor matters has become
common enough 10 not excite any special
alarm smuggling Of imported liquors
over coast routes keeps up in undimin.
iShed volume; liquor fleets are increas-
ing their areas Of operations against
opposition from Government craft that
is practically negligible. Illicit distilling
is growing at a startling rate; and
hootcgiae has taken on something OF
the earmarks Of achievement legal or
otherwise, il one judges alone the ease
with which bootleggers defeat the pro.
cesses Of the courts and the aims Of law
enforcerS.
HANDLERS KEEP
AVENUES OPEN.
The whisky handlers have kept the
whisky avenues open. and probably even
tho prohibition chiefs can only guess
with their limited facilities for detecting
the sources just how much Illicit liquor
is flowing over the country. None have
arisen 10 deny many of Prohibition Com,
m Ssioncr Haynes's statements that less
liquor Is used since the saloon days,
or that the health record Of the coun-
try is better, the death rate less ana
tthat perhaps the former drinkers arc
morap rosperous than in the old more
or less care free days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
LAMONA Han
EAFIO FVN ITEM
ZZZSZNZSZSZ%ZSZSZS1SZZS

The annual poultry show in Madison
Square Garden, New York City. will be
held from Jan. % to the %. and, ac
cording to expectations, will srrpass all
previous exhibits. Entries nave been re-
ceiyed from practically every State in
the Union. The western States have
sent many game cocks and Miuorcas
The middles States have sent their leg
horns and silver penciled pullets. while
TIE New England States have entered
their Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Fourth Attempt to
Rob Gas Station

Police today are searching for a negro
whom they saw tampering with the lock
on the Energy gas station door at Tenth
street and Indiana avenue early today.
When the police came near the filling
station the negro disappeared. The sta
ton has been robbed three times in the
past few N his. Twice in Decem Der
burglars enf ed the building and took
the telephone pay station from the wall.
only few days ago they again entered
the place and looted the pay station box
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

progressive Republican, and leader of the
Senate revolt against old guard reae-
tionaryism:
"Au over the country in the last cam
paign we read upon the billbOards, In
great letters: Let us quit wiggling and
wabbTng'; and that was what we
charged the Democratic party with II
there ever in all the history of the worlG
las been such spectacle Of wigglinG
and wabbling as there is in this case
right now I should like TO have any
body produce the record: and this is
the Senate of the United States!
I'VE are asked here to support prop
osition writing our own infamy; tina,
his election was against sound public
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

port. I work IN q tailor shop and that
line Of work has been very slack this
year and am home part of the time.
/ do not like to take any chances,
so l consulted my friends, and one
lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham's
medicine so l did. I have felt bet
ter rightalong and am In goodenough
health to go to work. RECOMMEND
your Vegetable Compound and San
alive Wash to all. Mrs. MARY En-
RICO, 459 N. Carpenter St., Chicago.
Often the mother IS obliged to sup
port her children and good health Is
necessary. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound is just the medi-
cine you can depend upon. It is a
medicine for women's ailments and
the reliefit brought Mrs. EnricO it
may bring to you.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

Tor a serious LrOu-
bic. / had tried
do ctors and all
said the samoan
operation. Atfrst
l only felt the
pain on my left
side, but later /
seemed to feel It
on both sides. I
am a power sew
ing-machine oper-
ator and have a
if+fIo Girl 70 sf1n
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
ARMY HOLDS REVIVAL.

Revival meetings are being held every
night at the Samaritan Army hall, 301a
North Delaware street. The preaching
is done by the Rev Ira Stump OF Hart
ford city. assisted by the Rev. Col.
Austin Lowe Of Indianapolis. The ser
mon for tonight viii be, He That
Covereth His Sins Shall Not Prosper"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
SPORTS IN ROUSIANIA.

BUCHAREST, Jan. PA stadium
large enough to seat 10000 persons will
be built here. The government proposes
to develop national sports in every posi-
BILE way.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
WHITE
lEGHORN.

Reds The Government has also entered
the exhibit sending their fowl from
the federal farm at Beltsville, Nd, where
new strain in poultry has been de-
veloped. The family was evolved after
many years of experimenting The new
type of poultry has been named Lamona.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Works FOR Child
MUST KEEP WELL
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico

Chicago, Illinois. 81 took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
NEWBERRY CASE
BECOMES ISSUE
IN EVERY STATE
Senate Procedure to Be Weigh
ed by Voters in Coming
Elections.
OLD GUARD IN EVIDENCE
BY RICHARD LINTHICUNI.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Now that the
Newberry case has become a political
issue in every State and in every Con
gressionaI district in the United States,
the details of his victory in the Senate
constitute an important part Of the evil
dence to be presented to the people,
The powerful influences which enabled
Senator Truman Il. Newberry of Nichi-
gan to retain his seat in the Senate of
the United States by the narrow ma
jority Of five of his Republican col
leagues may be logically deduced from a
consideration of the following known
facts:
1. While the Newberry case was
pending before the Senate, President
Harding entertained the defendant New
berry at the White House, the the
alter al. on the golf links thus lend
ing encouragement to the activities of
the social bloc" referred to by Senator
Kenyon, Republican (Iowa). working in
behalf of Newberry
. On the eve of the date when the
Senate took up the final consideration
of the Newberry case. Jan. z, the Presi-
dent permitted it to be made known
that president Harding holds Mr.. New,
berry in very high esteem"
g. Senator Willis, Republican (Ohio),
cIassed among the doubtful Senators,
visited the White House and following
that visit introduced a resolution con
demning the huge expenditures in the
Newberry case and made a part Of the
resolution declaring Newberry to be duly
elected.
l. The old guard leadership, still in
control of the Republican Senate, with
which Senator Newberry is identified by
reason of his wealth, constituted a solid
nucleus of the Newberry vote to which
it was only necessary TO gather a few
sha mprogressives to constitute a ma
jority.
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| uu'H.d" rud basement. all rnh'tri" ""lN'
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! has seven iuuWa Hnd modern servants
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very l'N lnn''ihl l.'i money 'n"
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! but vr,t.s III, usr7 Il would take all
asv to toll vou everything about ~.
! prIro and terms ON application. aFk ne
today, tomorrow never 'omos. Leslie
| hi"'N7 Coz. i''Ii'IH. ''s'E' ESQ.
/ TWO NlW -FOUR HooMS ana htEAh
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.us,'s Largest shoe r''tr'nltors.
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Real Estate for Sale
Iors ron SNiE

IOTs ron SNIE 81
CurNT- VIII bel" nIfi class rlsIfenco lot.
Ui,,faifo IfIt, ,nrs.l,r good t.room
buugtIrw Dsato Hl,s. o.
,.,.,, g",,.,.##.,. 80.
r.,pt a',,,i, r'ua. gtIr, fg et0 each
$40. ,,l .t.f4r H4r.
-.---.-.-,---,.,
'ti' "a N'tHni I,i 09N'n i''i,. ,,m
.t.WrtE .,sh u'Ir n'.l trlsr gso.
t,h HNLl N'''ni I', INt'NoNA iL..t.
NhNl'' irui. EI.' fi.NN. once .I''''h
GOSH. llbif If.s cedar .'".
FbN SALE. Vacant Ipt ENErvund drive.
luNNiH3 fyrl price tlNN'. unU.foutth
''Fh li1If l'fNH. ltl1. .N'
ron SALE NHYInf Iui I.lg.vuYI drINr.
sEl1s foot 5 UNN ono luuftb raau.
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1oTsEs FoR SALE

4 FINE NEW HUNGALoW Five rooms,
breakfast room, oak floors Throughout
every built-iu feature, garage, elegant
decorations, rs swell, price now fbfv'''
$3.50 cash. Phone OsaRe
A HARGAIN-- Sacrifice sale, must hc sold
Immediately, b.rnom mnlern' fuIl Iol,
southwest side, Holy Fanny Clutch
district, must be sold. Price s',bNDs
some terms. This Is speculative
proposition for the person with cash,
C,d' Mr. Lotunvlle. Cedar Till
AN attractive new Terrace drive 6-room
ANA breakfast room buurtl"w. All
buiit-in fea,urcp montel, Fruuch doors
aud hardwood floors. iasrment
p'umoHd for laundry ,lnS 400 i1fhaeee,
81. 900. with $1,000 cash and balance
easy. For appointment eau Johnson,
with W. ID. Mccoy. $50 Mayo Bldg,
cedar 4trl or Res. Ceuar b'l.
A BRAND NEW 5.room bungalow, on the
paving, hil sood-sized rooms. best ~
oak floors, many hHilt ~ features, goui
ALL you NEED is the desire and $3.50 10
$500 cash Wr furnish the lot buId
modern homes 70 suit, hardwood floors,
500 10 today Usage 4a0l. Cedar ~.
Osfge r9do. oreulEgs
BEAUTIFUL home ON south slide, price
reduced from fl3 600 90 80 fnni on
t"rms ru9m bungalow basement oua
floors, built.ln featurea, high class
home Curry cedar 1913
URANp SEW ard immediate posscss.ou
/ can be- had: uve large rooms and
hrrakftHt room; living room across
tub, pedestal lavatory, cedar lined
fa.t room between d'g'nE runm and
kitchen. rHraEe and drive. a rec. F.o1
elder vacant lot as part cash payment
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ArAnTMrNr. uNruKNismED 4

APARTMENT unuruished North Den.
vgri four rooms ana sleeping porch
good well of water; most desirable sum
mer location. CAN MIR. sutton. Cedar
1g10
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SUNSET PARK

Tulsa's best residence sec
ton. Fourteen new homes
under construction; only
few OF tho lots left In our
contract at original prices.
All on paved streets priced
as follows:
S2,500--G0xl3S ioet. corner lot, east
front. 1925 cash.
s3.400-105-foot front. south front.
good location. $3.50 cash.
Si,00O-l2OSl25 feet. southeast cor
ner lot. on Norfolk Ave,
$1,000 cash.
fi.SO0-l50XlG0. south front. corner
lot, on Norfolk Ave, $1,000
cash.
s42OO-1lOxl4O feet, one-half cash.
a beautiful location, sur
rounded by new buildings.
All OF the above lots have
sewer paid IN tull and most
all ioln new building under
construction, They are the
best residence values in the
city,
BLAIR BROS.
Exclusive Agents
sol Palace Bids. Cedar $50
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NORTH SIDE

Dandy e.r1am house. three bedrooms
nice living room with fireplace ami
ranieL garage located u0ur fhe llU0
block ON Denver. pfIts 1880. terms.
$1,000 down, balance tl6 20 month T.
u Wlfwer. osage 9152, rcslIen,,
Usage sfHs
NOTICE 10 ronl estAtc wru-Ny property
ldi Hcreb iu section il.l1.It ta OF tho
market. signed. %. Vs. Roberts
NEW Al duplra. breakfast rooms. ga.
RACES. terms 10 rult. owner, Osage
6bs
NOTICE 10 real estate men and tho pub
Ur. MY house 81 1920 IS Newport ~. II
on 'h" market Me y ,. LOWS
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JWNEV MUST SELL beautiful J-ruom
modern bungalow with living room
across the entire front Hardwood
floors throughout built-ln features,
dandy ktruoUt garage rnl dr.yrNuv.
800 cash ana $40 per month. full.-iZ.
lot, close - school ana trHuspurta III Ion.
win sacrifice a. $3.50, Can Br. liar.
TisOn, OsaEs gi7,
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LANDS AND FARMS roH SALE s.

FARM FOR SALE-lCl acres Arkansas
river bottom hnd, near MNhy. priced
riEht Cail oshEo 500.
NICE FARM 30 acres. central ArkanHas
with stock and equipment, trade fpr
smaller acreage, small business or what
MANn NnnI IlmN 10 MnnIN- Ark.
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For Sale Real Estate
mnIsIs InM sNIE

HOUSES rOR SAFE ~
BIC, new 6.fu1m bungalow. breek'tet
room aud tile bath tTgc basement.
tHurucN lu fHr furnace, EtfNKo and
drive. complete kitchen pretty mautol
Price $500. 81 600 cash. balance ifs
rrr month. Call Mr. MyDutdy. Osage
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1850 CASH buys direct from the owner =
hHuH'ituI broom modern bungalow, ON
pavement, hardwood fiuDrF throughout
handsome wtutoi, buIlt-lu features,
close 10 car line pnd school. $40 per
month Will handle \ bargain ~
tiN5p can hr ferrcll, psnge ati7
$500 CASH au1 go monthly fpr Groom
house, 5uylGN-f00t Iui On Admiral
price te,g00. g. ". Barrett. 200 bliss
BIdg os1Ro 50 or GO
$500 CASH and nEst 'ar. balance month.
IE, fIr new t-ruuw house ON south
Trenton Tr.,o $4,000 OHuEc - or 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-14
rRAcKNGE AM INDusrnI,L

ArHE-Ahp.IALF TRACT uf track
age digit IN heart of the city, corner TO-
cation. $40 000i this Will not last long
We have also other good ttackage very
InlNnnahLn. lhIl OanEn llLl.
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,lg50-ArrnAcTIyE nUNGALow

$500 rash handles this new 5-room
bungalow nuu hfralfuti room,
good location. near EuHt Seventh
upE floors throughout dcrpri-
lions. two hrI~,ums. iutcst built
Iu feHfurDH IHrEr closets.
screened sl,"lIug porch, terms
a. T. TEEEINa A. SON
Oaagr 4aUi.gtta. t1S Mayo Hldg.
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"owH YOUR HOME
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EAST FiFTEENTH STREET
FURNACE-HEATED BRICK
HOUSE

1890
Nicely arranged 5-room bungalow,
exceptionally well built. Living room
across front. hardwood floors. ivory
finish, nice mantel, weather stripped,
concrete porch. large basement with
inside entrance, base tub. linen clos
ct aud medicine cabinet i'm bath
room. Large closet In hail. every
bullt-in feature In kitchen. including
ironing board and broom closet.
Closet II 5cdrgoa: Cor Murphy in-a-
dor bed. ON tho highest point on
East Fifteenth street. near Terrdce
drive. Let us show vnn one ~ the
homoist little homes In Tulsa. Some
terms can be arranged.
ABBOTT n WEIGH
Exclusive
3Ib South Boulder Usage 1861
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w, new ,g2n nNnE1'n"' nleNhtasi
I'nh ghl we bnlu HIsr h's'W'nI
s..t"'N lN wy tNiN','' h'l lNhc ehl
Trt,e 8, Xxx 6Uo r.. u,'",t ,ty-.
rsr month cal. Nr N.guriv 0s,ee
q7oO
..-..... ..
bINERs on SELLERS
NaI us " you Wish TO buN, sell or rent
anythinE q real estate.
p.,.. HN ,NNEII 4 bhIbWiN ND.
'''he "'N" o-u D. houldoi
--.......---... .----
~ WEN N.NNIh colonial bungalow
'" ,..''' i.0.. 'arN ni.ul n'v. I1si
r58r. .,1t IW'.t t,. r.,,,,,s. "' ,,,,-,.''
t,srT..,i r,,l. aoo iIIt, A'lr...
nom, 's.h h' ....---..
EAST tIFTIENTu STREET $500
"lN .'u uanE'."N dosItuh} located Hti
",,,.' wv, '''IN WY ka'h,' n',-
wood f..,. trru'.,r r.'..,, .,t .,h
s.fnh.a f.,fuf... f..,.t-., .,...| ,,.t
payment ur w.n tni,e rpr or vacant In
llNNMrTr a BALDWIN
3:o South BOULDER us1ea 30'1
I\tITTr.Nv location ..t...v ,tat f...,,,
convenient Milan ana .,tarr.,....,, . .af
rafuro. Ear,.nrs uuattais NI' 5fIle
$500 uu p4IufIua nuu u,rrasot, dccoiat.
lnH 81. ..' f.fmH Possession two
W"'Ea ts1rn NNlH
Trenton. ro.d u,.rrrafbooi. tvo h.a'.s
ct IIUyrufu ati,,t. ru4 limo. 81 BOO
DvHnn an01.
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Real Estate for Rent
rAKMs ron Rent

FOR SALE--Lease on good 4O-acrc
truck f1rm ana crops. JJ acres iu
Contaloupes, twtet potatoes tomatoes
Ford truck. one span 81 ,puIes onc
Jersey COW nn1 farm Implements 4.
room house. barn. good wufor. on
paved road aud close In. Price t7.
b0nt possession now. Anna a. Muster.
5l5 Security Bldg Usage 226t
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BARGAGN--N s-room bungalow. o.
Fact Fourteenth; su buiIi-fp features.
including built-ln rcfIgerafuri 81 500
cash. balance Fft per month arI inter.
cs'. a beautiful home. ONell, Usage
5000.
BY THE OWSER-Four rooms AMI batn,
finished nll IVORY good decorations,
electric lights one block from pavement
and ltury, garage. fine wen water
could use late model Dodge or Hu'ck
car, price $3.50, terms Cedar 1891,
EEAuTIFUL. new 2.stoty s.ro0m h0uYe
on South OwaSHu, fur sale at SO 600 he.
excellent terms OksilL OssEs 1000,
TulOma building
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Real Estate for Rent
ArARrMENIs TIRNIsMEn

FOR RENT-Furuished apartment close
in phone Usage $3.50.
FURNISHED apartment. 3i6 Il. Eighth.
Nicely furnished Groom apartment
newly decorated and remodelcd. good 10.
cation. Usage lt0i-J.
FOURTEENTH PLACE. W, 2N-Nieciy
furnished 8.toom apartment Cedar
1888
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$4,000 wvn.4ToFy
sDrIii IuIIEEEI
lnIs ron MI

CORNER LyT-Ou payins. paying. pgid
Gui VA sIyu terms Price $500.
can tDluf 90.
FOR st.r Uf DWNEU-I have three
nice suulu.frHU' Iuts Iu the 1900 bl0'k
on East Elghth street one block ~
strrrt car line, DO feet 'p pavement. Fuud
well water close 10 schools Hul church.
VIII buUI ( TO C.r1uw modern house 10
uu buFrr small cash psv"@"t balance
Ike rent Osags Slyb.
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nrsINEss rRorERTY

FOR SALE on RENT-Lnrge warehouse,
located on track. size 40N1b0, concrete
floor nni basement. also garage. VIII
GA4H.