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

gold medals. donated by the Alabama Safety association, 97 2-5 per cent, won by team No. 56: Wylam Boy Scouts, John Kempt, captain; John Brown. Steve MoX- ley, John Joyner. Harold Walker, William Ellis, subject
 Fifth prize, eolored mems team, silver loving cup. donated by the Alabama Safe ty association. a6 2-5 per cent won by team No. 56: Republic Iron and Steel company, SaYreton-John Rush. captain; Levi Maeltin, Robert Cook. George Wash ington, Allen Morris, patient.
 Second Grand Prizes
 White mems team: First prize, six sub scriptions to Coal Age. 97 1-5 per cent. won bX team No. r: Alabama Fuel and, Iron company, Acton-W. A. Walker. cap tain; George Ledford, George Howard, A. Musselmene. Robert Stobert, Frank Hines.
 Second prize, certificates, American Red Cross society, 97 1-5 per cent, won by team No. B: Alabama Fuel and Iron company, Margaret-Jim Messna, captain; Mike Ferlise, Tony Filette, Sam Reliance John Alongi, Y. Garlic.
 Third prize six carbide miners lamps, donated by the Justrite Manufacturing 9i 2-5 per cent, won by team No. Al Republic Iron and Steel company. Warner Mines-Mrs. A. H. Reid captain; Mrs. Grace Halbert Miss Bessie Cansler Miss Ethel Wynne. Mrs T. T. Burgess Mrs. George Thomas patient.
 White boys team: Six brass tipped car bide lamps, donated by the John Sim mons company, B 4-5 per cent, won by team No. fl: Republic Iron and Steel company, Sayreton-Tom Reed, captain; lack Sewell, Prank Blake, Richard Good win, Connie SeWell, patient
 Co1ored mens team. one first-aid cabinet donated by Johnson & John son, 90 1-5 per cent won by team No, 66. Republic Iron and Steel company, Warner Mines-James Randall cap tain; Jerry Mayweather, Tom Lucas, Arthur Johnson, Charles Dolden, Gus NVylie, patient.
 Third Grand Prizes
 White mems team, electric blower fan donated by the American Blower com 'any, 97 per cent. won by team No A; Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron com )any, Cardiff-B. G. Culverhouse. cap ain; Ed Mull<in, Ben Mullxin, Harry 1estley, Albert Hartsfield, patient
 Colored mems team, six miners amps, donated by the John Simmons So, 95 per cent, won by team No l9: Republic Iron and Steel company, Warner Mines-James Caller captain: William Cooper, William Howard, Will jam Thomas Ben Scott. George Will ineham, patient. One Man Events
 White, first prize, gold watches, don ited by the New York and New Jer scy Lubricant company. and one bronze | medal, donated by the American Red | Cross society. 100 per cent won by teams Nos. 2, as above, 3 and 22: 1s. | Republic Iron and Steel company, Palos James F. Young, captain; Benton Clouse, Jack Johnson. William Young. w. P. Smith, patient Shelton Brooks
 g. Maryland Coal and Coke company. Powers captain; Earl Cross, H. D. Heaton, Guss Harper, Will Cook. oscar Self patient
 Second prize, pair gold cuff but tons, donated by Yeatman x Baugh. go per cent, won by team No. 1S Ala hama Fuel and Iron company Mar garet-Howell Barber. captain, A. Keel, T R. Arkridge. Willie Powell, J. T. Gibbs. Harvin Swafford.
 Third prize, electric mine lamp, don ated by the Hirsch Electric Mine Lamp company, 9S per cent, won by teams Nos. "A as above and 3, 4, H. 30: 8. Ala hama Fuel and Iron company, Mar William Evans, captain; Tom SWafford Marshal Brasher Lee Perry Lee MeTTlll, w I'D UT IOWeil. I. W OOdWard Ircn company. Dolomite-George Will linsham. captain; Bill Millsteak Tom Warmick, Johnie Thomas. Chelsea May field, E. E. McDaniel, patient. n. Repub- lie Iron and Steel company, Sayreton- Floyd Higginbotham, captain; Gift Blake, George Ferguson, Eugene Powell Fred Orr Eugene Harris, pa tiert. 30. Republic Iron and Steel com pany, Warner Mines-Jule Doubleman captain; Louis Suchon, August Connect, James Butler. John McKeever, Henry Montal, patient.
 Ladies first prize, silk umbrella, don ated by Drennen X Co, 9S per cent won by team No. TT, as above.
 Second prize, shirtwaist. donated by Louis Saks, 93 per cent, won by team No 4S: Republic Iron and Steel com pany. Warner Mines-Mrs. w. II. Will Hams, captain; Mrs J. N Hardy, Mrs R A. Russell, Mrs. J. X. Halbert. Mrs. J. D. Fulton, Mrs. George Main pa tient.
 Boys, carbide lamp, donated by the John Simmons Co, 100 per cent, won by team No. 76 as above
 Colored, first prize, gold watches do- hated by the Alabama Safety association, 100 per cent, won by teams Nos. 56 and 75, as above; Alabama Fuel and Iron com pany, Marsaret-Macon Bilbru, captain, Albert Edwards, Hamp Forman, Will smith, E. Mcdonald, Austin Olds.
 Second prize, carbide lamps, donated cy the Justrite Manufacturing company. s per cent, won by teams Nos. 47, 4S and