Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-23
LIQUOR LICENSES
GOOD UNTIL 1914
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saloon. barroom or other place where In
toxcating liquors are sold at retail or
wholesale. other than hotels and clubs,
shall be licensed. allowed, or maintained
within 400 feet of any public schoolhouse
or n now located or established college,
or university, or within 400 feet of any
now established house of religious wor-
ship, measured between the nearest en-
frances thereto by the shortest course of
travel.
Ruling as to Side Streets.
Sec g. Beginning November 1, 1914.
no barroom license shall be granted on
any side of a street where less than so
per cent of the foot frontage between in
tersecting streets, excluding buildings
wherein barroom licenses are held, is
used for business purposes: Provided
That barroom licenses may be granted to
hotels and clubs without restriction as TO
location
Sec. Z. Beginning November l, 1914
wholesale licenses Ito sell Intoxicating
liquors in quantities of five gallons and
Of a street where less than 50 per cent of
the foot frontage between intersecting
streets, excluding all buildings wherein
LIQUOR licenses are held, is used for husi-
ness purposes.
Sec. s. Wholesale licenses may be
granted, without restriction as to loca-
ton Except within 400 feet Of any public
schoolhouse, or now located or es
lished college. or university. or within
400 feet of any now established house OF
religious Worship. In cases where the IL
censes sell Intoxicating liquors In quanti-
ties less than five gallons.
Curtailment of Licenses.
Sec. 9. Should there be pending before
the excise board on September 2, 1914
more than 800 applications for renewals
of barroom licenses. including those In no.
tells and clubs, filed by applicants equally
worthy, in the opinion of the excise board.
licenses will be refused to those applicants
in excess of 800 who last secured trans
fers of their licenses from the prohibited
sections into the business streets.
Sec. 10. A blank form Of petition Tor IL
cense to sell Intoxicating liquors in the
District of Columbia s all be furnished
by the excise board to each person deslr-
ing to apply for such license
The petitions shall be considered and
acted upon by the excise board In the
order in which they are received.
Notices Must Be Posted.
Sec. IL A notice shall be posted by
the applicant conspicuously On the
front of every building wherein IL
cense to sell Intoxicating liquors is ap-
piled for Wherever the building fronts
on two or more streets the notice shall
be posted on each front. When re-
newal of license is applied Tor the no
tice shall be posted from September
to September Is, both inclusive. When
a transfer of license from one person
to another or from one location to an
Their is applied for during the license
year the notice shall be posted for the
period of fifteen days beginning with
the day the application Is hled:
The excise board shall furnish each
applicant with the notice card required
to be posted. The form Of such notice
shall be as follows:
Notice is hereby given that
has applied for a (barroom or whole
sale liquor) license at this place.
During the time that the notice Is
posted no other sign OF like size or ap-
pearance shall be displayed on the out
side of the proposed licensees prem
Uses.
Notices of Renewals.
Sec. L. All applicants for licenses or
renewals of licenses for the license year
beginning November first, nineteen hun
dred and thirteen, shall post the notice
mentioned in section II of these rules and
regulations, from October first to Octo
Der fifteenth, nineteen hundred and thir
teen, both inclusive.
Sec. Ii. All protests against the grant
ing or transferring of License must be
in writing, signed by two protest .nts,
and filed with the excise board within ten
lays from the date of posting notice of
application for such license OF transfer.
In any case where a protestant d sire
to be heard In person the excise board
shall fix the time for such hearing a.iu
-lo ~ o.
cant for license, as well as the pro-
testant.
Three Glasses Of Licenses.
Sec. 4. There shall be three classes of
barroom licenses, as follows:
(a) Where the licensee conducts bar
room only, in which case he. or she, or
it is prohibited from dispensing intox.-
eating liquors to women entirely and is
prohibited from dispensing liquors to
adult males an. where outside Of the
room where the bar IS local, d.
(b) Where the licenSee conducts a bar
and restaurant and his. her or it's place
of business has been declared RI stau
rant within the meaning of the excise
law, the iicensee may dispense intoxicat-
ing liquors not personally, ii a fe.nale)
to adult males in any room on the
premises. and may dispense intoxic- ii
liquors mot personally, III 16lHaltl -
adult females with meals only ana onl,
in such dining rooms as are described III
section - of t.-ese rules and regulations
Clubs or Hotels.
(c) Where the licensee is a club or
conducts a hotel. it. he or she (not
personality may dispense Intoxicating
liquors to adult males anywhere on
the premises and may dispense intoxi-
eating liquors tnot personally, if
female) to adult females with meals
only anywhere on the premises. CD
Sec. Is. Under a wholesale liquor
license intoxicating liquors shall be
sold only in sealed packages. and each
sale shall involve not less than one
quart, either in one sealed package or
several sealed packages, except that
sealed original package containing
not less than approximately one pint
may be sold alone.
A "sealed original package COM
D, ehends a package not tiled at the
time of sale, but one carried in stock,
whether filled on the premises of the
iicensee or elsewhere.
A sealed" package comprehends a
package securely sealed. whether
sealed at the time of sale or before.
In Name of President.
Sec. L. Every license to a club or
other corporation shall be issued i'm
the name of It's president who shall