The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-24

terday and last night by the various | soliciting teams:
 Harbison- Walker Refractories com pany, through J. s. Fletcher for $50 : subscriptions were: Steiner Bros, $25- co; National Cast Iron Pipe company, l 900; Burger Dry Goods company,
 5000; w. Martin Sorel. 5000; Hirsch I Millinery company slOcO; employees of
 the Hirsch Millinery company, sl150, l including a single subscription of Mrs.
 L. A. Ruffin of $500, and one by Mrs. | A. B. zeigler of $l0o; Union Cotton Oil company, 5000: Jefferson Fertilizer l company, s2000; J. c. Whitfield, 5000;
 Alabama Fuel and Iron company. $95,- GOO; American Bolt company, $25,coO;
 anonymous. $l5,ooo with promise of sla'-
 600 later; J. l.. Raul, $10,000; Hardie- l Tynes Co.'s employees, $5250; Hard.e- l Tynes Co.,, s5ooo; Birmingham Machine
 and Foundry company, s5000; Stockham l Pipe and Foundry company's employees, $S7O0 Joubert & Goslin, 5000; employees 1 of American Bolt company. $lSo0; Nc 1 Cowan Walker-Over Shoe company, $650. l The subscriptions by members of the | Italian societies included the follow l ing; P. J. Serio, 5000; Catanzo Broth l CTS 5000; Elvira Catanzano, $500; l Marie l. Catanzano. $500; Dr. F. R.. Gnass, $500; Jos. Buzzanca, $500 Co Operative Produce company, $200; Ser :
 nardo vigilande. $2oo: Joe Rietta. s2oo; Frank Frashia, $100; Jos. M. Accetta, $100: Joe Ognesia. $100; N. J. Cat anzano, $10o; John Brocato. $50; Frank Brocato $50; J. c. Brocato $50; F. Aloisi Brocato, $50, F. J. Ieslesehi, $50: Jos. s. Catanzano, $100; Mike Renola, $50; Frank Caterimchia. $50;
 John Mangino, $50; Alfonso Sagero, $50; Giuseppe Tottoici, $50; V. Musso, $50; Pasqualy Amari, $50 Louis Amer op1io al n
 Frank Lauricella, $50; Tony Mangiar- auna, $50: Baldassarre Mangi-
 arauna. $5O Angelo Puliese. $50;
 Louis. Ameragia, $50; Filippi Mangiara-
 cina, $50; c. J. Stevenson, $50; Tony Ciulla, $50: F. Gerniglia. $50: c. A. Firpa,
 vella $50; Mrs. G. A. Firpo. $50; V. Prosato $50: J. Lanza, $50; Tony Lanza, | $50; Sam I.ocascio, $50; George Labue. $50; F. Gaffaglione, $50: " Caruso, $50;
 Tony Dimarco $50; Giacekino DiGiorgio,
 $50; N. Funacchio, $100; Sam DiBenedetto, $50; P. Madonia, $100; Frank Canapa. sl00; l Berto Tamburello. $lOO; J. c. Saverese, sJo;
 Calogero Cefalu, $50; Nello Graffeo, $50;
 Pavlo Lalvaggo, $50; Andrea Baracco,
 $50: John vitrano. s5O; Salvatore Greco.
 $5o P. Guergio. $50. Harry Watkins took s10oO and Dr. F, r.
 Solomon, $5OO. The Night Hawks club,
 composed of boys, social organization
 subscribed for 50 bond they yester- l day notified the committee through their 1 President, c. F. Shook, Jr.
 | The committees will be out today in double force. working right up to noon. the closing hour set by the mayor and
 Presidents proclamation. and they ex- pect to do whole days work in half day. The real estate men are whooping things up. and they are still hopeful of I capturing the first honors. as they did 1 in the previous campaign.
 | In addition to the five military bands and four officers previously announced to come to Birmingham from Anniston, Camp Mcclellan. Lieut.. Percy A. Chap I man of the adjutant generals depart ment will be guest also. All of the sol diers as we'll as the officers will De highly entertained while in the city. q
 ride through the residence section of
 the city being the first entertainment
 followed by luncheon at the Country club. In the evening following the pa
 rade. a dinner will be served to the
 soldiers at the Country club also,
 The soldiers will arrive at 10:S0 over the Louisville and Nashville railroad, and will return to Anniston over spe- cial train leaving Birmingham at ll;ls o'clock tonight.