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Evening star., 1928-05-06
for 3rd
Successive Month
All HupmObile Records Broken
8O82 Cars Sold i'm April

Gaining rapid momentum as the year ad-
vances, sales of the new Hupmobile Century
Six and Eight again reached new lall.time
ilwithshipmentsofsos2c cars.
April also completes the largest four months
business since Hupmobile began the manu-
facture of motor cars
In this great influx of buying orders, Hup-
mobile recognizes tribute not only to
brilliant new type of beauty, but also to
new type of finer performance created for
the Hupmobile Century Six and Eight.
You can be assured that the Century Hup.
mobile you buy today embodies althe sound
goodness and brilliant, reliable performance
which are the Hupmobile tradition.
50 standard and c,Ssom.equpbed models on
thrcediferent,rheelbases- the Six Of fthe Century,
the Century Eight and the Ccntry is Eight
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. G., MAY 6 19es-PART

Mrs. Lula Hammond. 2523 Thirteenth
street, Wednesday, AZ 1870 o'clock.
National Review will meet Thursday
evening at 423 @ street.
Mrs. Margaret knighting. Tia Prince-
ton street northwest, will entertain at
pay-to-play card party at her home
Friday evening for the benefit Of the
Club House Founders Fund and the
Officers Club.
During the past week six founders
have been added to the list of founders
for che new club house at l7S0 Massa-
cfusetts avenue: Mrs. Rhoda ireland
DracoS. Mrs. Elsie Moyer, Mrs Nay
Ellis and Mrs Ella Coon.
The club house will be formally open-
ed June Is. with housewarming and
rally Fifty new members have been
pledged for the rally.
MACCABEES.
Eureka Hive held a review Tuesday
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple,
Mrs. Alice B. Graul commander pre-
siding. 1t was decided that the next
meeting. May Is, be q social night.
when members may invite their friends
to be present There will be a heart
social, bridge and 500 as games, with
suitable prizes for the best players
Capitol Court. Jewels OF the Macea-
bees. Mrs Sarah H. Severe, queen
mother. this afternoon win assemble
at Hains Point III costume. where a
group picture win be taken at 80
O'Clock
AT Northeast Masonic Temple. Satur-
day morning. May II, Jewels OF Macea-
bees will observe Mothers day The
,,,OtharS of the members will b. invited
to attend.
The Maerabees Home at Chatham,
Pa. June Q will hold special services
dedicatins the new building Just erected
on their grounds A delegation from
the District of Columbia will accompany
Mrs Sarah H Severe, queen mother oil
the Jewels.
Martha Washington Hive and Nation
al Tent vii give a dance at Odd Fellows
Temple. 419 Seventh street, May II at
Q pm.
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terry, 18th Field Artillery, stables at Fort
Myer, Va, today at 9 am. for instruc-
ton in equitation under the direction Of
Maj w. r. Woodward. adtutant cf
Washington units, Organized Reserve
Local Ordnance Reservists viii meet at
Reserve Headquarters tomorrow at 2
pm. for their conference. the subject cf
which will be miscellaneous material.
This conference will be conducted ~
Mai r. L. Gaugler Washington Chem
ical Warfare Service Reserve ofacefs
will also meet on this same eyening
at headquarters for their instructtonsi
conference, at which VIII be taken 10
a Chemical Warfare map problem
Maj. William ". Porter. on duty In fne
Office of the Chief Of Chemical War
fare Service. will conduct this confer
ence.
Three instructionai assemblies viii os
held Tuesday evening Bombardmeut
aviation will be the subject of the Air
Corps conference. TO be conducted by
Mai. Edwin p. Lyons. at Reserve Head
quarters The eighth session Of she
finance instructional program viii be
held this same evening at the Finance
School, Temporary Building No 5, on G
street between Twentieth and Twentv-
first streets. The subjects that will b.
taken up at this conference are entries
OF all disbursements. collections ard
receipts as per cash book. cash blotte,r
and schedules. and all checks drawn 70
date. 10 be totaled for the purpose Of
closing account: final preparation ard
certnlcat1on Of account current: scheo-
ule OF disbursements: schedule Of funds
received; schedule Of collections: de-
pOsits 10 credit treasurer United States
remittance TO post exchange and d.
bursting clerk, Bureau of Pensions: let
ter OF transfnittal with account current
and supporting papers 70 the chief of
finance. The other meeting scheduled
TO be held on this evening is that Of tire
Ad1utant Generals Department, which
Is given above.
The supply Of armies in the combat
zone by Col. NJ r. EilGard viii be The
subject taken uD at the fourteenth cor
ference Of local quartermastsrs. winch
VIII be held IN the conference room If
the Army Industrial College. Rooms
2o12-25i4 Munitions Building, secord
floor fifth wing. next Wednesday ere
ming
Washington Coast Artillery Reserve
ofncers belonging to harbOr defense,
tractor drawn, railway and sound-rang-
al2 service units Of that arm Of the
service, viii meet next Thursday ege-
ming at local Reserve Headquarters for
their fT1structional conference. the suis-
lect OF which viii be the method Of con-
dtetin2 target practice and the Drepa-
ration OF the required reports. THIS
work viii prove of special benefit 70
ofhcers who are TO take part in tf1e
conduct Of firing problems at camp tbs
Ssr1nlaT
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ieneFafs Department Reserve.
announcement was made by Gen
Wahl last week that the ALLEGATION of
units of the Organized Reserves has
been reScinded in SO far as 1t pertains
to Medical Department units OF the Re-
serves Under the change any Reserve
officer recommended by the chief Of
branch concerned for specific duty
and placed under the assignment iuris-
diction OF corps area commander by
the adjutant general for assignment to
Sucn specific duty in any unit which,
under the War Department mobilization
plan, is modified by the corps area
commander and then turned over to the
chief of branch, will not be given any
other assignment prior to mobilization.
except by authority Of the War Depart
ment in each case
Mckinley High School won the PEN
naf1t In the public high schools of the
District of Columbia In the Citizens
Military Training Camps procurement
contest tor 1927 st Johns College won
the peunani in the private schools and
Aldie High School. Virginia. won the
pennanG tor high schools outside OF the
District OF Columbia In this procure
n1ent district Capt Charles Demonet
awarded the pennants to Mckinley High
School and st Johns College, while
Mai fucker made the award to Aldie
High School Due to the fact that aD-
)lications came after the school year
closed last June II vas impossible In
make these awards last June The
award for the 1923 procurement contest
among these schools will be made next
Fan
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Base Ball in the Tropics.

Base bali written with style as fer
vid as the tropical sun under which the
game Is played, Is served to readers OF
the Tropical Sun the first and only
English language newspaper published
in Venezuela In reporting a recen,
game at Cabimas. the sporting editor
wrote, Mr. Hubert and his cork -screW
delivery burst across the piching firna
ment OF a local balloon In blaze OF
glory at Cabimas Field his afternoon.
and left a trail of bruised. battered and
baf1ed batsers in his wake One oy one
the Cuffs murderers row faced his
mystifying contortiors and one bv one
they fan to connect Before they
founo out what 1t was all about the
game was all over and the Lagos had
tightened their hold on the flag by a
20 victory Then follows a detailed
story of the game In the same style.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
tcontinued from rcnth pagel

with the councillor, Mrs Margaret ray-
lor in the chair Four new appli-
eants were elected to receive the mem
bership degrees at the meeting May II,
An old-faShioned square dance will be
given by the council for the benefit OF
the orphans home funds May 2i. al
$50 o'clocF IN the Naval Lodge Hall
The unwritten work was given by Vice
Councillor Mrs, Emma Bowen Plans
we're discussed for the annual rum
mage sale. May IA Is and Is inclusive.
st Folr -an6-a-half and l. streets south
west
State Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Shep-
herd and board of officers extends an
invitation 10 The families OF the de-
memorial services SUNDAY evening. May
a.. at Grace Baptist Church,
Mount Vernon Council will hold a
benefit card party Tuesday IN The
Northeast Masonic Temple at $50
o'clock. This council at the last meet
ing observed social night with supper
Speeches were made by Recording Sec
retary John E S1nallwood Henry Hal
liday and Deputy State Councillor MIS-.
Roberta Nails
AnacoStia Council met Wednesday
evening. with the vice councillor, Mrs,
Sarah Buddington, presiding, The ap-
plicatlon of Madison Price was accept
&c Initiation was held May =, with
two candidates receiving the degrees
Virginia Dare Council met ADrll IS
with the councillor Mrs Lottie Bitters,
presiding Mrs, Lydia Cox. councillor,
end George Cox, past councillor. from
FIDELITY Council, and Mrs, Clara Y He
rsuit assistant recording secretary,
from Goodwill Council, were welcomed
hv the councillor, Mrs B!tters. and made
short addresses The council will have
~oTk az the meeting May g
Goodwill Council is planning box
party and social al its meeting May
l.. al sos Eve street
Unity Council met Wednesday eve
ming at eci PENNSYLVANIA avenue south
east with the councillor. Mrs. Margue-
rite Grey. presiding Talks were given
hv the deputy State councillor, Mrs
Ethel Miles OF MavfioweF Council and
Lewis Milhourne Dinner was served
State Secretary Charles Fl Miller an
nounces invitations have been received
from Maryland and Virginia to attend
their State sessions May IA Is and Is,
The Virginia State Council session will
be held at Hotel Monticello. Norfolk
The annual excursion win be held at
Chesapeake Beach July IL. Associate
State Councillor Mrs. Cora l.. Thognp-
acr. chairman of the State Council
committee on good Of the order, is
planning several athletic and field
events
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Since the Introduction of the Ne1V MdrniOn 68
and 7S Marrnon sales have mounted month by
month until Marmon is no,v definitely the L1rg-
est producer of straight eights in the world
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The members of St. Charles. Circle
will attend their annual holy coHninun-
ion In body on May % at St. Agnes
Church. Cherrydale. Va. and after
mass will attend their annual breakfast.
with their husbands and friends as
guests.
Mrs. Marguerite wizenan was hostess
at a benefit card party Thursday after
noon Mrs. Helen Crack will be hostess
at q card party May 10. The proceeds
will be used for the welfare work OF st.
Charles Circle.
The social meeting viii be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Crack
Of Ballston May Is Mrs Crack will
be assisted by Miss Ella Costolow of
Cherrydale.
MODERN WOODNEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp entertained the newly
appointed State deputy, Or. S G. A.
Rtfbey, recently arrived from Kansas
City. Mo His territory is to cover the
District of Columbia. Maryland Della
ware and New Jersey. Accompanying
him was District Deputy Henry H. Mill
lard. Both made addresses Louis
LeSielir was admitted to membership
The anniversary of those members born
i'll the month of May was celebrated. /.
Consul John w. Sutherin greeted the
SIX members Flowers were distributed
to Capt E. c. Alley. w. N PaulS.
Jerome Sutherin william H. Cava-
naugh, irving r Horn and Alfred Nj.
Laforest. Announcement was made of
the award of the silver cup TO A r
Talbert Camp for greatest gain in men,
bership during the past year The
presentation will be made at the next
meeting by Representative Howard of
Nebraska, Addresses were made by DR.
Thomas Linville and Past Consul
James A. Moody
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
A meeting of the Past Pocahontas
Association was held March % at $40
Varnum street. with Mrs Pansy Dyer
and Mrs Sarah McKim as hostesSes.
The association will meet May 81 at the
home Of Mrs Nellie Dietz Mrs. Nettle
Dennis will assist Mrs Dietz as hostess.
W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Monday Lunch Review will meet
tomorrow at the Wolnans City Club
- Jackson place at noon
Liberty Union Review will mold a
benefit card party tomorrow evening at
1895 Massachusetts, avenue.
Victory Review. Mrs Minnie Dunn.
president. will meet tomorrow evening
at 1926 Massachusetts, avenue Mrs
Minnie DifTenbaugh Is arranging a
rummage sale for the club house fund
Columbia Review will meet TUESDAY
evening at l326 Massachusetts avenue
Washington Review will hold a BENG
ut card party Tuesday evening at 1926
Massachusetts avenue
Deputy assistants will meet WedneS-
day evening at 7;4S o'clock at 2l9 No
Gin Building Plans for the rally will
be discussed
A pay-to-piay five hundred and bridge
party will be held at the residence of
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erals Department
Tuesday evening at
the City Club This
will be the regular
meeting of this
branch OF the Re-
serve. Gen. Wahl
will deliver an ad-
dress on subjects
of interest TO the
Adjutant Generals
Department. The
c o m mittee In
charge of the ar
rangenents is COM
posed of Majs, Ed
gar II. Hale and
James A. Purcell
and First Lieut..
Howard F.. Bresee.
Ali of ti9e AciifYtaut
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construction that stands the paff
beauty that satisfies your pride
-reallyhieh grade, modern, bother
less transportation at low cost.
People know value when they see it.
When they see it they buy 1t.
That's why Marmon today Is MAX
ing more straieht-eiehts than any
other manufacturer in the business
making them and selling Them.
Won't you let us put one of these
cars in your hands today9 A phone
call will bring car to your door-so
that you yourself may see.
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FRATERNITIES

AT the last meeting of Mayflower
Council the first nomination of officers
was held, with the councillor, Mrs Hat
tie Rupert, presiding An unofficial
visit was made by the State councillor
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd. and her as
Sociate State councillor Mrs Cora L.
Thompson who were welcomed oy
Councillor Mrs RUPERT.
MiSpah Council met Tuesday evening
at its hall, Wisconsin avenue and Nj
street, with the councillor. Mrs Louise
DYER presiding Mrs Etila Barnett
rendered her resignation as condactreSS
Friendship Council met Anril 81 with
the councillor, Mrs Helen W Luckett
presiding, Mrs. Love reported on the
rummage sale 10 be held in June Will
nam II banham and Mrs. Rose Lam
ham, paSt councillors, contributed re-
ports on the carnival and bazaar held
at the Junior Order Hall
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Rathbone- Superior Lo9ge is making
preparations for the fraternal visit -
The GaitheTSbnrg Lodge May ia The
third rank will be conferred on several
candidates and a good time is in pros
pect.
Inc tentative arrang NmentS fOf Me
mortal day services are as follows The
grand chancellor, accompanied by the
supreme vice chancellor, the officers of
the Grand Lodge and members viii
place wreath on the Tomb of the TN
known Soldier at IL O'Clock After
ths ceremony is concluded. the supreme
VICE chancellor will go to Mount Vernon
Ihe rltualiStic exercises will be held In
the temple beginning AT o'clock. un-
DER Tic auS0ices Of Amaranth Lodge.
There VIII be meeting of these me-
moral s@rvi~e committees Nav 10 and
every Thursday thereafter until Memo
rial dav al S O'Clock at the Pvthian
Ten1n,e
Friendship Temple Pythan Sisters.
met Wednesday evening Miss Zerkle
Miss G Palmer and Mr. Van Horn were
initiated Miss Ramey. from Woodstock
Va. and Mrs. Rooney, from Portsmouth.
Va. made few remarks Mrs Ella
EneerY was appointed chairman at the
WAYS and means committee There will
De 2 card party the evening of Nav l6
following an early meeting of the tenn
pie. A trip to Fredericksburg. Va. is
planned for May % The degree staff
met at the home of Mrs Brooke Nav /
The next meeting win be held at the
home of Mrs NJ CaiSson. 5l3 Eighth
'-eet northeast. June s.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
State Councillor Oscar T Harlow and
htS staff nas5 t17air annual FratarTaaI
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Washington Field Artillery Reserve
officers will meet at Headquarters Bat
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In addition to those names given In
this column before, the following resi-
dents of the District of Columbia have
been accepted as of April Is. 1923, for
attendance at the approaching Citizens
Military Training Camps Those who
will take the basic course of instruction
are: Robert H. Fife, 1901 Woodley road;
Walter B. Fry. 4513 Iowa avenue Her
bert B. Keller. 4109 Fifth street: Nor
man F. Kirby. 1900 G street northeast;
Albert F. Mccullough. 1920 Seventeenth
street; Ralph w Malone 2343 Green
street southeast; Robert L. Sulirnof.
4207 Thirtyninth street: John K.
Souther. $500 Chevy Chase Parkway;
Laurence w Stewart. 2i03 Thirty-sev-
enth street: Thomas @ Carter 819
Delafield place; Norman w Gill, 1885
G street southeast; william B. Green
burg Gil Twelfth street northeast;
Howard H Peter 730 Fifteenth street
southeast; August S. Rodano. AIT Ran
dolph street. and Aubrey Spencer. 1348
Monroe street.
courses are. Lucian w Taylor. 221
Tenth street northeast. Infantry: HUI
bert p Hoy 5l4 Newton street. Infan-
try. and John e. Harrington. 1700 Fiji
teenth street. Infantry
The following will undergo the vari-
Gus White courses: Benjamin l.. La
Garde. $3.50 Woodley place, Field Artil-
leFy and Silas Fl Emory. Catholic Uni
versity. and Dart w williams 745 Ken
tucky avenue southeast, both Infantry.
Those accepted for the various Blue
courses are: James G. Willis, 1897
Kennedy street, Infantry; John L
O'Neif1 $500 Second street. Signal
Corps. and James G. Dance. 1902 Park
road. Infantry.
The following Reserve Field Artillery
officers of Washington have been as
signed TO the 313th Field Artillery. Gel
Leroy w. Herren, commanding. 10 she
units thereof as Indicated Secoisd
Lieut.. Robert A. Earle TO lst Battalion
Headquarters and Headquarters Bat
terry; Second Lieut. william NJ Gibson,
To Battery B First Lieut. Carlyle y
Fu1ke and Second Lieuts. John Il
Kellogg and Raymond Kenyon to Bal
terry C.. First Lieus Tom l. Peyton ID
2nd Battalion Headquarters and Hean-
quarters Battery: Second Lieuss VIII
liam D Mitchell And Arta Il Haddeld
10 Battery D, First Lieut. James r.
Craighin. T.. and Second Lieut.. Fred
Wilson TO Battery e. and Second Lieut.
Alfred G. Robertson TO Battery T
Washington Field Artillery Reserve
officers will meet at Headquarters Bat
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Civilian Army News

Mai Gen Lutz Wahl. adtutant gen.
eral Of the Army, will be the honor
guest at dinner rendered by Washing
ton Reserve officers of the Adiutant GEN
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ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

State Councillor Oscar 7 Harlow and
hls staff paid their annual fraterual
visit to America jefferson Council in
Northeast Masonic Temple April 26
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They were presented by Deputy state
Councillor Thomas b. Montgomery and
received by Councillor B. E. Litchfleld
Louis w Dickerson of Woodlawn Coun-
Gil of Georgia addressed the council. A
brief report ON the activities of the
council and the cooperative spirit OF
the membership during his appointment
was made by Deputy State Councillor
7, B Montgomery. State Secretary
John Prender and State Treasurer
Thomas r Jones made reports Ad-
dresses were made oy State Vice Coun-
cilor A. c Columbus. state Councillor
Oscar T Harlow. State Chaplain George
W Myers. Past State Councillor r, II
Yates, Councillor b E Litchfield. Past
Councillor r, F Burgess and Press Rep
rcSentatlve Malcolm Relntzel
Benning Council met Monday eve
ming III O. Q F. Hail. Benning, D. C.,
with Councillor Nj D. Cardd presiding
A report on the American flag raising
exercises al the public school In Chew
eriy Md, was made by Chairman F. d,
Carrigan National Representative r. d
Seiffert and Deputy State Councillor
William H. McClung made addresses.
AnacoStia Council met IN Masonic
Hall, Anacostia. Monday evening, WIN
Councillor NJ E White presiding. An
imitation was extended the council TO
confer the degrees on candidates nom
the Cross Roads Council Cross Roads.
Md The initiation ceremonies will be
Nav II in AnacoStia Council National
Represents tive Srnithson reported on
special radio program to be presented
bv the Junior O. u A NJ of West Vtr-
ginia SUNDAY evening. May 3, over the
Fellowship Forum station. WrFF Dep
utv State Councillor Charles F. Muller.
junior Past State Councillor John d.
Simpson. State Outside Sentinel Edward
Diehl and Vice Councillor Wax made ad-
dresses
Edward J Ross Council met April 26,
with Councillor Stanley E. Travis pre-
siding Past State Councillor Harry A,
Beck chairman of the carnival commit
tee made report Past Councillor Il
Currier. president of the Deputy Coun-
cifOyS' Association announced the next
meeting nf the association would be held
at Woodrow WILSON Council May Is.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the meeting Tuesday evening Miss
Helen Honan was elected sentinel The
annual communion mass will be Cele-
brated on Mothers day. May Is. at St
Patrick's Church at o'clock
The annual vespers will be held May
20 at 8 pm A pilgrimage will be made
to the Monastery NAV 81 Miss Ethyl
Sweet is chairman of the Calendar" a
venture bv which funds are being raised
for the building fund The Converts
League will entertain at St Roses Tech
nical School MAY l3 from 3;3o pm to
: pm
DAUGHTERS or ISABELLA.
The monthly business meeting OF ST.
Charles Circle DAT, was held Tuesday
evening at the home of the regent, Mrs
Ida r. Frank of Mulhall Station, Va.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
DAuGHTERs on lsABELLA.

The monthly business meeting OF st.
Charles Circle, DAT, was held Tuesday
evening at the home of the regent, Mrs.
Ida r. Frank of Mulhall Station, Va.
Evening star., 1928-06-02

new houses wide use has been given
to the basement through preparation
when building. preparation which in
sures that the basement will be per-
manently dry, for little use can be
given to basement space IL dampness
penetrates the walls Of the cellar
That is the main reason for the in
junction TO plan ahead for the model
basement--it costs little more to water
proof the foundation. to provide ade-
quate head room. and to see that win
dows are so placed that there will be
plenty of light and air,
Waterproofing is simply accomplished
by any one of several means indi-
vidually suited to various foundation
types. The poured concrete founda-
ton is probably the most easily water
proofed. besides having economy and
strength to recommend it. Water
proofing compound, incorporated in the
mix of the concrete, will so raise its
density that it will resist hydrostatic
pressure; that is, an actual force of
water from spring or some like cause.
Tile Drains Aid.
Further safeguards can be given by
seeing that the backfilled ground
around the foundation is free of
sticks, rubbish and waste ordinarily
left about after building and frequently
shoveled with earth against the wall.
Tile drains with open joints may be
laid in bed Of rock near the foot
ings and connected to drains or dry
wells at distance from the house.
Concrete block foundations may be
waterproofed in much the same way,
the compound being mixed with the
concrete Of the blocks. Great care
must also be taken in seeing that plenty
Of cement, sand and clean aggregates
are used in all concrete work.
Mortar for the concrete block. brick,
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MODERN BASEMENT
PROVIDES ROOMS
Waterproofing of Foundation
Opens New Uses for
Lower Floor.

Conversion of the basement of a
home from a damp, disagreeable place
into space divided into extra rooms
for various purposes, as vel as leaving
quarters for the heating plant and
other services, is becoming more and
more popular in the modern American
home.
Proper planning of house before 1t
is built or remodeling operations after
ward will provide number of new
features to the basement, including a
gymnasium, billiard room, laundry,
playroom, cardroom, lavatory, radio
station or motion picture projection
room.
Many Are Transformed.
The Home Owners Institute reports
that within the past few months many
Easements of homes in all sections of
the country have been transformed
from dingy, dark and cheerless dun
geons to light, pleasant and genuinely
useful apartments. In many of the