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election. The British Broadcasting Corporation will relay a debate by speakers of the three Parties on the de-rating and local government proposals of the Government. The case for the proposals will probably be presented by Sir H. Kingsley Wood, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. The Liberal speaker will probably be Mr. Ramsay Muir and it is hoped that Miss Susan Lawrence will speak for Labor. In the meantime, several by-elections are engaging attention. There must be one in South Battersea, consequent upon the elevation to the peerage of Viscount Curzon. Candidates will be chosen during the coming week. Mr. James A. Pringle K.C. will not stand again for Fermanagh and Tyrone, a seat which he won without difficulty at the last general election. A Joke Shoots. Mr. Lewis Spence, the Scottish Nationalist candidate at the by-election in North Midlothian on January 29, does not take at all seriously the shooting affray which occurred after he spoke in West Calder. He was driving with his wife when a man fired half-a dozen shots at him with a revolver. He was not hurt, and he believes that the cartridges were blanks and that the whole thing was a practical joke. Mr. R.B. Cunningham-Graham, the ardent Nationalist, was in a motor-car following and he is of the same opinion. Neither man gives credit to the theory of a belated counter-attack by some follower of Edward II. It must not be imagined, however, that enemies of the Bruce are the only dangers to political candidates. There are indignant widows from the Channel Islands also. Such, for example, is Lady Houston, whose defense of her husband’s fortune and whose dealings with Mr. Winston Churchill in the matter of death duties are now classical in State finance. Recently Lady Houston gave £30,000 to the Lord Mayor’s Fund for destitute miners. With the gift she added advice to miners to rid themselves of trade unions. This is not at all the kind of thing that labor leaders like and Dr. Hugh Dalton, present Labor Member for Camberwell and prospective candidate for Bishop Auckland, wrote as
Mr. R.B. Cunningham-Graham, the ardent Nationalist, was in a motor-car following and he is of the same opinion. Neither man gives credit to the theory of a belated counter-attack by some follower of Edward II. It must not be imagined, however, that enemies of the Bruce are the only dangers to political candidates. There are indignant widows from the Channel Islands also. Such, for example, is Lady Houston, whose defense of her husband’s fortune and whose dealings with Mr. Winston Churchill in the matter of death duties are now classical in State finance. Recently Lady Houston gave £30,000 to the Lord Mayor’s Fund for destitute miners. With the gift she added advice to miners to rid themselves of trade unions. This is not at all the kind of thing that labor leaders like and Dr. Hugh Dalton, present Labor Member for Camberwell and prospective candidate for Bishop Auckland, wrote as much in a newspaper. Now Lady Houston is saying exactly what she thinks of Dr. Dalton. Dr. Dalton’s wife is contesting the Bishop Auckland by-election in an endeavor to “keep the seat warm” for her husband at the general election. It seems that no fund can be raised for those in distress these days without bitterness and backbiting in connection with it. In the matter of the Rye Harbor lifeboat disaster fund there now comes another delay. No more of the £35,000 collected is to be distributed in temporary relief until the Mayor and the other trustees have considered their legal position. Meanwhile, the widows of the seventeen men who lost their lives are more than impatient with the Mayor, who keeps the money from them and who has expressed a wish to embellish his township with it. He is taking Counsel’s opinion. Of course, Counsel’s fee comes out of the fund. Comrade Cook Reprieved. But reverting to the Miners’ Federation, which Lady Houston so much dislikes. It seems as though the Federation will be embarrassed considerably in the coming election when it is called upon to present its candidates. By now, it has forty representatives in the House of
in distress these days without bitterness and backbiting in connection with it. In the matter of the Rye Harbor lifeboat disaster fund there now comes another delay. No more of the £35,000 collected is to be distributed in temporary relief until the Mayor and the other trustees have considered their legal position. Meanwhile, the widows of the seventeen men who lost their lives are more than impatient with the Mayor, who keeps the money from them and who has expressed a wish to embellish his township with it. He is taking Counsel’s opinion. Of course, Counsel’s fee comes out of the fund. Comrade Cook Reprieved. But reverting to the Miners’ Federation, which Lady Houston so much dislikes. It seems as though the Federation will be embarrassed considerably in the coming election when it is called upon to present its candidates. By now, it has forty representatives in the House of Commons, but times are hard in the coalfields and money is tight. It seems improbable that it will be able to keep them there. Meanwhile, the insubordination of Comrade Cook, Secretary of the Federation, is being overlooked. It was to be come up for discussion at the last meeting of delegates. Consideration of it was delayed, however, and may be again delayed until after the general election. In the meantime, the differences between the National Union of Railwaymen and the Transport Workers’ Union do not seem to be any nearer to solution. The two unions are still at loggerheads regarding the status of those road workers who are employed by the railways in the “railroad war.” So far, the proposed amalgamation of the two unions has not found favor. PARIS CHATEAU FRONTENAC, now open, 6, Place Vendôme (Champs-Elysées). Entirely new and ideal concession or what should be the comfort of “a Home away from Home.” J.G. Metralier, Managing-Director. CONTINENTAL HOTEL ET RESTAURANT. Facing the Tuileries Gardens. FRANKLIN'S HOUSE by Franklin, 26, R. de l'Opéra (Champs-Elysées). Perfect cooking. Terms from 45 fr. HOTEL D'ALENÇON, 5, Av. des Champs-Elysées and 55, Av. George-V. The hotel of distinction in home-like atmosphere. HOTEL BOURGOGNE
delegates. Consideration of it was delayed, however, and may be again delayed until after the general election. In the meantime, the differences between the National Union of Railwaymen and the Transport Workers’ Union do not seem to be any nearer to solution. The two unions are still at loggerheads regarding the status of those road workers who are employed by the railways in the “railroad war.” So far, the proposed amalgamation of the two unions has not found favor. PARIS CHATEAU FRONTENAC, now open, 6, Place Vendôme (Champs-Elysées). Entirely new and ideal concession or what should be the comfort of “a Home away from Home.” J.G. Metralier, Managing-Director. CONTINENTAL HOTEL ET RESTAURANT. Facing the Tuileries Gardens. FRANKLIN'S HOUSE by Franklin, 26, R. de l'Opéra (Champs-Elysées). Perfect cooking. Terms from 45 fr. HOTEL D'ALENÇON, 5, Av. des Champs-Elysées and 55, Av. George-V. The hotel of distinction in home-like atmosphere. HOTEL BOURGOGNE ET MONTANA, 1, R. de Bourgogne. First-class. Comfort at moderate charge. HOTEL EDOUARD VII, 39, Avenue de l’Opéra. First-class. Distinctive for its luxury, comfort and service. HOTEL ROYAL HAUSDORFF, 2, Boulevard Haussmann. Restaurant. Dining Room. Bar. A. Mella, Manager. FAMILY HOTEL CHATEAUBRIAND, 18, R. du Cirque (Champs-Elysées). Rooms from 8 to 40 fr.; with bath 50 fr. FRANCIA HOTEL, 100, Rue Lafayette. Built 1925. A Palace at moderate price. Excellent dining room. American bar. HOTEL MURAT. New, comfortable, modern. Rooms 15-30 fr. a day. 300-500 fr. a month. 50, R. Claude-Terrasse. HOTEL OPAL, 19, Rue Tronchet, near Madeleine and St.-Lazare. Beautifully furnished rooms. Every comfort. MANOR HOUSE. Residential Hotel, 11, R. Montrobert (Facing 5, R Lafayette). English cooking. English proprietors. PICCADILLY HOTEL, in heart of Montmartre. Terms 18-40 fr. a day. Monthly 450 to 1000 fr. 59 bis, Rue Pigalle (9c.). A goods train was in a position which it should not have occupied. Judge Cluer has a dry wit. He is seventy-six and reads without glasses but he complains that his left eye does not read Greek as well as it used to do. When a solicitor in the Shoreditch County Court asked, "After your observation of the defendant,
to 40 fr.; with bath 50 fr. FRANCIA HOTEL, 100, Rue Lafayette. Built 1925. A Palace at moderate price. Excellent dining room. American bar. HOTEL MURAT. New, comfortable, modern. Rooms 15-30 fr. a day. 300-500 fr. a month. 50, R. Claude-Terrasse. HOTEL OPAL, 19, Rue Tronchet, near Madeleine and St.-Lazare. Beautifully furnished rooms. Every comfort. MANOR HOUSE. Residential Hotel, 11, R. Montrobert (Facing 5, R Lafayette). English cooking. English proprietors. PICCADILLY HOTEL, in heart of Montmartre. Terms 18-40 fr. a day. Monthly 450 to 1000 fr. 59 bis, Rue Pigalle (9c.). A goods train was in a position which it should not have occupied. Judge Cluer has a dry wit. He is seventy-six and reads without glasses but he complains that his left eye does not read Greek as well as it used to do. When a solicitor in the Shoreditch County Court asked, "After your observation of the defendant, how much do you think he earns?", Judge Cluer interrupted with, "Observe me and tell me how much I earn." PENSIONS DE FAMILLE FAMILY PENSION. In the heart of Bois de Boulogne, quiet district, modern prices. 41, Bd. Suchet (16e.). ENVIRONS OF PARIS VERSAU-L'ES (Seine-et-Oise) HOTEL & RESTAURANT DES RESERVOIRS. First-class Open all year. Amenities. Music du soir tea and dance on Sundays. FRENCH PROVINCES ARGONAUT GRAND HOTEL REGINA ET D’ANGLETERRE, first-class. Always open. Every comfort. Special terms for families. Hotel du Rivage, open all year, special terms for families. Hotel Fournier, proprietor. HOTEL DES PINS L‘CONTINENTAL. Every comfort. Beautiful situation. B. Veras, proprietor. PERNION Le Allee, Bd Hegalie. Every comfort. Excellent cuisine, shady gardens. -Near golf. English spoken. SL l l u T pension villa 'Nemo,' Avenue Ste-Marie. Select boarding house. Excellent cuisine. All modern comfort. Special terms for winter. ALPÉS-PROVENCE GRAND HOTEL NEGRE COSTE. The stopping place for Riviera motorists, Every modern comfort. AVIGNON (Vaucluse) Dominion hotel. 120 rooms, 100 bathrooms. All up-to-date garage. Completely renovated. Tea garden Grand HOTEL. Elevator. Pension from 50 francs, HOTEL DU LOUVRE. Running water. Garage. Historical Dining Hojem, Ancient Perpignan chapel. Renowned cuisine and wines. HOTEL TERMINUS. Modern comfort. Baths. Garage. Central
First-class Open all year. Amenities. Music du soir tea and dance on Sundays. FRENCH PROVINCES ARGONAUT GRAND HOTEL REGINA ET D’ANGLETERRE, first-class. Always open. Every comfort. Special terms for families. Hotel du Rivage, open all year, special terms for families. Hotel Fournier, proprietor. HOTEL DES PINS L‘CONTINENTAL. Every comfort. Beautiful situation. B. Veras, proprietor. PERNION Le Allee, Bd Hegalie. Every comfort. Excellent cuisine, shady gardens. -Near golf. English spoken. SL l l u T pension villa 'Nemo,' Avenue Ste-Marie. Select boarding house. Excellent cuisine. All modern comfort. Special terms for winter. ALPÉS-PROVENCE GRAND HOTEL NEGRE COSTE. The stopping place for Riviera motorists, Every modern comfort. AVIGNON (Vaucluse) Dominion hotel. 120 rooms, 100 bathrooms. All up-to-date garage. Completely renovated. Tea garden Grand HOTEL. Elevator. Pension from 50 francs, HOTEL DU LOUVRE. Running water. Garage. Historical Dining Hojem, Ancient Perpignan chapel. Renowned cuisine and wines. HOTEL TERMINUS. Modern comfort. Baths. Garage. Central heating. Restaurant, excellent cuisine and wines. M. Gachet, proprietor. Close to station. RUE CHATEAU, co, Rue de la République (corner Place de la prévôté). Near Palais des Papes. Every comfort. BANDOL-SUR-MER FLORIDA PENSION. Ideal pension, splendid view, near beach. Every comfort, baths. Hot and cold water. Excellent cooking. Special terms 35fr. Mme J. Andréoly. LA POTINIERE. Hotel. Restaurant. Pension, 45, rue Nationale. Modern comfort. American Bar. Tea-room. Moderate terms. A. Schei, proprietor. BEAU LIELI-SUR-MER HOTEL PENSION FRISA. Beautiful situation. Veranda facing beach. Restaurant. A. Palanca, proprietor. BIARRITZ (Basses Pyrénées) HOTEL EDOUARD VII, Rue Victor-Hugo. Completely renovated. Modern comfort. Near beach and Casino. Restaurant. Excellent cuisine. Terms moderate. Open all year. Les Champs, Private residential hotel. Open all year. Special terms for long stay. Mrs. Maynard Cornet, Proprietor. Chester HOTEL, Avenue Reille Nathalie. New installation, special winter terms, M. Dunay, proprietor. HOTEL LE SAHEL. Entirely new, every modern comfort. Restaurant on the sea. Renowned cuisine. Director : H. Reighlin. BORDEAUX GRAND HOTEL D’ORSAY. First-class hotel. Luxurious rooms with baths and telephone. Renowned cuisine. HOTEL DE NICE Entirely renovated. Bathrooms. Near theaters and in business center. E. Auge, Prop. LION ROUGE. American Bar. Cold suppers. Dancing. Attractions. 3, R. Guillaume Bronron RESTAURANT
35fr. Mme J. Andréoly. LA POTINIERE. Hotel. Restaurant. Pension, 45, rue Nationale. Modern comfort. American Bar. Tea-room. Moderate terms. A. Schei, proprietor. BEAU LIELI-SUR-MER HOTEL PENSION FRISA. Beautiful situation. Veranda facing beach. Restaurant. A. Palanca, proprietor. BIARRITZ (Basses Pyrénées) HOTEL EDOUARD VII, Rue Victor-Hugo. Completely renovated. Modern comfort. Near beach and Casino. Restaurant. Excellent cuisine. Terms moderate. Open all year. Les Champs, Private residential hotel. Open all year. Special terms for long stay. Mrs. Maynard Cornet, Proprietor. Chester HOTEL, Avenue Reille Nathalie. New installation, special winter terms, M. Dunay, proprietor. HOTEL LE SAHEL. Entirely new, every modern comfort. Restaurant on the sea. Renowned cuisine. Director : H. Reighlin. BORDEAUX GRAND HOTEL D’ORSAY. First-class hotel. Luxurious rooms with baths and telephone. Renowned cuisine. HOTEL DE NICE Entirely renovated. Bathrooms. Near theaters and in business center. E. Auge, Prop. LION ROUGE. American Bar. Cold suppers. Dancing. Attractions. 3, R. Guillaume Bronron RESTAURANT DE PARIS, 13, Allées de Tourny. Centre of City. The best meal in Bordeaux at a reasonable price. Pu j o, proprietor. Tel. 54 and 442. Reserve your table. CANNES LES BOCAGES. Family house. Route de Fréjus. Tel. 4-3-9. Beautiful cottage. 3 minutes from sea. Modern comfort. Parle. Garage. First-class cooking. CHAMBERY (Savoie) GRAND HOTEL MODERNE ET DE TOUS BISMES. 4. R. de Boigne and Pi. Hôtel de Ville. First-class restaurant. HOTEL DE FRANCE & RESTAURANT, Best resting place on your way to or from Italy. Moderate terms HOTEL TERminus opposite station, all comfort, apartments with bath and W. G. Special terms for families. DIJON (Burgundy) HOTEL CENTRAL (Facing POSTE GRIFFE). First-class hotel with every modern comfort. English spoken. DINARD (Brittany) PRINCE DE GALLES HÔTEL ON. 7 and 9, Bd. de la Mer. Open all the year. (Winter: 1st. Oct. to April 1, 25fr. a day.) HYÈRES GOLF HOTEL HYÈRES. Paradise or golf. Splendid situation. Moderate terms HOTEL DES ÉTRANGER Every modern comfort, best situation. Bathrooms, hot and cold running water. Moderate terms. LYONS (Rhône). GRAND NOUVELL hotel. Modern comfort. Large interior garage. THE GRAND HOTEL is the hotel de luxe. JOHN'S AMERICAN BAR, 4, Rue Stella. Tel : Barre
cooking. CHAMBERY (Savoie) GRAND HOTEL MODERNE ET DE TOUS BISMES. 4. R. de Boigne and Pi. Hôtel de Ville. First-class restaurant. HOTEL DE FRANCE & RESTAURANT, Best resting place on your way to or from Italy. Moderate terms HOTEL TERminus opposite station, all comfort, apartments with bath and W. G. Special terms for families. DIJON (Burgundy) HOTEL CENTRAL (Facing POSTE GRIFFE). First-class hotel with every modern comfort. English spoken. DINARD (Brittany) PRINCE DE GALLES HÔTEL ON. 7 and 9, Bd. de la Mer. Open all the year. (Winter: 1st. Oct. to April 1, 25fr. a day.) HYÈRES GOLF HOTEL HYÈRES. Paradise or golf. Splendid situation. Moderate terms HOTEL DES ÉTRANGER Every modern comfort, best situation. Bathrooms, hot and cold running water. Moderate terms. LYONS (Rhône). GRAND NOUVELL hotel. Modern comfort. Large interior garage. THE GRAND HOTEL is the hotel de luxe. JOHN'S AMERICAN BAR, 4, Rue Stella. Tel : Barre 60-18. Real English and American drinks. Dancing at 9 p.m. RESTAURANT FRANÇAIS, 8, R. JeandeTournes. Gourmets, dine at this restaurant whose chefs prepare the Lyonnais menu at the Paris Gastronomie Salon. MARSEILLES (Bouches-du-Rhône) ASTORIA 10, Bd. Maréchal Foch (corner Cannebière). Every comfort. Rooms from 20frs.; 79frs. with bath and W.C. ••CEYLON,” 2, R. St.-Saens (top floor Opera). Tea room. Indian Restaurant. Curry, made by Indians. grand hotel DE GENEVE (near Bourse), central. Restaurant. Overlooking the port. Moderate terms. Every comfort. HOTEL LOUVRE & PAIX, Cannebière. World-renowned. Private bath, dressing room, and telephone to all rooms. 'À LA LANGOUSTE (THE LOBSTER) RESTAURANT. Specialties. Bouillabaisse, lobster, shellfish. 4. Quai Rive-Neuve LES ARCADES. Homelike pension, 177, Rue Paradis. Hotel and cold running water, bathrooms, every modern comfort. Moderate terms, from 40fr. a day, minimum 5 days. Excellent cuisine. LE PROVENÇAL. Hotel Restaurant. Entirely new and modern. Bedrooms facing sea. Garage. Prices from 30 to 100fr. Pension from 70fr. French, English and American cuisine. 355-357, Promenade de la Corniche. PALERMO CABARET. (Opposite Restaurant Lard.) Cosmopolitan attractions. Reasonable prices. Tony, proprietor, ex-manager of Tabaris. THE SPLENDID The newest first-class hotel near station, hot and cold running water in all rooms. Many with bath. TABARIS, private
••CEYLON,” 2, R. St.-Saens (top floor Opera). Tea room. Indian Restaurant. Curry, made by Indians. grand hotel DE GENEVE (near Bourse), central. Restaurant. Overlooking the port. Moderate terms. Every comfort. HOTEL LOUVRE & PAIX, Cannebière. World-renowned. Private bath, dressing room, and telephone to all rooms. 'À LA LANGOUSTE (THE LOBSTER) RESTAURANT. Specialties. Bouillabaisse, lobster, shellfish. 4. Quai Rive-Neuve LES ARCADES. Homelike pension, 177, Rue Paradis. Hotel and cold running water, bathrooms, every modern comfort. Moderate terms, from 40fr. a day, minimum 5 days. Excellent cuisine. LE PROVENÇAL. Hotel Restaurant. Entirely new and modern. Bedrooms facing sea. Garage. Prices from 30 to 100fr. Pension from 70fr. French, English and American cuisine. 355-357, Promenade de la Corniche. PALERMO CABARET. (Opposite Restaurant Lard.) Cosmopolitan attractions. Reasonable prices. Tony, proprietor, ex-manager of Tabaris. THE SPLENDID The newest first-class hotel near station, hot and cold running water in all rooms. Many with bath. TABARIS, private Club. 64. Cannebière. Gala Dinner every Friday. Renowned cuisine; VICTORIA HOTEL, 14 Cours Saint-Louis in the Heart of Marseille. 100fr. with Bath and Toilet. Every comfort. Moderate prices. TOULON L’ERMITAGE HOTEL. Wonderful panoramic view of the Côte d'Azur. Park. Garage. Tennis. Chapel. Restaurant. Renowned cuisine. Car meets trains. NICE ALFREDIERI'S RESTAURANT 4, Rue Honoré Saurat. Renowned Italian cooking. Grill-room. A favorite restaurant among English and Americans. CRI-TÉRION BAR & RESTAURANT, Rue Meyerbeer. 1 minute from Promenade. English cooking. Favorite meeting place for English and Americans. English proprietor. LAVENDER TEA ROOM, 14, Rue Racine. Opposite American Church. English and American cuisine. PACIFIC HOTEL, 12, Rue de Rivoli. Recently renovated, all modern comfort. Restaurant. Near Promenade des Anglais. Inclusive terms from 65 francs. HOTEL REGINA, American Largest in France. 100 Windows facing Soliel and sea. L. Ardin, of N.Y., Managing Director, "ROLLY POLY" TEA ROOMS (near Hotel Boulogne), 19, Rue Alphonse-De-Lalai. Teas, Luncheons, Breakfasts, Waffles and American Coffee. RESTAURANT ROYAL, 3, Rue de Cristal, facing Negresco, is the meeting place for connoisseurs of excellent French and Russian cooking. HOTEL VAUBAN, 26, Avenue Georges-Clemenceau. Newly-remodeled. Central of town. No restaurant. Every room with bath or toilette. Garage. Moderate terms. NIMES GRAND HOTEL OU
RESTAURANT 4, Rue Honoré Saurat. Renowned Italian cooking. Grill-room. A favorite restaurant among English and Americans. CRI-TÉRION BAR & RESTAURANT, Rue Meyerbeer. 1 minute from Promenade. English cooking. Favorite meeting place for English and Americans. English proprietor. LAVENDER TEA ROOM, 14, Rue Racine. Opposite American Church. English and American cuisine. PACIFIC HOTEL, 12, Rue de Rivoli. Recently renovated, all modern comfort. Restaurant. Near Promenade des Anglais. Inclusive terms from 65 francs. HOTEL REGINA, American Largest in France. 100 Windows facing Soliel and sea. L. Ardin, of N.Y., Managing Director, "ROLLY POLY" TEA ROOMS (near Hotel Boulogne), 19, Rue Alphonse-De-Lalai. Teas, Luncheons, Breakfasts, Waffles and American Coffee. RESTAURANT ROYAL, 3, Rue de Cristal, facing Negresco, is the meeting place for connoisseurs of excellent French and Russian cooking. HOTEL VAUBAN, 26, Avenue Georges-Clemenceau. Newly-remodeled. Central of town. No restaurant. Every room with bath or toilette. Garage. Moderate terms. NIMES GRAND HOTEL OU CHEVAL BLANC ET DES ARENES. Modern comfort. Bathroom. Restaurant. Renowned cuisine. Car meets trams. GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. First-class hotel. Every comfort. Best situation. Apartments with bath. Garage. Renowned cooking. PAU (Basses-Pyrénées) BEAUMONT HOUSE. First-class private hotel, 7, Place Royale, opposite British Club. Season November to April. TOULON AU SUD. First-class restaurant 8. Rue Molière, near Theatre. Renowned cuisine. Excellent wines. Louis Fernando. English spoken. LES SABLETTES-SUR-MER near TOULON (Var), on the Riviera. HOTEL PENSION "LES PLATANES," Promenade terminus, near beach, casino. With refined French family; speaking English. Modern comfort. TOURS (Indre-et-Loire) HOTEL METROPOLE. 100 rooms. 70 to 130fr. Meals from 75fr. HOTEL DE L'UNIVERS 150 rooms, 100 bathrooms. M. Dutron, Manager; Maurice Robin, General Manager. AUSTRIA VIENNA hotel TALHOTZ Rog Karl, Karntnerstr 31. Mrs. Clara. Running water. Best location for sightseeing, GERMANY, BADEN-BADEN (Black Forest) BRENNER'S KURHOF Family hotel de charme luxe. PETER'S BAD HOTEL "ZUM HIRSCH." 160 beds, Rooms with private shower baths. BAD EMERAUX HOTEL ORIENTAL HOTEL. First Class. Every comfort. HOTEL ST. KURHAUS. Leading hotel. Every comfort. BAD KISSINGEN hotel BRISTOL. Every comfort, quiet situation. HOTEL CONTINENTAL. First-class. Every comfort. BAD NAUHEIM HOTEL AUGUSTE VICTORIA. Opposite Augusteum, bath house, modern comfort, apartments with baths. Garage, hotel