The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-14
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 CANVASS AID
 FOR STATE SCHOOL
Birmingham, $so,ooo Short in Campaign, to Be Urged by the Seniors of
 University

students form the university oA Alabama on a mission of service to their school will begin their canvass
 of Birmingham this mornng and for the next few days will be at work in the interest of the universitys s
 million dollar campaign. The selected group of seniors arrived in Birming- ham Monday night and were met by
 delegation of alumni, in whose homes they will visit during their stay in the city.
 The students have come here at the invitation of the Birmingham alumni to assist in completing the campaign
 which still sSo.0oO short of it's goal of
 $350,00o. Their visit is unique in that it is the first time a student deiega- tion from any school has called di- rectly upon the citizens of Birmtng- ham for support of their institution. We present these young men 10 the citizens of Birmingham With feeling of pride" said Jelks Cabaniss chairman of the Birmingham com nlittee in the campaign. We are glad to have Birmingham meet them ana get acquainted with the type of men we have at the University of Ala bama. They are able to present the university's appeal for assistance with greater weight than any one 1 else because these students nave labered under the handicap of m adequate buildings and equipment a. l the university which this campaign Il | is intended to remove
 l No selfish Interest
 .tThesa students have no selfish in
 terest in the success of the campalsn '; !; 1 hecause they will have graduated | before the expansion program pe- comes effective. In fact, they nave 1 come to Birmingham to assist us al considerable personal sacrifice. They arc giving time from thelr | classes and student activities Wnicn they have promised to make up, pu. l they were glad to come <here anu help the Birmingham committee TOT the sake of the university.
 The students will begin their can yass early this morning and Wlii VIII
 meet at luncheon in the TutWlier , hotel ballroom at l o'clock 10 nsans Y 1 their first reports. Birmingnam
 alumni are invited 10 meet ehein' Cabaniss said. T..
 Headine the student delegation IS Hugh Bradley of Troy, who graou- ated from the university last June and is TOW an instructor Tn eco. nomirs. The men have been divldeu l into six groups and their captains are Berney Perry and James ". Mac- | Queen. Jr. of Birmingham, Wilar Mccall and Sidney J. Mohr. dr. ok Montgomery, Edward c. Lasne oA Tuskegee, and c. C. Eidson oi eoi- feeviiie. hasn ~.tsad of Jefferson county's quota or ssso 100. This amount has been sup .crihad by less than 1000 persons and the students were brought nere n the belief that many others VIII pe g,ad to help in the movement ior the expansion of the university. Sn ,rs,sfic,ent number of workers maoe | ;t imnossible to reach the gene,s c, nub,ic in the campaign conducted py alumni teams. and the assls.ans0 n, tr l the students was optaineu | crder that the remainder or ehe a1o~ might be raised this week.
 Many Gifts Received srbscrintions of non alumni Of Sloo ~ nore in the university million ool- lar campaign which have not pre-
 ..;a,sIv heen announced follow;
 Mrs H. c. Ryding, $sos; Augusta rr,adman shop, Terrence Mackln' Ika Adler, Hellenic-American sociely'
 M. NJ. Ullman, Sidney Hart Dew
 berry & Montgomery alnhre ~
 Brothers company. Berney ero1n' pa1is
 David Roberts, IT,, and Mrs. Belle
 pobart. Birmingham Packing com
 nsrv sabo; J. M. Anderson, Jobe-
 poss Jewelry company, R. D. Burnett
 Clear company, Birmingham Print
 ,ns company. "A Friend" John $.
 pasrson. N. l.. Steele, Jerry Gwin'
 waiter H. Blanc, D. B. Gore, I.
 Perry, s2oo; James H. Chapman, @loo'
 T S' Neville, $50; R. H. Wharloli'
 s125; J. c. Barnett, slze: ". D, Lsams
 ston. s125; E. c. Roy, sl2b; octavus
 Row Cohen, J. E. Chandler. J. F. Dil-
 worth Sam Micheal. J. c. Thompson
 ' r. Cain, J, D. Heacock, Williams
 Wu.io House, S. Goldstein, A.
 posenfteld. Ben Goldstein, F. A. I,unton w. H. Manly. Morris New
 f;eid. Charles J. Reid, Ernest liar
 grove. Henry J. Anderton, DrlVe-ie-
 Yourself company, D. F. hnapp.
 H. Rush. James I. soutn, E "
 gerson. L. M. Winn, D. M. Holmes, A.
 Aydelott, John D. McNeel, Ben F.
 Rsv. Al. Page Sloss, Carmichael
 Carmichael, M. S. McDowell. Bir- rninrham Chero-Cola Bottling com
 nanv W, Reese Dunwoody, J. Rid dick Estes, B. P. Hogan, Harold, Mc-
 Dermott, W. R. Cooke. Carl A. Fox. L. J. Haley, w. H. Hoover, ". Il.
 Jefferies, J. H. Leham. pr. Arthur
 Mark. J. D. Russum, Everett Shep-
 herd, E. c. creel. W. Lee Poe, s. F.
 Surgeon, Dr.. H. smedlow, A. B. Tan
 ner. J. V. Forbes. W. c. sterrett. w. R. venable, pr. W. A. Massey. Mully Optical company. R. l.. Newman, A.
 F. Watkins, Morris hotel, Jeff Bailey, H. H. Bryans, Graham Perdue, E. V.
 Hicks, J. V. Ward, P. s. Webber, J.
 WY Wade Ratterton Coffee company,