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The Washington herald., 1922-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sw.e-
ney entertained informally at din
ner last evening for col. J. Curtis
Gilmore. who is on leave here.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-20

Brig. Gen. +. =. Wolfe entertained
at a dinner last evening at the
Shoreham Hotel
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Operator Purchases
Twenty TenemenIs
From AslOr Estate
Max \. Naianson Acquires 2
Block Fronts on 10Th Av.:
Woman Buys Large Flat a,
Broadway end I35ih ~.

Max -. Natanson purchased from
'ro William j. At,or estate twenty
M ost Side dwellings Included In the
deal is tho entire block front on the
cast side Of Tenth Avenue. from Forty.
feverth 90 Forty-cichth Street. con
rirt.rr % eight fvc-st0ry buildings.
-5.lvlu1 each; also tle entire block
front on tho west side Of Tenth Avenue.
trom Fcrty-cighth 90 Forty-ninth
street. consisting Of eight similar
buildings, and also four fvc-etory
structures a. The southeast corner az
Tenth Avenue and Forty seventh
Street. known Ga ESQ 90 66s Tenth Ave
nue..
The r. J. Mas Realty COMPANY. Inc
ard Michael Bonn sold for Max Levin
son the northwest corner % Broadway
ord i3t.h Street. known as COZ Wcst
l.lfn street. ll5Xl00. a siv-story Gle
vator apartment with stores, accom-
mollting sixty families. 90 Sarah
hc.rdarr. The buyer gave In exchange
er sh and Che two fats 20 1925 Tiffany
street 50x75. with three stores.
Tic three properties involved 100000.
Dr. Charles II. SeliinCor purchased
from the Aries Corporation the two
siv-stoiy apartment houses az G6 10 20
West lOetl Street. 15xlO0. accommo-
dating ffty families.
John a. Ma1scll sold 70 Ida and
Reuben Becker t0s and 40 East iOlst
Stree, siX-story store tenement,
50xl06ll.
s. Uuman sold for Thomas O'Brien
80 East 10lst Street, q. siX-story tene-
ment, 5oxi1O.
Ot.o IT, Eller sold 20 Yctta Zymet
i2i East 109th street, fosr-story
tenement. ls.GXiO011.
David Lion and Marcus I. Osk
bought the avc-story and basement fiat
az 245 East Hath Street. 20xlo0. from
Mrs. Helen ". Grant, who has owned
the property for fifteen years. William
". Jones was the broker.
James Cogh'and sold % Owen ?.
Muldoon 255 West lZ2d Street, a five
story tenement, 27xl001i.
Harry Levy s7id 20 tho Selma Hold
ing Company che six-story store tone
ment 20 300 and COS East Thirty-secOnd
Street. 49X589.
II mas Leddy. buyer OF SCI and
500 est l73d Street. rcsold the latter,
o STORY fat, 3IGXl00, 20 jeanette
C. .atz
Marks Gross cold 20 Peter Jarera
tie Aye-story store tenement az l29
East Seventh Street. 25x97.5.
Helene Brand so.d % Herman Wach-
tel two six-story store tcremcnts al
227 and 227 Third street. 46x96.2
Morris Levin sold 20 Mary G. Leto
3i2 and 3it East Twenty Street.
six-story store tenement, 4l.Sx98.9.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Court Confirms Sale Of Big
Elizabeth Plant 10 Durani

The sale 20 ". c. Durant. automob. .e
manufacturer. Of the Elizabeth works
O. Che WHY'S Corporation. one o. the
larr..t competitive auctions on record.
vf.ca was established by Charles S.
Cer.- on Friday. June Q. was confirmed
yestertay ty Judge Joseph T. Bodine
IL tho United states District Court
Nsv,-s The price paid by ST. Duyant
vss $4,000. Tide 90 the property
vi 5o conveyed by tho receivers.
llnes Kcrrey. c. J. VOORHEES, and c.
Mi- rer. 40 tie plant or july 81.
M. Tho day after which Ir. Durant
VII ber, rakinc motor car known
uue star
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Friends Academy at Locust
VALLEY 10 Have Gymnasium

Paul n Sterling has been AWARDED
the contract for constructing a gym
nasium for the Friends Academy az
Locust Valley. I. l.. according 70
Browns Letters, Inc. Construction Re
ports. Plans and specifications by
Wallace q Warner call for a build.
ing of brick. one story high. 20 cost
approximately $4,000
Paul ". Sterling hrs also been
awarded the contract FOR constructing
an addition 20 the Marine Trust Com
Danv bank building az Atlantic City,
". J.. form plans and specifications by
Denrisor & Hirons. The addition will
be three stories high and VIII cost ap-
prox.mately $500
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
To Star, Work on New Flat
For Lexington Ave. Corner

Iohr Lowry has been awarded me
contract for tho erection Of an eleven
story apartment house 81 $50 East
coven.v-third Street. az the corner Of
Lexington Avenue, b. the $50 East
Seventy-third street Corporation, ac-
cording 20 Browns Letters. Inc. con
struction reports. The cost is estl-
mated az $500 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
laV. Mcconnell sells
Ealaie al D0lhs | cry

George Howe sold Tor Ira W. LcCon-
ssl bis residence on Riverside Drive,
DOH, Fe..y. 90 Hugh 2. iaser. l-
s,ass,s ~ Italian Renaissance house.
br ro'rs AID three baths, Ui-l crr.as-
n--.s rarr,. ETC., on an acre plot; held
a. $4,000
Itou,s e Hurke sole 10 srre p
Pace. lo-fels. dwelling i.oNloo' for
hles Touse 90 John Coumaain.
Ro5e-' r tler-nder rented tle resi-
ssscs. tsr- shed. ~ " g. Nacurda ~
VI M.ror Lane. Pelham Manor
arogga C.a-cey r. Grtea.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

The southwest corner Of South street
and Railroad Avenue. Newark. y. j.
directly facing t.e South street sta
ton Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
comprising seven stores and fats. lo5x
los. has been sold TO LYMAN Rubin. OF
"a south street, one of the tenants. by
William T. Lehman. architect. Ihc
rev owner w.I MAKE eHts lsive In
rrovemerts. T. L. Fe.Dlcmal & Co.
.1rn lie hrnkers
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Voodhaven Lot Sale Tonight

Located one block from the RockaTay
boulevard station on the 3. r. 7.
Liberty and Leferts Avenue Il.
seve-ty-eieht lots. on and adjacent 70
tte Wcodhaven Gross Bay Boulevard
'r tie Ozo-e Park district Of the
froofhaver section o. Queens. viii be
--,i ~ auction this evening by Joseph
r Day. Inc. IN the Brooklyn sales
rorrr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Fifth Avenue
Homes Feature
Realty Deals
p0;Iders BuyLawrenceHOme
IN Trade for Ten Story
Hotel Schuyler; School
for Jamison Dwelling

~t.-. q Lawrence sold % tho
Ni'''.- .......~ co-,n.., ..,-o.
hi''h . r,.A~.- c.. 49,.
K-''s '-..- ,.- -. Geo r.... a..
fv,.s'sTf o"e'''".
-. Efyioo, at ne so-inNe.t corner
u ssys-ty-clgnin street. opposite me
;.-e B. Duke home' ana assessed az
t,Neo0
h ulharre. Mr LaMrencc i'eH itc
r,.,i SsrurIer, az pt Net- rory th
60. q ler-s.orl SIT lcia.o' ''hi .-'
- binr operated ny George p.
s.,s.ir rreer .org loase. 10 f
,e,sst ~ ,ioo. .oo0.
~ ffif Avenue ce,.,or Yves ',-
,--s g, foreclosure fy' w. Lawrence
J. lsfIl o. 'h'' year ioI s-'' v''. ihe
80 vas 'hc home az ne Lawrence
a-,'y for many yeaIs ene vas gircn
y them Do "Nt.s 4.-.' lor nc
i,.-sr Ho'c 90 Madison avenue ard
Sryitirl street, and .ec9nertIy
"a 90 : Ncrrrc1nfe. who iaicr cone
sd 10 20 lames g. hrrfe.
+ YES lessnei .efter.aF tnai ne
s-tr j-m.s.n resiogncc' ai l'l' b .i' n
lrf"a"H
rf,yserorc s'rfe'' a's p.'s'i mo
,, hinss O.. ile seoFii..e scnoo' on a
.-g.isfr lease. mo dam.son nolsc
, r1-s;orlcs. .-sem.snt end rro. base
az. cn q g.. lo-. j. has gained con
,Ssrthe attention on account ot it'
go ss'es lrf resa'or in the Jose fow
,,rrs IN 1870 80 was sold hy Ar.aur
4 Sseria-. lrca for $4,000. cu1 PSF
,,,r o-s rrs rarchasel by the scl',r
<. ,'-5O0o 'aroug. Douglas IL f''i-
rrkC Co. I- l-re. 1920 i- was a-e-
t,-si ty lr'r T. herr rcu-. i1l- Tor
igMa 90 frr Alice Hoffman. who
3 ne r, IN tao lease Cd tie
cmre srr- hr c.rfyinr orf fae
i,,s 3, ,.a ..e.l'e School 't VIII re
81 ,ee,-f .rrrte school 90 have
,,s.-sr.cr- or fifth Avenue. as thc
r.vss Scf-' owr- and occupies i'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Riverside Drive Corner Plot
Bourht for Flat Improvement

The Francis S. PateTno Building
CorDoration sold 20 a client Of David
stewart the vacant plot at the north
east corner Of Riverside Drive and
f4lth Street 100 feet on the drive and
1888 feet on 143th street by irregular.
Plans are in preparation for . large
arar.mont 10 cover the entire plot.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Cc,,,-ai Zone Offices Leased

Cushrsu & Wakefield. Inc, leased
oeicos I'm the Canadian Pacific Build
irr. Madison Avenue. FoIty-third 70
rcrtv-fourth Street, 20 L. Edward
Teonpson. Perry l. Bibby. william l.
grann. Atlantica Shipping and Trading
CORPORATION. Hartmann, Duncan q 10,
~ew. Inc. and George F. Allison and
sdd'tionsi pace 10 the Air Reduction
ro~-.anv. I1n
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
CRAWFORD

srRIcTIY RFsIDFNTIAL TOWN.; 80
rooms an Improvements, $500 is.tol'
t-sff. sasv terms near station. stores
uaupTON. .f Hllicresf av Phones
~ra-f1rI .sf-N. corfisrlt .f-1.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

cHAMnEnMAfD or chufs nurse. COOK.
waitress Dir.0r maid, Young Cana
dlans t0asfhss 0r separate au highly
erou,ra.nf@d g. Miss H0fmagers
Arency. i1 East fld -. 80 foor Tele-
phcre sff- Murray HlIi
cHAMpERMAID MAID or maid.seam-
s'resa young swiss Pfofesfant. good
seaustross very neat worker excellent
rsfsrrrr. MISS H0fusyers AEencv.
70 Eas, i1i r.. third foor Telephone s9tI
murray Hil
cHANBERMAfD.w very neat,
cofrrafenf clnsrlenlous, most Elgniy
rscofra.arlnI. cifF 0r nearby, 700 ala
sons Agsncy - West 45d
cHAMBERMAID.W young very
neat. newly arrived, lrisl, good refer
erres. $50 Weffl-fs Agency. % West
t8d Longacr- ssfs.
MAfD-wAlTREss neat. nice.
hrlrhf Ir.sh Rrl. experienced. excellent
reference. $50. Mrs Masons Agency. Is
west "a
cHAMBERMflD seamstress young. nsst.
willing ard reliable hesf frffrences
Lang & Boer sc Co.. = West 1ld g.
cHAMBERMAfD- WAITRESS. youns. eT-
CaUarf 3uqs Hals Bureau. Il West
4tth. Vanderbilt $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST Tuesday morning A. fsfh - er.
trance piafs H0ffl. black suitcase taken
b. mistake rru.rf no questions asked
fff Wfs' tfh sf riairfe'f e.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

GOING avay for summer Juns - wol.a
rom f0 responsible parry mr n-wf 10Y
r.eEad nrrs urfl Labor Day lN slh-
r.rga rooms nsthfoomf. large Iofeh-s'
rs-f.r s.-earad rra minutes ff0m sta
ION rne shady iswr gsras- Aldfett
J. T. Proctor. 81 Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Paul Starreit BUYS East Goth
II. Site for ImprOvemen

Douglas L. Gilman d Co. sold the
vacant plot 61-e9 East Ninety-sixth
street. 5ONl022. Tor julius Tishmsn &
Sors 70 Paul starrctt for Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

MANHATTAN BEACH
Tlrrrr00f concrete cottages. rooms
ard bah. nicely furnished. an modern coz.
venIencef. excellent. restricted neiEhtcr-
hood lawns and flower boxes. bathing
fshirr. tennis courts $500 for season tlii
october Take Brighton Beach subway
10 Brighton Beach. Then Manhattan Beach
car 90 end q line. Call a. 1901 Oriental
Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
i'm the Auction Market

~ foarrh p Day
1frih -. iI5 and ~. ~ ~. Ta.s Y.s
90. $50 I.sfv fnmfs ffNf00.ll. N~w iet-
I'VE ana Ear Indrmary at Eliza Loo.ss
st al amt due. s7I.siiO4. 10 the pi@'H'''
for $40. 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
B,BYLOS

ALONG THE SOUTH SHORE
D..lr,bt. Properties for sale or reht
Furnished totfage-
49, s.-s, Tel Babylon u
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

,...e fhi'ipsdaie Realty Corporation.
,,...Tttntrg Che y sho1rn Wiro Com
to-, br.%1t from Isabella ". Heyes
80, 49, snl 3li East 18th Street two
M z building and stables. on plot 5Ox
''4V' sa.aeent % its other holdings
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
New Jersey i;S;sSIs,a s; sSIs,a


10 FURNISHED ROOMS. bathrooms all
fwTrrF-m~nfs --car gsraxe minutes
Walk 70 Waf-hung Sfafion lhfge y.ta
t.au,lfyl ioeafion HAROLD B. WOOD,
ftf Nonfclalf as. Tel 5St0-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

TO RENT. FURNISHED. IS TIE BERK-
eTTREf
house containing lVs waFffr4 ffft
rooms. two baths oae double servant =
room wlfh toilet and iavaforr. uv.rc roorn
dining room. reception bali and kitchen m
The lfaf fo0r. large front plaza WITH
awnings hardwood floors throughout fhr
house. al wlrd0Wa screened. house heated
with furnace. Two open irfriacef pure
cola srrflr water witch has been ANAL
wed and approved rent $500 for eieff
months cr f0r or eufiro year ln7IFf
w a. ESTES. 3f- Flffh av. Sew YORK.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Lost Bsnkbooks

IOFT--A diamond cluster ring liberal r--
ward Mrs y Wsrs'au. i1s vs. ii0fh .
rsi Audubon lfff
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
BLOOMFIELD

ROOMS. DRIVEWAY. Fsrsgs. Al m.
prot@fnfnfs open fireplace. hardNooi
soors beam ceilings flI- bath bea1'ifu
PARK section. convenient O. tfa Inf. fsfs
s.r-sr s.na.lr. lrIea 1880 cash s. 900
BOYD A IFRHt NJ. INC.. 81 washing
ION o.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

N-W n0Vr -rs1uffu garden colony f1-
sail. fufs lartr.affI large rooms h1fl
ru- rar.o-. other rr fr dafs iHp proven fnff .
faN nrenrf rfrrf g. rsr'rirfel tf-f'N.r.
c-f owner a.l hGiaer phone bongan
WNr -0-a
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Mannattan

UTH ST 90 wrsr-n@fsh'fui ifoor'
rrrr-r.r~f frI...U .frr.rnkInr river
reasonable. owner iraflng for summer
Riverside 1907 Stuart
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

COOK. capable. young SIS SIX years ref
East sist st Murray Hii sTTt.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. exceptional.
colored girl. good cook. sfs. anywhere
we,tlers Agency. % West f3d. Longaere
ssss.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

COOK. English equal ~ chef. 500. sn
years reference Miss shea's Agency.
Fasf tist - Murray Hlli s7Tt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
FREEHOLD

FIFyTS- ROOM Colonial house. corner oi
south ard MARCY sff newly feeofstel
.-.-. or 4 ROsTIIE. ~ spring -. Ne
fgrhen. ~ ! Telephone Meiuehen i'm
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

CooE-Tounr irish woman ~See,ient
plain cook i've years reference p., MIS-.
W6fnaysrs Agency. 10 EIsf f3f -, third
floor Telephone s4fT Murray HiIl
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

GENERAL HoUeEwoRKER. good cook
nice young. years last place $50
walters Agency. 20 West tid. Long
srr fsqf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

cooK-sved.. where kiiehsrmaid 10 I'm
pi0ysf. good manager. eyeell-n' COOK
GOOD CIV references -. Hiss Hofmav@rs .
Acne. % East 45d a.. "a fOor Teie-
phone sssi Murray XII
cooK-Younr irish woman ~seeiien,
plain cook i've years reference p-, Alss
H6fmaysrs Agency. 10 Elsf 80 ., third
door Telephone s''7 Murray Hiii
COOK Scotch Protestant. very neat sx.
cetenf cook. economical mana ager .
splendid references, SIS siiss Mason's
Agency. "a West 'ld
COOK Irish. very capable. reliable. Will
irg. civ country highly recommended.
Mics HaIs Bureau. ~ Vest tifh Wander
oiit s3to
COOK WAITRESS. friends Ike position
together. . years reference winthrop
Bureau. ~ ". tld 81. room SIS. Longacre
s7s3
COOK German. first class in sii branches,
city or country. excellent references
Lans 4 Boeoh4rer Co. ~ West 33d o.
COOK. capable. young SIS SIX years ref
srarce. anywhere Miss shea's Agency.
East sist o. Murray Hill sII'
COOK. English equal 70 ohet 800. zig
Eas, sist -. Murray Hiil sTIA
COOKS. waur.ss.. houssworksr,. TEX.
Andersen Scandinavia Agency. i1jt
proadway tid. Schuyler 1854
cooK-YouneV GOOD manager. exceptional
r4ferencer Nia Fltzgeralds Bureau.
7sf PIN ave.
COOKS. chsnh~rmsia.~ai,r~-ses. iaunar.ssss.
Finnish girls. Agency, 81 +. i.3ih' hAr-
lem t5is.
cooK-swedish. excellent. $50 we,tlerE
Agency. 20 West iad st. Longaors ss's
Day Workers
DAYS wortsr excellent launtfess' very
III skr -ef0mmended itio. Mrs. Mason
Arsacy. 4; Wes, i3d.
General Houseworkers. Etc.
GENERAL HorsEwoRRER - Young
widow with child, : years. entire charge
except laundry. i1s. Wettlers Agency
70 West 'aa'
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. exceptional.
coiored giri good cook fft anywhere
ws,tiers Agency. % West f3d. Lonsaere
ssss
GENERAL HousEwoRKER good cook.
nice. young. year, last place $50
wsitler's Agency. 20 west 'id. Long.
lsre ss9f
l HOt'eEWORKEE Scotch Protestant *
esilent cook exceptionally neat. highest
rsferences two adults city apartment
I winthrop Bureau a. " s2d a., Room S3s.
TonEacre f1f3.
l HOysEWORKER-Yo Young neat very ca
pabie adults only, highly -sssomnsn4
20 M,:, .,.s nsrsss' ~ We" s''A
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

rsfs- $40 wEsT-Flve rooms ard bah.
fnf-d floor newly decorated through ali
electric light. moderate rent, fumf4i. -
possession Ebinc Realty Co. T Eafi ga
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
General Houseworkers. Etc.

GENERAL HoUsEwoRRER - Youn
widow with child, years. entire ehars
except laundry. i1s. weitler's Agene,
20 West f3f.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Day Workers

DAYS wortsr. excellent launffess very
conlpeterf conscientious. good woman
HI .hiy Tef0mmend-d tfio Mrs. Masons
rslcy. "a West tld.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
ALIFND DALE

SEASON July. August afn ee7f-meer.
1875 attractive. completely furnished
r,odern home 81 rooms baths. acrc
shade. gagdsn. tennis court 411ls VIZ
liam Dsvsnap, s5t eth sv., Ne~ fof<' Or
AllendAla
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

GREENWICH Three rooms s1l
-isro. will rent fgrrlshfd 70 cell. moderate
rerfaI. Apartment 81. 40 Naref4ey D.. coz =
nor West 18th o.. Chelsea -ft.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS
RADIO EXCHANGE

T0p sArr one gD X. " open cor.
..sr.fsrrnsr with motor generator ana
o,eiiis,lon transfornsr with Leyden iars
80 v.,,inshouss ard De Forsst rseeivin :
ca. East rcrdhan Reae.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

HOreEwORKEE Scotch Protestant *
csilent cook exceptionally neat. highest
references. two adults. city apartment
winthrop Bureau. a. W ga a.. Room S1s.
LonEacre tlf3.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
WEsTTIELD

>,,~r- ROOM HOUSE and garags modern
~ every respect, large blot releentl.i
.,t,ts- sric, E.so7, cash t..teo. o-nm
" CEHHEI. &c ciar a. Psess i''-"'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
HELP WANTED


YOU'RE RIGHT AT HOME II business =
you have specialized kno"leiSe ei
husfnesr principles ant operation lrake's
can give lf f1 you Inquire DraEe.s Blsi-
nras school fur New York Tribune
Du.dlrg i5f Nassau r., telephone Beck
man .--1 Dr0ofFr. Bedford aF az FNl-
ron o. telephone Frospecf 1is6
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-26
PRESBYTE To.
TEACH MINISTERS
BUSINESS ME- HOD.
Rev. S. w. McGiII, Well Known
Here, to Occupy Chair of
Church Efficiency

Presbyterians Of Birmingham will
be interested in the announcement
that Rev. S. w McGill. well known
here, Will shortly occupy tho chair
Of church efficiency at the Presbyte-
rian Theological Seminary of Ken
lucky, located in Louisville. Mr.. Nc
Gin conducted the Presbyterian edu-
cational movement in Alabama which
state gave part of the 100000
for Presbyterian institutions, por-
tion of which went to Memphis col
lege The work in which he win en-
gage marks a new step in training
men for the ministry. 1t is proposed
to train the candidates in church eff
cheney, in conducting the business of
the church in a bHsiness-like manner
and in raising a church budget for
local expenses and also for benevo-
lent causes.
The Presbyterian Seminary at
Louisville which is under the joint
control of the Northern and Southern
Presbyterian churches has, in re-
cent years, made n study of the prac
teal side Of the church work with
the result that the board OF trustees
decided that n a large number of
ministers We're given Il thorough
training in theological subjects, but
after entering the ministry they knew
nothing of church business. Under
the Presbyterian form of government
the business of church is left
largely with the deacons but the
weaker churches were often short on
business men for deacons and as a re-
suit the church suffered. The Ken
lucky seminary therefore decided to
create place known as assistant to
the president who will have charge of
the finances of the institution, and
Will, as instructor in church eff
cheney, teach the proper organization
of a church, the best way of raising
church budget. the best method OF
church advertising and the best way
Of conducting egangelistic services
and recruiting students 1t is consid-
cred one of the most progressive
steps taken by a theological seminary
in the middle west.
In selecting Mr. McGill for tho
place the board feels that they have
someone who certainly knows some
thing of the financial and business
end of church work. Since he entered
the ministry he has assisted in rails
ing over S15,00o.00o for religious and
philanthropic purposes. Mr.. McGili,
after being educated at Vanderbilt
university, gradua ted al the seminary
in Louisville. lie was 81 years in the
Y. NJ C. A. service; he directed the
first Red Cross war work campaign
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-26
EDIsoN,s rliSFr SCHEME

Thomas Edison recently told a
From The Thrift Magazine.
story of taking a perfected carbon
transmiter to Philadelphia in the
hope of selling it for $4,000, an
amount that would just about paw
his debts.
The directors asked II 100000
would buy the transmiter.
He was so astenished that he re-
manned silent for q moment, and they
inquired whether they had offered
him enough.
THE price is all right" said Mr..
Edison. yes, that's all right. But
on conditions that you pay it to
me at the rate of $500 a year. If
you paid 1t to me all at once I'd prob
ably put it into some fool invention
and lose every cent of It,"
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-Rev. j. X. Turner, pastor.
East Thomas, 1900 Ninth avenue
west.
Eleventh Avenue, South. 1900 Elev.
enth avenue, south-fIey w. &
Henry, pastor,
Ensley Highlands, Eighteenth
Court EnEey avenue-Rev. l. G.
Sturdivant. pastor.
Fairfield Parkway, corner Forty
fourth, Falrfield-Iiev. L. A. Holmes
pastor.
fairfield. 211S warrior boulevard
Ensley-Rev. r. L. Dill, pastor
First, North Nineteenth street and
Sixth avenue-Dr. George r. Stuart
pastor
First, South, Avenue c and Tween
tieth street, Ensley-Rev. w II
Mansfield. pastor
First, South. goo Third avenue
Pratt city-Itey. b. T. Cantrell pas
tor.
First. South 421s Eighth avenue
W ylam-Rev. V. II. Hawkins, pastor
Fortieth Street, South s91s Fourth
aycnue-Rev. e. B. Ogburn. pastor
Fountain Heights, 1145 North Thir-
teenth street-Rev. T. L. Mcdonald
pastor.
Highlands, Twentieth street and
Eleventh avenue, south-Rey. W. r.
Hendrix, pastor.
Inglenook. Barton road and Euclid
avenue-Rev. W. r. Battle pastor.
Mount Vernon, 2400 Thirty fourth
avenue, Borth-Rey. G. f. Boyd, pas
tor.
Ninth Street. South, PIG North
Ninth-Rev. w. II. Curl. pastor.
North Highlands, 1900 North Six
teenth-Rev. ]. r. Morris, pastor.
Northern. 314 Fourth. Pratt City.
Norwood, 1925 Thirty first Street,
North-Rev. w. +. Morris, pastor.
owenton. zoo Eighth street-Rev.
E. G. Mackey, pastor.
St. Johns. South, 724 Twentieth
Street, South-Rev. r. e. Tyler. pas
tor.
St. Pauls, South, North Fourth and
Ninth Court, North--Rev. K. A. Jones,
pastor.
shadyside, South, 28So Twenty
first Ensley-Rev. e. NJ. Barnes, pas
tor.
Twenty-f fifth. North-Rev. L. Il.
Cavaleri, pastor.
Sixty-seventh Street, $685. Division
Avenue-Rev. J. NJ. Wigley.
Shadyside VI. E.. South Shadyside--
Rev. p. L. Newton. pastor.
Trinity. 1920 Highland Avenue
Rev. S. U. Pitts, pastor.
NTwenty- first Avenue, South, Tween
ty-first Avenue and Twenty-fifth
Street-Rev, j. f. Sturdivant. pastor.
Walker Memorial, South. 100 Tus-
caloosa Avenue--Rev. Ira +. Haw-
kins, pastor.
West End NJ f., South, 1929 Cotton
Avenue-Rev. II. NJ. Stevenson. pas
tor.
West Woodlawn. 4730 Georgia
Road-Rev. Q. A. Bonner, pastor.
Woodlawn NJ. E.. South, 1892 First
Avenue, North--Rev Robert Echols,
METHODIST PROTESTANT
Methodist Protestant, 40f Fifteenth
Way. SOUTHEASTERN, 7. G. Casaday,
pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN
Avondale, 1909 Third Avenue
Rev. f. B. Webb, pastor.
birmingham Cum har1and 1215
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street. seuth-Rev. L. j. Walsh.
Holy Rosary. 7404 Georgia road.
Our Lady of Sorrows, 1881 Sixth
avenue. south-Rey. John O.Kelly.
st. Anthonys, 2110 Avenue Fl. Ems
iey--Rev NJ. Il. Kitrick
St Augustine. 263O Thirty-fourth
avenue, north-Rev. J. NJ. Schultz.
st. Barnabas, S045 Second avenue.
south-Rev. Walter Tobin
st. GATHERINGS, Hibernian avenue
and Amory Pratt City-Rev. J. A.
Malone.
st. elias. zoos Sixth avenue. south
Rev C. AZiZ.
St Marks, Sixteenth avenue. west
Rev j. b. Canepa
ST. Clements. 1856 North Fifty third
place--Rev. j. \. Bratton.
st. Josephrs, 1910 Avenue X, Ems
ley--T.ev. j a. Tomerlin.
st. Pauls. Third avenue and
Tw enty- second street-Rev. w. a.
kerriSan.