San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

meath are slogans warning against the
foolish method of the ostrich.
Junior councils are also being or
ganized. In order to become mem
Der of the Junior Safety Council. each
student must do the following things
for a period of one month before adj
mission into the council: Keep to
the right on streets where cars run.
Go up and down stairs one step at
time. Look where running. Do
not bully little fellows. Do not play
on streets where cars run. Look both
ways in crossing streets and railroad
tracks. BE ever ready TO assist old
people, cripoles and little children to
avoid danger for them at street
crossings. Do not hitch on to cars
running on the streets. Never use
roller skates in places where street
cars or automobiles run. Do not
jump from moving trains or vehicles.
Look for danger signals and heed
them. Say, ANY wire is live wire. Z"
Keep your eyes on a scratched match
until it is burned out. Never leave
campfire until it is out. Do not
thow stones. Play safe, as much for
the other fellows sake as for your
o"hs i<tN .FbuA it4OAAp W. lfAANA
be safe than sorry" Have the safety
habit.
The pledge necessary to admission
in Junior councils must be not only
learned, but followed. 1t states. in
part: Il will work for the safety
of others as / would want them to
work for my safety. / will try to
be careful at all times, everywhere.
| will do my part to reduce the num-
Der of accidents this year. All this
j will do for the sake of humanity
and my school"
Would Prevent Deaths.
Members of the Junior council are
| empowered by their membership to
| guard and care for the safety of their
! playmates, and they must report an
unsafe condition or event that exists
| to their knowledge in their neighbor-
hoods. The council hopes that by
! instilling in the minds of children
the importance of making the streets
and their daily lives safe and sane,
fewer mortalities from avoidable ac-
cidents will result, and less people
Will be cruelty MANNED, killed or
injured by carelessness that is pre-
ventable.
Teams have been working faith
fully on n membership drive, in or
der that funds sufficient TO conduct
the Safety Councils gigantic program
for the public good, NAV be obtained
No. l is commanded by James Cald-
well and has as members Wallace
Carnahan, S. W. Scott and Emil
Mueller. Team No. > has II. T.
Pruitt for its captain, with l.. II
Kifer and l. NJ. McIlhency as mem
bers. Bishop Capcrs is captain Of
No. 3, with Willard Beaman, Mar
win Trice and y. ii. Williamson as
members. Ralph Hugo heads team
No. 4. with a. l.. Moooii the assistant
Arthur Burnett has the leadership o.
No. with Joe Walsh, G.. c. Blanch
ard and Major S. Z. Adams as mem
bers. Leon Walthall is captain o
No. 6. with ]. Il. Washer and o. Il
: Lattimer as members.
Team No. Z has Rev. A. III. BranC
: as captain with Ralph Fork and r
: NJ. Watson as members. Team No
) s is headed by S. Baker, with W. c
Holland as member. No. o ha
one member, the captain, Gail Good
! loe.
Who Have Subscribed.
7 The following firms have subscrib
2 | ed to the Bexar County Safety Coun
] ellis work: San Antonio Public Ser
: vice. $1,000; Southwestern Bell Tcle
! phone, $500; Grayburg Oil company