The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-26

from the kitchen on the second floor 10
the kitchen The sna aud kitchen are
enclosed with frosted glass panels Of
mission style.
To the south of the main entranc;
is the stair leading to the upper floor
1t is six feet wide and is of dark oal
mission style. Between each foe!
there is a landing. There is a banis-
ter on both sides of the stairs.
Attractive Re7ding Room.
In the southeast corner of the lower
floor is the reading room. equipped
with mission furniture. The fire place
on the south side makes the effect
very home like. 1t is very large and
is i'll imitation to an old fashioned lcr
fire. Gas will be used as fuel. The
center table will support two large t.
BILE lamps.
Office Arrangement.
Leading from the business office
hallway into the office of Secretar!
George l.. Goodwin and also to that OF
physical director r. j. Horton. Their
offices are especially attractive, con
tanning the latest style furniture of the
mission ype and having also beautiful
/ ly decorated walls.
Directly opposite the entrance is the
hallway between the corridor and the
gymnasium, entrance to which is
gained bby passing through two large
swinging doors. The gymnasium is
equipped with all Of the latest appa-
ratus. The lower section will be used
for all class exercises. Above it is
the running track. The dimensions of
the room are so by 20. The room is
| trimmed with brick, similar to the ex-
terror.
Basement Well Arranged.
Entrance to the basement is gained
either from a public entrance below
| the stair, or from the gymnasium.
The basement will be as attractive a
place for the members as the gymnas-
ium. 1t includes three Brunswick
Collender bowling alleys, a swimming
pool OF the A. A. regulation size, and
equipment; shower bath apartments,
for the sustaining and regular mem
bers Lockers for both classes of
members are placed in separate rooms
conveniently located near the swim
ming pool. From the public hall in
the basement there leads a hall to the
room under the sidewalk, used for
manual training and storage purposes
Under the Eighth street sidewalk the
heating plant is located. There is also
another room, which, for the present
VIII he used for Stnra0o
The Boys Department.
The second floor will be used for the
boys department. On the east side
there are three rooms. which are sepa-
rated from each other by folding
doors. These will be for classes or
thrown open and used as an auditori
um. the only available place in the
building. On the north is room in
which will be placed a shuttle board
and other games. The office of sec.
retary Brunson of this department, is
located so that he may see what is GO
ing on The Ladies' Auxiliary have a
room, to be used by them for a meet
Ing place or as a rest room. 1t will
be equipped later. Back of these. sew
gymnasium.
Location Of Dormitories.
On the third and fourth floors are
the dormitories. There have already
been about twenty-five rooms rented
The rooms lie on either side of a large
corridor. The prices for rooms vary
from S1.25 TO S4.Oo. Each room is
equipped with a single iron bed, a
chiffonier, a straight back chair and a
rocking chair. rugs, etc In a few OF
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