2. What are the laws concerning the public collection and disposal of garbage? How much responsibility in this line has your family? Can you do what you please? Is there any practical use for garbage? 3. What is the source of your local water supply? What measures are taken to make and keep it pure?--State some of the results of lack of care in this matter. 4. Why should there be regulations about spitting in public places? Why are common towels and drinking cups forbidden? What are the general rules for prevention and treatment of tuberculosis? 5. Trace the life history of the house fly or filth fly and tell why it is a menace. How may the fly be exterminated? How are mosquitoes dangerous? How may they be eliminated? REFERENCES: "Democracy in Reconstruction," Frederick A. Cleveland and Joseph Schafer, Houghton Mifflin. "A Manual for Health Officers," J. Scott MacNutt, John Wiley and Sons. "House of the Good Neighbor," Esther Lovejoy, Macmillan. "Community Civics," J. Field, Macmillan. "Town and City," F. G. Jewett, Ginn and Co. "Good Citizenship," J. Richman, American Book Co. "Healthy Living," Charles E. Winslow, Merrill Co. [Illustration: HEALTH WINNER SYMBOL--THE CADUCEUS IN TREFOIL] I. To earn this badge a Girl Scout must for three months pay attention to those conditions upon which health depends. She should keep a Health Record like that shown in the Handbook, which must cover at least the following points: 1. Position of body: Show improvement in posture. 2. Exercise (a) Walk a mile briskly or walk steadily and vigorously for fifteen minutes, or take some other active and vigorous outdoor exercise for at least thirty minutes. OR in case of bad weather, (b) Do setting-up exercises as given in Handbook every day. At least twenty minutes should be spent on these, either at one time, or ten minutes night and morning. To make this point will require a record of compliance for at least seventy-five days in three months. 3. Rest. (a) Go to bed early. Be in bed by at least 9:30 and sleep from eight to ten hours. Do not go to parties, the theatre, movies or any other late entertainment on nights before school or work. 4. Supply needs for Air, Water and Food in the right way: (a) Sleep with window open. (b) Drink at least six glasses of water during the day, between meals; taking one before breakfast, two between breakfast and lunch, two between lunch and dinner, and one before going to bed.