The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1919, Page 15

ig ar fl c ‘lean SWEET Blucher Last pays) peep arid vind WHITE effet], 50, 000 CHURCH Bntr PLANNED HERE FOR jr CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 20-Story Building on Madison Avenue to House Many Offices. One of the moat expensive churches | © in the world, and one of the most 8 remarkable of its kind, will be built! & For Men the comfortable blucher last. Snug- fitting heel and shank. Popular with men who appreciate metropolitan style. Mail Orders Filled Promptly ICI KID in 56° ignet Shoe Co. “THE EVENI\. Ly WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919. rance of Proposed Skyscraper Church To Be Erected by Christian Scientists Here rhe bait Arthur D. 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Y.— Advt. ii Le. 44th Btreeta, It will cost $7,500,000, of which $4,000,000 will be spent for the edi- fice alone, the remaining $3,600,000 going for the land, It will be the property of the Fifth Church ‘of Christ, Scientist, which has been holding {ts services in Aeolian Hall, and will be twenty stories high. Aside from a huge auditorium and spacious reservations for reading and Mterature rooms, the space will be rented for offices, To the casual observer the edifice will look like the ordinary office build- ing. The only mark to distinguish tt will be the entrance to the audito- rium. This entrance will be or. 434 Street, while that to the offices will be on Madison Avenus. The church entrance will be of church architec- tute, as will be an exit on the 44th Street side, While not elaborate, the auditortum will be rich in its decorative scheme. It, will seat 1,800 and will occupy the entire ground floor space and extend | | upward two and one-half stories. 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