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Sss His "LIFE HOUSE," dscorated by Tbs Palais Royal Homs Consultants^ 4711 Rsssnroir Rd. N.W.
ITwo Poster Beds!
Two Mattresses!
Two Coil Springs!
ALL FOR
Buy on Our
Budget
Plan
TWO POSTER BEDS: TWO MATTRESSES: TWO COIL SPRINGS:
Thera's an old-fashioned chants In the graceful,
turned pests that makes these btds distinguished.
Walnut, maple or mahogany finishes an gum weed.
Standard slant.
The Faltd* Royal, Bedding , . . Fourth Floor
Men's
J^kOCK INCHAIR
I UNION SUITS
1^
Reg. Sixes 36 to 46;
Also Slim Jims ond Stouts
Were T^c
$1.00 /
Were
$1.50
• Regular $1 Union
Suits of checked nain
sook. Sizes: Regu
lar, 36 to 46; slim
Jim, 36 to 46; short
stout, 38 to 46.
La Regulor $1.50 Union
Suits of ploid nain
sook. Sixes 36 to 46.
The Palais Royal,
Mens Shop , , ,
First Floor
FOR SUMMER
GROOMING!
Tussy Regular $1
Deodorant, 50c
A delightful white
cream, delicately
scented. Effective for
three days. You con
buy two jars for the
price of one while this
special lasts!
Tussy Vacation
Cream, $1
A rich cleansing cream
specially formuloted to
keep your skin soft and
smooth in the summer
months; 14 Vi ounces.
Tussy Reg. $2 Tropical Spice
Cologne, $1
A huge flacon of this delicotely
scented cologne . . . fresh and
fragrant and refreshing. Also
in Mountain Laurel ond Natural
frogrances.
The Palais Royal,
Toiletries ... '
First Floor
Her* one-piece, silent interlocking steel coil unit*,
encased in soft layers of cotton felt. Choice of
heavy, serviceable cotton cot ticking. Stondord sixes.
Miatty MfJtJy NwMrU <taa) c«H* im NCk *p*foi;
atmmpiy nMlnsM t* mm ytan *f aarriea old
Mpmi In rtmijmd ataaa.
T. A. G. Hose
Have a Special Crepe Twist That
Makes Them Appear Sheerer
and Makes them Wear Longer!
3 Pairs
I $2.90
Lady Washington hose have a special crepe
twist weave that makes their texture
smoother and less susceptible to snags.
Also, it has that dull finish that you like so
much. Sizes 8 Vi to 11.
Exclusive with The Palais Royal
The Palais Royal, Hosiery . . . First Floor
Regular $2.45
Satin Slips
Sizes $*| .84
38 to 44 |
These slips are made in short
and average lengths for hard
to-fit figures. Pure dye, pure
silk satin in tearose.
The Palais Royal,
Lingerie . . . Third Floor
July Clearance
DRESSES
40 Dresses of royon chiffons
ond rayon sheers. Pastels,
whites ond prints. Sizes for
misses ond women. Were
$10.95 -$7.47
35 Summer Dresses in solid
colors and prints. Sizes for
misses and women. Were
$12.95 -$9.47
The Palais Royal,
Better Dresses . . . Third Floor
• Treadeasy • Alrstep
• Mayflower • Princess Royal
FAMOUS FOOTWEAR
Exclusive With The Palais Royal
260 Pairs $6 and $6.50 \
'*Air-St«p,-1 45
183 Pairs $6.75 1
Princess Royals_/
157 Pairs Reg. $8.75 )
Mayflowers_ .. SC-45
201 Pairs $6.85 to $8.85 3
Treadeasys_/
Every pair taken from our regular stock! Styles, ma
terials and colors to wear now and in the FalF! Sizes
4 to 10, widths A AAA to C included, but not all sizes
in all styles and makes. White, white combinations,
and solid navy, block or brown.
ALL SALES FINAL; NO MAIL,
PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS.
The Palah Royal,
Footwear
. . . Second Floor
Nature’s Children
Tree Tobacco
(Nicotiana glauca)
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
When we hear the mention of
tobacco, we naturally think of neat
rows and broad fields of the wide
leafed plant either In bloom or
ready to be harvested. This Is, of
course, the cultivated tobacco of
today.
The wild tobacco, a member of
the famous nightshade family and
a close relative to the lyciums, is
another plant. There are 50 or more
species of tobacco In this country
and by the aborigines throughout
America It was looked upon as a
sacred plant. The Idea of smoking
it has no part in the thought of
these people. To them It was a
most solemn act and the ceremony
connected with the rituals when
the tobacco was smoked was a
religious one. A sacrifice of great
import was to be made, to invoke
divine aid or to avert divine punisn
ment. Even to this day the orthodox
i
//#
Indian continues to t>urn tobacco In
all his religious rites. He never
touches the cultivated plant Ipr
this purpose. It must be the spe
cially prepared leaves of the wild
variety. The younger generation,
however, have departed from the
ways of their forefathers. They have
learned to smoke for pleasure, much
to the distress of the older members
of the tribe.
The tree tobacco is a shrub or
small tree. Some of them grow to
be as much as 20 feet high. In the
waste places they flourish, are seen
thriving even along the dry stream
beds and borders. Here they form
dense thickets.
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
&eceuse time goes
too Pest Por me
I cent do helP the
things I ought
I heve two lives ,
the one I jext j
And one I only live
in thought. / \
wc- 0*4
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Llnee (Minimum)
1 time 23c line_ $ .69
3 time* 20c line. 1.80
7 times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES—»1.25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, 1 time, 20c line_$ .60
3 lines, 2 times, 18c line_ 1.08
3 lines, 3 times. 15c line_ 1.35
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal 3c per line additional.
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great “Want Ad”
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Noth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other than those contracted for
by myself. S. G. SIDELINGER. 210 4th
st. s.e._22*_
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANT
purchases, debts or obligations incurred by
any one other than myself. VINCENT
MADDEN. 3800 14th st. n.w,_• _
A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75
Provides same service as one costing MOO.
Don't waste ‘‘Insurance money.” Call DLAL
with 25 years’ experience Lincoln 8200
LOST.
BILLFOLD, brown, containing money and
Identification. Call Randolph 4091.
Reward.______ _
BILLFOLD, brown, containing money and
Identification. In Shoreham Hotel. Call
Milton Strauss. Randolph 4081, Reward.
HOUND POO. black back, tan lets: D. C.
tag 20873, Thurs., July 11. Reward. 226
V St. n.w. HO. 0696._23*_
SETTER PUP. 6 weeks old. strayed from
.liver rd. and Newport ave.. Glen Cove.
Md . Sun._>5 reward. Phone WI. 6336.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, male, black and
white. Reward. Emerson 6009.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. Hamilton, white
gold, diamonds. Finder phone B. M.
Bobbin, attorney, Republic 1496. Reward.
_found,_
POGKETBOOK. lady's, found In Anacostla.
Friday. July 19. Apply at Apt. 3, 1707
V_st._a.e._
REPORT lost, stray, unwanted animals to
Washington Animal Rescue League, 71 O
st. n.w North 6730. •
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
The native home of this tobacco
is Argentina. The seeds were sent
to the Royal Botanic Garden In
Edinburgh in 1827. The plants were
highly prized. They were grown
under glass and given the scientific
name of Nicotiana glauca. From
Argentina the plant spread north
ward to Mexico and the Southwest
ern United States. It loves to find
an abiding place in old walls and
crannies. From these vantage spots
some handsome shrubs have de
veloped.
According to the records, this to
bacco made Itf debut in California
during the imssion period. Today
this immigrant is looked upon as
a pest, a far cry from the past when
it was planted as an ornamental
shrub.
The tree tobacco has beautiful,
glossy leaves, which are fringed
with delicate purple. The flowers
are golden-fringed, resembling some
what the trumpet-flower. There are
blossoms appearing throughout the
year. It is a perennial and it can
be checked back by severe prun
ing. In Mexico the common name
for this plant is buena moza, which
means ‘‘fine girl.”
_HILP MIN.
BODY AND FENCER MEN, 2. experienced
only Apply Mr Bixler. Oreen-Lindsay
Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave.
BOY, white, with small car. for delivery.
Apply Mother Froman's, ,1108 9th st. n.w.
CEMETRY LOT SALESMEN—To an ex
perienced man we will give a generous
commission arrangement, auallfled pros
pects. lull co-operation in selling and
closing and a weekly drawing account.
Here lg the best cemetery proposition
around Washington. Our salesmen are
making big money working our successful
sales plan. State age and experience.
Box 116-J. star.__
COUNTERMAN, experienced. Apply after
6 p.m., O'Donnell's. 1207 E st. n w. See
Mr._Orlnder. _ _
GRIDDLE AND SANDWICH MAN, expert- i
enced; no Sundays. Dlkeman s, 009 15th
st. n.w. _
MAN for outside work In service department
of well-known local organization. Must
have neat appearance, fair education, be
able to drive llght_ear._Box 412-D. Star_
MAN who wants opportunity to advance
can be placed as dealer for local company
Some sales experience helpful. Apply 979
National Press Bldg.. 2_to 4._
MAN to act as local dealer for Ige. na
tionally advertised organization: married
preferred: some sales experience would be
helpful but not necessary. Box 413-D. Star.
MAN. 21 to 35. h. a. educ . able to meet
customers, haberdashery, no exp.: about I
*25 wk. 1427 Bye n.w.. Rm. 206. 9:30-3. I
MAN. young, under 22. to assist manager
in circulation campaign, traveling 48
States; must be Interested In permanent
position and able to leave town on short
notice; rapid advancement if qualified; ex
penses advanced and transportation fur
nished. See Mr. Cooper, Cairo Hotel. 8 to
9 a.m._ No phone calls._ _ __
MEAT CUTTER, experienced, in grocery
store: state salary and references. Box
231-d. Star_ _
MEN—We need three at once who are
willing to work for $20 per week to start
These are permanent, full-time openings
for neat-appearing white men 25 to 55
years who can furnish references. Apply
9 to 11 a m 513 K st^n w.
MEN OR WOMEN, colored—We have open
ings In our order department for Intelligent
and neat-appearing men or women: average
earnings for women. $1(1 to $20 weekly for
m'n. $20 to $35 weekly. Aonly 8 to 1 1
a m Tuesday or Thursday. 2603 P st. n w.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, young man.
capable of contacting high-class clientele,
excellent opportunity.
W. C. A A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 17th St N.W._ PI. 4484.
8ALE8MAN. experienced, for retail grocery
trade; state age and exo. Box 132-J Star
_ 22V
SALESMAN who has been successfully sell
ing some commodity to merchants of Cen
tral Va.: est. mfr. of several largely used
rood staples has desirable permanent posi
tion for producer: give particulars confi
dentlal. 105 South st.._Balto . _Md
SODA DIBPEN3ER8. experienced; must be
over 21. Apply Olen Echo Park. Md._
WINDOW CLEANERS wanted experienced
only. Apply 1001 H st. n.w .Jlnd fl._
A STEADY, good-paying Job available for
mature married man with car must be
over 24 and be able to present neat ap
pearance. Apply Tuesday, between 4 and
5 p.m., 1909 Maas, ave n w.. second floor.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for a real
promotional or physician's detsll man;
going business, nationally known product.
Phone Columbia 9858. _
WHY WORK TERRITORY pounded dally
by other companies when you can work
territory worked only 2 or 3 times a year
by a company offering a selection of 2n of
America's leading magaslnes? Commis
sions up to 13c- plus front Spot veri
fication only. Transportation furn. No
selling out to crew managers Pay daily
or weekly. 5-day wk to producer l”i]v
weekdays. 8 a m. or fl p m. See Mr. Dan
'VaRner. 402 6th st. n w.. Rm. 210.
BOOKMEN
Investigate Doubleday's Encyclopedia;
highly recommended: new attractive sell
ing features: medium priced, low terms:
highest commissions advanced Write
details Including phone number present
connection: confidential. P. O. Box 407,
Richmond. Va.
SALESMEN
To sell YORK OIL BURNERS No house
to house. Good draw arrangement Apply
7928_Georgia ave . Silver Spring. Md.
BOOKKEEPER,
Experienced, must have had experience In
automobile business. Excellent opportunity
for right rgrty. Give experience, age »nd
salary expected. Box 230-0. Star._
I NEED A MARRIED MAN"
Sales service and some flellvery: must
be hard worker, have car and able to meet
obligations on around $35 week to start:
position permanent, no canvassers Annly
to director of personnel, brsnch store.
3548 14th at. n w.. 10 to 12 only.
S. KANN SONS CO.
Permanent position open Tor man with
car: retail sales experience helpful, per
sonality and neat appearance essential:
compensation and duties discussed at In
terview: married man preferred: must have
car. Apply Employment Office. 4th floor,
0210 am, Tuesday.
HELP MIN b WOMEN
DISHWABHER and small duties, morning
and plghtj_jjggjg^ Lincoln 10199.
SALESMEN.
MEN. over 25, with cars, to assist, me tn
my business. Apply 13 to 1, 3308 14th
st. n.w.. Room 2S0.
SALESWOMEN.
_ BUSINESS.
STENOGRAPHERS
WANTED for dally OPENINGS Many
Disced at S35 week. Experienced and
OOOD beginners NEEDED: ripld typists,
exper. bookkeepers, etc.: female and male.
BOYD AGENCY,
_1333 F Bt._(Est 22 Yrs.l
_DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AOKNCY. DB. 65(11. 1402 11th.
has cooks, houseworkers. nurses, chimber
maids. day workers. Dart-timers, housemen.
26*
CAMERA SERVICE * REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER A d'ALBERT. INC.
815 lOih at. N.W. Phone National 471*.
—By Fontaine Fox
THERE IS COIN© TO BE SERIOUS TROUBLE DOWN AT THE DEPOT
BEFORE THE SUMMER IS OVER „
.- -sm ~ — ■ ■■ j i llil* »
_INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DR I VINO taught by .Xpert*; easy
parking a specialty; dual controlled ears
assuring perfect safety. Permits secured
y»- »nd D. C Easy Method Driving
School.^Randolph 8TK4_or Randolph 8TA7,
RECENT LAW GRADUATE will teach Latin"
Slid Italian; atudled abroad. Box
Ut i-G.Star,
WELDINO LESSONS, tinder Instructor, SB
yrs. industrial experience. Mr. Baxter.
Lincoln 41114; night. Hillside 05ft«-J._ •
STENOTYPE MACHINE, latest model, with
Instruction set: original cost. *110; sell
for balance, which Is *75; payments *5 a
month. Cail LI. 4:iftfl any time alter fl ^tn.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE!
,0,warpi-ynn beauty culture.
K10 G St. N.W,. Over Nur.fnt * Dress Shop.
__District 17 ft-:. _
MABELLE HONOUR,
Beauty Instruction
In the Best Methods.
f?.E*.9AJAI'oau® graduates placed.
I, 14(1 N, Y. Ave. (Est. -;:i Yrs.) ME. 777*.
SUMMER SCHOOL,
®H9RT: Intensive and EASY courses In
Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeeping and
ktiCrV]?.!,*n,f Machines for beginners and
REVIEW students for EARLY employment.
NEW classes NOW starting. Positions for
graduates.
BOYD SCHOOL,
J. 1.7.1 _T St.__National 7540.
CIVIL SERVICE exams!
_ 7 A M. TO 11 P M DAILY.
Soecial Every Day, Every Night.
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE
Card Punch. Post Office. Statistical. File
Clerk. Calculating Machine. Sten.. Typ.
Begin at once. The Civil Service Prepara
tory School. 529 12th st. n.w. ME 6337. •
_HELP WOMEN.
AGENTS and organizations — Christmas
card box assortments and personal cards
are now ready Get started NOW Big
commissions. Earl s, Inc , 412 N. J. ave.
nv, •
LADIES—Amazing money-makers: sell 50
embossed personal Christmas cards. $1:
free samples: sensational added novelty
feature 21-box on approval. Empire Card.
Elmira. N. Y.
LADIE8. create your own 1ob. Don't waste
valuable time that you could utilize earn
ing a real income. Inquire 939 Penna. ave.
n.w., 2nd floor. _ _
SILK PRESSER. experienced. In cleaning
Diant._1924 Nichols ave.s.e.
TITLE CLERK and typist for automobile
concern, notary preferred: only exper.
need apply_Box 351-G. Star__
WAITRESS, experienced, must be over 21.
Apply Uptown Restaurant. 3433 Conn. ave.
n.w. between 2-4 Monday._
WAITRESSES, experienced, must be over
21. Apply Glen Echo Park. Md
WAITRESS, white, experienced: must have
personality. Terminal Grill. 1101 F st. * w.
•
WOMKN—Make money in your spsre lime
introducing a medically Indorsed skin
cream and sunburn remedy to your friends.
We’ll help you get started—no capital in
vestment required—good income from the
first day. Phone Mr. Howard between a
and 7 p.m . Hobart_Afl.TR_
THREE WOMEN
Over 25. to All vacancies with nationally
known grocery company Good appear
ance and reference required. Willing to
work for good, steady income. Experienct
not necessary. WE TRAIN YOU. Apply.
9_to 11 ajn.. 313 K sc n.w._
LADIES (5), to demonstrate
! coffee. Neat in appearance, with
pleasing personality. Salary dis
cussed at interview July 23 from
10 to 12. Ask for Mr. Mitchell,
; 525 E. Custis st., Colonial Inn,
Alexandria. Va._
HELP DOMESTIC._
OIRL. white, for g h w. and care of In
fant: live in: 535 monthly. Phone SheD
h-rrt 2714-J._
OIRL OR WOMAN, white, gen'i house
work and cooking: am family, suburban
Va. upstairs room. 58 to begin. CX.
89-W-3.___
WOMAN, girl, white, light housework, live
in board, room. 525 mo to start. In
Quire Mrs. Davis. 136* Kenyon st. n.w.
WOMAN, settled, good cook, willing worker,
lond of children: live in. Emerson 5407.
_SITUATIONS MEN._
ACCOUNTANT, expert. pgrt-t ;me book
keeping: books started, audited, balanced:
t ax_repor ts; city ret s.: re as._RA .3131__
BOOKKEEPER, knowledce accounting. 15
years' double entry; city references: profit
and loss and statements. North 8805. 23*
CHAUFTEUR colortd. thoroughly experi
enced college education single: formerly
with naval officer references. HO. 7307.
COOK, colored, boarding or road house:
thoroughly experienced best refs 1250
New Jersey_gve._n.wt_District 2838.
MAN exper. plumber, steamfltter. or main
tenance man wishes «teadv work; sober.
reliable._P. O Box2528. City._
MAN. colored, wishes work as waiter, bus
boy porter, elevator ooerator; A-l ref
erences. North P851._Jones
MEN. ysung, colored, want truck driving
of any kind Cal! from 8 a m. to 3 p m ;
references._DU 3540.__
PORTER or dirtime Jani'or colored, best
refs.: 5 yrs.’ ext). Box 282-J. Btar. 22*
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SECRETARY-STENO -TYPIST, experienced,
capable, some bookkeeping law office exp.;
min. salary. Chestnut; 8935._27*
WOMAN, refined, white, wishes position as
linen maid or laundress in institution.
Hobart 968*1._23*
WOMAN, experienced, wants position as
flrst-class or second-class cook in tearoom
or restaurant_Call CO. 1961._
SECRETARY, executive ability, acquainted
with local architects and builders: ex
perienced in office management, sales di
rection and personnel: Sprayer graduate,
with college background. Box 194-J. star.
no m
WANTED by July 27. position by young
white practical nurse with housekeeping
experience dependable: excellent refer
ence. Write particulars. Box 260-J 8tar.
23 •
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. _
fobK and laundress. first-class. or flrst
floor work; refs. 2503 M st. n.w.. Apt 5.
GIRL, colored part time cr day's work:
reference^_Hobart 4781._22J_
GIRL, colored, reference, wishes day's or
part time work, general housework. Mlch
lg»n 4808._ _
GIRL, colored, general housework, full or
part time: reference. Call after 8 p m.
Michigan 3531.___
GIRL, colored, wgnts a Job. work In store.
waitress, general housework_North 8588
GIRL colored, warts work as mother*
helDer or to care for children: reference.
Michigan 8639.__
GIRL colored, wants part-time, morning's
or day'* work; willing worker; reference.
Dupont 4989.__
GIRL, colored, wgnts part-time morning's,
evening* or general housework; city ref
erence. Call Michigan 8088 _
GIRL, colored, wishes t h w„ cooking or
cleaning: good references. ME. 2840.
ask for Luvennle._
LADY, settled, wgnts work as pl«tn cook
and general houseworker. Call ME. 5041.
WOMAN, experienced, wants nart-tlme or
full-time work and laundry to take home.
CallMetixmolltan 3029._
WOMAN, colored, young, desires g h.w or
day's work: ref. 4528 Dlx st. n e. *
REPAIRS ft SERVICE.
CARPENTER ALTERATIONS. shelving,
closets, repairs, oalntlna. R. E Moore.
CHOP Mossrt ol. n.w. CO. 7879-M._*
nARPTTNTTJlt? Recreation rooms.
1 fill bookcases, shelves,
screens, remodeling, etc. S. J. Mick. 2009
Col. rd. NO. 8421.
CHAIR CANEING {£HOU?™h*
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1235 10th sUji w._Phone ME_2082._.
DRIVEWAYS, walks, basement floors, re*
pairs of all kind made by Park Cement-t
ing Co. Phone Shepherd 2875-J, 22*_
ELECTRIC WIRING !
lets, repairs old houses a specialty Regal
Elec. Co . 3809 Georgia eve. Rand. 8391.
PAINTINO. PAPERING; reas.: white me
chanics: special prices this week. Free
estimates. CO. 1974-9198 _
PAINTINO, interior and exterior: lst-clasa
mechanic: special prices for kitchens and
baths: mix own paint._Taylor 3090._
PAINTING, PAPERING,
FLOOR FINISHING: LOWEST PRICES la
years; work guaranteed. JONES DOUG
LASS. ‘The Singing Painter." SH. 9429.
PAPER HANGING, this we A only. *8 59
Per room: 1940 washable, sunfest capers:
work guaranteed. Michigan 8315.
PAPERING., painting; work guaranteed!
rock-bottom prices: looking for work!
father and eon. Randolph 8773._
PAPERINO, painting, decorate: at summer
MrC*kdw?rtlsT 0Wn workl At,,ntle <372.
Llncoln_4395.
PAPERING and painting—Work done to
please you_John Tolson. AT. 7532. 24V
PAPERING, painting: washable 1940 Pita
terns: $8.90 room: insist on better work.
Solgei, Taylor 5825. 445 Kenyon n.w.
___28*
PAPERING, painting, roof work: reasoSh
able prices. Melvin Markley, ME. 8748.
__23* '
PLASTERING and cement work: no Job too
small, none too far: reasonable. District
4570._WllUam_Thomas. 707 M st. n.w. 24*
PLUMBING AND HEATING. Jobbing and
remodeling a specialty: 24-hour aervics.
Harry 1. Williams. North 8248._
Radio Troublp'? Free work guar.
~*7~u . L x „ 77 TIT' • 3 mo. Honest prices.
MID-CITY Radio Shop. 9-9 P. m. NA. 2802.
STAIR BLDG by contract: all work guar
anteed. E. J. Martin tc Son. 68 Ey«
n.w- 23f
_ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS.
fBBSSS. DRfcAYw8orfENN^?URUt
Go anywhoro. NA. 0464. Nights. DL 2648
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