The Washington times., 1902-09-03
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forth in the police regulations of the
District of Columbia, shall apply to all
| hacks. coaches, OIL other vehicles, or
motor vehicles, during the period OF
| said encampmenI.
Sec g. Whenever the running oi
| cars. hacks. or other vehicles. or motor
| vehicles, not otherwise provided for,
shall interfere with the parade, or
parades. during said encampmen;. in
any way. either as to their formation,
marching. or disbandment. it shall be
the duty of the police to stop such cars.
herdics, or other vehicles. or motor We
hicles. until such parade, or paradeF.
threatened with interception, shall have
passed that point.
Sec. 4. During the period named for
said encampment, as set forth in the
preamble of this order, no person shall
be allowed to intrude with any vehicle
of any character or kind. or other OBJ
struction. upon a street or public space.
within sixty yards of the line of any
parade, or beg ond or within the roped
loops or spaces set aside on the streets,
avenues, or intersecting streets OF ave-
nues, as may be indicated by printed
signs or ropes. except by permission.
'Sec. 5. The Major and Superinten
dent of Police shall prescribe all streets
and avenues to be set aside and used
for the purpose of parade. or parades,
as well as all streets and avenues TO
be kept clear of obstruction. and desig-
late the most practical routes through
side streets, or thoroughfares, for the
use of the Fire Department, United
States mail wagons, police patrol wag-
ons. ambulances, and emergency We
hicles as he may deem proper.
Closed Streets and Avenues.
Sec. 6. The Major and Superinten-
dent of Police shall designate the
against the passage OF street railway
cars and other vehicles on the day or
DAYS of parade, prescribing in his order
the dates. hours and time during which
such streets shall be closed to traffic.
Sec. I. The placing or locating of
boxes. barrels, tables, ladders, chairs
or other distractions on or along the
sidewalks or footways adjacent or con-
tiguous TO the line of any parade will be
in violation of law. and is strictly pro-
hibited. Any person or persons occu-
pying such boxes. barrels. tables. lad
ders. chairs or other distractions shall
be considered as obstructing the side
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order. and shall be dealt with accord
ingly.
Sec. s. The posting of handbills ana
posters on review or other stands with
out permission from the chairman or
secretary Of the national encampment
executive committee is forbidden. and
parties will be subject to the
penalties hereinafter provided.
Sec. .. Permits for the use of any
streets. avenues or sidewalks in the city
Of Washington as the chairman of the
executive committee for the entertain
ncnt of the Grand Army of the Republic
may require for the erection of stands
Turing said period will be issued by the
Engineer Department CT the Distric.
and all stands or plat
'orms that may be erected on the
streets, avenues or sidewalks shall be
Ipder the supervision of said citizens'
committee and in accordance
With plans and designs TO be approved
~ the Architect of the Capitol, The
of Public Buildings and
Grounds and Building Inspector of the
District of Columbia, and the failure of
my person or persons having control of
n occupying such stands upon any |
treet, avenue or sidewalk to produce |
duly authorized permit therefor shall |
ubject him or them 10 the penalties |
hereinafter prescribed.