The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
LAWYERS PROVE
 BEST IN FIRST DAY
 OF STUDENT WORK
University Students Get Three Thousand in Half Days Er-
 forts in Huge
 Campaign

The senior lawyers" from the University of Alabama demonstrate their ability to present a convincing argument when they obtained sub scriptions of SLIPS Tuesday morn ing for the university's s1, 1000, 900 ex- pansion fund. and took a long lead over the other student teams which are working in Birmingham this week. Willard Mccall, Montgomery, cheer leader at the university and one of the best known students, is captain of the team from the college of law.
 The delegation of students. who came here at the invitation of the Birmingham committee to assist in completing Jefferson county's quota of s350o00, obtained nearly sS,o00 for the university in the first halliday Of their work in Birmingham Tuesday morning. Subscriptions obtained by Birmingham alumni under the lead ership of Hill Ferguson and reported at the luncheon Tuesday brought the days total to ss,25S.25, and made grand total that has been raised in Jefferson county to s274.506.25.
 Large gifts which were announced Tuesday were s1,50o from an anony- nous donor. $500 from F. II. Lathrop. and $500 from the National Cast Iron Pipe company.
 Students Busy
 Other teams of students also made good reports after their work for the university Tuesday morning. Edward I@slie, of Tuskegee. and his team were in second place with a to- xa1 nf mingham and his team obtained s564,25. The students are giving their full time to the campaign dur ing their visit in Birmingham, and resumed their canvass immediately after the luncheon.
 They will be at work again We'd nesday and will meet at luncheon at l o'clock at the Tutwiler hotel, to, make reports. Birmingham alumni are assisting them when called upon, but the canvass will be in complete charge of the students during their visit to Birmingham.
 Mir. Mccall was in charge at the luncheon Tuesday and brief talks were made by Je1ks Cabaniss and Fill Ferguson, chairman and vice chair man of the Birmingham committee, expressing their appreciation for the assistance of. the students. R. F. Me David. Jr., and Dr. Joseph Leland, who obtained nearly s500e0 for the university during the alumni cam paign in Birmingham. were also called on to address the students.
 Workers Speak
 We are deeply gratified by the reception Birmingham has given the students in their crusade for a greater university Mir. Cabaniss said. "They are not here for pleas ure, and they are working earnestly to help the university prepare itself for better and larger service to the state. It Is new and strange work for many of them. but they have en- tered into it with the spirit of the Alabama Thin Red Line. We are confident that Birmingham will re- spond. generously to their appeal"
 Amounts reported Tuesday by the student teams were as follows:
 Team No. 1-willard Mccall, cap tain, s1,129.
 Team No. 2-James ". MacQueen, Jr. captain, S264.
 Team No. S--Walter Ernst, captain, $1S4
 Team No. 4-Berney Perry, captain. s654.25.
 Team No. 5-Edward Laslie. cap tain, s594.
 Team No. 6-Sidney J. Mohr. Jr., captain, $20S.
 Birmingham Alumni team-Hill Ferguson, captain, s3,315.
 Tuesdays total. s6,25s.25. Grand total, s2f4.50e.25.