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[page 474] a hot air chamber beneath the lodges. Q. Right under the floor beneath the lodge rooms? A. Yes, sir; that is, beneath one tier of rooms; and the heated air escapes through flues up into the hall. Q. Into the halls? A. Yes, sir Q. At the top of the halls? A. Well, at the top and bottom, mostly at the top Q. But partly at the bottom? A. Yes, sir. Q. That warmer the lodge halls? A. Yes, sir. Q. Then there is a transom over the doors ^of the rooms communicating with the halls? A. Yes, sir; through the door. Q. Running over the doors? A. Yes, sir Q. How much of an aperture? A. Perhaps 7 by 12 inches. Q. Now, was that so when you first went there? A. Yes, sir Q. How long did that continue in just that way without any additions or changes, substantially the same, down to what period? A. There has been direct radiation placed there Q. About how long ago was that? A. I should say some 5 or 6 years ago, a portion of it. Q. By direct radiation you mean- A. It has been placed in along at different times