The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-05
AMPA|GNFA|LS REACH $2O,O0O
 ORARMY HOME
Workers Appeal For Final Re- ports at Luncheon to Be Held Monday at Tut
 WiIer Hotel

Still running short of the s20,o0o homo relief appeal. the Salvation Army urges all those who mean to contribute anything whatsoever to the campaign to do so before l o'clock Monday, when the last lunch cen scheduled for the purpose of hearing the final reports will take place at the Tutwiler.
 To Fill Pulpit
 In cordial cooperation with the Salvation yArmy's campaign the va rious churches have opened their doors to the officers of the army tC- day and Brigadier Albright will fill the pulpit at the Norwood Meth odist church this morning at il o'clock.
 The following speakers will be heard at the following churches this morning:
 Pratt City Methodist-Ensign Mrs. P. Crispell.
 St. Johns Methodist-Adjutant Jac- ques Nathan.
 Trinity Methodist = Adjutant A. Schienfeldt.
 In addition the following pastors will conduct special services in be- half of the Salvation Army in their own churches:
 Woodlawn Presbyterian-Rev. Roy G. Hershey.
 East Lake Presbyterian-Rev J. F. Stephenson.
 Also Staff Captain William Scott will speak before the big adult class of the Pratt City Methodist church at 9:45.
 Brigsdier Albright at WsY
 Brigadier Albright will conduct WSY chapel services at o'clock. The services will be regular Salva- tion Army services. wish the band in Full, and a special Salvation Army chorus. So far as is known here chis is the first time that regular Saliva tion Army services have been bread casted anywhere. Band concerts have been given and individual speak CTS have broadcasted their messages but the complete Salvation Army service with the bis bass drum, cor net and singing will be broadcasted.
 Clubs Which Have Contributed
 The following women's clubs and other organizations have made con tribution to the cause: The Amaranth by the Salvation Army committee of the Junior League and Axis Clubs. each having made a substantial con tribution to the cause: the Aniaranth club has contributed $50, the Mis- sionary society of the Southside Bap- tist church $25675. the Linley lief lin Unit $200 and the Philathea southside Baptist class s6s.5O: Busi- ness and Professional Women's club s62.75:
 Amaranth club, Association of Jyniver- sity Women. Axis club Business and Pro fessional Women's club, Southside Baptist Church MisNonary society; Catholic Wom- ans club, West End; Caxton club. Cres- cendo club, Culture club. Eclectic Study club. Edgewood club, Eleanor Hord club. Birmingham chapter. No. l1s, Eastern Stars. Cunningham chapter. No. 2l, East ern Stars; Salter chapter Of Eastern Stars; Eecta chapter. No. 16. Eastern Stars: Arena chapter of Eastern Stars. Highland Missionary Society circle, No. 5; Inde- pendent Presbyterian band. No. '; South 5; Service class First Christian church ; Alice Dslie's Bible class, Loyal Women tFirst Christian church), Aid Society tFirst Christian church), Joycrofters' club, Kenilworth club, Linley Heflin, First Methodist Church Missionary society, Ma belle Tayler's class, New Era study club, Nineteenth Century club, Norwood Del phian club. Outlook club. Mrs Kirpatrick's . unit of St. Marys church, Present Day club, southside Baptist Philathea class; Qui Vive club Ramsey class, Sahala club, Yancey chapter, Young Matrons' Sunday Sschool class of West End Methodist church, woman's club, Sarah Eubank, Walker Memorial; Fenelon club. Quest club.