The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
AUBURN CAMPA|G MAKESPROGRESS
 DURING PAST WEEK
Headquarters For Greater Auburn Announce Many TouchdoWns With Sub-
 stantiaI Subscriptions

The campaign for 8 greater Auburn made a big leap forward yesterday with the receipt of two subscriptions for Ss,oo0 each and three subscrip- tlons for s1.Ge8 ss wsll as a large number ranging in Gmounts from $500 70 s1o0. In a@&csion. there were many subscript.ons for smaller amounts, bringing the total for the week to s1s,s17.0O.
 In addition to thlS sum which was received at <tste Headquarters in cash and pledge cards. tolsgrams were received &naonaeing approximately s10,0oo rsined over tho state. but which has not get reached hcadquar- ters.
 Joe Herzreld and Sam HerEfe1d of Lanett each subscribed $2,o00 which brings the total for the Herzfeld family up to s1o.oOo. Harry IIsrz- field, Sidney z. Eerzfeld and Mrs. Helen II. Kohn of Alexander City, had each previously subscribed s2.o0o.
 Other large subscriptions received yesterday included s1,ooo from the West Point Manufacturing company of West Point, Georgia; s1.000 from Lee Ashcraft, Auburn alumnus in Atlanta and s1 ,o06 from the Lanett Cotton mills at Lanett. Among other large individual subscriptions re- ceived at headquarters yesterday was one for $500 from Geo. H. Lanler of Janett.
 Mir. Lanier. who is chairman for Chambers county reported the two subscriptions from the Herzfeld fami- fy and other large subscriptions. mak- Ing total of sS,000 sent in through his efforts during the past week from Chambers county.
 Following the meeting of Auburn alumni in Birmingham last Thursday night there has been marked actlv- 5ty on the part of former Auburn men and large number of subscriptions from Birmingham, Bessemer and sur rounding towns for sums of $100 to S250 have ben received. Every ef- fort is being made by the local alumni ro secure a 100 per cent return from Auburn alumni in the Birmingham district and 1t is believed that every alumnus will have been reached by the time of the alumni dinner to be held on Thursday week.
 A list of subscriptions ranging from K2,000 down to $100 received at state Headquarters during the past few days follows:
 Joe Herzfeld. I.anett. s2.oo0: Sam Herzfeld. Lanett, 5000; West Point Mfg. Co, $1.00o; Leo Ashcraft, At lanta, Sf 900; Lanett Cotton Mills, Lanett, s1,00o; George c. Crawford, Birming ghan, $500; George II. Lanier. Isanett, $500; Cam B. Lanier, $2b0; ". c. Batson, Lanett. s25o: J. s. Gill 1iland, Goodwatcr, s25o: John ". Me- Cornell, Bessemer, s25o; Arthur Jacobs, Eessemer, s25o: D. D. Hug uley, Atlanta. s25o; ". M. Lacey, Besscmer. s25o; S. T. Jones, Jr.. Co., 1umbus. s25o: J. F. Morgan. Birming- ham, s25Q; NJ. B. Gottlieb, Birming- ham. s25e; Vasser l.. Alien, Birming- ham, S250; Willburn Hiu, Birming- ham. s25o; l.. l.. Hurley. Farmington, Mo, S250: West Point Iron Works West Point. Ga, s225; Horace Lanier, West Point, Ga, s225; K. W. Jen- nings, Lanett. s2o0; c. J. Perryman, Gadsden, s2oo; W. A. Camfnack, Unionto@n, s2oo; A. Burkhart. Hance- vile. S2oo; Anonymous, Bessemer. $150; 1. w. Bullard, Anniston, s125; John J. Hagedorp. Lanett, s1oo; Harold Herzberg, Lanett, S10o; B. J. Lamb. Eutaw. s100; J. T. McLemore, Eutaw, S100; John Vernon, Gorgas. $l0o; J. D. Hurlbert, Gorgas, sl0o; Fred Armstrong. Cullman, s1oO; K. T. Holiey. Wetumpka, s100: Dr. W. $. Rrtledge, Ruston, La, S100; Ben G. Perry, Bessemer, $100; R. D. Burnett, Birmingham. s1o0; Clyde Segrest, Slo- cum. Sl00; J. F. Wideburg, New Jer- sey, s100: IL c. Bates, Atlanta, sf00; D. J. Beaver, Birmingham. sl0O; Rob ert .. Foy, Fit. Leavenworth, Kan. s1oo;, c. F. Peter. Boothton, s10o; Charles s. Peter, Boothton, $1O0: George & Cooper, Admission, Sloo; Dr. R. T. Dorsey, slo0; John W. Wood, Birmint-hani S10O