The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20
Headquarters to Be Opened This Week, With w. c. Bonham, Chairman of
 District, in Charge
CALLED UPON TO RAISE
 QUOTA OF $1,010,577.92
Birmingham and Jefferson County Must Give $250,000 of This Sum. Amounts of County Quotas
 for State Given

Campaigning for the health and comfort of American soldiers and sail or< at home camps and lover there" will begin, with n rush now that the Fourth Liberty Loan drive Is over, nnd w. Carson Adams, chairman of the United War Work campaign in Ala bana. stated Saturday that there will he no let-up until November IS, when the six-day drive comes to close.
 Alabama is called upon to raise Sl,Ol0,- 5T,92. Of this amount the Eighth dis trict, composed of Birmingham and Jer- ferson county, has accepted a quota or s950,00o, or practically fourth of the states allotted quota.
 Headquarters for this district will be opened during the present week with w. C. Bonham, chairman of the district committed; Edmund c. Arnes. secretary, and Oscar Wells, treasurer.
 SOUTHEASTERN DEPARTMENT
 The Southeastern department of tho United States, with headquarters at At
 lanta, is composed of the states of Ala bama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Tennessee and Missis- sippi This division. formed for this campaign contains just about 15 per cent of the population of the United States. 1 It will be expected to produce in the first united war work campaign only about 4 per cent of the total of S17o 5OO,- OO0 to be raised by the nation at large This is a campaign for American soi- diers and sailors everywhere and the total amount collected is to be divided in the following proportions among the seven recognized war camp agencies: Army and Navy Young Mems Chris I tian association. $l0O, ,O0O,Oo.
 l Young Women's Christian association, sl5 OoO,Ooo
 National Catholic War Council (Knights | of Columbus), $30,O000o0. | Jewish Welfare board s, 5OO0OO | War camp community service, Sl5. .OVO,- ooo.
 | American Library association, s, 5O0,oOo. | The Salvation Army, $S50o,oOo DISTRICT QUOTAS | District quotas. accepted at the recent | conference in Birmingham, when repre- | sentatives were present from all parts
 of the state were announced Saturday 1 from state headquarters. as follows: | District No. 1, Lauderbale, Franklin, Colbert counties, s4O,0oo. district No. 7. Morgan, Limestone. Lawrence couoties
 35,475.7l; district No. g. Madison, Jack son counties, $31, ,322.97; district No. 4. St l Clair, Marshall, Etowah, Dekalb, Cher l okee counties, s50.92620: district No D, | Taladega. Randolph, Cleburne. Clay, 1 Calhoun counties, s62, ,S11 92; district No b.
 Cullman. Blount, sl5,3354O; district No 2, Winston, Walker, Marion, Lamar, Fay cite counties, s32, 33O; district No. 8. Jeff | ferson county s250,000; district No. g. Tuscaloosa, Sumter, Picltens Hale | Greene. Bibb counties, s5S.S0010: district No. 10, Wilcox, Perry, Monroe, Marengo Dallas. Clarke counties. s69, 9,7o46s; dis trict No. Il. Shelby, Chiffon counties sl59SS.So district No. 12, Tallapoosa, Ma con, Lee Coosa. Chambers counties. s4S,-
 7os9l; district No. 13. Russell, Bullock,
 Barbour counties, $31.9s1.77; district No II. Montgomery, Lowndes, Elnore, But le~, AutaNqa coun'ies SSS 93l. .50f district No. l5, Houston, Henry. Dale counties, $29 433.61 district No. 16. Geneva Gov ington, Coffee counties, s29,07S.76 district No. 17, Escambia, Conecuh counties, sl5,- 977.97; district No. 1S Washington, Mo- bile Choctaw, Baldwin $S7,5S1.57: dis trict No 19, Pike. Crenshaw counties, sl9,- Sl4.1o Total, S,0i057792.
 COUNTY QUOTAS
 The county quotas for the state of Ala
 bama are; Autauga. $63S7.35: Baldwin, $npuo. o.at; Barpour, xl5yff.5i BlDD, xI029 J2; Biount. s6Ss7 35; Bullock, s921036; Butler. ! sg907 Il; Calhoun, $27, ,499 .22; Chambers, Sl6,S66 1I; Cherokee, s5754.s7 Chiffon. s6713 43; Choctaw $51l1 s0; Clarke, $S3O5 47; Clay, $6713.43; Cleburne $3510 .1s Coffee. sS631 .56; Colbert s23,37945; Conecuh, s734641; Coosa. $il52.7 Covington. $11,- 1S2 .6s: Crenshaw, ss7lS.4S Cullman, ss9iSo5; Dale. s77o1 26; Dallas, s24609 5s; DeKalb, ss631 56; Elmore, ss94S .23; Es- camba, SS631 5s; Etowah, s20.245 s0; Fay ette. s4S52. S5. Franklin. s57543 37; Geneva, s9264 53; Greene. s6SS7 35; Hale. 2.5o; Henry s7029.9 92; Houston, s4,702. AZ; Jack son, SIC, ,223 60; Jefferson. $25ooo0; Lamar, 5l1l .S2; I.auderdale, s10,Ss6 IT; Lawrence. s5754 ST: Lee. s12,467.s1; Limestone, s99071i; Lowndes. sl346.41 Macon, s7672.50; Madi- son, s21 ,G99 27 Marengo SIP, 7s43o: Marion, s5lll S2 Marshall .05; Mobile, s7o,- oil 56: Monroe. s7672 50; Montgomery, s55.- 7ii57; Morgan, sl9,s14.22i Perry, $S63l. 56; Pickens, 2 50; Pike, $1S,l0o .66; Ram dolph. sseA .J5; Russell s67l343; St. Clair, s7s4s. A. Shelby, s927o.36; Sumter. $s3o547;
 Talladega, sl6 457. .51. Tallapoosa. sl0, 459 .6S; | Tuscaloosa. s21.7S2. B: Walker. $l37433i; Washington. s4l52.7S; Wilcox, s77o1. 1.2si 1 Winston, $35l0 1s total, si,oio,5T.s s2.