The Washington times., 1909-09-29
POLICE WILL ASSIST
BIG FLORAL PARADE
Major Sylvester Issues Order Calculated to Add TO the
Assured Success Of Pageant Of the Chamber of
Commerce Tomorrow Afternoon.

Major Sylvester has issued the follow
ing order for the automobile floral pa
rade tomorrow afternoon;
The decorated motor vehicles will as
| semble on the EIlipse. take their respec-
! tive places in line. beginufs z at 300
p. m, and move east at AGO o'clock
| along the south side Of Pennsylvania
/ avenue from Fifteenth street 10 Eirst
street. to the Uadway south Of the Capt.
K toll. through the Capitol grounds, east
! of the Capitol. west through The Capitol
grounds, on the north Of Pennsylvania
avenue, along the north side TO Fiji
teenth street, to Pennsylvania avenue,
to Seventeenth street, south to the PO-
tomac driveway, enter and there be dis
missed.
In order to effeCtually carry the pro-
gram into effect the Commissioner Of
the District Of Columbia have directed
the roping OF Pennsylvania avenu be-
tween First and Seventeenth streets
along the curb line and Wave also or
dered Pennsylvania avenue roadway
from streets west and Fifteenth street
ntersecting closed TO all Instructions
by pedestrians between the hours Of
, and 6 D. T., on september 30, for the
purpose indicated.
Ropes For Loops.
In order 10 place this order into eaeSt
and to maintain it, at , O'CLOCK D. m
Captain Eyrnes viii have ropes for loops
} placed at:
Second street n Pennsylvania ave
nue..
Third street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. Both sides.
Four-and-a-half street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue. Both sides.
Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Both sides.
Seventh street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Both sides.
To be secured at $3.50 o'clock D. IN. and
TO he opened for fire apparatus, mail,
ambulance, patrol and railroad wagons
at First, Sixth, ard Seventh streets
northwest, when necessary.
Captain H~ollinberger will have ropes
placed for loops at Ninth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. both sides; Tenth and
Pennsylvania avenue both sides EIey-
enth and Pennsylvania avenue. both
sides; Twelfth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. both sides; Thirteenth and Penn
~sylvania avenue, both sides; Four
teenth and Pennsylvania avenue.
both sides; Fifteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue. south side; Fifteenth street al
+ street, east side. Fifteenth street al
@ street, east side. to be secured at 3:3C
O'CLOCK ,. m. and to be opened for fire
apparatus, ambulances. mail. patrol
and railroad wagons at Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets northwest, wheu
necessary.
Sullivan In Charge.
) Captain Sullivan viii have ropes
% placed for loops at Fifteenth street and
p Pennsylvania avenue at the north and
. Fifteenth street. Madison place. anc
e Jackson place, To be secured at 3:30
s O'Clock p. m, and opened for the fir,
q department. a-mbulances. mail. patrol
& and railroad wagons when necessary
p All to be dropped five minutes after IA,
- rear of the parade shall nave passed in
IS tersectiHg streets.
n one sergeant and eight Ounted pri
y YATES. and one sergeant on bicycle IN,
- ter bicycle p~rivates will report to In
re- spector Boyle at the north Of the Whit
g House Ellipse at 3 o'clock p. IN. FOR in
structions.
Captain Byrnes will clear First stree
TO = street northwest. and First stree
20 Maryland avenue southwest, an.
l. PENNSYLVANIA avenue from First stree
to the west side Of Seventh street north
o west. Of all vehicles and obstructin.
e pedestrians at 3.3O o'clock p. m, an,
maintain il so until the parade counter
marches on Pennsylvania avenue goiu.
west. and for this purpose Lieutenant
10 Harrison and Shilling. three sergeanCs
II two Ouutcd privates. one bicycle pri
< lVate and thirty ~pr1vates Will report Z
IS Captain Byrnes at John Marshall plaC
Is and Pennsylvania avenue at 3 o'Cl0Ci
f. D.. m.
n Captain Doyle viii clear Pennsylvania
Do avenue from Seventh street to the Yves
side of Twelfth street. OF all vehicle
and obstructinE pedestrians at 3=5