The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-13
STUDENTS ID COME
 TOB|RM|NGHAM ID
 HELP IN CAMPA PA|GN
Week to Be Devoted to Efforts to Gather $80,000 Need ed to Complete the
 City's Quota

Student aid in Birmfngham's cam paign to assist students of the pres ent and future at the University of Alabama is expected to make heavy inroads this week in the deficit of sS0,o00. which must be raised if Jeff ferson county reaches it's quota of Ss5o.o00 in the university million dollar campaign.
 A flying squadron of students from the university, members of the senior class and the leaders in student ac- tivities, will arrive in Birmingham Monday night, and for the next few days will be at work presenting to Birmingham citizens the universitys appeal for assistance in its expansion program. The visiting students have volunteered for the service, giving time from their class work. which they have promised to make up in full upon their return to Tuscaloosa. They are coming here at the invi- tation of Jelks Cabaniss and the other members of the Birmingham committee and will be entertained in the homes of local alumni
 Less than 1000 of Birmingham s citizens have contributed to the fund, which Is to make the state university large enough to receive all who de- sire to enter. The movement is one that effects every citizen, and the Birmingham leaders, believing that many others will be glad to contri- bute to the fund, obtained the as- sstance of the students for the final phases of the campaign here.
 Student Leaders Coming
 Included in the group of students who will be Birmingham's guests during the next few days are some of the most influential and widely known students at the university. Hugh M. Bradley of Troy, vice presi- dent of the student body last year. and John Sparkman of Hartselle. who was elected to that important office this year; Berney Perry. Birmingham, manager of the Alabama football team; Willard Mccall. Montgomery, cheer leader; Sam Perry, Brilliant editor of the Crimson and White" dI dAuOHS tHOoC sSACttCa lOi lht u APs
 Familiar with conditions at the university as they are, realizing how great a handicap to efficient func- tioning Is the congestion at the uni- versity, resulting from overcrowding of buildings inadequate for the pres ent number of students, convinced of the urgent necessity of making the million dollar campaign a complete and unqualified success. these stu dents will present their appeal For the students of future years to Bir- mingham and all its citizens
 Total Is $27O.000
 The total reached so far by the campaign In Birmingham, Bessemer and Ensley is a few hundred dollars short of s270,o0o. and work will be continued until the entire quota of $350.000 has been raised. Cessation of work by the alumni teams last week has not halted the progress of the movement. A number of sub scriptions have been sent in volun- tarily, and in addition to the stu dents, two committees will be at work throughout this week. A com mittee of men headed by Hill Fer guson and a committee of alumnae under the leadership of Mrs. Frank B. Clark have announced their in- tention of continuing the campaign until 1t is finished.
 Headquarters of the Birmingham campaign, in the Tutwiler hotel lobby. will remain open throughout the coming week, and alumni who have not yet made their subscriptions are urged to call there and sign up for greater Alabama.