The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-17
I'M. |, \. CAMP PA|GN ID bE PUSHED WITH ENTHUSIASM TODAY Workers Expect to Send the Total Beyond S75,000
 Mark Before Noon LEADERS ARE DELIGHTED WITH EXCELLENT START A Pleasant Feature Is the Vigor That Members of Athletic Club Are
 Lending to the Fight.
 Excellent Start.

The campaign for the s200,000 Young Mems Christian association building fund enters the second working day this morn- ing. Yesterday the city stood with mouth a-gap, in surprise at what had been ac- complished with so little effort.
 Today the committees will get down to real hard work.
 The Young Mems Christian association workers expect to send the grand total flying past the S75000 mark when the re- ports are announced at the noon meeting today They are elated at the fine start, but realize that the pace set at the first meeting cannot be kept up every day, as the reports on Saturday were, in the main, subscriptions made by the mem bers of the committees. It is one of the axioms of a Young Mems Christian asso- citation short term campaign that a work CT is not fully qualified to ask others for contributions until he has set the example of subscribing himself and subscribing as much as he can afford.
 The following is the complete list of large subscriptions received thus far: R. s. Munger ... ... ... ... ...s15 5000.0 % w. M Cosby . =. ... ... =. =. 12, 800 % D. M Drennen .. ... =. :. .. :. 6,0O0. % Birmingham Railway, Light and
 Power company 50O0.00 R. E. Collins m .. =. . =. =. 2,G00 .0O Loven1an, Joseph & Loeb ... 2,000.00 T. H. Johnston =. .. ... ... a. 1,560 % F. M Jackson .. =. ... =. ... 1,000. co James Bailey ... ... =. .. ... ... 1000 % Smith Cullom m ... .. ... .. :. 1000. % J. w. Donnelly .. ... =. =. 1,0o0.0O Culpepper Exum =. =. ... ... ... 100000 T. " Sibey - - - . =. ... 1000 % Jemison Real Estate and Insur-
 ance company ..... ... ... =. ... 1,o0o.0 % w F Tyler - M - . 1000 %
 The standing of the subcommittee of the business mems committee, the back bone' of the campaign organization. Is as follows:
 Team No. 5-M. V. Joseph, chair
 man =. ...s.... .Slz,zo".uV Team No. 2-R. E. Collins, chair
 man o,oU." Team Mo- 1-Uames Bailey, chair
 man =. 2,eoo.oO Team No. 9-Cunningham Wilson,
 chairman =. =. ... .. .. 2,s5o.oo Team No. s-W. F. Tyler, chair
 man =. =. =. ... ... ... 2.2oo.oo Team No AR. W. Ewing, chair
 man =. z,lio.W Team No. S--G. H. Estes, chair
 man =. ... =. ... ... =. .. 2,1OoOO Team No. 7-J. W. sIbiey, chair
 man =. =. ~. -. =. ~. ... ... 1,54ooo ream No 1o-J. L. Yancey, chair
 man =. =. =. 1925 90 Team No. 6-Cari H. Seals, chair
 The unanimity of favorable opinion from the whole population has been the surprise of the most optimistic. There Is no sect, no creed, no race, no party lines to separate the interest in the Young Mems Christian association.
 The comrnendable spirit always evident in the members of the Atheltic club Is plainly evidenced here. Some narrow minded people suggested that the new association building would harm the Attn letic club, but the members and ofrfcers of the club, realizing the great benefit of the association to the community in It's own field, are enthusiastic supporters Of the movement.
 Half of the Athletic clubs board of governors are the hardest workers on the committees President Sturgeon Is hus- ting through his business and using every spare minute with his active com mittee. This broad-minded view is be- ing commended by the friends of both organizations.