The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-16

contributors to every drive put over in the city.
 1 John C. Henley, general of the Lighter Than Air" division of the all lied armies had quite a few words to say, but did not get to say all of them. The air became very thick with laugh ] Ing gas, the company was choking and Gasping for air, when Percy Rosen- berger fortified with a gas mask, came and led the source of the gas supply away.
 l The fact that Birmingham is still without an auditorium was referred to by almost every speaker. Not d few 1 jihes W ere thrown out and many good natured jokes were cracked at the ex- pense of the procrastinating committed 1 GENERAL ORDER | The following general order .rom Field Marshal Rushton was read: ] General Order No. 30:
 The field marshal compliments | the soldiers who have gathered 1 here tonight, despite unfavorabIe weather and other adverse circum-
 stances. to revive the glorious and sacred memories of the war. Your
 presence here shows that the spirit which carried the allied armies
 over the top in every campaign during the great World war is still nfinme. May 1t glow forever. In this hour in which we are gathered tt is the duty of every 1 s"idicr to forget all personal dif- l ferences, all sense of class division. ail thoughts of selfish interests, aII sordid considerations of whatever
 nature. We owe this, aud nothing less, 10 the memory of our boys
 who are sleeping in the fields of 1 France. waiting for the last re- veiue. J. FRANK RUSHTON. Field Marshall l It was announced that the allied armies , Will take over the drive for the Jeffar- l son County Anti-Tuberculosis association I In December Also they announced that they would concentrate the 1921 drive tc
 the funds for the audtorium-that is, #
 there comes need in 1921 for funds.
 $46,500 RAISED i During the war in her many drives i Birmingham gave, through the work ct
 the allied armies, SAG, 50o, GOO, many mil
 lions more than she was called upon to give.
 1 The drives were as follows First Id6- erty Loan, under tho leadership of
 George Ward. W. II. Kettig. Alex Gar 1 Der, quota $4,000,O00 amount raised S6.- ooO,W0 First Red Cross drive, Robert
 Jemison, chairman; quota s150,OOo amount
 raised $20i,6Co. First Young Mems Chris l tian association drive quota S25 000 1 amount $26oOo. War Library quota s2,- I 800, amount s9,So0 Second Liberty Loan Carson Adams, chairman; quota S450o- la0, amount raised $S,250,0o0, Third Lib erty Loan, Henry Coffin, chairman: 1 quota S5000,000, amount raised S1- 7S1, 900. Fourth Liberty loan. Murray Brown chairman; quota s9,S70,Q0o,
 amount raised $l2,Oco,OoO Fifth Lib. erty loan, John l.. Raul, chairman;
 quota s6,9o0,0O0, amount raised s7,oo0 GOO. | Second Red Cross. Morris Bush chair
 man quota s1O,000. amount s470, GOO 1 Knights of Columbus drive, T. Q. SmitS. chairman; quota s2o,000, amount raised s26,000. War work campaign, w. C. Bon
 ner, chairman; quota s250ooo, amount raised s435.0 .000. Second Young Men s | Christian association drive, quota S75, 0D0, arount raised s98,000. First Red Cross
 roll call, Frank Rushton, chairman; 1 quota sS1,00. amount raised $46.000 Sec | ond Red Cross roll call, amount raised S37. .000; J. D. Kirkpatrick, chairman For 1 War Savings stamps, Crawford Johnston 1 chairman, s1,500000.
 | ALLIED GENERALS Generals in the allied armies of Br-
 mingham are: Mrs W. D. Smith, Rain
 bow division.
 British-W C. Bonham. W. A. Stead
 man, J, Mercer Barnett, NJ. s. Barnwen
 and A. J. Aarrant.
 i Belgum-R. 4. Porter, $. L. Earle
 James Vann and c. w. Itopson. 1 French-Dan Bl Dimick, E. J Rowe,
 R. T. Brooke, Wallace Caldwell and
 Morris w. Bush.
 Italian-C. w. Shropshire C. S Blssen
 Jay Smith. F. E. Butler, J. D. Rosen
 berger and John Sparrow l J. R. T. Rives. labor; P. H. Woodau i industrial: James Bonnyman, mining; ]. | E. Haffner. Bessemer; H. s. Meade,
 American, Ensleys Thomas Huey, R. F.. ] D.. Erskine Ramsay. mining; Murray Brown, mining: T. O. Smith, mining: w.
 B. Hillhouse, mining: c. II. Ohme, R. F. ! D.; John Henley, balloon division.