The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30

l. Acmar-W Walter Brown. captain; Eugene Brown, James Groce. Ollie Davis. Charles Davis; Charles Williams. patient. AS. Re- public Iron and Steel company, Sayreton-l Lewis Newell captain John Lewis, Isaiah | Newell. R. F. Nance; John Malone pa- tient GA. Republic Iron and Steel company. | ayreton-George Figgers, captain; Will Taylor, Jim Walker Charlie West, Blanche Lawrence, patent.
 Third prize carbide lamp donated byl the John Simmons company, 96 per cent. 1 won by team No 51: Maryland Coal and Coke company, Sipsey-Steve Bryant, captain; John Smith, Guss Gibbs, J. w 1 patient.
 Two Men Events
 White-First prize, two watches do | mated by j. A Roeblings Sons Co.,, and bronze medals by the American Red Cross society, 100 per cent. won by teams Nos. 8 and 12, IS above, and and IA. 3. Alabama Fuel and Iron company, Acton H. W. Sullivan, captain; William Lyons, Ryanza Taylor R. J. Johnson, Otis Tay- Tor, George Nash IA Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, Edgewater-A. R. Brown, captain; J. F. Brown, Tom Will Hanson. J. A. Smith, Francis Brawley James Doney, patient.
 Second prize. hand lamps. donated by the John Simmons Co.,, 99 per cent. won by team No. S5: Republic Iron and Steel company, Sayreton-John Myers. captain: W. A. Davis Simon Myers, Edo Whitton John Barnett Force Myers, patient
 Third prize, hand lamps, donated by the John Simmons Co.,, 9S per cent, won by teams Nos. 22 and as above and l, 19, 23: l. Galloway Coal company, Car bon Hill-Dave McMillan, captain; Lee Wilson, Boyd Mann, Tom Fleming. w Tnh1 publis Iron and Steel company, War ner Mines-Mike Baratka, captain; John McTwear, George Chicken, Mike McTwear Paul Humanic, Joe ParisI,. patient 23 Alabama Fuel and Iron company, Acmar-P. G. Long, captain; Claude Hnds, J. B. Mcdaniel, J. A. Argo, Wallace Pyles, F. Farrell pa ticnt.
 Ladies'. electric iron, donated by the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company, and one cut glass, donated by Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, 94 per cent. won by team No. 77 as above. | Second prize, two bread knives, don | at ted by the Perry Hamilton Sales Co, | S3 per cent, won by team No. 4S as | above.
 l Colored. three Kohler aluminium l safety lamps. donated by the Konler | Manufacturing company. 100 per cent, won by teams Nos. 66 as above and | 52: Republic Iron and Steel company. l palos-Willam Galloway. captain; Jim Sanders Jim Wright. Will Bealle Els 1 quires Gilbert Clarence Duff. patient | Second prize hand lamps. donated by l the John Simmons company, 96 per cert, won by team No. 56 as above. Three Men Events 1 White. first prize, three Kohler alum 1 mum lamps, donated by the Kohler | Manufacturing company, 100 per cent, won by teams Nos. II, IA, 23 as above and 10 and 25; 10 Republic Iron and Steel company, Warner Mines-A. H. Reid, captain; J. G. Clouse, H. C. Wilhort, | Walter Jones, Joe Brown, Gus Heron. patient. 26. Republic Iron and Steel company, Sayreton-William Good win, captain; John Waine, Arthur Waine 1 Tom waine, Walter Eyre, patient. | Second prize, three 25-pound cans carbide, donated by the Union Carbide l company, 99 per cent, won by teams l Nos. 24 as above and 21: Woodward Ircn company, Dolomite--Will Evans l captain: T. J. Dickey. K. R. Parsons l l. F. Talley, John Busby, Luther Bus | by, patient
 | Third prize three carbide lamps donated by the John Simmons Co.,. 9S per cent, won l by team No. 15: Republic Nron and Steel company, Sayretor-Walter Chambers captain: Will Barnett, George Barnett, Joe Ambrose, Ali Turner; John Headley. patient.
 Ladies' first prize, electric toaster do- mated by the Birmingham Railway Light | and Power company and silver butter dish donated by Louis Pizitlz and set of gold pins donated by the Jobe-Rose l Jewery company, 100 per cent won by | team 43 as above.
 | Second prize, three boxes of handker- chiefs donated by A. Kaufman, 99 per | cent, won by team No AZ: Republic Iron and Steel company, Warner M1nes-Mrs S. M Tatum, captain; Mrs. J. w. Cor bin. Mrs A M Armstrong. Hrs N. J. Buclxelew. Mrs k. P. Green, Mrs. F. M Sanders, patient
 l Colored mems first prize, three 25- hound cans of carbide donated by the 1 Union Carbide company, 100 per cent, wor by teams Nos 49 and 56 as above, and a' and 65 55. Alabama Fuel and Iron com panv, Acmar-Joe Dumas, captain; Jen Washington, Hal Jones, J. s. Howard s. T Story; Will Thomas, patient. 6l. Ala hama Fuel and Iron company, Margaret John Brown captain; Sam Wilson, Jack | son Brailey, Ernest Bell, John Threat | Ed Thornboughvbgkq n, f-i:i pAn J't Ed Turnbough.
 Second prize, carbide lamps donated b,
 the John Simmons company. 99 per cent won bv team No 53: Republic Iron ant
 Stool company, Sayreton-John Walters
 cantain. William Beacham, Monroe Flu
 banks. Will Hutchinson; Leroy MaclSlin
 patient.
 The judges of the contest were as fol
 lows:
 pr. A. l.. Atwood. Dr. J. c. Anthony Dr. I. R. Dawson, Dr. R. E. Cloud, pr
 Nat c. Clark, Dr. Paul Lee Cooke, pr A. C. Cameron, Dr. Cecil Gaston. pr R. H. Hamrick Dr. B. s. Lester, pr
 George Lotterhos, Dr. Edward O'Conneil
 Dr. G. A. OConnell, Dr. s. R. Benedick
 Dr. Joseph Leland, Dr. G. w. Rodgers
 Dr. Steward H. Welch, Dr. Charles Whe
 lan Dr. R. C. Woodson, Dr. Cabot Lui
 Dr. John Douglass, Dr. R. G. McGahey.
 Committees in Charge
 The statewide aid contest, the first o its kind ever held in Alabama, was or
 ganized and carried out by the foiiowin committees:
 Board of Managers: F. B. Sutton chair man, United States Bureau or Mines Jones G. Moore, manager, Sloss-Sneniel Steel and Iron company; w. 5. Hountre' M D., Wylam; c. H. Nesbitt, chieI mn inspector; Frank c. Morris. general su perintendent Republic Iron and Ste' company Milton H. Fies, vice presloen
 Maryland Coal and Coke company .. E
 Abbott, general superintendent ore mine'
 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad con pany; James l.. Davidson, secretary Ala
 bama Coal Operators association; l. {
 DeLoney, general superintendent Ala
 bama Fuel and Iron company; J. E. Mt Clorx, t,racidapt Yolapdo Coal and COX