Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-23
REPORT SALES OF
 RED CROSS SEALS
Rabbi Friseh, Secretary of Local SO-
 ciety Makes Report of Sales.

Editor the Graphic:
 Preoccupation with other matters and absence from the city have pre- vented me from making an earlier report of the sales of Red Cross Seals in the city during the month of December, I do so now. k;
 The sales were conducted under the auspices of the Anti-Tuberculosis So- ciety of Jefferson county. 12 1-2 per cent of the profits were sent to the American, Red Cress for advertising material. seals, etc., and the remaining S7 1-2 per cent will be used by the local Anti-Tuherculosis Society for fighting consumption in Jefferson county.
 The sale of the seals was under the direction of Mrs. B. c. McCammon and Mrs. J. s. Jenkins It was emi- nently fitting that this campaign de- signed to aid in bettering the health
 
 ladies So intimately connected by ex- perience With the county's physical welfare. Mrs. McCammon had charge of the sales among business houses. lodges and labor unions, while Mrs. Jenkins directed the sales among the children. Both did remarkably we'll, The resident of our city and county should feel deeply grateful to them for having devoted SO much time, thought and energy to this humani- tarian task. May their example be- get many disciples.
 Mrs. Jenkins department sold $65. 49 worth. She has already made her ac- knowledgement through the press to those who put prizes for the children at her disposal. Mrs. McCam1Eun took in $9O.5S. The following patrons de serve the sincerest thanks of the citi- zens and are to be considered respon- sive to the appeal fer better health conditions in the county, especially in so far as ravages from the insiduous and decimating disease of tuberculosis a1e concerned:
 Business firms and individuals The Grand Leader $5; F. G Smart Real Estate Co.,, $5; l.. & E. Wertheimer, $5; Kncx-Walker Furniture Co.,, $5; Nj. Cans Co.,, $5; R H. M. Mills & Sons, $3; R. H. Stearns & Co.,, $2.50; Charles Veil, $2; H. I. Holderness, $2; Howell Grocery Co.,, $2; B. Gottlieb, $2; Bedell's Pharmacy, $2: Katzen- stein Shoe Store, $2; Merchants and Planters Bank, $2; Pinchback Taylor, $1; Robinson Bros, $1; Isaac Drey- i fus Co, $1 Home Bakery, $1; Me- Gaughy Hardware Co.,, $1; Fox Broth CTS Hardware Co.,, $1; Cleveland Mat .hews Hardware Co.,, $1; Tedstrom Furniture Co.,, $1; Murphy-Martin D. G. Co.,, $1; Mccain Grocery Co.,, $1; A F. Dreyfus, Ralph Robinson, J. P. Crawford, Smith Printing Co, A. G. Kahn Co.,, each soc, $2.5O; John Tenn lle, F. M Altschul, each 25c, Mrs. Ben McCammCn, BOG, soc.
 Prom lodges and labor unions Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, $5: Pine City Lodge, No. 156, I. o. O. F., s5; Knights of Columbus, $3; The Maccabees, $3; Fraternal Order of Eagles. $2.50; Ancient Order United Workmen, $2; Typographical Union, $1; Pine Bluff Camp No 6, Woodmen of the World, $5; Pine Bluff Musicians Protective Union purchased seals from one of the children.
 All the above named unions and lodges not only bought seals but al- so wished the movement Godspeed. They grace our Honor Roll. It is a matter of regret to all interested in the eradication of Tuberculosis that some of cur most prosperous lodges