The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-12

hiln, and that they be present at the Chamber of Commerce tomor- ! row morning at 10 o'clock.
 
 The university fund had reached grand total of s542. .Sss at o'clock yesterday.
 The Rotary club reported through it's president. J. F. Shelby, slS,706, as the re- suit of about II hours actual work
 The reports of committees through their captains yesterday were:
 F. M. Jackson $l0S5.
 A. NJ. Taylor, ,$l5N.50.
 Hugh A. Locke S430.
 F. B. Fowlkes, s2600
 William Hood. $5l2.
 H. R. Urquhart, $l00
 Avondale. $945
 Ensley Chadwick team, s1342
 Ensey. Storm team. s6l6. secured from the workers in the steel miIi.
 Fairview. s129.
 Bessemer, sl2sl.
 pr. E. M. Robinson. s1oO0
 Grover Thaxton and wife. 5000.
 Tarrant Land company. 5000
 Campaign Closes Tomorrow
 The campagn for million dollars to be used as an inducement to the educa- tlOndi tollliiliSSicn oi tic &siV'h'Nioe i@f'' ccpal church, south, to locate in Bir- ningham the Methodist university. will close tomorrow night. There will be 8 monster get-to-gether meeting at the Tut viler hotel, where everyone who is in terested in the fight for the school Is invited by Chairman Shook of the cen tral committee to come and lunch. Ihe dinner will be a Dutch treat affair
 to inf . that there be a large attendance. The dinner begins at 7:15
 At tomorrow nights meeting final re- ports will be heard, tho noon-day lunch being dispensed with, in order to per- init all teams to work at that time. A large delegation will leave Birmingham for Atlanta tomorrow night for the pur- pose of presenting Brminghams offer to the subcommittee of the Methodist com mission Tuesday morning at o'clock. It is expected there will be not less than 50 citizens to make the trip to Atlanta and back up what the committee has to offer to the church.
 The committees soliciting funds for the university will continue their work today. Cards will be distributed at the churches and the ministers will request those in their congregations who have not con- tributed to mark in the amounts they will subscribe and give tho cards to the clerk The Chamber of Commerce offices will be open today and 1t will be the cen- ter of activity in the city
 Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the members of the Rotary club will meet with President Shelby at the Chamber of Commerce building. organize them selves into teams and go to work. They will work without cessation until o'clock in the afternoon and 1t is believed the report of the Rotary club at the Dutch treat" supper at the Tutwiler tomorrow night will be very large
 The decision of the Methodist commits sion will be announced Wednesday. The offer from Birmingham must be in the hands of the commissions subcommittee not later than o'clock Tuesday morn ing. Therefore. 1t is important that much work be accomplished in limited time Chairman Shook of the central commit tee urges that all citizens who have not subscribed do so without delay. He also urges all who have contributed already but who believe they can do a little better, to do so.
 The following have contributed to date:
 Morris Adler, 5000; R. " Allgood, $50; J. E. Adams, $500; D. F. Allen. s4o; R. ridge, s25; E. P. Allen, $25; J. M. Adams. $1o; D. P Anderson, $40; J. N. Alexander, $50: John Armistead, $10o: J. c. Almon, s25; Anglin-W White Real Estate and In- surance company, $50; H. l.. Arnold. s3; Vassar IL. Allen, s200: A. GA Ash. s1O0; F. w. Anderson. s25; Fred T. Anderson. $10.
 w. A. Barnes, $50; H. H. Brown. s25; R. F. Burdette s1O0; w. B. Britton. s0o; w. A. Berry, $20; J. H. Brockman, s100: D. G. Bruce, $200; T. N & c. D. Bala- banos, si50; Henry c. Bradston, $100: l. H. Benners, s100; c. P. Beddow, $50: R. R. Bivens. s2o; s. L. Bachrach. $1o; Alex c. Birch. 800; H. M. Blanchard. $50; L. c. Branscomb. $500; R. H. Baugh, $3o0; Birmingham Arms and Cycle company s2oo: T. S. L. Rasore. S5o; T. R. Bentley $25: Arthur Barton, S25: R. Blackburn, s40 Birmingham Fertilizer company, $500; Birmingham Paper company, slO0; Bir- mingham Waterworks company, $250; H. M. Bagley, $25; C. B. Ballard. s10: H. s. Brumback, sl2; c. E. Brooks, $50; J. F. Baldwin, $l00; E. F. Blisp s20; c. H. Bowen, so; Edwin Ball, s10o; T. M. Brad ley, Jr., $10: w. W. Burroughs, slO0 Ro- maine Boyd, $o5; Keith Bryant. s20; J. C.. Broyles. $10; J. H. Barker, $50; w. O. Babb. s250 (property); K. l.. Brown, $500; Murray Brown. $500; James Bowron. $100: F W. Bromberg. $50; Beaumont Adver- w. T. Berry, M. D., $30; w. E. Berry, go; M. Lee Bonner, $100; Blacklock Tire and Rubber company, 50; Borden Burr. SEQ; J. A. Blue. $5; Batterton Coffee com pany, s400; R. J. Brown. s; w M Black welder. s10: D. H. Brown. $50.
 A. E. Cross. s25; J. W. Carter. s5; Beach M. chenoweth. sioo Carl D. Coke. $50 Harry w. Coffin. $100; R. A. Clayton. $100; Hal J. Copeland, sl00; P. H. Cope land $10o; E. E. Carver, H: w. A. Currle. s10O; John A. Cook. 320; S. J. Cornelius & Co.,. s2o0 w. D. Colby. $40; Nose Levy. s25o; w. H. Chain. s: John s. Coxe. s1o0: Edward R. Copeland. $100; G. w. Con- nors. $160; caheen Bros, s2oo; K. A. Con- vile. S100; w. A. Chenoweth. $2o0: w. Cantanzano. 30; G. IT. Grain. $20; Cabaniss & Bowie. 5000; Lee Cotton. 15: Phares Coleman. Jr.. $25; R. T. Clayton, s100; Commercial Printing company. $150; J. B. Colvin. s10O: c. M. Campbell. 50: John B. Cox. s25; Charles A. Craven S60: w. W. Crawford. $500; c. M. Shill. $2O; H. E. Craig, s; W. l.. Metcalfe. 50; E. B. Crawford. $50; J. T. Callaway, 50; Dr.
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