The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
WHERE RED CROSS
 SEALS WILL BE SOLD
Moving Picture to Be Seen Monday and Tuesday.
 Instructions

The locations for the booths where
 the Red Cross Christmas seals can he obtained have been selected and next Thursday will be the first day of the weeks sale to be conducted by the
 Uoman's auxiliary of the Anti-Tuber- eulosis association of Jefferson county The proceeds from the Red Cross seals Ire to go to the Red mountain tubei- culoss camp, where the women's aux illary has done much to advance the
 comfort of the patients and where they
 plan to erect q group of administra-
 ion buildings, including a recreation
 rall for men and women.
 In the following stores and the fed
 eral building the auxiliary will seli
 lhe seals every day throughout tie week:
 Drennen's Department store, Ferd Marx dry goods store. Parker's drug store, Gum drug store on Twentieth street. Loveman. Joseph x Loeb de partment store, Five Points pharmacy Norton's drug store, Steele-Smith Dry
 Goods O., and the postoffice. The first gun in the Birmingham Red Cross Christmas seal campaign will be fired at the Princess motion picture
 theatre next Monday and Tuesday with the showing of the photo play, "Thc
 Awakening of John Bono Owing 10
 great demand for the film and the
 scarcity of duplicates, it will only be shown in Birmingham Monday ana Tuesday instead of an entire week and at Ensley and Bessemer, as it was hoped
 The plot of the picture. which is
 made especially to aid the fight against tuberculosis deals with a rich broker
 who comes to feel the blow of the white plague in his own household and his subsequent change of heart from an
 indifferent property owner to a char
 liable man.
 The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis is issuing
 instructions to the millions who will pur- chase the Red Cross seals relative 10 the regulations for pasting them on mail matter as follows:
 ''The postoffice department has ap- proved of the Red Cross seal design, and they may, therefore, in accordance with bIueT 4NO. oN-v Ol lllE POSlollitC ment be affixed to the reverse side of domestic mail matter Red Cross seals must be placed only on the back of let ters and not on the address side of any packages that are going through the | mail. They may be placed anywhere | on matter going by express. As many | seals may be used on the back of let | ter or package as may be desired Every | one is urged to use them liberally, since | every seal is a bullet in the fight against | 
 Care should be exercised in sending | through the mails not to | place seals over the string with which | the package is tied, since this seals the | package against inspection and subjects | if to first class postage rates
 Red Cross seals may be used on the | reverse side of mail matter sent to Aus | tria, Germany, Great Britain and most | of the British colonies except India and | Australia. Guatemala. Uruguay and Por- tugal refuse to admit mail bearing non postage stamps.
 Red Cross seals may be used on the | face of checks, on bills, on legal docu- ments and on any commercial paper.
 These Christmas seals are not good | for postage. They will not carry any | mail matter, but any kind of mail matter will carry them. The slogan of the cam paign this year is A million for tubercu- losis from Red Cross seals Every letter | or parcel sent out during the holiday sea. | son should bear one or more seals"