reasonable time, and it is deemed by the board desirable for the provincial governor to pass upon the same at the time of his periodical visit to the township, the board may, with the approval of the proper Departm ent head, delegate to the provincial governor, with respect to such township, the powers conferred upon the board in the preceding sections of this article. [1397-35.] S ECTION  2338 . Revocation of Liquor License. — If, after due investigation, a provincial board shall decide that any person holding a license to sell liquor pursuant to authority granted by the township council is abusing his license and privilege to the in jury of the public morals or peace or that any place so licensed has been or is conducted in a disorderly or unlawful manner, or is a nuisance, or is permitted to be used as a resort for disorderly characters, criminals, or women of ill repute, it may by o rder summarily revoke such license, subject to appeal to the Governor-General, whose action on the appeal shall be final. Such revocation shall operate to forfeit to the township all sums which may have been paid for said license and to prohibit the issuance  to the person whose license is so revoked of any other liquor license for a term which may be fixed in said order. [1397-29; 1746-3; Comp., 399 ( o ).] S ECTION  2339 . Township Police Force. —  In each township there shall be a chief of police and such number of policemen as the township council, with the approval of the provincial board, shall determine. All members of said force shall be peace officers; an d it shall be their duty to preserve order and exercise vigilance in the prevention of public offenses. They shall exercise the general power to make arrests and seizures according to law. DcICEa S ECTION  2340 . Regulation of Township Police. — The Chief of Constabulary shall prepare and promulgate general regulations for the organization, discipline, and inspection of the township police. IDaEHS A township council, with the approval of the provincial board, may issue supplementary regulations, not incompatible with law or the general regulations, for the governance of the local police force. S ECTION  2341 . Protection Against Fire. —  In townships having no paid fire department it shall be the duty of all officers and members of the police force to act as firemen, and the police force of each such township shall constitute a fire Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 690 Township Police and Supervision Thereof  ARTICLE  X