Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07
and vehicle traffic between the hours OF
2:15 o'clock pm. and until such time as the

and vehicle traffic between the hours of
2:15 o'clock pm. and until such time as the
parade shall have passed:
1t is ordered that twelve mounted pri-
Yates shall report to Inspector F. r. cross,
mounted at the Peace monument, LIST street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest at l:45
o clock pm. sharp Inspector Cross will
escort the parade along the line of march
and observe that the streets on which the
parade passes are kept clear from curb to
curb and that the privates under his COM
mand keep equal distance in formation and
protect the passing Of the parade at the
point of turn for disarmament at 18th street.
adopting such course as will avoid conges-
ton in that locality.
Escort to Grand Marshal.
Inspector Cross shall detail four mounted
privates at 18th street to escort the grand
marshal and staff to the point of dismissal.
Capt Byrnes. with four sergeants. thirty
privates and three mounted privates. shall
respect the order of the Commissioners, and
give the parade unobstructed passage from
1st street to 7th street northwest along
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Details
shall report at LIST street and Pennsylvania
avenue at 30 O'Clock pm.
CAPTAIN Daley. with four SergeantS, thirty
privates and two mounted sergeants and
two mounted privateS. snail respect the Or
der of the Commissioners and give the
parade unobstructed passage from 9TH to
18th streets northwest along Pennsylvania
avenue. Details shall report to Captain
Daley at Ith street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at / 80 O'Clock pm.
Captain Williams. with four sergeants,
forty privates and four mounted privates.
shall respect the order of the Commission
ers and give the parade unobstructed pas
sage from 18th street along Pennsylvania
avenue to 18th street northwest on the east
side. Details shall report to captain VIII
liams a 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at / 30 o'clock pm.
Unobstructed Passage
Captain Sullivan. with three sergeants.
forty privates and two sergeants and two
privates mounted. shall respect the order
of the Commissioners and give the parade
| unobstructed passage from the west side
of 18th street northwest to the north side
| of Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Details
! shall report to Captain Sullivan at 10Th
| street and Pennsylvania avenue at 1 80
o'clock pm.
Captain Boyle assisted by Captain Doyle,
i with four sergeants, sixty privates, two
sergeants and six mounted privates. shall
| respect the order of the Commissioners and
| give the parade unobstructed passage from
! 18th street on the west to 18th street north
west Details shall report to Captain Boyle
| at l 30 o'clock pm.
Captain Sullivan. with his command shall
| rope 18th street at the entrance to the
! treasury ground at 30 o'clock pm, also
| at 18th street and New York avenue north
west.
Captains Boyle and Doyle, with their
| command. shall rope in front of the White
| House from Executive avenue and in front
| of Jackson Square at 80 o'clock pm,
also the intersections thereat, until the
| parade shall have passed.
| All ropes shall be marked and be prompt
| ly taken down and returned to the station
| when the parade shall have passed.
Stations Of Ambulances.
| Ambulances will be stationed at 7th street
and Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
| and Pennsylvania avenue
All persons who may be found sick OF
/ otherwise incapable of caring for them
! selves shall be taken to the nearest hos.
| pitfalls or to the nearest station, as the occa.
| sion may require members of the force be-
| ing mindful Of the existing orders on the
subject.
| Members of the force shall be respectful
| to all persons. but firm it need be.
| The law-abiding citizen will respect any
legal or reasonable request
| Avoid harshness and maltreatment OF
prisoners or other persons. but be firm In
| the enforcement of the laws and regula.
tons.
! Members should not argue any question