The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-15
I'M. H. A. CANVASS
 BY NON JEWS ID BE N TOMORROW
Team Captains Feel Confident that Fund Will Be Raised in Two Days-$50,-
 900 Is Goal

ish citizens of Birmingham will be- gin the canvass of the city for a fund of S50.000 for the completion of the Young Mems Hebrew association building, for which Jewish citizens have already subscribed the sum of $65,Oo0
 Expressions of confidence have come from all of the team captains during the past week and the predic- tion is made that when the captains and workers gather at luncheon at the Tutwiler aotel ballroom Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock to make their first report some surprising an nouncements of good sized contribu- tlons will be made.
 It will be ''whirlwind" campaign and each team is expected to make complete and thorough Job of its part of the canvass before Tuesday evening and turn in it's complete re- port at headquarters according to the program.
 Dr. Henry NJ Edmonds is general chairman; J. Frank Rushton, Robert Jemison, Jr., Erskine Ramsay, J. T. Doster, owen Gresham, vice chair men; oscar Wells, treasurer; w. J. Adams. secretary, and Victor H. Han son, chairman of publicity.
 If 1 ever had any doubt of the success of this campaign 1t has com pletely disappeared" said J. T. Dos ter, vice chairman, Saturday night. 50 many enthusiastic expressions of support and cooperation have come to the committee from so many quar- ters and all classes of men that l am confident we will have the t50,000 by Tuesday evening.
 Personally, I want to say that l am 100 per cent for this campaign and am urging all my friends to give it their earnest and substantial sup port. It Is worthy cause and for people who have always done more than their share whenever called on."
 Every other member of the execu tive committee expressed similar sen timent. and leading business men. ministers of the various denomina- F tions, and leaders of all the leading civic organizations and clubs have agreed to back the campaign and the committee which has so generously undertaken the task of putting 1t over"
 It became known Saturday that some of the ambitious team captains and members of the executive com mittee had obtained some advance contributions and these helped ma terially in increasing the determine ton of the leaders to make the two day drive an absolute success.
 Team Captains
 The following teams under their re- spective captains will begin the ac- tive canvass:
 J. D. Moore, captain; Haskln Will Hams Jerome Tucker, c. K. Duncan and Charles c. Davis.
 J. W. fDonnelly, captain: A. J. Ar rant, Henry B. Gray and Henry Bat terton.
 Crawford Johnson, captain; D. c. Candler, Monroe B. Lanier, T. NJ. Me clellsn and r. o. Headley.
 S. W. Lee. captain; J. L. Davidson. W. F. Wilcox, G. R. Harsh and E. A. Donahoo.
 L. L. Doty, captain; James R. Smith, F. P. Cummings, W. w. Crawford, Jr., and l.. Nj. Robertson.
 Murray Brown, captain: Donald B. Wood, Lewis E. Ford, A. M. Bruce and w. P. Lynch.
 Ed s. Moore. captain; Alex Wade, Glenn Gazzen, William M. Spencer, Jr., and W. P. McCowan.
 James Bonnyman, captain; H. S. Geismer, Walter S. Scott, w. D. Nes- bitt and T. Anglin White.
 F. B. Fowlkes, captain; Ed Warren, F. B. Perry, J. W. Porter and Hill Ferguson.
 ner, James B. Hill, Bert H. Meadow and Jelks H. Cabaniss.
 F. w. Brownell, captain; W. c. Bickell. Charles T. Lehman, J. Ed Keith and J. Edgar Bowron.
 H. NJ. Brooks. captain: J. l.. Cooper, W. S. Mudd, Julian P. Smith and Le- roy P. Percy.
 P. r. Whitman, captain; D. W. c. Marlborough, c. E. Ireland, s. R. Bat son and Charles A. Jones. ST.
 Carl F. Wittichen, captain; Wallace Johns, William Leslie Welton, Wade Wood and P. NJ. Smith
 B. H. Hartsfield captain; Al c. Garber. ". NJ. Hoke, C. F. Noland and Russell c. Hunt.
 Donald Conner, captain; Morris W. Bush, Angus M. Taylor, B. B. Burton and R. P. McDavid
 Reese Adamson. captain; Claude H. Estes, Eugene Munger, J. B. McClary and H. Ellis Brown.
 Ben c. Morgan, captain; Oliver Cox, W. w. Snead, c. E. Mason and T. o. Melton.
 Thornton Estes, captain J. A. Blue n. Howard M. Fulenwider.
 c. N. Wiley, captain; Raymond Jones, 0. R. Matthews, Henry Porter, Jr, and Charles A. Jones, Jr.
 Lon P. Munger, captain; Walter Phillips, Priestly Toulmin, Kelly B. Spencer and Fred W. Bromberg.
 Reid Lawson, captain; W. B. Hou- seal. R. A. Emcnd, James c. Smith and T. H. Garden.
 A. c. Crowder, captain; Eugene French, H. w. Perry. Jr, Frank E. Butcher and c. SE. Corwin
 Jay Smith captain; c. c. Snider, J. W. Oden, H. K. Milner and W. A. Currie.
 Robert T. Brooke, captain; s. B. Murray, Harry B. New, John T. Yeat- man, G. T. Wofford.
 Frank E. Butler, captain; Crawford Johnson, E. L. Leighton. Walter Puck ett and John V. Mix.
 Henry H. Cobb, captain; George Stafford. William Bell, George H. Grain and William w. Wood.
 T. l.. Bissell, captain; Ira l.. Arm strong. W. K. Mabry and c. L. Harold.
 Ben r. Crabb, captain; Ed B. Irwin, Roy w. Knight and H. R. Samson. E J. Gregory Johnston. captain; Charlie Woodruff. R. c. Osburn, M. S. Barnwell and H. A. Brice.
 J. II. Eddy, captain; James G. Johns, J. D. McNeel D. H. Bohler and Percy W. Brewer.
 Otto L. Cook. captain; J. L. Thomas, William L. Brown and J. D. Porter. Local Steel Products