The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11
GREATER AUBURN CAMPAIG TAXES
 ADDED IMPETUS
Greatest Amount For Work Since April Reported-Work of Alumni in Evidence,
 States Chairman

scriptions totalling more than $2l,- Oo0.00 during the past week, the Greater Auburn campaign has taken on an added impetus in the goal for S1,00o,000. according to an an nouneement made yesterday by Chas F DeBardeleben. general chairman
 The past week brought in the lar gest total of cash and subscriptions which has been received in any week since the intensive canvass for funds was concluded in April.
 Subscriptions were received not only from d large number of Alaba- ma counties, many of which had not previously made any report, but one subscription for $250 came from Tushun, China, where an Auburn graduate is now engaged in deielop- ment work. Another subscription for st00 came from an Auburn alumnus at Guyaquil, Ecuador, and several thousand dollars from Alum nj outside of the state of Alabama.
 Georgia sent in more than SI,00O, which when added to the previous Subscription of that state brings the Georgia total up to practically S15,000 While no subscriptions are included in the $2f,000 of the past week from Pensacola, Fla, as the money has not yet been received at this office, a telegram announcing the subscription of S2,500 came to state headquarters Friday. Pltts- burg. where a large number of Au- burn men are engaged in engineering work in connection with the electric and industrial corporations, reported s2,oo0,
 Tennessee valley
 Work in the Tennessee Valley which was only started two weeks ago continues very effective with total of $2.675 reported from Col '1iert county during the past week; .$I,S10.00 from Lauderdale; s965-Vo s1.S10 from Lauderdale; $965 from Franklin and $65o from Lawrence county Madison reported an au- d!tional S1.095. while Talladega sent in s1,025.
 The largest collection from any county received during the past week was from Etowah, which sent m S5.8S4 Montgomery and Calhoun counties which have already rollea up large totals added several nun 4red dollars to their subscriptions during the past week. as did Walker county which has never let week go by since the campaign openeu without sending in additional sup scriptions.
 M Buburn students
 .While we are naturally gratifled af inc receipt fmore than $2l,0VV during the past week." said General Chairman DeBardeleben, the mos. pleasing feature of the lncreaseu Subscription during the past week 10 the fact that most of 1t mas peeh done through the efforts of the Au- bnrn students. More than score of the Auburn seniors and iarss number of other students auViseu before commencement that tnes 1t.ere going to do some work TOT their Alma Mater when tney d 4urnea to their home counties ana the results Of the past week have shown just how thoroughly they have lived up to their promise
 sH County Subscriptions
 X e.,bserintions by counties and out og state during the past week follows: l Tallapoosa, S150; Jefferson, Bir- ringham. S1So; Blount, SS5; Mont gomery, ss25; Taliadega, Slo25' CaI- houn, $s45; Greene, sS7S; Ferry S1oO' Bibb. SI0; Madison, s1,095; JeffFson, Tiessemer. Rt. No. 2, s2O; Etowah, is5S34. Barbour s65; Pike, S250; Cot- fee s226: Covington, $40; Walker, s265: Bibb, s2S3; Lawrence, $550; lFranlxlfn. s965; Colbert, S2,675; r,auderdale, s1,S10: Pittsburg. Pa. 's2.ooO. Sumter, s165 Coosa, Si40i Georgia, s1,565; China, S25o; Marengo. s45; Coffee, sST5. Total, $21,5l0. s Individual subscriptions |, Subscriptions received by the Greater Auburn headquarters dur ing the past week for $1O0 or more follows: o sNJ, c. woodruff, Columbus, $500; Mrs. Joseph Sykes, Lawrence, S5og' s. c. Rutland, LaGrange, $25O; E. E. Campbell. Atlanta $250; E. F. Pearce, Atlanta. S250; II. B. Emerson, Atlanta, S25O; J. E. Hickey Jr.. Atlanta. S250; w. B. Harrison, Talladega, S250; D. M. Terrell. Eutaw, $25O; Carl $, Fudge, Huntsville, S250; Jack Hines Huntsville, $250; L. B. Rainey, Hunts Vile. S250; L. Whorton. Huntsville, $250; o. c. Bottoms, Glencoe, $250; CA. Donohoo, Gadsden, $250; O. M. Phillips, Jr., Gadsden, $250; Harry G. Farris, Gadsden, $250; Leonard J. Hill, Gadsden, $250; G. l.. Faucett, Gadsden. $250; Carl Whorton, Gads- den. $250: o. B. Cooper, Gadsden, $250; S. F. Anders, Gadsden, $250; c. S. Gull yer, Gadsden, s250; R. A. Polglaze, Gadsden. $25O; R. H. Sargent. Gads- . den, $25O.
 R. B. Ashe, Sheffield, s250; F. Long. Sheffield, $250; $. T. Kirby Shelf field, $25o; J D. Blake. Sheffield, $25O; z. R. Christian, Florence, $250; T. L.. Deal, Florence. s250; J. E. Shotts, Florence, s250; Guy o. Burnes, Florence, s25o; c. A. Will more, Pittsburg, $250; Charles H. Smith, Pittsburg, Louis R. Bolsat, Pittsburg, $250; Newton A. Bur gess, Pittsburg. s250; J. L. Keys, Pittsburg, s250; William L. New berry, Pittsburg, s250; L. W. Mont gomery, Cusseta, s250; O. P. Also brook, Cusseta. $250; F. A. Vernon Cusseta, s200; E. P. Murphy. Hunts vile, s200; F B. Richardson, Att 1anta, Ga, $50; E. c. Adkins. Att lsnta, Ga, s150; D. P. Dixon. Talla- dega, $150: A. P. Rogers, Gadsden, s150; William F. Byrd, Gadsden, S150; J F, Yarbrough, Tuscumbia, $150; J. McCord, Goodwater, s15O; I. c.