Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-28

| Vice Prcsident-elect MarshalIs train
| was late. 1t arrived at ST o'clock.
| He and Mrs. Marshall were escorted to
| the presidential waiting room at the
| Union station by Chairman H. B. r.
Macfarland, and there introduced to
every member of the reception COM
| mittee.
Mr. Marshall told each member of the
committee how glad he was to meet them,
and in the cases of those whom he al
ready knew he spoke of his pleasure at
| meeting them again in Washington. After
posing for photographs for newspapermen
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall were driven to the
Shoreham Hotel
Students Would Hear Address.
The Princeton students. 500 in number,
who will escort President-elect Wilson
to this city. have asked to be allotted
places at the Capitol where they may
hear the inaugural address. Owing to
the size of the delegation and the limited
space near the grandstand, the inaugural
committee has found it impossible to
make the arrangement requested by the
student body.
The police instructions in regard to the
inauguration, governing the conduct OF
the police and affecting the public. have
been issued. They give the route to be
taken by President Taft. President-elect
Wilson and other officials from the White
House to the Capitol and also the route
Of the parade. The Avenue is to be roped
with cable and cleared of all vehicles
and pedestrians at . am. March 4. eX-
cept that the Capital Traction Company
may operate cars west of 18th street until
80 o'clock PM. and cars of that COM
pany may operate south Of 18th street
and east on Pennsylvania avenue until
9:15 o'clock am, and cars of the same
company shall cease running at North
Capitol and c streets and at 1st and B
streets southeast at o'clock am, ex-
cept that any car shall be stopped that
interferes with the formation Or march
ing of any parade, and the route of pa
rade shall be kept clear of vehicles, and
again be cleared of all pedestrians at l 20
o'clock pm. except that vehicles going
north or south Of Pennsylvania avenue
may cross at Sd, 9th and 7th streets up
| to 1:20 o'clock pm, at 9th street up to
! 80 O'Clock pm, at 18th street up to 30
o'clock pm, at 14tn street up to 40
o'clock pm, at 18th street up to O'Clock
pm, at 18th, 10Th and Goth streets and
| beyond up to 2:3O o'clock pm. and at
2:15 o'clock pm. the court of honor"
that space between 18th and 18th streets,
shall be cleared and closed.
At all of the intersecting streets named
the officers and members of the public or
der committee will allow automobiles and
other vehicles to pass through where the
drivers or operators are provided with
round tag Of circular rings of red, white
and blue with sign of the Eagle In the
center, which permit moving along as well
as across streets and which is the card of
the white House The other cards for
vehicles is round, with white center and
red and blue margin, bearing the sigma
ture of Maj. Sylvester, which permits the
crossing at intersections only.
Detail of Officers for Parade.
The detail of officers along the route of
Capt. Schneider, in command from the
east side of 18th street to ODD street north
west; second section, Inspector H. l..
Gessford, in command, assisted by Capt.
Daniel Sullivan, Capt c. T. Peck and
Lieut.. Thomas Judge, section embracing
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th street
and 18th street west; third section.
Capt. George II. Williams, in command.
embracing 18th street from the north at
New York avenue to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Pennsylvania avenue to 14th street,
inclusive; fourth section, Capt. ]. T. Hol-
linberger, in command, embracing Penn
sylvania avenue from the west side of
10th street to the west side of 14th street
northwest; fifth section, Capt. r. E.
Doyle, in command. section embracing
Pennsylvania avenue from the east side
of 7th street to the east side of 18th
street northwest; sixth section, Capt. H.
B. Elliot, in command, section embracing
Pennsylvania avenue from the east side
of Az street to the east side of 7th street
northwest; seventh section, Capt. Ander-
son, in command, section embracing 1st
and streets northwest to Pennsylva-
MIA avenue to the east side of Az street,
including the Peace Monument. north and
south; eighth section, Inspector F. f.
Cross, in command. assisted by Inspector
R. B. Boyle, Capt. ]. c. Daley. Capt.
Michael Byrnes and Capt. J. E. Null
hall.
The instructions set forth further that
persons who have tickets to stands shall
be permitted to cross from curb to curb
If they do not interfere with the parade.
Photographers, wearing designated
badges are to be permitted to make
views while remaining within three feet
of the curb. They are however, re-
stricted from using tripods or to have
permanent locations.
Members of the regular force are in
structed to wear their full winter uni
| FORMS and to carry a sandwich in their
pocket, although, it is stated. the de-
partment has provided that the force
shall have sandwiches and coffee.
Ambulances and patrol wagons are to
| be located along the route OF the parade
at intersecting streets. while the tele-
phone booths within the route are also
| to be in use Intoxicated persons who are
| incapable of caring for themselves are
| to be sent to the first precinct station.
Instructions to the Force.