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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
TWIN sRAEcH

Bros. Parker. EIlins and Berry sIlet
their regular appointment here sztur-
day and Sunday and preached 10 = Ia
&c congregation
The death angel visited the home q
Arthur Spillmzn and took from hirn
his darling little baby. AGED two months
Weep not. dear father. mother. sister
and brothers. prepare 20 mest 1.-THE
Lonnie. He has gone 70 that Ei0-7
world where there - no sickness. pain
or death. but all IS Joy and hasginess-
Jesus said suffer little ehildrea %
come unto me and forbid them noi. fer
% such Is the kingdom q heaven. The
casket that held little Lonnle.s BODY
was carried by girls. hencs q Mrs
splIIman- Airs. Hester Chapman Miss
- Julia and Lizzie Atkins. lena. Elzen-
"a and Ln-v Spillmznl
Several boys ard girls from Peasant
Ridge and Smokey Valley attended the
foot washing here sunday
Mr. and Mrs Sanford FenninEtoa at
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
BUCHANAN

Our ehadrcas day a. Ci.T sunday
school Va pronounced a suor--s b
an who at;sHacd g. The Attendance
Eas large. thry came from Ashland
I.saisa. E7rschzrd. Zelda. Mt Zs1n and
ogh-r places. Mary wrrr turned away
Tor Nant u rOatu. The tAy Nas Ncry
warm We had good afirntihu ard
fine order We had the Nashville pub
ushing house pr6Eram- which ~- found
20 - good enough The Harris Band
furnished q fine Instrumental music
70 the delight % all our choir assisted
By the cnlidrsn sang beautifully. the
ch.Iarsn performed theiT parts 20 The
delight ~ those ~ho were furtunats
enough 70 get 70 So them. The drco-
raiions ard Arr1nEemen; % the staEs
vas simply grand We thins a. good
II rot the best ue ever saw A. BuehAn-
~ school house. Ali thanks 20 thnss
VINO made things - beautiful
The cradle roll which numbers aisoai
fo-ty wzs largely attended Miss Eiis-
abs,h HAifsa. supt- q that Department.
had lahured h2rt 20 rake the -rerciss
attractive Her uork vas well reward
90 The sougs sung ~ the Rollers
And the b.azGtifui litiie prutaot!0n souE
-opea the gates for the dsAr h;tis feet. :
sung b Nary wallace. as greatly
enjoyed - al
TIE clnrilE eIsrc4sss consisting % a
miss 0tary piece pas grand lndecd. A.
a ~ d, girls earTy1ns AJne-icaa fiavs
Represented persons Inside th- Eardsr
S1ch AL the gi1rl0ls christian prlffle-
go rhiie others clothed 10 for-,En oa--
Tunes raFrginE foreign flaEs. stood out
side ~ garden, r.Trrs-rtirE Those uriu
hare never kuoEu Ch-ist The song
= pleading request. Outside the Gard
en- Th1-- INSIDE the EarieH hoard
th-ls pleading ard opened n. gates fof
them, Representatives. 5Bst WhEt the for
siEu MISS gr.zr5es aAnt % a. - hrtnE
ne Ecri5 n Chrlss
Mr. Oiiis klnns- II Eird - natural
genius b. r-gaess had PRINTED ir
beautiful Letters ard places over the
gate -wlII the gates b. open Tor me n
Just before the close - the service a
nurb-- - yF1nE men saaE the beaH-
tifal ard impressive song VIII the
Ez-ss be open f1r ne
me closing song The world chiifren
Vas s1rE - ne school 70 the delight
= fae spectators y,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
a TRIP THROUGH PART OF LAW
RENEE AND BOYD COUNTIES

Wednesday evening AZ O'Clock We
started 10 Bear Greek on train. arriv-
ing there AZ $40 and found = buggy
waiting for US my granddaughter.
Willie Belle Cole being with me We
drove nine miles up the night hand fork
Of Beaver Greek then over TO Wa
CoIeis where we found 4 supper %
fried chicken. good country ham and
lots os other god things waiting for
US After q good nights rest Ee had
nice breakfast ard then sat out In
the yard watching the nsiEhb1rs pass
in autos and buEEies 70 Ashland and
Carlet-sburE 10 dToves. and talked 70
= coed many old friends Want 20
say 10 the country boys and girls
stick 10 the farm Il u the happls-t
and Tow must independent ard prof
liable occupation y0u car have II
may he hard work Tor several years
rat sersr while yo1 can ST a-d rids
ard boss your sro-k AID watch % CT
- fine cattle. % 70 Gne cox. 10 O.
- fire ho-ses and mules grazing or
your blue grass hiIls. ard have \ pretty
zife and children and he in easy cir
crmS-zrces and be independent and
IftANr anu l-ANI ~ Nf~A4 49,
buEEy OF automobile and 20 20 church
and Sunday School OF 10 town. and
send The children 70 our splendid ooun-
IN schools and when yc1 want 20 fin
ish up the education o; your fine we'll
behaved. WelI-rztsed boys and girls
hrin- them TO cur LouIsz colleges and
prepare them for President. Congress
doctors. teachers. preachers OF farmers
for ne have as good schools for this
a. any in the State. And our roads are
being made god Las; Thursday and
FridAy-ruadworkinE dAys-our town
turned out every working man and did
= fine TIVE days wo-k On the rad. and
as far As ! went NJ Bear Creek ! saw
where uncle Joe HAtten and Charley
Warren had sent their teams and plow-
I'd and dragged the rad NJ Bear Greek
Just fine and we had no trouble drlv-
ing thar nine miles In the night You
al; know that uncle Joe HatSen and
Chas Warren always do anything
asked fer the good q the country Or
the people
Crops are god n our county. oats
and wheat all SAVED IN fine weather and
cOrn clean ana coming just fine.
must mention our preacher. Rro.
MeFldowncy. Tor heard him talked
about an the time was some as he
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
EAsT PoINT

Robert s AuIisr. % AuxS-r. IL spend :
ing a few weeks a. French L4ek
springs for the benefit OF his health
Miss Gabe Tucker. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs Robert Aux
Ter. FOR n year, hes returned 10 her
home in Oklahoma
Mrs Eugene Davis was called 10
Huntington o. AccDuut of the serious
Illness q her little nephew. Master
john Donaliy.
Mrs Nancy webb has been suffer
Ing from a severe attack % rheumatism
but Is improving.
George Au1ier. % Russell, has been
visitins friends ard relatives =; this
place.
The EAs, PGrt gradsd school has
employed Henry Burke Cecil Spradiin
ard Miss Priciill smith e teachers
this year
Mss NAY Leslie hts returned from
her hone IN Va and = teaching a.
GulnAre. Pike county.
Miss I.5rTa!as Blwies, % f'keyiil".
has been visiting Misses Edna Ruth
ard Bertha Coniey
Mrs.. MaSeie Howell. ~ HaE-r Hrnnch
VISITED her mother Mrs. MAJ cy Wrih
Mrs Mlr Auzier Ard Miss Ann Aux :
Ser slsited sirs Harriet AlH!cr On iittle
Paint Surtay
The Urlfed Baptist wili hnld an ~
dinarce meeting here The secHFd sun
day IN AUgas, =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

quarterly meeting At Spencer Sunday
AlonzO Dixon and wife passed up our
creek today
Fred Moore from Johnson county
was here Sunday visiting home folks
Corn crops are looking fine IN this
part OF the country.
Lula Moore, spent Saturday night
with Esta Moore
uspIOo IL sunIsIA ssA sIooR 6sAsd
Sunday.
MrsL Lum Hays was visiting Mrs
Bird Childers recently.
Goldie childers spent Sunday with
Bertha and Jewell Moore
Lewis Moore was visiting his sister
Mrs Vessie Jordan OF Ellen recently
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Ball spent the
day Al Dr.. Hayes last Sunday.
walter Stambaugh passed down our
creek recently enrOute 20 Louisa
Born. 20 Mis- Lucy BAH = fine girl.
Opal Garnet
Mrs- J. Moore was visiting Mrs B.
r Moore Friday evening
Reuben Moore was visiting a. Ledo-
cio Sunday
H K Moore il doing some voSk on
the school house AT Czndo.
Mrs Rosa Bays Is spending a few
DAYS with her sister. Mrs Bird Childers
Dr.. J. O. Moore and wife were visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Carl Bussey Sunday.
c. C. Hays attended church al Spen-
GERS Sunday
Mr. and MIS- At Ball passed down
our creek today. A KENTUCKY GIRL
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90 ..,,,.rch hon. sunday

tended church here Sunday.
Miss NeIla Lyons and Sophia Ano
MARY Pennington attended church here
Sunday.
SOL May stiIl makes his Sunday triP'
70 W. z. Atkins
Mrs. Martha Atkins was hhopplhk
AZ Christmas SATURDAY.
Mr.. Ray Jordan and son attended ths
footwashing Sunday.
Miss Madge Berry is visiting Mrs
wiley spiilman.
Mrs. Hester Chapman was Nlsiuhs
Miss Sophia Rice recently
IAfe sal;er and Tom stitmon attend
ed the foot washing here Sunday
Mrs. Tom Chapman and little son
ChasIes Harvey. are expecting 20 Eisi
AZ Long Branch soon.
Miss Enc Chaffin. who has been Wis
litlng her sister. Mrs Ionic Je5e. 81
IHemphill w Va. returned home sun
day.
Jay spllimAn viii leave soon FOR ASH
land where he will visit his uncle. sir
Hiram BlRnkenship.
Miss Ida Carter was shopping q
Louisa Monday, TWO BLUE EYES
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nussEYvILLE

Rey Hill filled his regular appoint
ment at this place Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. John Hayes and
daughter were calling on Mr.. and Mrss-
T. Ii. Bowc and daughter SUNDAY
Miss Gertrude Pigg - visiting her
sister, Mrs Stanton Miller. at Charley
this week
Mr.. Arnold Bowe left here Friday
enroute TO HELLER Weere he expects q
visit his sister. Mrs Burgess Compton
Miss Ola Hayes. Of Smokey. valley,
attended church at this place Sunday
Mrs John Akers was At Willard Well
mans Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Edith Berry. OF Georges Greek,
is visiting her son Mr. Walter Davis
Nancy Hayes was calling on Egie
BOwe Sunday.
sIr. Leo Branham passed through
here enrouts TO Smokey Valley.
Miss Yfcstte weslrnan. OF Rich Greek,
spent Friday night and Saturday with
her brother. Willard weIlman
Louvan Hay. OF Louisa. was eAiline
on Edith Bowe Sunday.
our school begins July - with Miss
Marie Holt. teacher. We hope 10 have
- ADn3 HIAAoNA
Lindsey and Lee Hayes passed thru
here Sunday enroute TO Ashland where
they expect TO work.
Mrs. John Hayes and daughter were
on our creek Monday.
Mr.. Walter Davis Vas at Willard
weIiman's one day last week
BriIla and Pansy Meek we're In Lou
lisa Friday
Air. and Airs. T H Bowe spent Mou-
day afternoon with Mr. ard Mrs r a.
Akers-
Mr.. Allen Hayes was Al ~ b Well
mans last week.
Miss willie Belle Roberts spent sat
urday and Sunday 81 Dry Ridge
Mrs +. L Moses and guests Misses
Anna and Amy Bligh, % Louisville
Ness Matilda wallace y Husband
Home. and Billy Sic and Emma Wool
run Moses. % Louisa, motnred ~ Bus
SEVILLE Tuesday.
SIR. and Mrs. Stanley Adams were
visiting AZ Mr. Balls last week
Born. TO Willard and wife an 81 10
boy named Elmer Howard
Mrs G Hayes i spending the week
with her daughter. Florence Wellulan.
TWO GREAT cHtfMs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

Friday. July q. All had been done by
friends and medical aid that could be
done. but 10 no avail DTS Osborn OF
Blaine. York OF Louisa and Nutters OF
Ashland, were in consultation with Dr.
Thompson, but after six days Of suffer
ing she passed away. She was q very
beautiful and attractive girl who q
year ago went TO Galveston Texas.
where she was married TO Austin Trip
lett. OF the It'll Ky Infantry. Her mar
RED life was brief but very happy Mr.
Triplett arrived two days before her
death She was conscious until the
last and gave every assurance 10 her
friends that the passing was into that
home not made with hands She leaves
an infant daughter, husband father.
mother. brothers. sisters and numerous
friends. The funeral was preached Al
the home by Brother Leonard Bowling
and her body laid 10 rest in the family
lot overlooking the home By the side
OF a sister and brother
The angel Of death entered the home
Of Willie Ison and wife. at Jean and
took their baby son. aged two months
Heaven Il 80 much nearer when we
have our babes over there We can
almost hear the angels whisper. Be
faithful a few more days; ne are
watching for you
Again the call Of death cameto the
home OF Van BOggs and wife and took
their infant son aged three months
Our sympathy Is with the bereayed
family. our prayers are for them to
live % they may Be ready to meet theSr
loved ones gone on before.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
SAVES DAUGHTER
AlTios sf Mother no DOUBT Pre-.
vnh Da.sltsr', UnfneIy End.

Ready. Ky--"I vas not able 10 d
anything for nearly Sax months. wriies
Mrs. LAURA B-z.chef, Of this place, ',znc
vas down N bed for fhTee months.
Ic1unot tel you how ] suffered viii
ny head, and with nervouSaeSs anc
So1izniy troubles
Our fznily Doctor tod ny husband he
1ould not do ne 1ny good. and he had
o give il up We tried another doctor,
1ui he did not help ne
Al last. my mother advised ne 10 take
czTdui. the wo1sail's tonic ! thocghl
I vas no use for vas nearly dead ard
1othing seemed 10 DO ne any good b.;
! took eleven bottles. and now I an able
70 DO al Of ny work and ny owr
washing.
think Cardul b the best nedicine N
ne world. My wright has Increased.
md ] look The picture Of healih. "
II you suffer hon any Of TIE ailments
,ecnliar 10 women, ret 4 bottle Of Cafdu
dr.. Delay IS dangerous. We know
I vil help you. ioF 4 has helped Sc
AMY thousands Of CHER weak uomer
N the past 50 years.
Alan druggists.
wsas ., cAsn.n,.sa us1iuns o.. Ianss
1avisT bsrl- o,anlrssra' Tsra. ~ Ss.s.s.
issl.~fis.s =. Ycsi cas-, al eapArs ossl, heHs
lruNlwN1 - Mnwan~ - 80 wInnrnn 10 "A
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS.
BOY oRowNs

Lee. Is year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Elisha Blankenship. was drowned
while in bathing al Wayne Sunday eve
ming Young Blankenship with sever
al boys were playing in boat which
sank in deep water The fact that
neither Blankenship nor his associates
could swim accounts for the death
The body wa recovered q little less
than an hour after the accident but
Life was then extinct The remains
were taken to MiIIers Fork the boys
home. early Monday-Wayne News
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NsEzy!N6lt1!ksWEhr

Lv FOrt Gay .(csntraI Tims.D

TUT oay'aSenIal TifneD
No. S--i;ls a m. paiiy--For Ksn.v.
Ironton. Portsmouth. Cincinnati. CT
umbus Pullman SIeepers 70 Cincin.
mat. Chicago and Columbus. Come
ton via Chicago and 81. Louis Tor ~.
West and NorthWest-
no. i5-I:os .. m. Daliy-For coh-.
bus. Cincinnati and intermsdiAts sta
tons Pullman Sleeper. Cafe ear !.
Columbus. Connects At Cineinnatf a.
Columbus for points West
". 2.0n a m, Daliy-For wiln.n-
son, Wslch. BlueneIe. Roanoke. I1nN-
burg. Norfolk. Richmond. PuIina.
sisepers Cafe Car
1855 p M. Daily-For vIliiams.n
Wsleh. ,Blpsnsld. Roanoke. Houf,iE.
Richmond Pullman Sleeper 10 Her-
folk Cafe Car.
Train leaves Renova s:sS n NJ
Daily FOR Williamson. wa Wayne. aas
leaves ksnova s;ss .. m. Tor Port.-
mouth and local stations, and lsav..
henoSa B.b0 = m. Daily for coiuuubt,.
and Local stations
For fun Information apply 10
w; Q. BEvIIL. Pssa TraH. Mar.
W. c. SAUNDERS. csnI. Pea. Al.
HoHhokE. VA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
KILLED HUSBAND AT DEPOT

B1uedeld, w Va July 2s-As Nor
f0rg and Western passenger train No
. stood at te station here dischzrging
passengers. Mrs Pretzel Madison. col
Ored. stepped up 10 her husband. Pret-
Eel Madison. who stepped from the train
and shot and instantly killed him Five
shots were fired. three taking effect
William Snyder. a young newspaper
man rushed 70 the murderess. disarmed
her. arrested her and escorted her 10
Jail jealousy is given as the cause
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
oHARLEY

Sunday School Is progrssslnr nicely
~ this place
Several frcU this Place attended
quarterly meeting ~ sprnccrs chapel
SUNDAY
J. W. Dixon and Hobart Rowllnr
were calling on friends Al Graves shoai
Sunday last
Mrs- = !. Moore was VISITING rcla-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

best preacher and the most wonderful
man and mixer they ever saw. They
appreciate him all over the country
and he is wonderful. preaching IN Lou
isa every sunday morning and nsxn'
and from 10 to 20 miles some place N
the couatry at three O'clock This
sunday at Trinity. down on East Fork
May our Lord give him TO vs. another
year. UNCLE TIP
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
EH.esiv. J..s.7 1 isis

effective January 1 isis.
Local trains leave Loulsa. sootk-
bound. la. q m. week dAys and ar
p M daily.
North bound. leave LOUIS io.os
daily; t;ie .. m. weed daya. Arrs=s
Ashland iI:-s =. ru. daily: T:ss D. M.
week days
Ts Lexington. LsOisvIII. and wsa
Lave Ashland / 10 .. m I:ioa
daily Local. seek days 10 Lszinstoa.
1880 q IN
To Cincinnati and West.
Lave Ashland. expresA daily. l:os
a m ISIS . m LocaI zoe D m.
daily Express. T:Io q m.
EsssboUas. Msin Line.
Leave Ashland. express. daily. also
p m 1895 a m. Local daily 20 Hunt
inEton. lea ., m runs TO Hinton weed
days Express 1900 N.
IN. mARcUm. ACT LosIs.. Ky.
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wEssvILLE

As briefly stated last week death
has been in our community and sad
dened homes Of our friends and neigh
b0rsL MIS- Tempo Shepherd Triplett
answered the call Of our Father on
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04
lIyn. n Rlchardnon rncentIr.

lives nj Richardson reccntiy.
o. b. SwctnEm purchased . ni,.
bunch OF hogs on our creek SATURDAY
Jim and Don Preston OF Border.
chapel. attended SUNDAY School her.
Sunday.
Mllt williams was visiting Miss MAJ
10 Moore saturday afternoon BIRDIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

A farm Of over 1903 aeres frontip.
on Tug river for nearly two mlles. n
LAvrence county. KY. opposite WsbA
station on ~ a W. n r. Fine rive,
bottom. creek ar hin lands. incipdins
all mineral. Large amount c.rIlv
cleared and cultivatabla. Title 5000
Address FRED w. WALKER. Wood.
Ky or r. 7. BURNS. Iouisa- Ky 80
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MATTE

Several nom This place at.enaed she
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-04

WFas - cAsnan,,ra ns1l-ins o.. LaGss
4cvae1 Dert- c,anan,ere Tern, ~ 1ess.al
lesl.~fis.s q Ycsi caas Al earars o,ea, haHs
tss,inri, ~ usHsA- = 80 usu1pu. nc ihs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-19
ID MAKE INSPECTION OF PROPOSED ROUTES
 ID WARRIOR TODAY
Local Party Will Be Guests of Government Engineer Little in Trip Down
 the River

An inspection of both the proposed routes for roadways to the Warrior river will be made this morning by the Cham Der of Commerce committee on the road, members of the board of revenue the city and county engineers, and Commits sioner J. D. Truss, who is an engineer. The local party will leave the Chamber of Commerce at S;9O o'clock this morning. joiring Government Engineer c. K. Lit tie at Nichols fish trap. about 10 o'clock The government engineer will come up from Tuscaloosa in a government launch and will convey the Birmingham party down the river to Taylors ferry.
 The automobiles of the local party will proceed overland to the ferry, and will be joined by the launch party there.
 The purpose of the inspection is to give the Chamber of Commerce committee and the board of revenue first hand in- formation regarding both proposed routes. It is intended, too. to make observations of points along the river between the fish trap and the ferry, with a view of discovering. if possible, other points suit able for road terminals.
 The local party will number F, which is the capacity of the government launch.
 H. B. McCormack's launch will join the government launch at the fish trap and accompany it down the river
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-19
Total

The work of the Ensley team was espe- cially commended by those in attendance at yesterdays lunch, it being pointed out that this team had the hardest territory of any team, and its good showing was made by the hard work of every mem- Der.
 President A. L. Smith of the Birming- ham Sunday School association, for the benefit of which the campaign was car- ried on, made short address of appre- citation of the work of the teams Mr. Smith was followed by Miss Minnie E. Kennedy, secretary of the Birmingham Sunday School association, who ex- pressed her appreciation of the services of the teams.
 The campaign will be extended in a quiet manner until every member of each team has called on every man whose name was given him at the beginning of the campaign. It is expected that the total will reach fully $10,0O0 before Tues day, as practically all the teams will work today and Monday, and many of the individual members of the teams were at work yesterday afternoon.
 The captains of the working teams were: A. l.. Smith of the Giants, E. J. Rowe of the Pirates, Ed s. Moore of the Cubs, R. R. Darden of the Phillies, Le- Roy Holt of the Dodgers, W. F. Tyler of the Braves and w. B. Bridges of the Red Sox (Ensley).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-19
DARGAN SAYS THERE
 WILL BE NO LOWER RATES
Engineer of Southeastern Tariff Association Says 15 Per Cent Penalty to
 Remain in Force

Dr. John H. Phillips, superintendent of public schools, addressed he fire pre- vention committee of the Birmingham Fire and Casualty exchange yesterday morning at the city hall on the advis- ability of issuing leaflet to the school children on fire prevention. Another speaker before the committee was Mil- ton Dargan of Atlanta, the fire engineer of the Southeastern Tariff association. MT. Dargan firmly stated that his as- socation did not consider it advisable at this time to reduce the fire insurance rates.
 Tn reply to a question, MT. Dargan stated that he did not think there was any use at the present time for the Bir- nirgham concerns to ask the Southeast ern association for a release of the 10 per cent penalty. He further averred that there was not sufficient evidence that reductions in losses of the past year would be permanent, and that if the pen alty was not removed at once it would act as an incentive to the people of Bir- nlingham to get behind the fire preven- ton committee. He further stated that whenever the Southeastern Tariff asso- cia tion considered it advisable, the 15 per cent penalty on fire insurance in Birmingham would be removed.
 In his talk, Dr. Phillips suggested that some constructive articles on fire pre- venticn be incorporated in a. leaflet and distributed amongst the 25, GOO school chil- dren of the city. This suggestion was ordered carried out by subcommittee of the fire prevention committee and the committee on schools