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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Troop Three

Ten boys enrolled Friday the
fourteenth In tho Winchester Junior
Rtlc Corps unit which We have de
clded TO organize. We are going 10
TX up rife range and attempt 10
discover sotno budding Kit Carsons.
a committee was appointed 10 ar
range for u troop ceremonial. Three
members wcre not present because
they were representing the troop I'm
tho big Red Cross pageant at Con %
vention hall.
was our overnight hike OF Shtur-
day tho fifteenth sucCcss2 IN saw
u was, and 80 will anyone who was
there, We left Tulsa SATURDAY.
morning Mt 1890. on leaving sand
Springs we hlked to that pnrt OF
Lost city on the hill near tho rock
quarry and Price Sand company.
When we reached our destination
We were met by the scouts who
had brought out the troop tent In a
car. After putting up our tent wa
mad supper and dinner I'm one then
played some games. About thls time
we STAGED thrilling chases through
tho woods. returned 10 camp and
nit the hay" Cor rather blankets)
I'lrht ard rarly In the morning VIC
roso up ana smote old Man Ilhnger
squarely between tho eyes Next the
tent was taken down and severat
partlfs sailed forth TO explore the
fastnoss Of the forest primeyal. on
tho return of tho last explorers, wC
all gathered around and held sun.
day school IN the woods. About II
a. m. we started back 20 town
reaching home with tired feet but
happy rccolloctions.
Our meeting Of Friday tho TWEEN
ty-first was strictly business scs.
son, When tho roll was called
we answered by giving our patru
call. Judging by some OF tho cali
Che patrol animal was OF nm un
discovered species. The enrollmen
blanks for the Winchester Junto
Rifle Corps were received and file,
out and work on tho building Of
rifle range viii be started Saturday
November i2, A committee wa
appointed 20 make arrangement
for a troop Halloween party TO b
held Friday, oct 2s, and from
all present indications Il will be
big success. Mr.. Knight visited u
again and gave us a fine speech tina
did us all a great deal OF good, II
also gave some more ambitious one
chance 20 prove their mettle Il
making fire by friction.
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Meeting was called to order al
1890. The first thing We did was 10
arrange inc different articles we
have for our exhibit on the table
II was surprising TO see what the
boys have done towards Il, Sew
eral Of the boys worked especially
hard. Alfred Crosbie made "A signal
tower and two knot boards and Fred
Van Schalk made "A complete first
aid Kit, George Goodale made two
canoe paddles
our football team mot and de-
featcd carl Ravitz's football team
10 at Whittier field. We play COL
linsvillc high school Friday, Novcm
her 4. az Culliusvillo on the de-
fensive side for Troop 4 Murray's
and Donnclly's work were the out
standing features while softer
ftrom's 40-yard end run was the
lineup " the team Is ms follows
Nelonr left end, O. Miller, Lott
tackle, Desso. left guard, Handy
center; Donnelly guard; Raleigh
right tackle; Murray, right end
Stone, quarterback; Clark, right
haltbaCE; Sotterstrom, left half
back; Gormlcy, fullback. Subs are
Goodalc for Handy Crosbie toi
Miller or Raleigh, 81 Miller for Don
nelly Of Desao SettarsroW for Me,
lone or Murray Desso FOR Setter
strom.
Moody wants TO know:
Why Bob Scton's cap is gettiui
too small for him since no made thu
team.
WHY Peewee quit the troop.
II II IS true about Drury Melono'
actions ON Friday night
why Bob Stone, George Goodal
and Fred Van Schalk Volunteere
Cor night duty.
Where the other football team
arc.
who he's going 20 take SaturdG
night
Everything because he's inqulf
tive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Most people think, n they take
the trouble "a think at all, that the
natural color Of "A lobster is red, Ike
a ripe tomato, because that is the
way H. appears as 10 dr0pcs itself
over a block OF ice IN restaurant
windows But they only turn red
after being boiled, and at home an
the water they are a greenish color
IA shade OF green that makes them
practically invisible In their natural
surroundings. They live away down
az the bottom Of the ocean, among
the sllmy, mud-covered rocks, and
as far az anyone knows. have as
good "A time as the EeneTni run Of
us. They are equipped with eight
regular legs like a spider, and a
huge pair Of knobby arms. with a
pair Of pinccrs on each IN place OF
hands. ono pair of pinCcrs, or
claws as they are called. IL always
a lot bigger than the other The
big one is used mostly for crushing
shells 50 as TO get at the meat in
side. while the smaller IL used for
holding its prey. and for general
fighting purposes The lobster
nurses perpetual crouch, ana
never seems 10 be real carefrec and
happy unless it Is fighting some
thing and whenever II goes out for
a stroll it always carries a chip on
each shoulder and one on It's back,
and dares the world TO knock one
of them off. II manages to pick a
fight with the first lobster 1t meets.
regardless of the size Of the
stranger.
In their numerous battles, the
loss Of few legs. or maybe a claw
Is no uncommon thing. but that Is
"A small matter. as all they have "a
do is 10 quit fighting and wait a
while. until they grow out again II
one Of them gets hurt i'm any way. II
flies to the conclusion that It is the
nearest lobster that ~ responsible
80 II promptly jumps on IL. with
murder in its heart. II suddenly
alarmed. a lobster has the strange
power or throwing away one or both
claws, just as a panic stricken sol
dier might throw away his gun. ~
that his retreat might be unham'
pcred.
As a Holsters body rows and AZ
the shell doesn't. II naturally has C
| endure a squeezing nj pinchlng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
An Around the Circfe

Inst Wednesday evening +. j.
Kuckcrt, scou!master OF troop ,.
talked hcforo the nurents and
Teachers association OF the Horace
Mann school. Tho same evening.
paputy Commissioner Floyd ID
craft talked to the Parents and
Teachers association OF Lowell
school.
j. T.. Fitch. regional field execu'
tive from Dallas, Texas, was Nrs.
ttor at local headquarters last
Thursday ana Friday.
Several Of tho council members
and scout officials attended the
scout roundup at Sapulpa scout
cnmp last Wednesday evening. This
was the completion OF the organ .
iling Of the Creek county council
There were some very prominent
scout meu who gave instructive
talks at this meeting.
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compared with which. thl agony OF
a tight shoe Is nothing. " your
hat, collar, coat. trousers and shoes
were all several sizcS too small, you
might have a faint idea how O lob
gtcr feels when II outgrows it's shell.
At this time its whole npture under
goes change; II loses all interest In
eating. becomes as shrinking and
timid, as it had been aggressive, and
the prospect of Il fight losQs its old
time lure II rctircs from spcicty
and becomes q gloomy misanthrope,
and ~ IL were human, would scri-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Troop Six

John Gallagher, reporter. last
Sunday went out on u hikt TO Par
thonia park. ana had a good time.
Besides our BOOutm0stor Loo Frey
muth, we had with us T. Riley,
scoutmuster of Troop z. Fnthcr Il.
Dcpreltore and i. Manlcy father Of
Scout Frank Mnnley. Tho first
thing we enjoyed was good game
Of Indoor" after which each went
90 his fireplace ready 10 cook his
meal. In tho meantime we also
had n boxing match between Kid
Ncnninger and Knockout MorOncy
After this a few pictures were taken
and then everybody felt ready for n
good supper. We will not tell any
body that Mr., Manlcy brought some
pumpkin pies along, because on the
next hike the crowd might bt
doubled In number.
/ our last meeting was very well
attended. About 2S boys were
present. We appreciate tho visit
OF Mr.. sllyerthorn, scoutmaater OF
Troop i6 let It be known that
anyone Interested Ia troiItins Is
welcome to our meeting, our troop
was presented n set TO make fire
| by friction. This was denoted 10y
| Mrs. Tally and Scout James Tally
Many thanks for It.
We have IA regular "Iongfellow'
IN our troop. yet he Is only n short
fellow. The following poem w!ll
be given you 60 decide which he IL;
dee, but it's great 20 be insane,
TO rave and tear as n IN pain,
/ To see green and purple bulls,
| To drink raw milk In buckets fun
To ent raw heans, 90 capture flies
| To stick halrplns in apple pies,
70 put ones foot behlnd ones ear
TO sail toy boats In cans OF beer
Just try It once, and never again
WIN you wish you were not insane
Joseph Moran--Composer ol
Shakespear's Dramas
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TO the other folk telling those stor-
les about the sea monsters that were
waiting to gobble a fellow up II he
dared to 20 out too far on the
ocean" Brother Bob declared.
modestly.
"Oh. how silly!" Susie chuckled.
Really, would you? i wouldn't"
I'm not so sure about that" Bob
replied. 'Who is It wonder who
Is afraid TO go upstairs In tho
dark"
Susie shrugged her shoulders.
well, that's different. There
might be IA burglar up there, you
know, or something like that"
"But you are not afraid TO go up
IN the daylight Bob reminded her.
columbus wasn't afraid of pirates
and things he could see and fight"
II guess I'm not brave, awfully
then," Susie admitted. u am scared
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him, aren't we, Bob?"
II suppose so. SO grateful ~
fact, that we have time remeIl'
bering when he made his great as
covery," Bob laughed at SUSIE
face.
We'll. don't forget anymoreJ
she said, "If you are talking abopt
me. 1t was In fourteen hundrea
and ninety-three,"
"Two," corrected Bob. ,.
Three Susie insisted. Doh
| know the poem
"In fourteen hundred and nine'y-
three
Columbus sailed the deep blue hea''
SO there,"
Well" Bob laughed. III you
are going TO be a poet too, there -
no chance for me, ! see. GU ~
better stick to prose, Susie, uh~'
your memory bump develops"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Troop Nineteen

Troop 10 met 1880 Saturday
october 90, at the Episcopal ciNrch,
sixth and Cincinnati Several Inn
portant BUSINESS matters were
brought up. One was the organiz-
alton Of a football team and the
election OF Tom Mcdaniel as can
tain, ore OF the first things he did
was to Jet Tuesday for football
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ously consider suicide, as a quick
way out OF It's troubles. Its muscles
become soft and flabby. and its very
flesh seems to be 90 much mush, and
It is possessed by n great desire TO
jam itself down in some Crevice, and
stay hidden forever. At> point
In lts misery. the old shell gradu-
ally comes unbuttoncd down the
back, and after much pulling and
tribulatlnn the creature finally
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

ppt.,d ut the meeting by the name
OF Edward Sl2cr "what ! mean hc
an sure tickle the ly.rIos'
Larry D'CunuCr came 20 th"
meeting with Now scout HIIt. ~
wonder who the unucky guy is"
j. D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Notice TO All Scouts

Scouts viii meet al trains for the
Northeastern Educational assoc a,
tion which will be held November
l9. and 8. All who wish TO do
civic work for this, which will be TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
WilIrOsc Troop.

Wildrose troop met last Tuesday
with 10 present, two Of whom were
new members They are Eleanor
and Mabel Munger. We are sure
they will make splendid Girl Scouts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Good for Justine Kentzel. Mabel
Munger. Gertrude Black, Lily Jones
and Frances Robinson for paying
their dues. See IL the rest OF us
can't do as we'll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Mother Did / hear you say
your prayers2"
Willie: III you didn't it's the first
thing that ever got by YOU"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Goldeurod Troop No. met in n
regular but very brief session, after
which we went on a short hike east
OF Kendall. We were looking for
anything OF interest, but mostly pc
cans or persimmons, finding only a
few OF the latter.
Friday night we had tacky par
~ at the home OF our captain, All
report very nice time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Juanita Specs. Gertrude Black
and Lucille Pahmeyer paGscd the
tenderfoot test last Tuesday and are
now ready to be initiated, Tha,
makes 10 girls in'all who are to be
initiated November 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

on making sure OF everything.
And II anybody got to shake hands
with Mr.. smith.
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Every girl better be on time q
o'clock) In the church basement for
the long postponed initiation No
yember 4.
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Trnnn 3 wnnte to know

Troop 3 wants to know:
How many scouts are coming to
that party next Monday.
IL We can tell the eats" commit
tee to give us enough to eat
10 we are any Of us afraid OF
ghosts and Witches.
who will be the best masquerader.
VIII we all have the good timeNwe
plan on.
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We were glad TO have Hazel Da-
wilson and Agatha Andre with us at
our last party and hope they will be-
come regular scouts, - we know
they will make good ones.
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BY sNAPPY SERVICE
,vas held la!t Friday evening with
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The election OF officers was post
poned until after the initiation.
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We want TO know II the Country
Vamp" arrived home all O. *. and
n Nemie wants to slide OFT any more
logs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

We want TO know II any OF the
troops can tell us where we can get
leaves OF the sassafras and tulip
tree. our girls are anxious TO get
those leaves for the completion of
their flower finder badge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Did you know there were IS
scouts at our last initiation? But
what we want 10 know Is, whore
were all those scouts at our regular
meetlngs?
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Eorrctmcnnt Tronn q.

We are going 10 have business
meeting November II at our regular
place OF meeting and urge all scouts
20 be present. as we are going to re-
organize and elect now officers. Do
not forge. the hour, z O'Clock sharp,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

We think II IS much more inter
eating to read the notes than to
write thcm. However, as that Is the
only way to get our troop name in
the paper, we just had to write
notes.
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Bs Prepared" w N do Good Turn Daily

Barr Of Patrol 81. - am sorry ]
can't Dee with you az your meetings
nut, Ike a good scout / read the
scout news every Sunday and try 90
Keep ia touch with my sister scyuts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

barr OF ihitbl 81 ) am sorry ]
can't Dee with YOU az your meetings.
nut, Ike good scout, / read the
sceit news every Sunday and try 90
Keep Ia touch with my sister SCOUTS.
Onk Troop ..
October 30 is the time 90 be n true
Girl Scout. Scout meeting viii start
promptly at 2 o'clock and laat Just
one hour The meeting will Dee held
at 80 south Victor and every girl
must and viii be there Come on,
what's the use uf being "a scout II
you don't intend to be faithful2
our troop will never be large
enough TO suit our leaders, so all
new members are urged TO come.
Curiosity Killed tho cat II for no
other reason than curiosity. come.
We have no doubt but what YOU will
be with US every meeting II you
you come once.
We think IL IS much more inter
esting to read the notes than to
write thcm. However as that Is the
only way to get our troop name in
the paper, We just had TO write
notes.
We wonder.
II any other troop finds It hard
TO write notes.
And II IT will be any harder now
that we have to make two copies
OF our notes.
II we are not glad to have our
scout news issued in two papers.
How many girls will come TO our
meeting sunday
II this isn't enough news for one
time, or II It is all bunk.
N--aaa-
Opal Bass and Marian Brady have
Joined the Flying Eaglcts. My, how
our troop is growing! Welcome,
girls, here's TO your success In
Troop .,
our captain was absent from last
meeting and We miss her very much
Scout Ruth Irwin conducted the
meeting, as our business chairman
was also absent.
We are 10 have "A scout Halloween
party Monday evening from 20
$3.50 y. M, at the home Of Irene
MCElrsath Plans We're made tor
this at our last meeting and several
committees appointed As we are
going to the party masked, a pass
word was given TO each scout so that
there would be no admissions be-
cause of mistaken identity.
Mrs. c. bowman, n scout mother,
attended our last meeting. She has
promised to be our lieutenant and,
as you all probably know, We are
very glad to have her, as We need a
lieutenant badly.
In place OF the usual smashbail
practice, we substituted AT our last
meeting marching instead. There
la a very noticeable Improvement In
the marching since last spring, and
we are all much gratified, because
We have really tried to improve.
II will soon be time for dues again
| Don't forget, Oh ye scouts!
Here Is one OF tke latest master.
| pieces of Troop 3 poets. II Is suns
| To the tune Of "Oh, Won't You Com,
| over 10 NJ House" and is entitled
"Smashbail Blues"
| "Oh, won't you come over to oul
| school,
| on, won't you come over and play
We've got a good diamond and UNI
| plTP, too,
And Wen play square game as al
scouts do.
Wen give you last bats and be fai
! TO all
II you'H play Troop 8 a game o
smashbGII."
r. y. and L. s.
Troop 3 wants TO know:
How many scouts are coming L
that party next Monday
IL We can tell the "eats" commit
| tee. to give tiS enough to eat
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our troop will never be large
enough TO suit our leaders, so all
new members are urged To come.
Curiosity Killed tho cat. II for no
other reason than curiosity. come.
We have no doubt but what YOU will
be with us every meeting II you
YOU come once.
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Wanted, two brave girls to volun-
teer TO dig worms.--AdVt.
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We are seriously thinking OF ac-
cepting Troop 3's challenge to play
smashbail. At least we are trying
to organize team.
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meet the teachers and direct them
10 their place OF registration, please
report at local headquarters at 4 y,
m Tuesday November 2. These
scouts will meet trains until 6;25 p.
m, Trains coming in after this will
be met by the scouts who have reg
istered for night duty. Then at 1880
a, m. November 3, scouts are asked
10 report again to meet trains until
$3.50 q, m.
VIII the following boys who have
registered for night duty please re-
port at local headquarters witr a
blanket at $50 y. m, November 2.
Norman Drake. II. G. Adams, Ebert
Gum, SID Iyerson Bin Kelley, Ray.
mond Courtney, Justin r. Anderson,
Wilson Cochran, william Stryker,
| Leslie Brooks, Tom MCDANIEL.
George Goodale, Robert stone, Fred
| NanSchaik, Harry Campbell and
John Blair These boys will go on
duty at $40 .. m. November : and
go Off duty a. a. III. November 3.
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we would Ike TO ask.

We would like TO ask;
Mildred, il AL fishes like fish
food?
May. IL she has recovered from
her stunning time.
Ruth. where she learned to be
such a highstepper.
Gwendolyn, II she always insists
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

oh, have you seen the goat? He
is getting fat.
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Say, did you see that smile on
Nellies face? Said she had ice
cream and cake for supper, Who
was your company, Nellie?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Almanac Howard. Florence Grant
and Edwlna composed the advance
guard who put up posters, ar
ranged the table and prepared every
thing Tor the sale at the hotel
Gladys Rupp, Maymo Lowry, Elean-
or MCCuCu, Anna Hardy lngrid
BrandRorg, Lcnoro Turnquist, FLOR
cnCc Grant, Ruth May and Florence
RolIrTA
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Has anyone ever heard this be-
fore? "The longest way around is
the sweetest way home" Ask Mar
jorle and Betty.
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claws, just as a panic stricken SOL
dier might throw away his gun. so
that his retreat might be unham-
pered.
As a Holsters body rows. and as
the shell doesn't. II naturally has to
endure a squeezing nj pinchlns,
on making sure OF everything.
And II anybody got to shake hands
with Mr., Smith.
Wildrosc Troop.
Wildrose troop met last Tuesday
with 10 present, two Of whom were
new members They are Eleanor
and Mabel Munger. We are sure
they will make splendid Girl Scouts.
Juanita Specs Gertrude Black
and Lucille Pahmeyer pa1scd the
tenderfoot test last Tuesday and are
now ready to be initiated, That
makes 10 girls in'all who are to be
initiated November 4.
Good for Justine Kentzel. Mabel
Munger, Gertrude Black, Lily Jones
and Frances Robinson for paying
their dues. See IL the rest OF us
can 40 as We'll
The election OF officers was post
poned until after the initiation.
Every girl better be on time q
o'clock) In the church basement for
the long postponed initiation No
vember T.,
Wanted, two brave girls to volun-
teer TO dig worms.-Advt.
oh, have yoa seen the goat? He
is getting fat.
Say, did you see that smile or
I Nellie's face? Said she had Ice
| cream and cake for supper, WhC
was your company, Nellie?
Has anyone ever heard this be
| fore? "The longest way around Il
the sweetest way home" Ask Mar
! jorie and Betty.
Wanted, to know by several un
initiated girls:
How large-is the goats salary?
How are the worms to be cooked
| and served? (Stewed, girls, anC
eaten with Chopsticks).
Arc you going to- have a cushion
for us 10 fall on? And do we have
to pun off our shocs2
win we live through the ordeal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-13
MANY FIRES OCCUR THAT COULD
Be AVERTED-LITTLE PRECAUTION
NIGHT SAVE MILLIONS OF LOSSES

Farm fires cost about s20,000,000
a year-s1s,166,7i0 OF tho fires that
year SO per cent we're from causes
classed as preventable, 81 per cent
from partly preventable causes, and
80 per cent unknown but believed 20
have been largely preventablo. With
inadequate fire-fighting equipment
on farms, fires are hard to control.
Prevention is the best way to deal
with them.
Defective chimneys and flues took
toll to the extent Of 1892, 03f ;
sparks on roofs s1,1s1,i7l; careless
use OF matches by smokers and
Others, sl,071, 9s7; petroleum and its
products, s732,067; and stoves, furn-
aces, boilers, and their pipes, s674,-
96s.
The largest item listed as partly
preventable Is lightning, S3,933,950.
Fire Prevention Week should be
made a special time for looking over
the premises TO see that the buildings
are in the best practicable shape to
prevent and resist fire; that inflam-
mable rubbish is cleared away; and