The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-18
ID SELL RED CROSS SEALSAT HOLIDAYS Plan New Building for the
 Tuberculosis Camp SOME $5O00 IS WANTED WOmen's Auxiliary of Anti-Tubercu- Iosis Society Will Make House to
 House Canvass in Addition
 to Store Sales

To erect an administration building, including examination rooms, offices and patients recreation hall. at the Red mountain tubercuar camp by raising s5OO0 from the sale of Red Cross seals during the Christmas holidays, is the latest plan of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Jeffer- son County Anti-Tuberculosis society.
 The plan was made at their speclal meeting yesterday morning in the direc- tors room of the Chamber of Commerce The tieasurer's report having shown about $7O0O in the bank to the credit of the organization, the members present unanimously agreed to disburse this ana secure more funds to supply one Of the greatest needs at the Red mountain camp.
 An executive committee to superintend the details and general building or the addition was named by the president, Mrs Richard Johnston. They arc: Mrs. Lee Moody of Bessemer, chairman; Mrs Dow man. Mrs. Norbourne Cooke, Mrs Charles Brown and Mrs. Willard Wilson of this city. Another committee, com posed of Mrs. Richard Johnston, Mrs Jackson Halstead and Mrs. Samuel Rand were delegated to interview Sydney Bowie, president of the Jefferson County Anti-Tubereuloss society, In regard to the building.
 The result of the conference with MT Bowie was that the four staff physicians and Dr. Cabot Lull, chief of the camp will be called into consultation With the executive committee of the auxiliary to settle definitely upon the location, style and structure of the proposed building All committee conferences are scheduled to be held in the Chamber of Commerce directors room.
 Ladies Enthusiastic
 The enthusiasm among the ladies in dicated unprecedented financial re- turns from the sales of the Red Cross seals at Christmas time. They de- termined to make house to house can vass besides retailing the stamps in the downtown stores. The entire city will be divided into block system and certain number of stamps left at each home to be called for if they are not purchased Committees will be ap- rointed from the membership of the auxiliary to effect this and the an nouncements will be made later
 Another strenuous campaign to be waged by this organization Is against the sweeping of the streets at o'clock every night. They favor oiling of the streets by the city to keep down dust. The custom of cleaning the streets at the time of night when many people are still abroad is considered most in- furious to public health and otherwise ob bjectonable.
 The Woman's auxiliary of the Anti Tuberculosis society has been a decided help to the society and through their efforts a piano has been donated to the camp by Manager B. E. Burton of the Cable Piano company. Besides the sum now on hand, the ladies have con tributed $350 to the County league. sup piled blankets and other bed clothing, 100 chickens and secured the launder- irg from local firms being done free of charge. The enrolment numbers 600 consisting of both contributing and active members, and includes some of the best known women leaders of charity and philantropny in the city