The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-22

'The confidence and love of my friends Is why l hustle and smile" is the terse, clever way that Henry c. Goodman, whose name stands at the head Of the Goodman Transfer and Warehouse corl- pany, explains his unfailing good hunor and energy.
 It's a good recipe for everybody to fol- low but in order to follow it, a man must first qualify as Henry c. Goodman has with his friends, before he can win their confidence and love.
 That this successful young man has done it, is an undisputed fact for rom the time he was a mere youngster anu scld newspapers on the streets or Blrin- in yham carrying the Il. & N. shop route" among others for 'The Ledger, he has had a high standard and has lived up to it.
 Born on April the twenty-second In 1886. Nashville, Tennessee, MT. Goodman moved to Birmingham, and attended the public schools of this city, and afterward he attended Howard college for one term, later launching out into the business world.
 The Goodman Transfer and Warehouse company was established October 10, 1Sls' the nature of the business being Just what it's name indicates warehouslhs and hauling; in other words moVlhs household goods, distributing local anu carload freight shipments; and commer- cial storing.
 When asked what has been the pol icv of the Goodman Warehouse and Transfer company which has done as much for it's success as any otner oi's thing, Mr. Goodman readily answers.
 "Kind, courteous treatment; honesty of purpose; close concentration Of minor details; and the satisfied customer
 Each of the 20 people employed by the Transfer many holds this motto before him III business and with such standard II would be difficult to do anything pu. please.
 The territorial extent of the business conducted by the Goodman Warehouse and Transfer company extends over radius of 100 miles of Birmingham. ruhi,s ..correspondence and exchange" with dealers in all the big clues IS part of the business.
 MT. Goodman is a member Of the Temple Emanu-El. B'Nai hlth Woodmen of the World, Birmingham Automobile club, Civic Association, the Chamber of Commerce, the Civitan club. the Furniture Dealers associa- ton, the Retail Merchants association and the Birmingham Athletic club.
 In addition to his warehouse and transfer business, Mir. Goodman holds m interest in the Southern Auction and Storage company which deals in ssecond- hand goods and household furnishings and furniture.
 MT. Goodman has at all times been an ardent supporter of civic and chari- table drives for the good of Birming- ham, being firm believer in all things that go to make Birmingham the best city in the south.
 Starting in business with capital of about $500 seven years ago as 'second-hand" dealer, Mir. Goodman took the earnings accumulated from his business and put them in the transfer business in 1918.
 'T associated myself with my employ CTS and won their confidence and sup port; interestered myself in the full est extent in their welfairs and was thus enabled to step higher each year. My further success depends upon the con- tinued patronage of my friends. whom at all times am delighted to serve to the best of my ability. Happily mar ried, to the wife of my choice. and in- spired by her confidence. nothing gives me more pleasure thansto be a part of the city on whose soil have lived for the past A years
 On account of the error made in Mir. 6oodmans name Wednesday, this etory is reprinted for correction by the Life Story Publishing company.