The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
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Plan OH loot to Erect #ail.8 X "
81 E.8sI5s to-Date Public Law 4 VI ~
II II $atory. ii a,sS5
IC. [; less. For A NICKEL | |. e.
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Council yFi1l5sbeS Asked Z 20 ..slL0)or' s !.
,late . a1ild' G, i,'.gtt
MI Running Exp clscs. SS8H

rretlti crusade for cleanliness IS 5ofl III
Richmond and tho list Of tho rfusaie
Ixnlghts contains tho names nose g 3+ I
every department. OF he sE y
social ;lifo OF tho city. y RI
Ii, Is tile very llonorabl title thal
these crusaders nights q
or I3ath. Il 8 ss Il 5Si IS
|gS,,Thc Battle las become the il'op''lill1a'rt
an, andtho citizens of this city l ll'sVe
determined that Richmond shall have 1at g.
public bath rs upsto-dato rs any dl' tlle
country. y N . M Il I. \, d, u
13altlmore, IS said ,'.s -four p EN1'
NV fr Y. ,7ln ,,yle r fns Sbeon giving some
t,n1n Id tia study of tic question, unt l y +
,,rnw,, 4. grenb number or tzens to ~ e
so,cine. Plans have draWl'
fortho proposed bath, viii G =, ne
NnrImariy for tho poor the clt l y y
building will probably be 81 tuated u YIN
nelghborliood Of tho Old M = lletf On
Main Street, 55 # # XXI . 4, \,
11tI is estimgtcd that the proposed aba II
|h,IldinE ana equipment will cost Slo,V ~,
swhc8willb be raised by popular supscrii =.
ton. ~ hi II ,.,,. \, \ /, 4
Tho ctyw be ASKED y. ~ y
lantl upon which tho building Will be erreet.
cd ana vii also be asked TO MAKE ~. ~ as
deficit iii running Expenses q he II 81 2
Ifof2cach year, tj3 III
The 4 City. Il, Control. n
for this #tllef building VIII .pe
Iturncd Hovcr ITO the cit and viii acity
lpropcrty. Many members So ~ ~
have been approached and 1T Is SAD stat
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ynl. HIhe plan is to erect a. ouse HYnllGi 2
Nil contain twelve bttlls llnell i Ltnt
I8flve for women ;5nlso showers and sprays.
|$Xny$whitca man, or woman may indulge II
IEtho luxury OF cleanliness by }purcha slllg
| 4. bnth ticket for five cents, htch VII
also be good for Il towel and $50 * y y
lansti,nnted that an Establishment stlci ~ as
isF pro opposed will accomnod latte 100 pers'o rs
lfcn eli day or; ovel. g, 900 every - ar
II Mr. Tyler proposes get ing$Su up an en-
ltcrtainment for the benefit e Q the BAT Il
Fund, and W ask lSesslFsclll 20
aid hIln5inE the undertakill 81 ,3
Amongst those who arc Interested N t = i
movement and who have uthorized 4 the
use sc their names arc CrenslinW
Rev. DR.. liam Evans, p i. NJ. M Greer,
Charles Wins ton, DIR. w. s.. Oppcnheinnteer,
Chris. SMnnning.8Jr,, MI. and! Mrs. iBucll-
ANA, n ofij the Baptist Mission; JamessSl1.
Bail, Harry Huber, AN 2E1ar grovc Car
lfrcoll taylor, 6 George II. } Brown. r ebert
Jecky, ] II, j. Scott Parrish r /. G.SIoyr
jnolds, u Judge Geet u Christ q. s,
Morton, Percy 81 I3osher, Lancaster N "
liams, q .ang horno lllinlns, 7. H SANDS
Frederick N oil ting Erederi c1 y alen tlne,SJ
u EIicsok, W m. EIIa blston. w. Ni.tAu y
alison, Oliver sa nds, John ". Miller,
j n, ] !. II Capcrs John G. Minor. ~ illiani
IaTu1rpin, Dr. Charles vi Carrlngton,$ Cotton
lsC35 Chaplin Or. Edward Mccarthy ev.
| u. Ii. "a Dickinson, Carlton NIcCarthN,
Thomas NT. Gardner, n Or. J: n. Urslll1r
and DR.. George Ross 35 A