New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Next Own-Your-
III ON e Exposition
At Goth Rgt. Arlnory
Abandon 22d Regiment Hall
for More Central Site;
Notice to Exhibitors Gives
Pointers ON Show in April

Plans for the fourth annual Own
Your Own Home Exposition, to be held
from April % to 80 next, designating
tho 69th Regiment armory as the
new show place, are announced in
a circular, which is a reproduction of
the special page in the Tribune last
April devoted to the spring exposition.
The reprint is headed "Out of the
Jnngle---Into the Homes" the keynote
Of the article, which has now been
adopted as slogan for the next big
display. In connection with it is the
layout of pictures illustrating the fea-
ture exhibits of the last show. The
circular, in addition to giving pointers
and information for the use of exhib-
itors in connection with the forthcom-
ing exposition, is designed as Sou
venir and reminder Of the advantages
to owners, buyers and builders alike to
be obtained from such commanding
public event.
The announcement states that the
next display will be located at the
VfSi4 iSSS SiiiSHS at IWeHLy-
afth Street and Lexington Avenue,
in compliance with the popular demand
Of exhibitors for q more central To-
cation than the Sth Regiment hall,
where it was last held 1t informs,
however that exhibit space will be
more limited Architects, in designing
the floor plan. have taken advantage of
all space to increase the exhibit area,
however, and at the same time give
compact exhibition with ample aisle
space.
The exhibition will comprise ten ex-
hibit divisions, including industrial
housing, houses and home sites, build
ing material, concrete houses and ce-
ment products, lumber and wood prod
ucts, heating and sanitation, decora-
tions and furnishings, landscape, new
building methods and labor saving de-
vices.
3 The building industry has been clas
sified and divided into sections, each
supervised by a committee of repre-
sentative business men engaged in that
particular branch of the industry. Each
committee has been allotted special
section on the exposition floor, where
will be grouped in proper order the
exhibits approved by them.
The classification, character and
Snrm of exhibits desired are as fol-
lows:
Industrial Housing - Plans, models
and sectional construction of indus
trial groups wherein home ownership
for workmen is planned, and develop
ments where the standardization and
method of building enable homes to be
built economically in large numbers,
are especially desired.
Houses and Home Sites-Houses and
apartments, building lots and real
shown by means of house models, topo-
graphical and relief maps, photo
graphs, transpare ncies, plans, etc.
Building Notwithstanding material
of every character should be shown in
applied form or in process of construc-
ton. Assurance should also be given
that such material is or will be avail
able in reasonable quantities.
Concrete House and Cement Prod
home building should be shown in
complete or partial construction of con-
crete or stucco houses or models, con-
crete building blocks, tile, brick, walls,
roofs, cement furniture, statuary, etc.
Machinery may be shown. It's actual
operation, however, may be prohibited
should the noise prove Objectionable
Lumber and Wood Products
Framework, floors, exterior and in
terror walls, trim, shingles, garden
equipment, furniture, etc, should be
shown in completed house models,
process of construction, or applied
form.
Heating and Sanitation-Ventilat
ing. plumbing, refrigerating and all
mechanical equipment should be shown
IN such manner as will demonstrate
their full value of comfort. conve-
nience and applicability to various
types of house construction.
Decorations and Furnishings Should
be IN the form of decorated and
furnished houses, rooms. and in such
other manner as may best demon
strate their utility, harmony and COM
fort.
; Landscapes = Nursery and other
landscape exhibits are to be arranged
IN the form of a definite composition.
such composition to be submitted for
approval.
New Methods Exposition Of
fers the manufacturer and dealer an
opportunity for the introduction of
new materials and methods.
Labor Saving Devices-Mis ella
neous exhibits of household labor
saving devices should be shown in full
operation and in the proper environ