The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-08
Total of S32,5OO in Hands of Secretary and Committee in Charge Confident
 of Success
CHAIRMAN STEINER
 R B c EWES GOOD
 REPORTS FROM STATE
Many Donors to Cause of Suffering Humanity Make Additional Sub- scriptions-The Individual
 Workers Report

With subscriptions still coming in and others heard from a total of sS2,50o for the Jewish relief fund was in the hands of Secretary H. J. Baum last night and the committee in charge of the campaign is confident that Birminghams quota of s35,ooO will be reached when the returns are all in. Louis Pizitz stated last night that he was sure the required amount would be received by Monday or Tuesday, while Chairman J. D. Rosenberger of the team committees, said; ''Birmin gham must go over the top as is compatible with her spirit and prestige
 State Chairman Steiner has received a large number of telegrams from all sec tions of the state in which it is fndi- cated that Alabama's quota of $100,000 will be reached when all the returns are tabulated. A telegram was received from Tuscaloosa stating that the com mittee had raised an additional $36O, mak- ing it's total $500. Carrolton has raised it's quota of $500, and is still making the drive for more subscriptions.
 TEAM RIVALRY
 There has been considerable rivalry be- slWcCn llC IV lOSdl l0dfllS III llit Dldllcl of raising subscriptions and the team composed of Captain Fellheimer, Lau- rens Block and Morris Bernheim was slightly in the lead last night with those of Captains Gelders, Goldman Friedman and Boxer running close for second place.
 Among the individual workers for Jew ish relief are included Mrs. R. Blum berg and Mrs. F. A. Abeson, who raised some weeks ago the sum of S116S among the ladies of the orthodox church of this city and suburbs. This money was de- posted with the treasurer The full list of donors is not available at this time, owing to the sickness of Mrs Abelson, but will be published later. The follow ing is the list of donors and amounts collected by Mrs. Blumberg, which have not been published:
 Mrs. T. Williams, $25; Mrs. M. Gold stein, s25; Miss Lillie Goldstein, $25 Mrs. I. A. Kronenberg, $25; Mrs. Sam Gold stein. sl5; Mrs. H. Goldstein s15; Mrs M. Blustein. s1O; Mrs. Fein. s1O; Mrs. Ed Greenberg. $10; Miss Gussie Gold stein, $l0; Mrs. Banks, $10 Mrs. Selel- owitz. $5; Mrs. Joe Klotzman. $5; Mrs. S. J. Blumberg. s; soldier boy, g; Miss Ray Cohen, $; H. Goldstein, $5; Miss Copion, s5; Mrs. Phillipson. s; Mrs, Silverfield, s5; Berkowitz family, $1O; Mrs. r. JdIIe, 9l0, MrS. GlHSDeTS, 9zO, MTS. R. Blumberg, $50; Mrs. D. B. Goldstein, SIS; Mrs. Goldman, $15; Mrs s. Gordon, s10; Mrs. Ophelia Gold, s10: Mrs Charles Temerson, $1O; Mrs Greenstein, $1O Mrs. II. L. Fabian, $10; Mrs. M. B. Herman, s; Mrs M. D. Kirsch, s; Mrs. D. H. Blumberg, $5; Mrs. J. A. Blumberg, $5; Miss Cohen 50 cents.
 NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS
 The following are among the con tributions received yesterday: Burger Dry Goods company, $500; Leon and Julian Adler, $100; John Sparrow, $5; John B. Cox, $5; J. R. Cohn, $10; E. c. Armes, $5; The Birmingham Age-Her- aid, $150; Frank Willis Barnett, s5; B. P. Knapp, $5; J. A. Logan, $5; E. A. Adler, $10 E. J. Kohn, $5; H. S, Meade, s5; Bank of Ensley, $25; M. McCor- mack, S2; A. A. Lovett, $2; S. Kalman, s15 (second contribution); H. F. Mus sey, $2; H. Keller, $50; Ben Weill. $50 (second contribution); Young and vann, $50; Grimes brothers, $10; Batterton Coffee company, $15; Mrs. Jennie Levy, $50; Bert Quinn, $5; M. F. Northingt ton, $50; Ruth White Chandler, $5; T. F. Healey, $10; A. D.. Smith. $5; J. M. Gates, Muscle Shoals. $1; pr. H. P. Woodall, $1O; Lichter brothers. Garnsey, Ala, s10; Mrs. Flora S. Beck, s5; c. Miller,
 
 Ala $1o; H. Miller, Camden, Ala, s10; A. B. and 1T. Tannenbaum, $10; Sam T. Dew, $5; Leon Meyer s15; E. M. Glenn, North Birmingham, $5; w. J. Wheeler, s5.50 Pratt Consolidated Coal company, s1o0; Sam Burger, s5 Re- becca Garden, Carona, Ala, $100; H. Feinberg, Fort Payne, Ala. s25; B. F. Ezekiel $50; Burger brothers $100: J. B. Cummings, Florence s5; L. Loveman, Tno Advance Lumber company, $10; Mrs. Max Mayer, $25; M. D. Friedman, $5; Moore and Handley, Birmingham. $60; Joubert and Goslin, s25; M. w. Ault. Birmingham, $10; John H. Frye. Bir- miagham, $15; Estes Lumber company. SIG; Yolande Coal and Coke company $1o0.
 The women's committee Saturday morning turned in the following partial report of it's work among women con tributors:
 Mrs Katz, $5; J. Cohen. $5; S. Myer $5; H. Gordan, $5; Max Roseman. $25; Annie Berkowitz $10; Mrs. Pizitz, s100; Ginsb berg, $25; I. Cohen, $2; Henenbaum. 75c; Mrs. Wienberger, $t.50;. Malkove, s1; Eukovitz, $1; Warner, $5; Dorskey s1; J. Joseph, $2; Katz. Royal, soc, slaughter, s1; M. Coplon. s1; Gleeck. g, Winberg. s2; Idex, $5; Staff. $3; S Jane, $1, D. WeihSeeLn, PA' d. oaHe, $o Charlie Temerson, $1O; Fein, $5; Ep- stein, s5; H. Raymond, s5, Tom Vein stein, $5;J. Silverfield. $5; A. Levin, s5; |Scholder, $2. H. Abromson, $2; A. Greensboro, g; A. Levin, ss; Jake Ros- mick, s2; S. Levine, $1; J. Weinstein, s1.50; H. Gordon. $; Lillie Berkoyitz, $10; Max Gordon, $5 Joe Weinstein, $1; H. German, $2; Mrs. Jennie Witt. $5: J. Jaffe, g; Goodman. $1; B. Isen- berg. $1: U. c. T. Carter. $2; H. Sokel. l$2. s. U. Whitfield, $2.50; T. Berman, s: l.. Gingold $1; l. Leat, s3 s. Selgel. s2: E. Stein. $2; Tenebaum. $2; l. Sara shon $2; F. Shevinsky. $2; Greenberg' $1: M. b. Staff, $1; E. M. Tillman, s2; | L. A. Perkins, s1; Gussie Cohen, $2; Mrs. M. Saroff. $1; H. German, $2, B Cohen. $5; Jennie Witt, $2, J. Jaffe lN2; S. U. Whitfield. $25o; F. German 4h. u Ginxnld s1