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FUND 1011 (4,000
Committee Urges Interested
Citizens To Donate Equip
ment Accessories
Four thousand dollars now is in
the hands of the citizens committee
in charge of raising funds with
which to re-equip and beautify Un- I
derwood Park, it was stated Satur
day.
This amount i sonly $1,000 short of
the original goal of $5,000, which was
raised, will be matched dollar for j
dollar by the city of Birmingham and !
active work of renovating the park
will commence.
The committee requests interested i
citizens to donate as many of the
park features as possible and points
opt the need for a shelter house,
ornamental flag pole, benches and
other park equipment. A wading
pool and drinking fount already have
been donated.
Solicitation of funds will continue
until the goal is reached or eclipsed
so that the committee will not run
entirely out of money after the park
is put in order. Contributors of $25 j
or over since the last list was pub- j
llshed. is given below. Jtdks Cablniss, i
$50; It. D. Burnett. $25; Dr. Courtney
Shropshire. $25; Dr. B. S. Lester, $25,
and H. C. Rydlng, $25. Names of con- j
trlbutors of less than $25 are not pub- !
llshed for lack of space.
100 BELIEVED DROWNED
\ Hinge Submerged And- Fate of Pop- j
ii lare Unknown
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 1.—More than
100 persons are believed drowned in J
a hurricane and bursting of dams at
Jutland. The village of Manoe was j
submerged when the darns on the j
Island broke and the fate of the in- I
habitants is not known.
