07.03.07 - Hotels; Inns; Motels
07.03.25 - Aquariums (buildings); Convention hall; Hospitals; Libraries, public libraries; Schools; Wash, car (commercial)
07.13.03 - Advertising, signs, mounted or with posts or standards; Street signs (mounted on posts)
08.01.09 - Bagels; Doughnuts (donuts)
09.01.13 - Braids; Clotheslines; Rope; Shoe laces; String; Tightropes
24.13.01 - Cross, Latin (shorter horizontal lines); Latin cross (shorter horizontal lines)
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