The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-12
PROFESSOR BURNS SPEAKS

l a member of the faculty of Howard for about 10 minutes, stating that the questions. "Why this campaign now?" and "Why s150,oO0 if the campaign must be now?" had been greeting the committees from all sides "In the first place, Howard college was only askins for one-half of what Birmingham promised when the college was moved money would re-establish military training for students, establish de- pertinent of domestic science, the es- tabIishment of a school of business s.d ministration, embodying an extensive plan of evening courses as well as ments of the college
 'In establishing military training the college will be assisting the gov ernment, for this department will be under the direction of a United States army officer, and the government wants only college graduates to fill important positions and with the col Ilege in this district, it will enable | boys and girls to receive a college leducation who wouldn't otherwise have the opportunity to do so
 LETTER FROM BRADLEY "Dr Dawson, dean of Howard re- ceived a letter a few days ago from Lieut.. Leon c. Bradley, who is now in France, stating he has at last found a use for the French he learned in college and was now able to get alorg in France, as well as assist the other American boys who knew nothing of French.
 Private and denominational schools depend on endowment said Dr.
 Burns, "and I want to say right here 1 that Howard is not a theological school. and is asking for sufficient amount of money to teach the A. B. de- grees to it's students efficiently Sydney J. Bowie made short talk complimenting the committees on the 1 splendid results of the first days work and stated that only one-half Of tEe amount promised was being asked fol at this time.
 1 These luncheons will be held every i day at l o'clock in the ball room of ths
 Tutwiler, and reports of the days work | will be made at this time. 1 All workers were on the battle from yesterday afternoon, and better re port is expected to day.
 ] TEAM REPORTS The reports of each committee was
 as follows:
 SUMMARY
 1 Executive committee, s7015; woman:
 division, $S0S.50; business mems divis ion, $9673.50; college division, $2St0 total for the day, s1s.so4
 1 WOMAN'S DIVISION Team No l. Mrs. A. l.. Kidd. captain :, $S5: Team No. Mrs. W. C. Caldwell ] captain, s150; Team No. 3. Mrs. c. Stamps, captain $s06: Team No. 4. Mrs R. L. Daniel. captain, $2S7.5o
 BUSINESS MEMS DIVISION, Team No. 6. Ed s. Moore, captain 1 s2925; Team No. 8 D. H. Brown, cap captain, $755; Team No. 10, pr. J. c Dawson. captain, $9S5; Team No. II lDr. J. D. Heacock captain, $1162; Tean No. 13, William R. Hilliard, captain $1O42; Team No. 14, Dr. N R. Baker lcaptain, $22450; Team No. IS, R. 4 Porter captain, $f042: Team No. IT John w. ONeill. captain $225; Team N l1S. Hubbard Stamps, captain. $ls5
 Team No. 1s R. L. Daniel. captain $500: Team No. 20 pr. James M Shei burne, captain. s1100.
 I COLLEGE TEAMS Il Team No. 25. C. l.. Martin, captain s5s0; Team No 26 Miss Bennie Spinks captain, $500; Team No. 27. Miss Jessi Macon, captain, $131; Team No 2S, Col His Cunningham, captain, $62l; Tean No. %, Fred Bryant, captain. $375.