davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

nom" improvement idea II was
sought L" develop The hundreds OF
wonderful ideas that can hc put into
effect ia every hom. iu Richmond are
iuuud by thorough examination. for
th". houses were not lifted up for "A
casual glance. Ry spending a req
S"'"pI' ichEih "f t'in" In studying
''' i!'"htr III which IN" various
rooms are t'ted. the guests learned
NO" l" MAKE 'hrh homes equally as
ATTRACTIVE.
Human EIrmrm, Emphasized.
.rh. human ,I.,,.r, ,n.;.o,
lin tho houses For i,s+,rc. IN ,ho
Stoucwau Cour,s bo,n. ,bor. l.,
sewing room ina, ,ool, m, ~, NJ
ever, vn,r,p an ~, ,,I
der IN. ,hr AIDED r.,,I. ,y,. h,It
finished vowu prrSs rnr,,s dr,rn,
n. if the s,oms,r.ss h,d ,i,r,,.
stopped over for m. Snih,,h ,dLon
to iii. Illusion of , homo ,.hn.,, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
HAULING OF COAL
CLOSE TO NORMAL
Continued from First pnge.

CONTINUED from First Pnge.)
aud he believes the warning against
pr"iitccrinc will hc adhered 60 by all
handlers of coal There il no oc-
casion for any ono getting alarmed
about the con- supply and pnyinx
fancy prices" said the state admin
istrator Yesterday.
The Industrial Service CORPORATION
OF Virginia. located at Hopcwcli. and
which furnishes water to approNi-
matcly 10000 people and also FUR
nishcs water for fire protection for
the industrial plants and residences
1T ilopew"li. notified the State Fuel
Administrator that its last cnrload
OF coal had been cnnliscatcd by "A rail
road company. and that ii was using
GnSt and DIRT 10 keep its plant Ia opr-
ration. Tn" company'S predicamcn;
was reported to Washington and re-
let is on tn" way
Orders In Norton DiAtrict.
" u. Spencer Federal Fuel Dis
irthutor. yesterday advised Major
Forward that some orders Cor do
nestle coal ana emergency orders for
utilities from tn" Washington office
have been placed in the Norton
district Of Virginia instead of the
usual fields supplying them. Whine
this coal movement In some instances
Will tax" higher freight rates. the
West Virginia fields have been SO
crowded with priority orders thnt the
chances OF getting the coal from the
Norton field is much greater.
Thc usual procedure OF business
went ON Yesterday ut Major Forward.
office lie received number OF re.
/ guests for coal. aud sent orders or
/ L" Washington. lilo was likewise adj
/ viS"d OF the approval of soy.
era! orders and was Informed h,
SeNeGal orders. ana was Informed IL,
| til" committee in the field that order.
/ had been received from Washington
! which viii have prompt attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

daily To tho public FOR a dcmonstra-
ton. in which dignity ana character
%: furniture. drapcries ana nv
lures were SO "Ncmpiiiied as To brand
those responsible AZ absolute
e"niuscS I'm interior home planning
Praise for the wonderful achieve
memt goes to J. l.. pcBclle. chair
man OF the H75citcr Homes Elcciri-
cal" Committee. who personally So
l"Gicd all the furnishings ana super
vised their installation To W u
Catlett is due thanks for tia. ar
arrangement and installation of the
most modern electrical equipment OBJ
tainablc.
Not Detail Lacking.
From attic ii basement. from lawn
either house. When III. "Erttrr
Homes Electrician idea was advanced
by The Dispatch Papers rcprcscm
iatives of the electrical shops, fur
niture and department stores were
quickly sold" on tn. plan com
mittees were formed to carry out
the movement, and two brand-ncw-
homes secured for the demonstration
Mr.. DE Belle. heading the commit,
tee In charge OF furnishing AMI
"quippins the houses. was given the
run OF the stores and told to take
what he wanted. Decorations. hang
inrS. furnishings. dishes. linen. sill
N"rwarc' electric novelties and
necessities ana other details were
worked out with the idea OF har-
m"mious whole that would spell com
fort without ostcntatiou cousc-
0utntiy in the ensemble every visi-
tor. no mattcr what his or hcr sta
ton IN life may be. found Il con
crete example OF how to make the
home more beautiful in reason
able manner.
IL was not merely two furnished
dwellings that We're thrown omen
to the critical inspection of thous-
"nds. There Is n human touch 10
both places that added Immensely
20 their charm and drove home the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

sydnor & Hundlcy: the electrical
men by Mr. Catlctt. and the depart
m"nt stores BY Irving May. of Thai
himcr Brothers.
The opening dan saw fully 10000
visitors. ana the following Sunday
almost as many more were enter
tanned IN tho two houses. Before the
tenth day. the $4,000 mark had
oeen reached. this being the goal
sci by the most optimistic hackers
OF the movement. The final half OF
the exhibition period brought in 25.-
ooo more. while the lowest estimate
OF 5000 for today brings the grand
total TO approximately $4,000 adults.
Ih"uSandS OF children. too. took adj
vantage OF the demonstration. so that
the influence OF il will be felt by
siili another generation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
RALPH E. CUMMINGS WILL
PUT ON STOCK IN YONKERS
Miss Fowler Is Leading Woman for Company in Ed.
monton Canada-N1iss Lowe on Pacific Coast and
Louis krackc in Cast of Irene

Kay Iaurcll one OF Tho nns,
famous OF the Zigfcld bcnutIe, and
'ec'P'eh' or reams OF publicity for
'he d"it manner in which sh" has
''J'S''u miIIionaircs. is To play in
E'h"c leads in repertoire company
now being Organized tor the Warhnr
TON Th"at"r. Nonkcrs. " Y. hy Halnh
u" cummings remembered here as
The director OF Miss Isabelle Lowe and
the Academy Players This infor-
nation was received last night in II
letter TO The Dispatch from Mr.. Cum
minGs. Kay Laurell has been given
prominence in several OF Flo Zicg-
feld'S best productions and he naradcd
her beauty behind the fuotiishts OF
the New Amsterdam to distinct ad-
vantage.
Several months ago n rather
lengthy Sew York "intcrvicw" dis
closed the purpose OF Miss T.aurell.
who recently returned from Europe.
to rtntur" the study Of historiouism
and dramatic expression. She has
sought Mr.. Cummings as her in
s:ructor. The director stated that h"
is negotiating with another actress
To play tho heavy" leads one said
t""be Of national rsputc. and is CON
eden; OF assembling a company as
capable rs that which entertained the
playEo"rs % Richmond earlier this
year.
1t is the policy %. Mr. Cummings
t" try new plays for New York pro-
duccrs. The novel iden OF the "on
the dog" stock company has met
FAVORABLE acclaim from the Broad
way macnates and will cnabl. Mr.
Cummings to present programs of
strictly new material.
Mr.. Cummings stated that Miss Al
media Fowler. formerly Of tho Acad-
,cmy Players. IS now leading woman
for a prospecting company In Edmon-
ton. Alberta. Canada. II Is proba bl @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

that she Will join the company OF MIR.
Cummings At the termination of her
present engagement
Louis Krackc. the Richmond pro-
duct. has signed Il contract for a
role In the musical comedy. irene"
ana will be ON the road this season
1t IN said that Miss Lowe and John
MILAN arc playing stock In San Fran
cisco with Creighton Hale. brother
in-law Of the former and crstwhilc
OF the movies
The consistently excellent produc-
tons OF MIR. Cummings gained him
many friends in Richmond who un-
dcuht"d!y VIII be gratiiicI to learn
Of his Northern success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ONE KILLED. SIN HURT.
in AUTOMOBILE WRECK
lny United Newsl

NIl.MiNGToN, DEL. AuH 10. one
man was killed and six were serious
ly injured by the ovcrturnIng Of a
motor car on the -causewaX. near
Wilmington carly this morning Til.
cead man j. Joseph. Album. 20. this
city. who died Instantly.
All six Of the injured are resi-
G"nts OF this city
rhc car upset when the ear Album
was driving locked wheels with a
n"avy motor truck II was attempting
20 pass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Guest Room
Furniture

Naturally you take pride
in your Guest Room. You
want it to be furnished in
a coy pleasing way; first
because you want your
guests to thoroughly enjoy
it; and you want to feel
sure about the impression
they're going to get. Here
is some furniture particu-
larly recommended for the
guest room. Seven piece
suit, finished In French
gray, trimmed in blue;
consists OF large dresser,
full size vanity, bowfoot
bed. chiffonier, bench,
rocker and chair. The
price Is low at S342.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
LcnNc for NcM York

Misses Ethel IIobson and Virginia
Lawrence. accompanied by Mrs Ben
jamin PILLOW. LETT last evening to
spend a few weeks in New York and
Atlantic CITY. The party will also
be tn" guests Of Mrs I'D de Raccke.
OF rh.lad",phim Mrs. DC Baccke
was formerly Miss Lois Ilobsou. or
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
TO Run for Trcnsurrr.

y. \. Leach, former Commissioner
OF the Revenue for tho upper district
OF lienrico County. who was only
thirty-three votes behind l.. IL Kemp.
ST.. In the rae" for county treasurer
In 1918. yesterday announced that he
would be II candidate for treasurer
Of li"nrico County. and viii seek
nomination at tn" August. 1929. pri-
mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Enrmcr Nrcnscd of I,rnnnrc-

AIkEN. :. G.. Aug. l?.--Brodc VIII
Ihins, wcli-known farmer OF this
county was brought before United
states commissioner Thomas II Nor
S"h. mere yesterday. on II charge OF
h."haEe md was released under bond
"i $500. lie VIII he given a prclimi-
nary hearing hcrc August 20 H.. is
charged with keeping Robert Rcllln-
yer negro farm hand. in his service
against Bellingers Will.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
FIRMS WHOSE COOPERATION MADE POSSIBLE
"BETIER HOMES" ELECTRICAL DEMONSTRATION

The Cohen Co.
Miller Il Rhoads
Thalhimer Bros.
Kaufman & Co.
SydnOr Il ilundley
Chas. &. JurgenS X Son
Ryan-Smith Co.
Rountrcc Corp.
Columbia Furniture Co.
Petit II Co.
Phillip Levy Co.
ROthert d Co.
hopkins Furniture Co.
Jones Bros. Il Co.
Southern Furniture Co.
corley Co.
II. &. Valentine & Co.
Richmond Art Co.
Anderson Motor Sales Co.
VIM. i. Atkinson & Son
Harper Motor Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Odd Pieces
HldiUidnaliSe a Room

Odd pieces tend toward individual treatment in
interior decoration. They lend personal touch
and put character into a room. Especially is
this true of the living-room. And you will be
surprised at the happy effect these odd pieces
will produce, providing, of course, there is
sense of harmony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
X ANAWHA CONFAB
BREAKS UP QUICKLY
lBy, Associates ptessl

CHARLESTON. w VA. Aug IA
Inc wage scale conference of the
committees representing the Kama
VIVA Coal Operators Association and
District No. II. United Mine Workers
broke up today after a short meeting
because OF Inability to agree IN RI
gard 10 check on" the "oper shop
and provisions for the mon now a,
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
LinOleurn
Makes a Fine
Floor Covering

There Is just one practical
thing that may be done to
remedy the ugliness of an
old soft wood floor and that
is to cover 1t with Linol-
cum. The new modern va
rieties are very beautiful
in color and design and
work in artistically with
almost any decorative
scheme. When you see the
pretty colors and designs
you will see that Linoleum
is not to be restricted to
kitchen use. A Linoleum
Floor is permanent and so
easy to clean. A damp
cloth Will always keep it
looking like new.
Plain, Brown or Green,
$1.75 So. Yd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ORGANIZE OFFICERS
RESERVE CORPS HERE
Meeting VIII lie Held I'm BIues'
ArmOry Friday for the
PurpOsc,

Lieutenant Colonel William l. Lee.
engineer officers reserve corps, of
Richmond. la organizing an associn-
ton OF reserve officers of Virginia.
Like associations are being formed
in all the. states OF tho Union. a
meeting Will be held at the Blues
Armory Friday night at o'clock.
Delegates will be selected to attend
the convention to be held In Wash
inSton, ID. c.. during September to
organize Il national reserve officers
association representing all the State
associations.
These associations have the ap-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Department. General Pcrshing and
all corps area commanders. Several
prominent regular army officers and
others Will address the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
French Historian pnssc. Awny

PARIS. mug l?-Ernest I.avissc.
historian, and member OF the French
Academy, died today. He was born
in 1892
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

The attack on the Alice Dollar is
the second instance OF Chinese par
tisans firing on the American flag
during the last few weeks ON July
- Standard on barge was the tar
get for volIey OF bullets uea, can
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Dining Suite

If you like Walnut, you will like this two-tone
combination with burl overlay and ebony trim
The new details on this Suit are very attrac-
tive and lend themselves so artisticaly to the
beautiful shadings and grain of Walnut The
quality is exceptionally fine, and at this special
price very remarkable value
Ten pieces complete the set-66-inch Sideboard
sOblong Table, Serving Cabinet, China Press
Side Chairs and 1 Arm Chair. Entire set
$585OO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
EIGHTY THOUSAND PERSONS
SEE BETTER HOMES EXHIBITS

lContinucd frnm 49, rnrnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
A Felt Mattress
Is ReStfuI

Feeling refreshed in the
morning doesn't depend al
together on how many
hours you sleep; your body
must get the proper
amount Of rest and relaxa-
ton while you are sleep
ing. Felt mattresses are
comfortable and have that
springiness which assures
proper support. A wide as
sortment Of ticking from
which you can make your
selection. Priced as low
as SIS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07

Red and blue are the best colors for
soaring birds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
.STORK PROVES HIMSELF
. PARTIAL TO KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. ID y.
S.D-Kansas City can boast "A marked
increase in babies in 1921. According
to the vital statistics bureau, Kansas
City's production of babies up until
December / showed an increase OF
296 over the same period in 1920.
Figures reveal that there were 6,l9O
births in the eleven months during
1921.
ON the other hand, infant mortality
figures showed decrease. On De-
cember last year 700 badies less
than a year old had died, whereas
this year only $50 had died
Among the 6,l9O babies born this
year there were only sixtN-siX pairs
of twins compared to seventy-two
in the totaled births of last year one
lone group of triplets was born dur
ing the year and all the trio of infants
died.
The numerous visits of the stork
revealed that fond parents have
similar names. The most popular
name was Betty for girls. Among the
boys, william topped the list.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
A|RPLANES ARE FOUND
SUCCESSFUL IN R|DDING
TREES Of WORM PESTS
Same Method May be Used to
Save Growing Crops From
Insects; Ohio Experiment


| ~ ~ ''',' w. - -
'',O Wv, '',o'1''eI w 'r,''''.olo7'S'S "
W ''''' ~ 80
! GU ga F'''," ', "N u'',
! 80 >'',".f" - - ~.
-, ,I''i ""s o.'"e u''s'oSe' " N'''v'
80 ,''''' " ", o',,'" '''' ~
80 7'>''' l'''''F "'''H ~
No." >P'' ',,', ~ voc W."
{ W. ". ',l' .'' ~ " i'"''E - "'
- -,
',.'' '"N O"rN -, : ~" ",'S "'Iu .o' u,
.'' ,,i, - - -, '"' oN." u.
10 ~,
~ 80, SO " 80 "'''', -, "'''>
49,
80 s ", ~,
! 70 "nu - W. ''','., - u. ~,
'' ~ .'' H. go. VS. ~ 80, ~ .'''>
-, ~, -. a. 49,
&c.. ',,, 'l,,'l ',,",, . ~ w.
"'F' .nr go, nv, ~" ~ ',
,,'. ~, ,,.', ,.i,. ,,5,,.,
.n,n,,, - 49,,
~ XIV, .',. ees , ,,,,.,,,
-, ,,
-. D,', - - nv,
W., %
,,i,,,. ,., ',,;o,, ~, ~, a,
"'''U ~ ~
,r, ~ -
-. A., -. ,, ..,,,,l
"Neo wv Wv eio>' '',, ''''N =
f,r.s ,ant .,," n,no,,ino ,,n,inn ~
;n,am,.,I, -, anharno ,ha hnumor ,rhi,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
BAKER TO Be TRADED
TO WASHINGTON RUM0R
NOW ON BASEBALL ROW
Change is one of Few Breaths
of News to Fans; Carpenter
Said to be in Poor Condition
BY SID MERCER.
written for the International News
ServiceO

NEW YORK, Jan. THE slug
gishness of the baseball rumUr ex-
khange is reflected in the fact that it
now becomes necessary to trade
Frank Baker again to provide mate
rial for headlines. 1t may have start
ed on Broadway or in Washington
but anyhow a story came drifting
along that the Yankees are going to
trade Baker and Mike McNally to the
Washington club for Stanley Harris
place that young man on second base
and move Aaron Ward back to third.
All that remains for the deal to be-
come official is for Miller Higgins to
propose it, Clark Griffith to second it
and Baker to consent to it. j. Frank
lin only last Spring declared himself
in no unmistahable terms against
stepping out of a championship en-
tourage to become one Of the sights
of the national capital.
1t would seem that the Yankees,
with their formidable array of pitch
ers and sluggers, need no further
strengthening, yet Huggins is not
Itduy W PAT oii no '''A'N'N'
Scott and Ward are fixtures, but the
latter's position is uncertain. Baker
is always an uncertain prospect
though he has not yet announced his
annual retirement. Pipp is not any
too secure in his position, but it is not
likely that Higgins would dispose of
HIM without procuring II first class
man in his place.
Carpenters Condition.
Reports of Georges Carpenters
physical decline continue to drift in
from London, where the European
heavyweight champion is topping off
training for his bout with George
Cook, Australian unknown. on Janu-
airy -. Jack McAuliffe has looked
the Frenchman over and finds start
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
AMERICANS ENJOY SNOW
| SPORTS WITH CANADIANS

TORONTO, Gnt., Jan. Il. n. s.
Winter sports are in full swing in
Algonquin Park and hundreds of tour
lists from Canada and the, United
States are holding high revel in the
snow, which is deep over the 1000
square miles Of primeval wilderness
comprised within the borders of this
great international playground.
Snowshoeing is one of the most pop
ular pastmes Gay parties set off on
long hikes through the forest day and
night. over the hills they make their
way. along the margin of ice-sheetcd
lakes, through unending woods of
pine, tamarack and spruce, drinking
in health with every breath, returning
in the twilight with ruddy cheeks and
sharp appetitcs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07

Despite official denials Carpenter ap-
parcntlN has not recovered from that
beating. He has made no effort to
return to America. where big purses
await him. His fight with Cook may
prove little, as the Australian is re-
garded here as "set up" for the
,Frenchman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07

ling change in him. He says George
is no longer the debonair, light heart :
ed Carpenter Of Manhasset days, but
seems to have lost his grip on himself
through worry over his condition.
This bears out other stories of Car
pentier's failing health due to the
awful body punching he endured at
Jack Dempsey's hands last summer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
.OUuA BOARD MAY DECIDE:
NAME Of THIS TOWN

san FRANCISCO, Jan. ii ~.
S.)--An appeal to the old Spanish Don
who christened Los Gatos may be
necessary via the Ouija board to settle
a dispute now raging in the quiet old
town that nestles at the entrance of
the scenic canyon that serves as the
gateway to Santa Cruz Mountains.
Los Gatos means THE Gates Los
GatUS means "Ihe Gates.
The Cats is has been known, but
number OF wealthy residents are
rallving to support the contention
that the name is really THE Gates
,They cite the fact that ii Is the
gateway to the mountains that gave
il its name. The old residents laugh
at this any say that the old Spanish
Don who originally named IT gave It
the name Los Gatos or "The CATS
because Of the prevalence Of wild
cats in the hills. They point to the
! fact that there are many of them still
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
SIS FOR \ STIsADIv ARIUS

PHILADELPHIA Jan. II. \.
S.)--Chares f. ROwles read of the
high value placed upon Stradivarius
violins and went up to his attic and
dug out fiddle that had been purch-
ascd by one of his ancestors many
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Keeping A Rosy
Complexion
And A Clear Smooth Skin
WIZ Millions Of
" omen Do.

Medical science says that each one
of the billions of red blood corpuscles
In your blood stream must have iron or
your blood becomes pale. thin and va
terry. Your lips and cheeks also lose
tksir color. then your stomach. kidneys,
liver and heart become weakened, your
intestines do not act properly, poisons
may be absorbed into your system and
your skin thereby becomes rough and
muddy looking; dark circles may ap-
pear under your eyes, your cheek and
facial muscles and tissues shrink, hol-
lows may appear, and you may even
hook several years older than you sctu-
ally are. To say the least, the freshness
Of your youthful beauty is gone.
It Is estimated that at least one woman out
OF every three You meet lacks 1908 iron Ia her
blood and Ii more or less effected thereby. In
many cases In addition to the loss Of their
beauty. they become weak. nervous. Gnstrung
and may be afflicted with rslancboiy OF the
blues. or suffer the terrible terroxs OF nerve
force exhaustion
Euxsted Iron Il guaranteed In every case 30
furnish your body with true red blood food
which your blood must have for you to b
strong, healthy and vigorous. 1t Il tho iron y
your blood that puts the color In your cheeks,
helps clsaT up your skin and give the ruddy
glow Of health 10 your complexion. Il hss
been used by millions of women. Get q bottle
today. take 1t for two weeks, and II yoE have
not Joined the RANKS OF the Thousands who
have obtained most surprising health strength
and energy from the use OF kuxated Iron, thu
manufacturers will promptly refund your
money.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18

"up-end It," with the Sunday school on
the top, the parish house next below, then
the church proper, and underneath 1t all
the Bible classroom. Two electric pas
senger elevators tie 1t together.
Henry c. Pelton of New York, and
Charles Collins of Boston, were the arch.-
tects who had the daring to perpetrate
this amazing feat-and they have sue
ceeded in fashioning ''the skyscraper
church." typical Of the economy Of space
In the metropolis and the first of Its
kind.
The style of architecture Is an adapta-
ton of French and English Gothic, the
walls being of rough split granite and
Indiana limestone. The position of the
tower is unique, Icing built up out Of
the buttress of the front gable instead
OF on corner or over the door.
The members Of the congregation were
today endeavOring to faniliarize them
selves with the word "Narthex," to cor
rect name of the narrow foyer of any
mented with hand wrought strap hinges
and faced with hand hammered nails,
making them very ornate.
The placing of Sunday school room
under the very roof of a church Is with
out precedent in architecture.
Inside the church proper the altar
forms the front OF the baptismal pool
Fresh-air ventilation is introduced from
under the dark oak pews as well as
through the windows. There are two
balconies, the transept gallery and a gal
lery at the rear of the nave. both of the
galleries as well as the body Of the
church were crowded to overlooking with
people come to hear the special Easter