The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-14
AUCTION SALE |S ANNOUNCED ] r | R Y.M.H.A. CAMPAIGN
Campaign to Raise Building Fund Is Making Good Progress-First Sale
 Next Week


 First auction sale in the campaign for funds for the completion of the Young Mems Hebrew association will be made next Tuesday, according to announcement of Henry c. Goodman, chairman of the committee in@harge. The goods to be auctioned off at this sale will consist entirely of produce, groceries and candies, which is part of the goods donated for this drive. There is already a large amount on hand at the headquarters which is expected to be largely in- creased by the date of the sale, as quite number of large donations have ben promised the committee.
 Making Good Progress
 The campaign is making good progress. 1t is stated at headquar- ters, and many of the workers re- port large donations of goods and merchandise. Under the plan of the committee, merchants in all lines are being asked to donate to this cause any and all shopworn goods they may have on hand, and householders are asked to give old furniture, rugs, crockery and the like, that they have stored away In the garret.
 These goods will be classified and sold at auction at stated times, at the campaign headquarters 2017 First avenue.
 In this connection Ben Corenblum, who is actively assisting in the cam paign, has sent a number of tele grams to wholesale houses in New York, St. Louis and other centers and has received several favorable responses already. Dr. Phillips Of Orlando. Fla, has sent 10 boxes of grapefruit, which he declares are "the finest in the world"
 Donations to Sale
 The committee is much pleased at the success of the campaign so far and desire to express their grateful appreciation to the following donors to the first sale:
 Alex Kantus & Co.,. onehalf cG-- load bananas.
 Adams X Co. five boxes oranges and five boxes apples.
 Cornelius S Co, five boxes Satsuma oranges.
 Bell Rogers, 25 boxes apples.
 c. r. Bell Ss Co, two boxes prunes. Independent Fish company, one bucket oysters.
 John Likoueis, one sack peanuts. Sam Locusio, liberal donation of assorted merchandise.
 Alabama Packing company, 100 pounds weiners.
 Greek American Produce company, 10 boxes apples.
 T. o. Motion & Co, five boxes apples.
 Wood -Fruitticher company. three cases tomatoes.
 J. B. Monroe Produce company. one box apples.
 Collins Produce company, one box figs.
 B. B. Hudson, one box oranges.
 ]. C. Severes, 15 pounds figs.
 Panckey Brokerage company, two cases canned goods
 Leon Newman, three boxes oranges.
 Douglas brothers, liberal donation of assorted merchandise.
 Standard Fish company. 50 pounds red snapper
 Derzis and Papageorge Produce company four boxes raisIns.
 Dixie Chemical company, 200 pounds sweeping compound and 10 i gallons dsinfectant. Birmingham Woodenware com pany, one dozen brooms.
 Levine -Abelson Candy company. 100 pounds assorted candies.
 Louis Robinson Candy company, 15 l paunds candy.
 Marshall. Jordan and Keith, two sacks cocoanuts.
 Batterton Coffee company, 120 cans baking powder (their own home producD and GO bags of their Royal Cup coffee.
 l<aplan Market, 200 pounds fresh meat.
 Hill Grocery company, 50 pounds Fit for King coffee, one barrel Grandma's Wonder flour.
 Tyler Grocery company liberal do- nation of their choice brands of can ned goods
 Imperial Candy company, liberal donation of their assorted boxed candies.
 Grammas Candy company, very liberal donation of assorted boxed candies, their own products.
 Herbert Joe Johanknecht, 90 cases their celebrated Joes Ginger Ale.
 Piggly Wiggly stores one barrel flour.
 Randman bakery, 100 loaves bread. II, Chamovitz meat market, 30 pounds fresh meat LEiBER LIKES LIGHT