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When a man gives his blood to save the life of another, whether on the field of honor or on the operating tables, it has long been conventional to regard him as a hero. Comes Dr. Geoffrey Keynes of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, England, with a denial that there is any virtue of sacrifice in the act of offering one's blood for transfusion. Positive benefit rather than injury is to be expected from the deed. Said he: "It should be widely known that a healthy young man can part with a considerable amount of blood without...
Stoughton, South Entry, E. H. Codman '25. North Entry, E. K. Bartholomew...
...first Episcopalian to see his name in national headlines as a modernist was the Rector of St. Bartholomew's, Manhattan-the venerable Leighton Parks. Millions read his name and hundreds wrote him letters. Some of the letters were "brutally abusive." Hellfire, they said, was not too dreadful for a man who would disturb the peace of the Church...
...afternoon to 12:30 at night, stockholders of Wilson & Co., famed packers, refused to adopt a plan of financing which called for the issuance of 250,000 shares of prior preference stock. Opposition to the plan was headed by the New York Stock Exchange firm of Tucker, Bartholomew & Co. which represented existing preferred stockholders, among who are included a few members of the Swift family, also famed packers...
North of 42nd Street, Manhattan, there are two fashionable Episcopalian churches: St. Bartholomew's (Dr. Leighton Parks, rector), St. Thomas' (Dr. Ernest M. Stires, rector). Rector Parks, urged by conscience, has involved himself in theological controversy. Rector Stires...