The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-13
WORKERS READY
 FOR FINAL DRIVE
 OF I. B. CAMP PA|GN
Allied Armies and Other Work CTS Confident of Success in the Anti Tuberculosis
 Campaign

Members of the various divi- sions of the allied armies and other interested workers in the cause of the Anti-Tuberculosis association drive for funds to maintain the fight against tu- berculosis during the forth coming year were ready this morning for the resumption of what is expected to be the final week of the Jefferson County Anti-Tuberculosis association drive.
 All workers confidently expect to achieve the goal established for Jeffer- son county by the close of the present week and each individual stands ready for the final effort, according to J. Frank Rushton, field marshal of the allied ar- mics.
 A feature of the opening of the days activities Monday will be the appearance 
 ners distributing the insignia of the cause to those who, contribute. Many public spirited women, realizing the great need for the maintenance of the anti tuberculosis organization in Jefferson county and elsewhere. have been only too eager to agree to assist the movement by operating booths at the various points in the congested district, and the total sum realized is expected to be materially added to by their efforts.
 RIVALRY KEEN
 Members of the allied armies will con tinue their canvass of the business dis trict of Birmingham, and all are primed' for the new weeks undertaking. h. tense rivalry has manifested itself in the efforts of the various units of the allied armies during the past few days. Es- pecially is this so of the French team, composed of Rotarians, and the kiwan- ans forming the British team. Teams from the Community C.ivitan and other civic clubs participating in the drive are also establishing creditable records in the present movement as we'll as the ladies and other organizations.
 An enviable record of the past week was that established by the team under the direction of Mrs. M. V. Joseph who early in the week secured contributions totalling $2 2SO0 Of this amount Mrs. T. G. Bush individual contribution amount ed to s200.
 VALUABLE DONATION
 Business men and others who are asked to assist in this movement by con- trlbuting to the found doubtless realize that the committee of canvassers are com posed of busy men and women, and that they are not only devoting their money to the cause, but are likewise assisting in every other way, not the least of which is the donation of many valuable hours of time taken from their own work' said Priestley Toulmin. chairman of the campaign, in discussing the pro gress made by the extensive canvass over the Birmingham district Naturally these men and women can not spare too much time to each person approached and it is hoped that all cit izcns of Birmingham will realize this and cooperate to the fullest extent. How ever. should it so happen that some per- sons are overlooked in the canvass. and who would desire to aid the movement in financial way, they are urgently re- quested to either forward their contri- buttons by mail or bring it in person to the campaign headquarters, 2o23 Sec ond avenue, at as early a date as pos. sible, in order to facilitate the work oi the organization"