The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-02


 razo floors, and off from this is the mems bathing lounge or rest room for the use of the bather after talk .ng the bath This room Is also fin ished in white tling and is 30 by ia feet in size One does not usually desire to go upon tine street after bathing. There comes to those en- toying a course of baths n lael.1g of rest and comfort and 1t was the oh ject of the men interested in the new Maurice baths to so construct the rest room that those of the most nervous temperament might odioy that absolute peace and quiet so es sential to them. The rest room an- solutely guarantees this. IT is free from disturbing noises Its walls are of white enamel tile and sound preof. The excitement on the street does not reach them. In every way it's ap- pointmenus constitute a haven of comfort and peaoefulness.
 Off from the rest room one sees the hat room. hydropathic bath room and toilets The partitions of the bata rooms are of white marble. and every room has it's own yapor, shower and douche. The bather does not have to leave his room until he has finish ed with his bath. The trbs are all of special make and are Of solid base and weiging over LOO pounds each. They are the yer best that mercy could buy All of the plumbing fix lures throughout the building are of the same fame. The furnishing throughout the lower floor inspection shows. is Of white enameled steel. the most sanitary made
 This important department occupies space of 90 by 26 feet for theii bathing and Is equipped in the same manner as the mems department Here, too, in the corridor are found ! ids who desire to dress away from the others The ladies bathing lounge room is 26 by 20 feet. and they have two parlors of the same size The elevators are convenient to the office and parlors and are of sufficient size to accommodate wheel chairs, thus making every part of this new estab- lishment accessible to the inyalid ln all the parIofs and bath rooms are sanitary drinking founta.1s of borl hot and cold water All floors and ceilings, one observes, are of san. itary cove or hospital style The stairways are of steel and marble.
 One large room occupies the en tire front of the new Maurice bath on the second floor. It has widtl of 2n feat and contains l9e pfiYss; dressing rooms. These apartments are formed with enameled steel par. ] titions, snd there Is no feature tAa is immediately noted afier one step into the rooms. It is this: All win dows are above the breath,ng line This prevents one coming in ccatac. with any draft, and at the same time is a most valuable adjunct 10 tn ventilating system In the right winb one notices the reading room, mas sage and electrical departments. n.ee- cury and medical rubbing rooms. r fhe left wing there are 50 private dressing rooms for the ladies, as well as hairdressing parlors massage anc electrical department In the hear O the cross section are to be found the maaicure and pedicure departments for both sexes.
 Towering asove both ends of the building and situated in the front oi the third floor Is he so'artorium oi sun parlor. 4s by 2G feet in size, wlin ] glass and stael dome The walls nl this department are Of French Ocean stone and the floor of red i-uidw.ckc tiling with marble Tarrazo Dase Al windows reach to the floor, and here the invalid can rest and enjoy the srn baths. The remainder of the third floor is taken up by s private dressing rooms, 40 being a-ioted to the men and 5 for the women. '
 1 Those rooms are for tEe Tasuuous who wish absolute privacy. In the cross section of the third floor is b wide corridor or gentlemens lornge, giving one beautiful view of the mountains in the rear. Here, tov, as on the oshe- floors, one finds dr,1S- ing fountsins of mot and cold water with all their accompanying sanitary j facilities Ali floors throughout the building are either marble Tarrazo Ceramic or red tiIing All windows
 with the exception of those of the lobby and solartorium, are at the breathing line. One cannot hefb bun notice fIhaf all tha fur.aishingS are ol