Evening star., 1909-02-24
CHIEF GIVES DIRECTIONS
Work Mapped Out for Detail at the
Union Station.
HOSPITALS ALONG THE LINE
Members Divided Into Squads for
Special Duties-No Obst-uc-
tions on the Sidewalks.

There was a largely attended meeting OIL
the Union station and street obstruction
divisions of the committee on public order
in the New Willard last night. Maj. Rich
ard Sylvester. superintendent OF poilce
and chairman of the general committee
on public order. presided. The chairman
discussed the question of maintaining Or
der Inauguration day. and explained that
there will be a much larger force employed
at the coming inaugural than heretofore.
Special instructions have been printed
for the benefit of the Union station d.
vision of the committee. All of these
members are special policemen. but there
will be a large force of regulars and
specials on duty at the station who are
not members of the committee. The
Union station members are divided into
six reliefs, and are advised 10 "ork III
couples for better effect.
a temporary hospital has been estaD-
lished east of the grand VeStlDuie. ana
special police telephone with an officer IN
charge will be placed at the east emo oI
the building.
One of the measures for the protection
NJ visitors from annoyance will be that
runners for hotels and boarding houses
will not be allowed within sixty feet OF
the station property
Assignment of Details.
The members of the committee are
riven cab rate cards, and are empowered
to settle disputes as to cab fares. Ihey
are also TO see that all public vehicies
have rate cards displayed.
Members of this division were directed
to report for duty March 3 and 4. the
8 O'Clock detail will be under command
of Capt. A. ]. Cummings and Will De com
posed of B. F. Adams. Thomas IL. Arm
strong, w. a. Brown. l.. >. Brown. y. =.
S. Burger, Joseph A. Burkhart. W. W.
Bolls, A. Brand. H. r. Burton r. NJ.
Brown. G.. NJ. Bond. W. Ii. Callahan. h
ID. Carusi L. r. Colburn, NJ, 0. Chance,
b. F. Chase. A. III. DeReimer. George w.
Driver and w. A. Domer.
Capt c. c.. Coombs will be in charge
of a detail at l. o'clock composed or
Walter c. Davis. James T. DuEois. h.
d. Feast, Morris F. Fry, E. D. Flather.
rett. Herbert Gill. Edward Holland. G.
A. Howe F. l.. Harries. w B. Hardy,
G. b. Hoover. James Hendley, William
c. Johnson. Hugh Kane. F; B. Keefer'
Capt Calvin Farnsworth will have
charge OF a detail at o'clock pm. Of
men who will remain on duty until o
o'clock. those who are to compose this
William McNeir. II. E. Mockbee, w. F.
Myers. ]. l.. Norris, 5r.. Francis Nye.
j. H. Nolan. G. w. Ofrutt. E. H. Parry
A. X. Phillips. R. B. Pratt. T. W. Powers
jamin Reiss and o. ]. Ricketts,
The late relief the night of March 3
will be under command of Capt. R. A.
OBrien and will perform duty from 0
o'clock until / o'clock in the morning.
The members of his command are A. G.
Plant F. W. Powers. c. c. Rogers H.
w. Reed. S. H. Reizenstein. DIR. w. L.
Robins. Nj. d. Rosenberg Revere Rogers
Sebring G. r. Sheriff, W. G. Spottswood
Henry Seymour. o. S. Smith, E. K. Staley,
and j. L. Smith.
No Obstruction of Sidewalks.
The chairman announced to the men,
bers of the street obstruction division
that they will be expected to make a
thorough canvass of all business houses
on pennsylvania avenue from 1st to
18th streets and 18th street to New
York avenue and urge the proprietors of
the same not to permit barrels. boxes.
tables and similar distractions to be
placed on the sidewalks March during
the parade: They will give warning that
II is a violation Of the law and ask for
cooperation with the authorities to pre-
vent such distractions
This canvass should be made March Q
and B. and March the members of the
division Will divide into squads and cover
their respective localities to see that the
law Is enforced
Capt. ]. d. Bartlett will supervise this
work from 18th to 18th street and Penn
sistants:
]. NJ Bowie. DIR. A. j. Brown, A. l..
Baldwin. j. A. Cahill. H. ii. Darneille,
r. w Duttcn. I. G. Dulin. G. w. Evans.
Julius Garfinkle. Thomas Grant. w. F..
Hart, c. T. Hickman. W. c. Haskell
r. f. Joyce. A. W. Kelley and c. II.
From 4th to 18th street, Cant Isaac
Cans will supervise this work and be as
sisted by r. P. Andrews, w II. Amiss.
r NJ Brylawski, Eugene Cochran, E II
Droop, Ralph Gait. George Gibson, Ben
Jamln Graves. ID. S. Hoover, r. s. Howell
r Warren Johnson. S. A Kimberly ST.
mon kann. Louis Kann. F. p May. oliver
Metzerott. Nj G. Mccormick p III. Rus
sell. T. q; Schafer: Edward Stevens. G. F.
smut, III {. Thompson and H r.
Wheeler.
Stations for Ambulances.
Maj Sylvester made the announce
ment at the close of the meeting that
amoulances will be stationed inaugura-
tion day at the following places:
No. 1-At the north end of grandstand
east or the Capitol. telephone. Capitol
No. AT southeast corner of Capitol
grounds.
No. AT northeast corner Capitol
grounds.
No. AT New Jersey avenue and p
street northwest: telephone. Capitol l.
-No- Al New Jersey avenue and
street southeast.
No. 6.At Peace Monument; telephone,
Main 1906.
No. AT Sd street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Richardson's drug store: tele-
phone. Main 2921.
No Sat south side of 9Th street and
Pennsylvania avenue; telephone. Main
3447.
No AT Gilman's drug store, 7th
street and Pennsylvania, avenue; teIe-
phone Main 144.
No. 10-At Stevens drug store. 9th
and Pennsylvania avenue; telephone.
Main $500
No ll-At the Raleigh Hotel, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue; tele-
phone, Main 3S10.
NO l2-At l312 street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. Municipal lunchroom: tele-
phone. Main 2425
No l3-At the Regent Hotel. 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue: tele.
phone. Main 1892
No. 14-At Thompson's drug store.
18th street and New York avenue: teIe-
phone. Main 70I.
No. 15-At East Executive avenue
No. 16--At West Executive avenue
No l1-At j. III. Goodman's, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue; tele-
phone, Main 24SS
No. 1S-At Nichols drug store. 1901
Pennsylvania avenue; telephone. Main
1870.
No 1s-At Cochran Hotel 14th and X
streets; telephone. Main 1884
No. 2O-At 10th street and Lafayette
Park.
Patrol wagons will also be stationed
Hnft