NText to the bin icebox on the left-hand side of the car in a sink with running hot and cold water for the washing of dishes, and next to this is an electric range, with broiler and oven. A large cabinet for supplies adjoining the ratine completes the left-hand side of this first compartment, which is called the "kitchen."
On the right-hand side, upon entering, is a lavatory, then a large cupboard and an ingenious card table which can be converted into a set of steps, by means of which is reached the "upper deck," or room garden. A writing desk includes this cupboard, and in addition to library requisites holds the cameras and films. The kitchen is seven feet long.
We then come to the sitting room or salon. In the daytime this compartment, which is some ten feet long, is furnished with three immense settees, all of which face toward the front. These lounges are covered in a very artistic fashion, the whole scheme of interior decoration being designed with a view to the beautiful as well as the practical. A talking ma.
The Auto
Telescope
Apartment
"On the Road"?
Above It Mr. and Mrs. De Butteville
Are Seen Eating
a Meal Cooked
in the Automobile
Kitchen.
The
"Automobile"
Used by
S. W.
Beasley in
His
Religious
Extension
Work.
For Carries
5 Persons
Comfortably.
Its Beds,
That Fold
Against
the Side,
Are Showing
 "Let Down"
clifne with the very latest records
occupies one corner of this salon.
At night the salon is converted
into a bedroom for six people. 