The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-04
JEWS AND NON-JEWS CONTRIBUTE ID FUND
 FOR WAR SUFFERERS
Team Captains to Make Re port at Luncheon Today. Dr. Nathan Krass to
 Make Address

Quite a number of voluntary subscrip- tions from Jews and non-Jews to the local campaign for funds to alleviate the suf- ferings of the helpless Jewish peoples of the war-stricken zones of Europe were received yesterday by the committee in charge of the campaign, and one of the most appreciated came from Dr. J. c. Morris, former pastor of the First Meth odist church. The subscription was gen erous, and probably the brief letter that accompanied it, expressing heartfelt sym pathy for the cause, and the hope that the campaign would be even more sue cessful than anticipated, was equally appreciated by the committee.
 The quota for Birmingham of $S5,OOo is expected to be reached this week and in the event that the states quota of s100 900 has not been reached by that time, the local teams will stump the state in l the effort to raise the required amount. At the luncheon today at the Tutwiler the team captains will make report of the subscriptions received up to date. A | feature of the luncheon will be an ad- dress by pr. Nathan Krass distin | guished rabbi of New York, who will
 make a stop in the city for that purpose while en route to Montgomery.
 1 The workers report that they have met :, liberal response to the cause from both
 Jews and Gentiles, but that the goal is
 not yet reached and urge everyone so
 inclined to send in their subscriptions
 at once. The captains of the 10 teams l of workers are Jake Friendman, Godfrey Goldman, Sidney Lazarus, Benjamin Leader, Louis Gelders, Dave Rich, simon
 Fellheimer, Eugene Fies, Abe Kaufman and B. F. Ezekiel.
 Among the subscriptions reported yes 1 terday are the following:
 | Morris Adler. $500; Louis Pizitz, $l50O;
 James Friedman. S400; Leo Steiner. $500;
 Edgaf Adler, $SOo Morris Bernheim s1o0; | Louis Phillips, $250; Rabbi Newtield, Sl00;
 Mrs. Newfield, $1o0; Newfield children, $50; | Ike Adler, $500; Julius Jaffe, $l00; Mrs. Julius Jaffe, $50; Mrs. Herbert J. Baum,
 $50; Max Karpeles, $45; Gus Rotholz, $lo0;
 Harry Licht, $l00; Harry Levi, $l0O; Dr. Schulhoefer, sl00; Carl Steiner $l00; Leon Gordon, Sl00 Mrs l.. Gordon, $25; Ben Speilberger, $lo0; Miss Fannie Speilberger $50; Miss Ethel Speilberger $50; Mark
 stein Bros Millinery company, $l00; Leo | pold Loeb and wife $125: Mrs. S. Levine, S75; Jonas Schwab, $lO0; $. I<lotz. $50; Ffes | & Sons, $250; A. Leo Oberdorfer, $20O D..
 and H. Rich, $25o Abe Kaufman, Sl0o; City Paper company, $400 Oster Bros. l ColilpdhS, @loVs iiSiiiy iNSiAeit | $50; Bert Fox, $50; Sewelowitz & Feidel-
 son, $500; R. Blumberg, s25O J. Feldstein, S200; D. B. Kronenberg, $250; H. Abram- | son, $200; Goldstein & Cohen, $200; F. Jaffe, $250; Robert Aland, $50; Abelson
 & Goldner, $100; Sam Baker, s100; N.
 Berry, $1O0; M. I. Cohen $100; Cohen Bros, | $l00; A. Dombrow, $130: Damsky x Al l len, $150; William Dessler, $100; Epsman
 X Stein, S1o0; I. Fabian, $1O0; Ed Green | Tton nv 1 Gordon &s Son. $100; N. Garden. $l00; Joe
 Levy, s100; Nathan Marlowe, $l00; Louis l Roobin, $l50; Starr Jobbing House, $l0O; Southern Jobbing House, $l00 Joe Saks, S100; Silverfeld & Levin, $i00; Seal Eros,
 s100; Turner x Cohen, $10O; Weiss Bros.
 s100; T. Williams, $l00; Wertheimer Bag | company $1O0; Anon Blumberg and wife,
 $75; Bhlmberg Shoe company, $lo; Joe Alper, $50; J. A. Appebaum, $50; I. Abel
 son. $75: childrens fund, $52; Morris Co., then, $50; S. Cohen, $5o Morris Coplan, $50; M. Fein, $50; M. Goldstein, $50; H. | Goldstein and family, $100; Dave Gold
 stein, $50: Harry Gordon, $50; H. I. Gold stein. $50; J. Goldfarb. $50; A. Gottleib,
 s75; M Green, $5o Max Copeland, $75; Harry Hanover, $50; N. Jaffe, s75; J.
 Filler and Kimmerling, $50; J, Kartus,
 $50; A. IT. Levy, $50; M. Mendelsohn, $5o
 M. Monsky, $50; NJ Newman $50; M. Roseman, $75; B. Randman, $50; k. Rut- 1 stein, $50; B. Siegel, $50; A. Shapiro $50, I Sol Shugermann, $50; Temerson Bros,
 $50: George Temerson, $75; D. Vines, $55; M Wilkof s5o & Weinstarub, $50; M.
 Zivitz, $50; Empire Jewelry, $loo; $. Gins berg, $50, Charles Miller, $50; A. Roobin, l s150; Abe Abkowitz $10O; Applebaum and l Weinstein, s50 Jake Bonfield, $50; F. Baer $50; Mrs. E. Weinstein, $50; Green wald & Kadis, $i00; A, I4psictz, $lO0. | Checks received in mail from unknown friend: Liberty Bond, $l00; Adams Drug .'company, Norvell w. Cullom, s. M. Hanby, Attorney B. R. Kelly, w. H, Staton, A. L4atady. P. M Laul, E. B. Franklin, Mrs. J. W. Stillwell, Lida H. Stillwen, Miss Elizabeth Stillwell.
 Another list will be given of the donors Wednesday.