Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-01

| the committee on public comfort are per-
mitted to pass the lines.
Passes will be. issued by the major and
| superintendent Of police, and are the only
| ones to be recognized
Drivers Of vehicles displaying pass are
entitled to cross the lines.
No bicycle or other. obstruction should
| be permitted within the lines unless the In
| dividual accompanying the same has a pass
| from the major and superintendent of po-
| lice extending such privilege.
| When the parade shall have passed any
| given point members of the force located
| at the intersecting streets will remove the
| ropes and coil them In safe position so as
| not to be an obstruction.
| Pennsylvania avenue should be cleared of
| all vehicles and pedestrians by $50 O'Clock
| am. sharp. The parade will move at III
o'clock
Street cars on Pennsylvania avenue should
| not be permitted to pass the Peace monu-
ment going west later than 9:40 O'Clock
am, and going east should not be per-
! mitted to pass 18th street or where they In
| tersect at 14th street and New York ave-
nue. going south later than $50 o'clock a M
When the parade shall have passed the
members Of the several precinct commands
will promptly report to their respective sta
| tons.
Reception and Fireworks.
At o'clock pm. ten privates and five
special policemen will report to Sergeant
Goss at the pension building, to remain
until after the reception, which will be con-
Guided about 5 o'clock pm. when they will
| report to their respective stations.
Three sergeants, two mounted privates.
sixty privates and twenty special police
men will report to Lieut.. Byrnes at Con-
vention Hall, 9TH and K streets northwest,
at Z o'clock pm. They will preserve good
order and see that every precaution Is
taken against accident. The lieutenant will
relieve these men as conditions may justify,
they to report to their respective stations
without delay.
Four sergeants. one mounted sergeant,
twenty mounted privates and 100 privateS
will report to Lieut.. Amiss at the Monu-
ment Lot at $50 o'clock pm, to preserve
good order in and about the fireworks dis
play. The roadways to the grounds will be
kept clear Of all vehicles, the lieutenant
exercising his discretion in parking the
same without the monument grounds upon
the streets, at such distance and in such
localities as will be a guarantee against &C
cident from runaways. The same direc-
lions should be given with regard to the
roadways south Of the location Of the fire
works display, in order that no accident
may occur from like cause.
The seventh and eighth precinct patrol
wagons will be stationed at the 18th street
entrance to the monument grounds for
service. If necessary. The drivers VIII re-
port to this location at $50 o CLOCK pm TO
Lieutenant Amiss, commanding
At the close of the display the members
of the force detailed thereto will remain on
the GROUNDS ana III SeEVlCe uHtil eACuSeu ny
direction Of Lieutenant Amiss, commanding.
Camp Roosevelt.
Lieutenant Boyle will maintain detail. as
conditions may justify. not less than eight
privates at any time. at Camp Roosevelt In
the White Lot, to preserve order and pre-
vent the intrusion Of vehicles and question:
able characters.
Lieutenant Boyle will have one bicycle
officer at command in the vicinity of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue for spe-
cial service during the time Of parade Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday
Lieutenants commanding the several pre-
clncts will arrange SO that the members of
the bicycle squad will be actively employed
during the absence of the regular members
Of their commands. particularly as acting
sergeants. In supervising the work Of the
special policemen employed in such pre-
cintS,
The acting lieutenant and mounted pri-
Yates acting as escort to the parade will
wear frock coats and full dress equipments:
other members Of the force sack coats, but
toned.
Sergeant shilling's detail. performing duty
In and about the Presidents stand, will
wear white gloves.