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should be set level, and never filled or carrried while they are lightde. Keep the fuel supply outdoors. Wipe up all spillage. Since heaters t use up oxygen, always keep a door or window slightly open in a room where such .a heater is in use.
All types <^f heaters should, of course, be kept’,clean and in good condition. Any heater that is not in good condition—because of age damage or wear—should be thrown away. Heaters in use should be set out of the line of traffic and away from curtains, tablecloths. * furniture and other combustibles. ,
2. Hearth fires. To keep sparks from flying out on rugs and upholstry, keep a sturdy fire screen in place at all times. Chimneys must be clean and free from cracks, too.
3. Heating systems. Every home heating plant, including boilers and pipes, must be kept clean and in good repair. If the ceiling or walls near the furnace feel hot, you may need more insulation to keep them from charring or catching fire. If. in doubt, consult an' experienced serviceman. Don’t leave rubbish or kindling, paints or turpentine near the furnace. If there are ashes, put them in covered metal cans, never in wooden or cardboard boxes.
Trial Justice Cases
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The Commonwealth Sts. Eldon Sisk, of Peola Mills, charged with assault and battery; case dismissed on motion of complaining witness, at cost to defendant. Arresting officer was P. D. Cockrell.
The Commonwealth vs. Dewey
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