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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Don't speculate on the furnace
question. The best is the cheapest in
the long run. We install Round Oak
and Front Ranks anywhere in the
valley. If interested, let us figure
with you.-J. H. Lane
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Everything in trusses and suspe
sorry bandages at the VanHorn Dru]
Company, 551 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

A car of great Round Oak furnaces.
They are the best made. j. h. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Umbrella ribs and burlap bagging
do not make an airship." is the con-
clusion reached by an aviator who
experimental to his sorrow in New
Jersey the other day. By the same
token hip pads and pneumatic extend
ers do not make a Venus de Milo.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

There must have been an awful
disturbance in the Price, Utah, region
recently that we didn't hear about.
According to the following from the
Eastern Utah Advocate the earths
surface must have settled 1000 feet:
f l.. Biggs OF the United States geo
logical survey while in Price few
days ago with party of government
surveyors, placed tablet on the west
entrance steps OF the county court
house, showing The exact elevation
to be five hundred and sixty-four feet
above sea level"
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

You can buy fly nets for less than
it costs TO manufacture them at Fred
Mantey's.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Insure with the Rich Hutchinson
Realty Co, 5S3 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

The literary syndlcates are rather
OVERRIDING the business by publishing
so many columns of "Don'ts" for this
that and the other thing What we
need is few columns of Dos. This
thing of always being in the mega
tive is poor business. Be positive,
even if you are in the wrong. In
dividuality is what counts in the
world
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

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The bee., 1910-02-17
BODY 81 MANFOUND
Near Victoria Pond Head Crushed and
y. -----ssous pIsy Sespsssed.

Tuesday afternoon, two men
while putting out a small fire in
an old field near Victoria mines,
found the dead body of a white
man, partly decomposed, who
evidently met death by foul
means, as his skull was fractured.
Papers found on him show that
he was a stranger here and Was
named ROLAND Snodgrass, Of
Maumee, III. The coroner's jury
returned verdict of death by
unknown causes. The county
officials telegraphed to Maumee,
but at the time this was written,
had heard nothing from them
If not heard from, the body will
be buried In potter's field at the
county's expense.
The bee., 1910-02-17
NO ELECTRIC
HEADLIGHTS
viii Shine on Kentucky Railroad
Engines.
BILL KILLED IN HOUSE BY
wore or 81 TO 70.

The House of Representatives
killed the Williams bill, calling
for electrical headlights on loco
motives, Tuesday, by a vote Of
81 to 20, and engines in Ken
lucky may still use the oil head
lights of olden days.
1t is the claim of the railroad
fiction that the electrical head
light blinds the employees, and is
more dangerous than the oil,
while some claim the opposite
that the oil light can be seen for
only short distance, and that
the electrical headlight would
lessen the danger OF collisions
and accidents to employees.
The L. q N. now has test
suit in the Evansville courts ia
test the sane law, recently
passed In Indiana.
The bee., 1910-02-17
VALENTINE PARTY
Given by Miller and Ben Evans Monday
Evening at Their Home.


one q Inc most aeilghttul az
ialrs eyer enjoyed mere was me
Valenslne parry gwen Dy 4Alier
ana pen hvans MONDAY eVenlng
az q 1ne handsome Evans hothe on
nase Maln.
ihe twei1n grace Of tne Maal'
sonyiiie n'gn School' q wnicn
"iie' - one' .ogeener Wild q
humber q hariing'on's young
peopae' were Rues0s' ABOUT en,rty-
s'H ~ an anu low q me oiuer
i''snus pai''c,pa.eu - she mer-
~ making, Wnlcn began on sne
afriSai on.' ne nrs' guest snRcons !
''nueu Ill sre ias' Ph nighs
~rs sa'u oS, 81 kslnes ~
'''nen wete pisysu' 'ne 'aiiy
oa.1s 'o'n 'anu pa'n'eu n7"r'S
VIZ 0'p'us'
owee' strains o. piano anu
s'r'ng music niieu me ar maH-
|ing ehe scene more encnaneinR
The bee., 1910-02-17
NO DANGER IN COMETS TAIL
Prof. Frosf Says There lsn't Enough
Poisonous Gas to DO Any harm.



mo, we AREN'T al going to be
snufed out like bugs in the
entomologist's bottle when
Halley's comet sweeps its tail
over the eartb,r was the ASSURE
ance gwen BY Prof, Edwin B.
Frost, director Of the Xerkcs
observatory, after reaaipge dis
patch today from Berkeley, Gall,
40 which the deadl8 possibility
was set forth.
Although admitting that
there is cyanogen gas in Che
comets tail and that cyanogen
gas when mixed with pur terres.
trial atmosphere in sufficient
quantity Is as fatal as lightning,
the professor sand, or rather ib
tlmated, that there's not enough
Of the poison ID The heavenly
Migrants tsii to make beetle
blink. Prof Frost said:
There lsn't the slightest
danger. In the first place the
comets TAD may not be long
'ensush TO reach the earth. Ia
the second place tho density Of
this talltls so slight as to be al
most nothing"
"Bnt there is cyanogeu gas in
the tail, isn't there27
"Oh, yes. The density Of the
tail, however. is about the den.
sity Of the vacuum in an electric
light bulb. Cyanogen is a
deadly poison and If 1t were
present in sufficient quantities il
would no doubt mean death.
The bee., 1910-02-17

On the Proposed [. s N. Line From
Nashville to OwsnsborO.

Oweusboro, KY, Feb. 10 Tho
work on the survey Of the pre-
posed line of the L. andN. which
is to be built from Nashville 70
Greensboro, will be commenced
possibly within the next tive
weeks. The route as now prs
posed will be from Nashville ~
Adairville, thence TO MorganS
town and Beaver Dam, comiak
on to Hartford and enteriag
Greensboro. This will then etyb
Greensboro much better railro
facilities, and will be a gre&
help to all eastern points whep5
the new bridge 10 built across to
Ohio river. ~
The matter of building thlg
road has been under considers
ton for some time, and 1T wAH
first suggested that the route
would be made SO as to include
Leitchfieid, connecting with the
L. O., at that point, but this ideas
1t is said, has been abandoned.
and the line, after enteriug
Hartford, will be built direct "
Greensboro. The Business Mems
association chas been lnstra-
mental in securing this latter
route, feeling that IL would 10
much more advantageous to Dlta
people IF Greensboro. .e
The bee., 1910-02-17

Despite me su"" 'Ae fnehlDers
OF Slne cruz s'eie promptly un
hanu at tn- residi nce Ut Mis-.
Eu Rule on. lssi F,iaay. The
Visitors were Mes an,es j Il.
Atslnsou ana N W. U.nsteau and
Miss Maggie Turner. Mrs, South
worth Won the l,rges, numDer OF
games. Tue h0stess served q
ga All course, followed by pine
aupie.tripie, caNe, msnts aud
sailed nlmonus.
The bee., 1910-02-17
THIS TOWN PLAYS
THE FAv0RITE STRONG.
Changes its Name From Cook to Peary.
vile When Returns Come in.

Dublin, Ind, Feb. 14.-As an
echo of the famous Cook Peary
controversy, the hamlet of Cook
near Owensville, locate in tbs
"pocket" of Southern Indiana,
will change is name from Cook
to Pearyville. The settlement
took on the name of Cook fol-
lowing the alleged discovery Of
the North Pole b, Dr. Cook, but
when his evidence faIle'i 10 prove
his claim the residence OF the
place drclded 10 change The name
of the hamlet IN keeping viii
the reco2n z d hiscnverer.
The bee., 1910-02-17
TRUE STORY OF A
MARVELLOUS SNOW STORM
Big as snowbaIls OF OId.Fa,hloned Buck.
wheat Cakes.

It showed the other day in
Massachusetts, and the Spring
field Republican tells the story
like this:
1.-THE biggest snowilakes q good
many OF us ever saw Tell yester-
day. Indeed, it is a joke to call
them flakes. Some of the chunky
ones were about the size of good
old-fashioned buckwheat cakes
that mother used to make before
they went out of style. No one
will dispute the statement that
pieces of snow came down yes
terday that were at least three
inches in diameter. Three or
four of them would cover any
hat but modish one. A single
flake in the back of the neck was
as good as a sponge bath. II
you tried to look up somebody
hit you In the eye with a soft,
squashy snow ball, you thought
The spectacular performance be
gan about 4 80 p. m. and lasted
for half an hour or So"
The bee., 1910-02-17

A. j. Wars. a fornr- CIT Zen
of this place, died AT Madison
VILE Monday If Old age, being
pas, 20 years OLE; been qulle
feeble Tor som. nm- H. wss
buri-i Al the M,n,-nnvi',e Gem
elrrt Tur-na, ai'ern""" II
leave 4 wit- and four children
rnen. W. Is. 0f Ihls CITY, b-ine
a sou. Mr. Watts Mas Well ana
favorabIs known ~ TINS p.'ce
and has many friends Who JON
tnr famll, Ia their s0rru".
The bee., 1910-02-17
SENATOR TILLnAH LOSES
Custody Of Children Awarded 10 the
Motkes.

Columbia. s. c., Feb. 49,
The state supreme court to-day
handed down a decision iu.the
Tillman habeas corpus case TAX
Tug Senator Tilluan's grand
children from him and awarding
their custody to their mother.
Mrs. Tillman, Jr,namedinnei
suit that Senator TiIimanA and
his wife took her children owith,
ont her authorizing the act and
KEEP tsbhs,n from 9inE 4 hht. az
though shs nd . Aome ADA III
,pdspendSn iOssaas Of her own
The bee., 1910-02-17
ROLAND RICH.
Wife Murderer Gets Ninety Nine Years In
pennIt.ntary

Roland Rcn, 80 during the
Hopkins county ralr ,ast year
shot and ks:srd ms wife, received
a sentence OF ninety nIne years
from the juIy N ,he c,icult court
at MadlsorvlIle Yesterday after
noon.
Rch plead guilty of murder IN
the, tirSl degree tu asked the
meic, # court. The jury then
returned 10 The jur, r"om and III
a few mlouets re,urneu bringing
the v, ru.ct.
The bee., 1910-02-17
MORE GOLD FIELDS FOUND.
More Evidencesoi AIaska's Great MIN.
eral Wealth Discovered.

Washington, Feb. a. Alas
ka, which Secretary Bpllinger
has frequently saldls Americas
prize package, may be = greater
prize than man has ever dreamed
of. Recent investi sationstIn the
Innoke district, sAe Central
Kuskokwim valley, aad the ne q
Haiditared dlstric< aoV partly
finished by she U tFa States
-9eole4seUt Sars ~ &c ose new
placer 70 ss.3ct ~hich
prol,isr t'ts he~vs 'urns
The bee., 1910-02-17
FIVE KILLED
As the Result Of Misunderstanding Of
Orders

Macon, Ca, Feb l4.--Flve
were instantly killed and eight
seriously injured and score
slightly hurt in wreck between
two trains on the Georgia,
Southern q Florlda railroad
near here at s O'CLOCK this after
noon. The cause is believer Ia
be a misunderstanding of orders
by one o. the train crew. The
engines, baggage auu express
cars OF both trsins are \ total
wreck anu the other coaches
we're piled On Top ~ each other.
The bee., 1910-02-17
FOOT CUT OFF IN ACCIDENT.
Arthur Dawes Falls From Moving Train
Near BarnsIey.

Arthur Dawes, brakeman,
who was "dead heading" home
with Conductor Tom Hart Sun
day morning, fell from the front
platform of the caboose ami his
foot was cut off a little above
the ankle.
He was picked up soon after
by the crew of a through freight
aud brought to the st. Bernard
hospital, where surgicalattention
was given him, and Is now doing
very well, Dir. Dawes formerly
lived'in MadIsonvlile, aud haI
OILY besn i citizen of this city :
few months.
The bee., 1910-02-17
Cumberland Psssbsssran Gets the Pub.
fishing HOUSE.

N sshv,llr, Tenn, F..' i2-
The case involving the on nrrshlp
OF the Cumberland Prrsb, terrain
Publishing House of 'hls cry
was decided by the Snpr-nie
Courttodsy III favor of'thr Loy.
alist, u non Unlonist faction o.
the church. THIS cars has NJ
tached widespread artrntson.
The bee., 1910-02-17
MOT MRS. GUINNESS.
woman IN State Of Washington Was
Norwegian.

L.porte, In :, Feo l6.-"This
woman Is not mis-. Gnnuess. "
was the mes>a4e re. eiveu by
Z. ofes nr Snli,u 'ptS from
SAer II Ans,,ss l. porte, who
Is 90 Washing on sL'., 10 inves
tlga,e repor,s tnat "A Lapor'e
aicn nIu,dv,e, mas pee1 zoe tied
,,n1e. the woman wl.s a Nor
~rsian aun nal 'as-itd an adj
vas,ise niem ~ The Norwegian
pagers svek.u lu ,aua.
The bee., 1910-02-17

italian Fruit vsndsr Sues liopkin,vIIls iOI
Loss Of Store.

HopkinsyilIe, Ky, Feb. IA
Thomas Dstlilo, an Italian,
through his attorneys,John Sites
and Thimble q Bell, filed suit
today an the Christian Circuit
C9urt against the city Of Hop
kinsville for 81 600,
The snit il an echo Of the night
rider raid ION HopkihsvilIe, Dec.
/, 1907. his store Being destroyed
b. flames, catching from build.
ings cot on are By night ridesA
The bee., 1910-02-17
HENRY JONES
IS ACQUITTED
JURY was ouT suI MORI TIMt


henry y. Jone- MAS scquitteq
TUESDAY afternoon OF me charge
against nm unnfr 'hF lRalct-
ment TOR me "ea'n OF fete
Miles, VINO was = l,ccf9entaiis
struck ov q pni'e1 irom Jones
revolver daring = qiihcuitY with
'ohn wilson, u h'r'ips top some
months ago. me 'rie' was TAX
en- up IA the HopKlos Circuit
Court Monday mornipg and oc-
cupied practically al o. the TWO
days. The prosecution was con-
Quoted by Commonwealth At
torney Grayot and County Az
forrey Sypart, Tne I license was
in the hands OF w. ) Cox and
O. ). Waddill. All OF tteiawsers
mentioned spoke b . se ,l't jary.
The sentiment throughout the
anilenc 10 'oe room ~a- strong
ly ~ favor II acquil'as TIE
jury was out but a snort time be,
fore returning the verdict. Mr..
Jones was at liberty, under
bond, during the trial. The
court room was we'll filled tc
hear the speeches aud Tie people
weic maotestiy pleased at the
verdict. After the verdict wal
announced the DISCHARGED de,
PENDANT was congratulated hN
numerous fFlenos upoe the for
tunate outcome Of lhe case, and
his return to EuIin 500 was oc
casian for foiiher friendly c4it
gratuiation- Mr.. Jnn~s has bse5
coRs.nuausty ~ liberts, undei
bood, slnce the occurrence # the
deplorable accident.
La his ~, ech to the jury Mr.
Grayot acknowledged that Their,
was nothing In the case to sus
tai, A charge OF mur Ter. bui
The bee., 1910-02-17

Henderson, KY, 'Feb. l6 To
murder trial Of William K. BsM
charged with the killing Of ~
Duke, OF Denver, Ooi., the stass-
er Of Ibe albuquerque FAIR aud
Rselng Associations, here, ~
August % last, is'on trial he's
IN the Circuit Court. After the
sxsmlna ton oila Fenirs If ltA
eleven jurorshavsbeeD accrpiE
ny both sides The remaInI&k
juror Will be secured this mut3-
ing, and the hearing of the tesis4
mony begun THE Hnn.
Powell Taylor IL slltlng 80
special Jniigeln the cass, aE4
congressman A o. Stanley a&4
Judge JohuL Dorsey are coHR-
sci for the defense. l,k
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-17
CHRISTMAS BOX
FOR ORPHANS HOME
The Mission Band and Friends of LII
thersn Church to GLADDEN. Hearts
of LoysvilIe Orphans.

The members and friends Of the
Mission Band of s.. ,John's Lutheran
Church will send a Christmas box OF
toys TO the children of the Logs
Vile Orphans Home at LOUISVILLE
Pa. There are al present PIG children
in the institution and it will be the
endeavor of the band to send n leas,
one toy for each child.
The lecture room of the church will
be opened on Saturday afternoon from
l to o'clock for the reception of toys
games, etc, which viii be packed and
shipped to dhem in time fer Christmas
day.
The membership of the church Will
of course, be the principal donors, but
Il cordial invitation is extended to all
who may want the opportunity of glad
dening G. he young heart of some moth
erless and fatherless child on Christ
mas day to send their gift 10 The
church that af ernoon 'Tis the spirit
of Christmas TO give and the box
should go heavily ladened.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-17
SENATOR ELK|NS'
CONDITION WORSE
Friends At Home Say He is In A Pre-
carious Way-Doubtful of His
Recovery.

Elkjus. w Va. Dec. 13.-It is learn
from reliable sources that Senator Ell
kins. who has bsen i'll since The ad-
iounment of the last session of Con
gress. is in a precarious condition.
Il is denied that there is any imme-
d;ate danger, but his condition IS re-
garded as very grave and as not war
lanting any hopes OF his recovery
Since last Wednesday he has been
slowly losing ground. and his family
and physicians have been appgehen
s.ye.
A shor ime ago it was decided b5
the family thai if an examination dis
closed the presence of pus in ei.hei
liver or kidneys. aud if an operation
would remove the cause of his illness
an operation was best for him, bu
through The use of the hollow needle j
was found that there was no pu5 ant
4 the idea OF an operation was abandon
Cd for few days.
Senator Elkins seemed o be improv
ing, bu, his condition took turn TO
he worse. sine which time Their
| have been no favorable SYMPTOMS
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-17
CHRISTMAS CHEER
FOR POOR FAMILIES
sFont Home Planning For Christmas
Tide-Gifs For Children and
Bio Christmas Party.

Actuated by a motive Of wisely d.
rec,ed charity the lady managers OF
the Stone Home will present baskets
of provisions and gifts for the chill
dren so poor families on Saturday,
December p in order that they too,
may enjoy 10 Christmas cheer
and their homes be made the brighter
S. cniy for day.
Chris mas afternoon the Sunday
school Of the home will render a
Christmas cantata entitled "The Pro
phecy.' This promises to be an occa.
sion of unusual interes to the school
and its friends, as we'll as ali others
who attend
An announcement of special inter-
est is fhe Christmas party to be
held at the home on Tuesday evening.
December q. This party will be Civ
en- by all the children and adults of
the various classes. clubs. q c. OF the
home Naturally all are looking for
ward to having a most enjoyable zine
at the party.
~ HOIS uf5tl IitE ~ Aidht SilhS ~
the home FOR distribution at Christ
mas are reques ed 10 send them on or
before Friday evening, December %.
One Cf public school rooms-at the
suggestion of the teacher. will decor
a.e a Christmas tree to be presented
10 some poor family. through the
Stone Home, and thus gladden. the
hearts of al least one poor family. One
kind hearted person has already sent
$40 20 be spent for the children of The
home. and it is hoped thai more will
emnlate his example.
Merchant J. Melvin Ripple has kind
~ offered 10 donate # o the home a GER
vain per cent of his gross sales on
Tuesday, December % The board of
managers of the home Is DESTROYS thaJ
the people of the community remem-
Der this sale and by heir liberal pat
ronage help to swell the charity fund
SO ehat some homes may be brighten
cd at the Christmas tide &hal other
wise might be cherries.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-17
TAFT PRAISES THE
RED CROSS SOCIETY
"Most Useful Association on Globe"
Tells Annual Meeting
In Washington.

Washing on, d. c., Dec. s.-Prest
dent Taft, in his capacity as presi-
dent Of the American Red Cross, pre-
sided for time at the annual meeting
of hat organization in this city. An
nouncement was made that New York
City already had raised the 100000
allotted as its share in the proposed
Red Cross endowment fund of $1,000
coo. President Taft predicted that the
full amount of the fund soon would be
in hand. He said: "The opportunity to
give quickly and be the first on the
ground is what makes this aSsoci-
alton more useful than any other, no.
only in the United States Blu. every
where on this round globe"
The Red Cross is preparing to
bring suits in various of the Federal
Courts to protect the insignia of the
organization from use as trade marks
and for various advertising purposes.
Receipts for the past year were
1868 1902 and the expenditures $751;
$40. The society now has on hand
S124.023. The membership is nearly
$4,000. Six millions of the Christ
mas ais have been disposed of to
dealers the proceeds to go, as usuai
70 the fights against tuberculosis.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-17
B. & 0. ELIMINATES
TRAIN AUDITORS
Fifty Men VIII Lose Their jobs; Saw
ing the Railroad About.
Seo,ooo.oo.

Following swiftly upon The retire
raent from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad of George l.. Potter, as third
yice-pres den, and general manager
came the announcement tina one OF
Mr. Potter's pet systems is being abol-
ished, and that the large force Of men
needed for II will be thrown out OF
employment.
It was the system CT train auditing
which was ended so abrup ly and il
was the 80 or so men known as train
auditors who will Jose their post ons.
The order abolishing some OF these
positions was issued Immediately
upon Mr.. Potter's retirement, and be-
came effective. it was stated, on
last Saturday night, when 10 of the
auditors were dismissed. This action
+ was said, will be followed by the
dismissal OF the others, and this will
result in a saving of more than
$50 900 year in salaries.
Train auditors were unknown on the
Baltimore and Ohio until they we're
installed by Mr.. Potter about five or
six years ago The duties of he ofii-
Gals. it was then announced. would be
to collect tickets and attend 10
he clerical work which formerly fell
upon the conductors. The latter Off
Gals, II was explained would be r5liev-
ed of much of the de all of their posi-
tions and would have more time TO
give to the safe y of the train and the
passe myers in their charge.
Mr. Potter had been famila with
he work of these new officials in the
West, where they were known rs train
inspectors. They were only assigned to
the heavy through trains. They were
well established in the West, but from
the first they proved, 1t is stated, a
constan. source Of irritation on the
Baltimore and Ohio.
The conduc tors resented the pres
ence of the new men, whom they re-
ferred to as spoilers" and it was
claimed that the system did not work
smoothly and did not have the effect
of relieving the conductor of any i'm
portant duties. But Mr.. Potter be-
lievsd in the system. and as long as
he remained with the road the system
was continued
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-17
WARNING SOUNDED
BY FIRE MARSHAL
To Martinsburg Merchants and the
Public in General to Be
Very Careful

The state fire marshal has issu d
the following warning 10 insburg
merchants and the public in general:
We desire to call attention 10 she
danger to life and property from the
fire hazards of holiday displays and
decorations in public buildings.
churdhes and especially in mercantile
establishments.
The common use of tissue paper,
cotton. cheese-cloth. fes oonings, har
vest specimens and other inlammabie
materials Is considered ex remedy dam
gerous. especially when used with cleo
tric lighting effects and o her common
lights, it being practically impossible
to make Displays Of this nature without
a decided increase in the fire hazards.
Ali extensions, temporary work or
additions to electric lighting or power
service, such as extra lights, minia-
ture lamps and small power arrange
ments for automatic displays or any
other alterations OF electric installation
should be installed only by competent
electricians and this office should be
notified of any such alterations in or
der that proper inspections can be
made. Do no attach display material
of any kind to electric wires; allow no
paper or combustible shades to be at
tached to globes. and in show windows
particularly, keep material of ali SORTS
free from wire and globes.
Precautions should be taken to pre-
vent the accumulation OF light packing
materials, rubbish and other inhamma-
bic stuffs in basement. packing and
shipping rooms, under counters and i'll
pits of elevator shafts. Do not store
stock or material on stairways, landing
or steps. See THAI firt doors and
not automatic. detail an enploye To
close them before leaving premises
each night. After closing for the day
an employee should be detailed 10 go
over the entire building. and report
conditions 10 the management. and the
night Waterman should be instructed
o make similar report.
Note manner and location of fire APP
paratus in the store. see hat such APP
paratus is in working order and pre-
pare to use same in case of fire. Re-
quest customers TO refrain from smoG-
ing, or holding lighted cigars or cigar
cites while in the store. mo smok-
ing cards should be posted conspicu-
ously.
In addition TO the danger to prop
erty from displays referred TO, he dan
ger to life in crowded stores or places
Of meeting, by reason of panic occa-
stoned by fire, even though it be small
and easily controlled, is also serious
and immediate attention given the
sugge stion contained herein may be
the means of preventing a fire in your
particular property.