The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-05
WORKERS SEEK AN
 OVERSUBSCRIPTION
 FOR JEWISH RELIEF
(oontinued from Page Five)

of what our boys have done in the war; almost all of the lost battalion of the Argonne who held the Germans until help could come, were Jewish workers of New York. Of course, there are some shirkers among us. but I am speaking of the race as whole.
 q think that one good result of the war is that there is closer co-opera- ton between people of different reliS Catholic. All put together to help hur manity. Sympathy unites people. l have the greatest confidence that Bir. mingham will go over the top not only financially but spiritually"
 LETTERS RECEIVED
 The following letters were received by Chairman Pizitz Yesterday:
 Birmingham. Ala
 December 3, 1918. MT. Louis Pizitz. Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir: I take pleasure in in- closing herewith our check for s100 in your favor, as a subscription to the fund for the relief of the Jews in Po- land and elsewhere and wish you great success in the campaign you are wag- ing. Yours very truly,
 "J. FRANK RUSHTON, Manager Birmingham Ice and Cold
 Storage Company"
 Brighton, Ala,
 December 2, 1913 Rabbi M. Newfield, Birmingham, Ala
 Dear Sir: Inciosed please fad my check for $2O, which kindly apply tc the Alabama portion of the Jewish re- lief fund that was announced in the papers last week.
 Hoping that this drive will be suc- eessful and that Alabama people will do their full share, I am, very respect fully, s a DAVID STEW ART.', Several small subscriptions of s1 ol S2 have been received by members oi the committy and they state that the. are as grateful for these as for the larger ones; it is not the amount, but the spirit in which it is given that Is appreciated most
 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS The following is a list of the con tributions that were received yester- day:
 Sam M. Adler, s10o; Percy Rosenberger s5; I. H. Benners, $2; Barney D. Sibley s25; D. Friedman, sl00; James Bowron $2o; George B. Ward. $25; F. and s. Ca .heen, $40o; pr. P Soloman, $25; B. L. David. s5; w. A. Brown, B; Herman Shnitzer, 10; Arnold Holzer, s5; L. Block S100; H. Siegel, s25: Mrs. Baxley, $1o: Si- mon Black, $50: Lee Slaughter, s5; Max Sington, $2.50; Lovernan, Joseph & Loeb employees additional. .$1450; Hirsch Mil lirery employees additional, s5.5o; Mrs Bertha Rosenfield, $15 David Stewart Brighton, s20; Mrs. H. Dreyfus. s10; Julius Fies, $50; Mrs. M. A. Stern, $250; Charles T Lehman, S5; l. Adelson, Piedmont S25; Mrs. Catherine S. Wood, $5; Sidney Long, s10: Pearl Seigel, $10; Joe Cook, s1 J. Ellenger, BIO; Godfrey Goldman. s25 D. s. Meyer, s25; M. K Erdreich, s5; IT M. and l.. A. Beck, $200: Uvman Leader s10; A. Max Boxer, s2o0 V. Band, s2OO A. l.. F'ullenwider, $25; Sylvan Herzog s2o; Benjamin Cohen, s2.5O; Benjamin Leader, $50; M. S. Kirsch, $50; J. H Lehman, slo: simon Steiner, $5; Mark Efsnan, s25; pr. Carl Fox, s25: S A Bros, $50; Sam Swope, $5; Marx Link s25., Hugo Kuhn. s1o: E. H. Bashinsky $250; Hannah Kaufman g; Chuck Bros $50;' Ophela Gold, $50; E. Block, $: Lev Becker $10; Samuel Levy, $25: Mrs. Flor ence Loeb, $10; Leo Loeb, $100: Tom Ken. lnie, PeH City, s25: William Chapman, g ESy Myerson,. s15: Mrs. Lena Copeland SIT. George Johnston, s: M Dewitt, Dade ville, $o0;S. D. Rosenbloom, $5: A. c Isiah Cohen, $5; H. Rose $5; J. P. Enter. kine. s2; B. Grusen, Jasper. $10: w. Kan ter, s5; H. M. Rosenblum, s25; Rev. James c. Morris, $5: J. D. Rosenburger, $50; Sid ney Hart, s100; Phil Fisher, BIO; Frank Rushton, s100 Morris Karpeles, s25; Sig Levy. $2: George Nassau, $5 Max H Meyer, $50: Louis Arnstein, $25: David Letaw, $25; Max Jaffee, $10; H. c. Good man, $50: Leon w. Friedman, s5; R Kahn, s10; Morris Fein. s5 Morris Love man, s10; E. GusfieId, s10: Sol Lindy, 8 NJ. B. Litten, $50; Morris Berk, $20; Mer- lin Hertsfield, s; H. B. Strassburger, s Adolph Rosner, $25; Henry Bowman, $50 Marx Link, s25; Aug. and Adolph Hirsch sl00 A. Kessler, s10; Louis F. Stern, s25 Lucien Joseph, s2o Jonas Sonhefm, $5 tErvin Silverfield, s; M. s. Umbenauer s10; Saks employees, additional, $1450; L. A. Goldman, s5; Eugene Jacobs. s25; Vic. tor Wertheimer, $50; William Wise. $l0 A. and A. Ash. s25; Herbert Levy. so Louis Goodman. s2; Gus Ermann. s Meyer Goldner, s10 M. s. Blank, $5 M I A, Israel. $25; Markstein Bros. Millinery Co., SEQ: D. Harry Markstein. Jr, $10 { S.sAdefson, $25; Jacob Cohen. $25; Der Cooley, s25. Abe Copeland, SIS; D IGrossbaum, $5. H. Harelik, s10; M. D Kirsh, s25 IT. Schwartz. $10; Nose Slug erman, $25; H. Swedlaw, s25;' Arthur Herman. s5; l. Kulp s5; William Dess Her, s25; Esy Stein, s25; G. Boxer. $25 Sam Banks, $5; J. Klein, s25; Max Berk' owitz, s5: M Bloomston, s10. J. l.. Dem ! loWitz. $25: H. Feinberg, $25; Morri i Goldberg, $5: Sam Goldstein. $25; Leon ard Goldberg. S10; M B. Herman. S25 S. Hurvich. $5; H. Kanter. $10; A. J Kaplan. s15; M. Kapner, $5;I. Leet,. $20