El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31

leading to Third avenue anu " SAA0
ton ground, on the south slde- 1880
Outside of each OF the four class rooms
are cloak racks. The ceilings on this floor
are 131h feet in height
Fourteen Bedrooms Upstairs.
On the upper floor are IA good slzeu DeI-
rooms all with large windows, CLONES SLOsl
and sanitary plumbing washsta4oS,+ % ne-
tory that will accommodate ABOUT % rs -
sons, and the bath and washroons' Deslues
The charm of the whole building is its
spIendid lighting. There is not a oar h
corner in the entire structure Beslues me
windows the upstairs hall has large SKY
light Two of the bedrooms have been LuI-
Dished as gifts One room by DR.. ana Nars-
yvfclJman. Of Cotulla, Tex. Inc beu Is u
mass, and the tables, chairs and bureau
are ' % Toor9's furniture was the gift OF
the FSnyvorth leagues Of Dallas, Texas. me
walls are tinted a deep green anu
1uT9lLure aTooT9s extend across the front Of
the building, these open with larBe -
glass doors out to the sIeeplns7 49, ,-aTre
bedrooms extend along the LhlIu $3.50 81 ne
side and there are five rooms across ths
O'''A "a d Dormitory is Attractive.
The -dormitory extends along the souLh
side Of the building, it is a very aura
five room having nine large WlhuOWS-
about so feet long and woe e4oI st,-ie IL cots
tain three rows Of white Hospital s1y e -
Along the hall side Of the room are - 80,
ers. for the private belongings OF tHe OI 80
pants Of this room me cellliiss 0-
floor are u feet high
Gymnasium in Basement
Tn the basement is a we'll equlppe1 So
nasium with basket ball stanuaI oa 81 e
athletic apparatus that is 241z rect oy %
feet and s Inches in size. the celllhs Is i
feet high. This also has a separate ouIsiuS
adjoining this is a tiled room with cement
floor equipped with four shower pains AZ
one end and at the other are racks TOT lne
dumb bells indian clubs and other aIhIeIic
Dining Room and Kitchen.
The dining room is beautifully Ilhlshsu
with a wainscoting effect Of white wood
work. with arched top, panehng the neavy
tan tinted walls The room Is light ana AIRY
with a row Of windows on the south sue sue
FevOnd il is the china closet Ieadlng INTO
me Kitchen This being on the corner has a
row Of seven windows on the south ana west
ends This room is cement 1loored' mas
white tiled walls, and is an attractive
There are large dish racks, tables and
kitchen cabinets with coal and gas ranges,
and large porcelain sink ADJOINING me
coal range is a coal bin, bulIJ IN the wan
and filled from the outside.
The large hall running through the cen
ter of the basement is 1luInlneu Dy glass
doors in the rear entrance. Acorss the nan
from the kitchen is the boiler room anu
steam heating plant rms Is also u 81 81
end sides and has two coal Dlns, punt III
the walls extending under the SIDEWALKS
In front Of this is q large lshI anu AIRY
laundry room, with laundry TUBS ADJOINING
the boiler room is a second lavatory ana
wash room. Every floor is equipped Win
porcelain sanitary drinking fountains. me
building is electric lighted and steam heated
In the basement is also large store room
for trunks
for trunks. The building was presented to
the Methodist Episcopal church south. OK
which Mrs. Patterson was member Nv
religious body will conduct the 1n54I1Ie,