The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-28
GOAL IF S10O,00O SET FUR SAT URDAy
 IN CLEAN N-UP DRIVE
Workers See Total Ahead. Women On Van During
 Days Work


 Saturday is to be known as gem eral cleanup day of the tuberculosis sanatorium campaign for $20o,OOo and opinion was expressed by ot- ficials of the drive Friday night that subscriptions totaling approximately S100,000 would be turned in during the day by various committees work ing in the campaign. At q late hour Friday unofficial returns indicated that only about 40 teams out of q to- tai of 140 working in the campaign had made any reports at all, and sub scriptions were nearing the Sl00.00O mark. Chairman R. A. Brown has expressed the opinion that workers would keep straight on in the cam paign until the complete quota of $200, 900 had been raised
 W. V. NJ Robertson, Jr., chairman of the speakers bureau, made a short address at the Bjou theatre last night, following which col lection, amounting to S1lo.13 was gathered from members, of the au- dence. Other speakers at the theatres last night were Judge Alvin NJ. Douglas, D. C. Ewing. Prof J. A. Bryan, Van H. Burein. Walter H. Brewer, Leo M, Oberdorfer and Fred Fite.
 The womens division of the cam paign is to hold forth during Sat
  at all of the downtown corners to sell tags which will go at q price of s1. The women will be out all day, from morning till night, and indica- tions are that their subscriptions will go far toward raising the desired charge of the women's division.
 Committees for saturday.
 Announcement was made Friday night that the following committees would serve at the corners desig- mated: Joycrafters. Woodward build
 ing, Mrs. T. S. Neville. chairman Mrs. Ira A. Watson and Mrs. Henry Taylor.
 current topics Drennens uas store, adrs Mrs- $ Pearce. Mrs. R. NJ. Holman Mrs, J. C. Dardis. Circle Nc. 1, First Baptist church Mrs. Fuller Manly. Mrs. w. A. Jacobs Mrs. ]. E. Donelson. Council of Jewish Women. American Trust bank corner Mrs. L. M. Hedenrech chairman; Mrs. A. Blumberg, Mrs H. swedlow, Mrs. Mrs E. .nia F. Blach. Empire building. League of Won en Voters, Mrs. James NJ. Hankins' chair Dulion, Mrs. Charles spangier, Miss Alma Rittenberry. League of Women voters Louis saks, Mrs. Charles W. Harris Mrs Earl Hargrove. College women, Brom- bergs. Mrs. R. J. Monette, chairman; Miss Mary Bryan. Mrs. H. W. Kmball Love- Nifty Nine club. Mrs Dixie McCrossin chairman. Electic study circle, First Ma Mrs. James W. King, Mrs. c: E. colley. Mrs. W. E. Olden, Miss Velma Supple. Mrs A. o. Evans. Eleanor Hord club. Hagan- Dunlap Mrs. B. Huey, chairman; Mrs R. l.. Newsome, Mrs. John Carnes. Wom- ans club, Woodlawn, Burgers, Mrs. C. B. Yandle. chairman; Mrs. J. '. Payne, Mrs L. w. Hughes. Mrs R. l.. Newsome. Mrs. S. Brown-Mar building; Mrs. Lille Mrs. J. M. schwend. Birmingham chap ted. O. F. S.. Pizitz. Mrs. Elizabeth Bar ter. chairman. Areme chapter, O E. s. witt, chairman. Alexis study club. Trad CTS National bank Mrs. Peyton Robertson Mrs. w. N. Todd, chairman: Mrs. W. A. Watts. Mrs W. S. stalings. Mother Goose chairman: Mrs. Westbrook Mrs. John Chamblee, Mrs. Pill. Axis club, Tutwiler s9rner Mrs Angus ,,ar Tayer ehSirmah nnf3nrd
 Mrs D. c. McLendon, Mrs. Erie Pettus Mrs Colman Blach. Crescendo club, Adams drug store, second and Nineteenth, Pierson, Mrs John W. Prude. Mrs George Hays. Woman's Trade Union league, Title Mrs John Little. Mrs. T. W. McInturrf.
 Mrs. Louis Mckenzie is chairman of the Ensley district and will have commit tees from the following Ensley clubs as sisting her: Progressive Study club, Mrs J. NJ. Donaldson. chairman; Twentieth Cen tury Mothers club. Mrs. James E. Saver, chairman: Sesame club. Mrs L. l.. Broth CTS, chairman; Chrysolite, Mrs. J. $. Falk- ner. chairman. Mrs. W. R. McGehee will be in charge of the work In Pratt City. Mrs. Harry Hillhouse. chairman for the Fairfield district, will be assisted by mem bers of the Thread of the Story and Bool1lovers' clubs.
 Serving at headquarters with Mrs. Pearce the following women. who al m l. tee: Mrs. T. D. Parke. Mrs. c. B.. Spen- cer. Mrs. l.. J. Haley, Mrs. Angus Taylor, Mrs. Peyton Eubank, Mrs. Mitchell. pub licity chairman; Mrs. c. P. Orr. speakers bureau.
 County Is Responding.
 Generous reception from residents of the mining and rural districts of Jefferson county is being met by workers in the drive for funds for an open-air sanatorium, according to M E. Norris, chairman of the committee working outside of Birmingham. People are responding readily, Morris said and more interest is being dis played in newspaper accounts of progress of the drive than in any present matter Lewisburg, Leeds, Irondale, Pin son, Bradford, New Castle, Garden dale. Morris. Warror and other towns have rallied practically one hundred per cent in offering to give
 days work to the cause. MT. Nor ris has worked on the campaign have been tireless. Kimberly, Rogers Camp and possibly Blossburg, Brok-
 side and Republic will be visited Ca tn