The Washington herald., 1913-02-05

nor shall any person cary or display imitation
or TOY revolver in the District Of Columbia.
No person shall offer. solicit contract for or en-
raEc himself or herself City Guide Wash
ington Guide" guide ru visitors about the
streets and avenues OF the District Of Columbia
or wear or display any badge an iDduccncrt for
such employment patronage. without first seclr-
ing from the CAPTAIN Of ne Prrrinct where he or
She Trsues such calling Certificate ot god stand
ing and Qualification - such. and. soliciting or
lettering BY snch TrrSon in the vicinity Of Tpblic
hsildiRSs. hotels such public places is pruhib-
tied.
to in any manner convey. transport. or carry
through upon any public avenue street or high
way In the DiStrirt Of Columbia any sign. adrer-
tiSins device. other Object which might frigtten
horses Ntstrct the FREE passage 6 pedestrians 90
the sidewalks of any arenu-. strect. alleyvay.
Section e The police shall assist in preserving
public order within the Capitol grounds during
the fourth day Of March 1915 and reserve spacs
in that locality needed for the movements Of the
inaugural parade: and hacks. coaches. and other
vehicles assembled therein shall ocC5ipy such stand,
or positions as may Be- designated by the police
before. during. and Immediately following the inau-
eural exercises. and in eevry way comply with
Section q these regulations.
Section IS The Major and Superintendent Of
Pohos is authorized 10 temporarily close by rope
or otherwise. such roping beginning the third
day Of March. 1873. the streets included In the
route Of the inaugural parade q March g. Isf3 and
such intsrsccing Streets avenues Alleyways or
reservations the Maior and Superintendent a
Polioe hall designate. by and with the approval
q the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
Section u. The Major and Superintendent Of
Police. his authorized representatives shall in
spect any review stand and other reTiew places or
premises with the view ~ rrerenting the unsu-
gasoline other appliances which might be dan
geruls to life and properly
Section IS. No one shall ssng or suspend adter-
tising signs sheets clothes, or other articles on
the front Of any building. unles duly authorized
or in accordance with the existing police and build
ing regulations
Section Is The proprietors or Iessees Of any
premises or trrildiurs used for Temporary housing
ly sanitary condition and the shall be subject
tn inspection By any poncs or health officer at
all times. and such changes improvements. or rem
edy shall be applied may be required By said
officials.
No Temporary stand or vehicle used as such shall
be erected or maintained within the limits ot the
inaugural parade avenues streets. without per-
mission first having beea obtained frpm the Inau-
gural Committee OF the Major and Superintendent
Of Police
Section II. ANY person violating any Of the pro-
visions of any of the foregoing regulations. shall
on conviction in the Police Court Of the Dis;rict
Of Columbia, be liable for each and every such
orensc to a fine not to e1ceed $40 and in default
u payment thereof, TO Imprisonment in the work
house. provided in the resolution 81 Congress-
approved January q 1873
FCr tne imOrmA11on Of ali COncerne1. Une follow
ing sections of the law relative to the maintenance
d public order In the District q Columbia are
included herewith and made . part hereof, as
follows:
That is shall be unlawful for any person or
persons within the District of Columbia to congre
gate and assemble in any street. avenue. alley.
road. or highway or In o. around any public build
ing or inciosurr. any park or reservation. at
the entrance q any public building or inciosIre,
and engage in loud boisteruus talking and other
dsorierly cnnducf. to insult or make rude or
Obscene gestures conments observations On
persons passing hy in their hearing to crowd,
obstrnct. incnmnlods the free of any such
street. avenue alley, road. highway or any of
the foot paremenfs thereof or the free entrance
into any ryibiic or private building enclosure:
that 1t shall not be lawful for any person or per
sons to swear. clrse. or make use d any prufane
language. or indecent or obscene words. or engage
in disorderiy conduct in any street. avenue. alley
road. highway. public PARK, or inciosurc. public
building. church, assembly room or in any other
may be heard IN any street. avenue. alley. road.
highway public park. inclosure. other build
ing. or IN any premises other than those where
the ofense Committed under a peralty Of not
more than IS for each and every ofense'
That the following described persons in the
District Of Columbia are hereby declared to be
Migrants:
idle persons who. not having visible means Of
SUPPORT live without lawful employment: reysons
wandering abroad and visiting tppling shops Or
houses q IN fame OF lodging In groceries out
houses market places. sheds barns. or Ia The open
afr, and not giving good acruunt q themselves;
persons wandering abroad and begging, who 90
about from door to door U placs themselves in