Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-23

liquors are carried in stock and sold
in a section of the store set apart for
that purpose by a railing: Provided
That no minor under the age of eighteen
shall be permitted to enter the pace
SO set apart: and provided further. that
no intoxicating liquors shall be sold.
given away or in any way disposed OF
TO a minor.
fer his. her or its license from one To-
cation to another shall make applica-
ton in writing to the excise board for
such transfer stating:
(a) The exact location of the partic-
ular place for which a license Is de-
sired, designating the same by street
and number. If practicable. and II not
by such other apt description as will
definitely locate it.
Obj The full name and residence OF
license is desired.
Fee for Transfer.
No transfer (either to another person
or another place. can be approved until
to the collector of taxes of the Dis
trict of Columbia the fee of So required
by law, and evidence of such paymen,
shall have been filed with the excise
board
Sec. 20. A licensee desiring to transfer
his. her or its license to another shall
make application in writing for such
transfer, giving full name of proposed H.
ccnsee. In every such case the proposed
licensee shall file the petition for license
referred to in section 10 of these rules
and regulations
Sec 81 (a) No licensee shall allow any
female, minor or any person convicted
of crime to sell, give, furnish or distrib
ute any intoxicating liquors, or any ad-
mixture thereof. to any person or PERSONS
(b) Except In the cases Of hotels, res
taurants and clubs, no licensee shall per-
NIT the playing OF pool or billiards. OF
any other games whatever, in the room
where intoxicating liquors are sold OF
drunk, or In any adjoining or intercom-
room shall have a separate entrance from
the street, and no entrance from within
the building accessible from the barroon,
Restrictions on Music.
(c) Except In cases Of hotels restau-
rants and clubs. no Hcensee shall permit
the playing of music or theatricals of any
kind, or provide other amusements in his.
her or it's place of business or in con-
nection Herewith.
Id No licensee shall establish more
than one bar under his, her or its IL
cense
(e) Except in cases of hotels, restau-
rants and clubs. no licensee shall sell or
dispense intoxicating liquors elsewhere
than in the room In which the bar Is To-
Gated.
f Only one entrance to a barroom
from the street. which entrance shall be
the one mentioned in his, her or its ap-
plication for license, Is permitted, unless
the excise board shall especially permit
an extra entrance
go No licensee shall sell. give, furnish
or distribute any Intoxicating liquors to
any female, nor permit any female to en-
ter or remain in his. her, or Its barroom:
Provided. That bona tide guests of hotels,
restaurants and clubs having licenses to
sell intoxicating liquors may be served
with liquors at meals in such hotels, res
taurants and clubs during the time
liquor may be sold: Provided further,
rant within the meaning of the excise
law until the same shall have been de-
clared such by action of the excise board.
Effective July 1, 1913.
The provisions and prohibitions Of this
section of these rules and regulations be-
came effective July 1, 1913.
Sec. %. No place shall be declared a
restaurant within the meaning Of the
excise law unless, in the opinion Of the
excise board. its kitchen and dining room,
facilities are sufficient to prepare and
serve regular meals to guests.
Sec. .. Intoxicating liquors may be
served to females n restaurants declared
such by the excise board only with
meals, meaning food for the female cost
ing in each case not less than % cents,
and only in a dining room having at leas,
one entrance from public hallway OF
from main or public dining room, and
the entrance shall afford a fun view OF
h. into -x,ff hn n OF
I ines, and neither a door nor other means
for shutting off, or partially shutting Off
such view shall be attached thereto OF
used in connection Herewith. No licensee
shall keep or maintain any dining room
not open to full view from a public hall
way or a main or public dining room.
The closed door private dining room Is
prohibited.
Women May Get Licenses.
Sec. "a. In the issuance of licenses no
distinction shall be made between males
and females: Provided, That no female,
including female licensees, shall be per-
mitted 10 personally dispense intoxicating
liquors.
Sec. %. The application Of the personal
representative of deceased licensee Tor
refund, or for transfer OF license. shall
be accompanied by certified copy OF b. 8,
ner or us iGIJeTS IeStdiucIIldIJ VI VA d0-
ministration as the case may be.
Sec rs. That which is generally known
in clubs as the locker system is pro-
hibited.
Sec. q. Intoxicating liquors shall be
dispensed only i'll original packages when
intended for consumption elsewhere than
at the place of sale. What is generally
known as the ''growler' or bucket
trade is prohibited.
Character. of Signs.
Sec. %. The name of the proprietor
and the word cafe buffet" bar.
"barroom," or RESTAURANT only shall
be displayed by the iicensee on the
building wherein barroom license
has been granted. except in cases of
hotels and clubs.
Sec 80. Where a wholesale license
has been issued. in addition TO the
name of the proprietor the words
wholesale liquors and wines" only
shall be displayed on the outside of
where merchandise other than intoxi-
Citing liquors is sold. The kind and
prices of liquors displayed in windows
may be indicated by cards six inches
square, and all other signs and cards
advertising intoxicating liquors. visi-
BILE from the street. are prohibited
Sec. 30 Wherever Intoxicating liquors
are sold the displaying of obscene pic
lures is prohibited.
Sec. 81. No licensee shall permit bar
rels, kegs or cases to remain on the
p ,vement in front of his, her or it's
promises longer than is absolutely
necessary.
Sec. 80 Two members of the excise
board shall constitute a quorum for
he transaction of business