Fort Wayne Bible Training School Catalog . well as for outdoor exercise. Almost without exceptionvisiting friends are impressed with the peculiar suitability of the sitefor a school. To reach the school from any of the stations of the numeroussteam and interurban lines that enter Fort Wayne, take a South Wayneelectric car and ride to Rudisill Boulevard. See map on page 34. THE BUILDING The building is a two-story brick structure, with basement, con-veniently arranged throughout and equipped with all modern improve-ments. It was especially planned and built for the purpose which fromthe beginni
Fort Wayne Bible Training School Catalog . well as for outdoor exercise. Almost without exceptionvisiting friends are impressed with the peculiar suitability of the sitefor a school. To reach the school from any of the stations of the numeroussteam and interurban lines that enter Fort Wayne, take a South Wayneelectric car and ride to Rudisill Boulevard. See map on page 34. THE BUILDING The building is a two-story brick structure, with basement, con-veniently arranged throughout and equipped with all modern improve-ments. It was especially planned and built for the purpose which fromthe beginning it has served so well. Steam heat and electric lightprovide comfort and service. A simple but efficient system of ventila-tion supplies an abundance of pure fresh air to each room. A numberof bathrooms conveniently located in different parts of the house pro-vide the necessary sanitation, and hot water baths may be had atstated hours each day. Each room is amply large for two students, has a good-sized closet. 10 BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL. oO ?a c 0)Q. 3CO FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 11 and is supplied with single or double beds and all other necessary fur-niture. Trunks are not kept in the rooms, but are stored in the base-ment, where the students have access to them at any time. The house contains several separate apartments, one for ladies,another for men, and a third for married students. In addition to thecentral entrance, corridor and stairways, there are separate entrancesand stairways for the ladies and men at their respective ends of thebuilding. By this arrangement the large family housed under one roofis kept from being crowded in any part, and publicity is largelyavoided. THE DEVOTIONAL LIFE
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