The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES WILL SOLICIT FUNDS Active Three Days Cam paign Will Begin Tues
 day Morning TEN TEAMS NAMED
 TO DO CANVASSING Budget for Past Year Very Much Exceeded by Reason of Heavy De-
 mands on Association and
 Enlargement of Work

In view Of the fact that the past year
 has been a remarkably heavy one for the
 Associated Charities and that the budget
 has been exceeded very much, a prelimi-
 nary campaign for funds to carry on the
 work of the organization will be started
 Tuesday morning The campaign is neces-
 sitated on account of the heavy call on
 the resources of the association during
 both tho winter and summer months.
 Ten teams, each headed by captain
 and vice captain, will start out Tuesday
 morning and canvass the business section
 of the city for funds. Eighty men will
 serve on the ten teams and the officers
 hope to complete the campaign within
 three days. as it will be confined to the business district only. Turner Names Teams oscar Turner. chairman of the finance committee of the Associated Charities, named the different teams. In view of
 budget of s2oOOo will be necessary for
 the ensuing F months. The infant nor
 tality work will be given special atten- ton by the association this year, and at
 the present time the nursery department
 is being developed extensively. | New committees have been appointed
 recently and an added expense entailed.
 The legal aid committee, the housing re- form, social service. transportation and employment committees all have been
 formed recently and expect to accomplish great deal of good.
 | The campaign for funds, which starts | tp ,t,a tyn | to the regular campaign of the associa-
 ton, which will be conducted during the
 first week of November. The demand for fuel and clothing has been very heavy 1 during the summer of the past year and l the association found it absolutely neces- l sary to conduct the campaign at once. l 1t is hoped to raise a large amount of money so that the regular campaign in | November will not have to be waged so strenuously.
 | The different committees, captains and | vice captains who will carry on the pre- | liminary campaign are as follows: Teams and Captains | Crawford T. Johnson, chairman; J. K. | Brockman, vice chairman: Eugene l..
 Brown, Victor II. Hanson, Max Karpeles,
 R. H.. Baush, w. E. LealSe Frank w. l Smith.
 | No. a | Hill Ferguson, chairman; George Ward, vice chairman; John Nj. r. Otts, George B.
 Tarrant Walter K. McAdory, II. G. Seib-
 els, l. c. Beatty, B. B. Burton No. 3. | Horace Hammond, chairman; Hugh Martin, vice chairman; H. M. Beck w. D. | Nesbltt A. A. Adams, J. J. Smith, J. E. l Shelby, P. Oster.
 4. | George W. Stafford. chairman; Sterling | A. Wood, vice chairman, J. A. Gorham, | John w. ONeill, Patrick J. McGeever, J.
 B. Adams. Charles Hall, H. F. Latimer, | Herbert Levy.
 Solon Jacobs, chairman Frank B. | Fowlkes, vice chairman; Charles r. De- | Bardeleben, Edward Warren, Jr, Dave | Myer, Edward Linnehan. Samuel P. Spur
 geon, A. R, Forsythe, J. D. Kirkpatrick. No. 6. | Oscar C. Turner, chairman; John T. Yeatman, vice chairman; Sydney F. Laz-
 arus. F. C. Ratliff, Harry C. Jones. k. | K Campbell, John c. Lusk, J. W. Sibley, l J. l.. Drennen.
 | George H. Gray. chairman: B. r. Tyler. | vice chairman; w. B. Dowell, w. II. Mo- | Gill; T. H. Conway, E. B. Heiser, R. c. Cross.
 Robert Jemison. Jr. chairman J. D. Moore, vice chairman; w. H. Kettg, Charles Murray Brown, Ross C. Smith, | M J. billiard, Walter B. Fowlkes, Leo K. Steiner.
 No, 9. Erskine Ramsay, chairman; Walker Percy, vice chairman; P. G. Shook F. M Tutwiler, William Ryan. H. L. Badham. A. II. Woodward, c. c. Fairburn. No 10 Henry Hiden. chairman; Frank Rushton, vice chairman: Louis V. Clark. James T. Doster, Clement Gazzam, E. T. Wilcox, D. F. McDonough, Arlie Barber.