The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-24
ANNOUNCES PRIZES FOR SAFETY FIRST MEETING SATURDAY Awards for White and Ne gro Teams and Individuals
 Will Be Made 5000 PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND Names of Twenty Judges Who Will Award Prizes Will Be An
 nounced Within the Next
 Few Days

c. H Nesbitt. state mine inspector, gave out list of the prizes which will be awarded next Saturday upon the oc- casion of the Safety First meeting to be held at Redwood Field The prizes have been donated by progressive establish ments in this city, the American Mine Safety association. the American Red Cross and the Alabama Safety associa ton.
 The list includes prizes for white teams and individual white men, prizes for negro teams and likewise individu- als, prizes for Boy Scouts and ladies.
 At the meeting 1t is believed there will be upwards of 5000 persons a s tho affair is proving of wide interest in in- dustrial circles and the indications point to one of the most interesting events ever held here for the furtherance of safety first measures. The officials con nected with the meeting believe that there will be valuable instructions for everyone and on that account efforts are being made to secure the attend ance of as many men outside of indus trial circles as possible.
 The names of the 20 men to judge the contests will be made public within the next day or two as well as the remain der of the programme. The list of prizes follows:
 First Grand Prizes
 The team making highest average in all five events of contest will receive:
 White Mems Team-Silver loving cup, donated by Alabama Safety asso- ciation: six bronz medals, donated by American Mine Safety association; five bronze medals. donated by American Red Cross society. Ladies' Team-Silver loving cup, do- mated by Whitehead Hoag; five solid gold pins, donated by Alabama Safety association. White Miners Boys Team-Six gold medal badges. donated by Alabama Safety association; $5 in cash donated by Ohio Brass company. White Boy Scout Teams-Six gold
 medal badges, donated by Alabama Safety associationS $5 in cash, donated by Ohio Brass company. Colored Mems Team-Siver loving cup, donated by Alabama Safety asso
 ciation; six gold watch fobs, donated by Alabama Safety association. The silver loving cups are to be com jpeted for until won by the same team lin two consecutive meets. when it be-
 comes the property of the team. Second Grand Prizes l The team making the second highest average in all five events of contest will receive: White Mems Team-Six subscriptions to Coal Age, by Coal Age; certificates, American Red Cross society; six car bide miners lamps, Justrite Manufac- turing company. Ladies' Team-Six pair silk hose. Ca heen Brothers and Alabama Safety association. White Boys Team-Six brass tip carbide lamps, John Simmons company. Colored Mems Team-One first aid cabinet, donated by Johnson & Johnson; six carbide miners lamps. donated by Justrite Manufacturing company. Colored men: First prize three 25-pound cans carbide, donated by Union Carbide company Second prize, three brass-tip carbide lamps, donated by John Simmons com pany. Third Grand Prize Team making third highest average. White mems team:
 Electric blower fan, donated by Ameri- can Blower company. Certificate, donated by American Red
 
 Colored men: Six nickel-plated miners lambs, donated by John Simmons company. 100 cigars, compliments of Burnett Cigar company. One Man Event Prize White men: First prize. gold watch. donated by New York and New Jersey Lubricant company, ana one bronze medal. American Red Cross Second prize, one pair gold cuff buttons, by Yeatman & Baugh haberdashery. Third prize One Hirsch electric mine mp. py Hirsch Electric Mine Lamp com pany. Ladies': First prize. one silk umbrella. donated by Drennen X Go. Second prize. one shirtwaist. donated by Louis Saks. Boys:
 One hand carbide lamp. donated by John Simmons company. Colored mem First prize, one gold watch. donated by Alabvma Safety association. | Second prize one special carbide lamp. donated by Justrite Manufacturing conn
 pany.
 Third prize. one hand carbide lamp. do-
 mated by John Simmons company. Two Men Event Prizes xxylI