Evening journal., 1921-11-04

TO INSIST ON
ALL SAFETY
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Is to their suitableness and SUM-
cheney. whether as to quality. loca-
ton or number. II upon such -x-
animation such escapes be found to
be sufficient and suitable. the person
examining shall give the owner OF
such building or some one Of them,
II more than one, a certificate stat
ing such examination and his ap-
proval, which certificate shall be
good for two years. at the expiration
OF which time another examination
shall be had and like certificate
given. Such certificate Of approval
shall be evidence OF sufficient COM
pliance with the requirements OF this
act and shall protect such owner
from any penalty herein prescribed
during the time for which It may
have been given. The fee for such
examination shall be one dollar.
Sec. g. That all public school
houses. theatres. lecture rooms.
churches and public halls whore
large numbers Of people assemble,
II more than one story in height. now
erected or hereafter to be erected.
shall be furnished with door opening
outwardly and hung in such man.
ner as TO afford the most conven-
lent and ready Nuns OF safe and
speedy egress; ptovided. that any
building having doors Of egress that
open outuardly as provided in this
act may also have outer doors on
the front that do not so open, II said
outer doors are habitually kept open
during the services or performances.
sec. 4. That every owner OF
any such building as is specified in
this act, whether an individual or a
body corporate. who shall fail 10
comply with the provisions thereof
shall be deemed guilty Of a misde-
meanor and be liable to Indictment
and upon conviction shall forfeit
and pay TO the State a fine not ex-
ceeding two hundred dollars. and in
case Of corporation payment OF the
fine may be enforced by a writ OF
feri facias TO be Issued out OF the
court where such conviction was
had on the judgment thereof and
continued by venditioni exponas as
upon judgments Of the Superior
Court"
Passed at Dover, April /, 1881.
Fire Chief Lutz said this morninl
that Captain Umbekant has not ye
completed his list OF names 10 b.
recommended to the Department o
Public Safety for appointment a
firemen, but he expects TO receive
some time this afternoon. As sooi
as the names are received the direc
tors will begin making selections. l
is not proposed to select all the FIRE
men at one time, but simply thos
who complete their course OF train
. ing tomorrow. This first class com
prises 20 men. and another class o
40 will begin their course OF In
struction on Monday.
President smith. Of the Depart
ment Of Public Safety, said thi
morning that the names Of twenty
six men have been recommended G
the Department by Captain Umbe
kant as suitable men for the ap
pointment as hremen. These men
who were OF the class in training
prior TO the injunction proceedings
have passed the physical test in tn
training school and are now bein
Investigated as to moral character
etc. As soon as the directors are sat
ished as TO their general prohcienc
and character these men will be ap
pointed for probationary terms o
six months each.
orders we're given by the Depart
ment this morning for beds, bedding
p lockers. fire alarm boxes, punch res
listers and other supplies.
Beginning with December lst O
sooner the paid department shoul
become effective before that tint
oil bells on engine houses VIII Q
disconnected and no public alarm
fires will be given.