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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Polls.

Two leading women appeared at Polfs
yesterday. just as in regular opera
company, only it wasn't an opera the
popular players were presenting. but
the racetrack comedy, "Wildfire." At
the afternoon performance Florence
Rittenhouse, in the role of Mrs. Bar
rington, owner of Wildfire. gave one OF
her best approximations and then slip
ped and Sprained her ankle. Plucklly
finishing the play, Miss Rlttenhouse
was unable to appear at the night per-
Torrance, so Dorothy Bernard, who
was in the city on a visit. accepted the
role at less than an hours notice, by
permission of the film company with
which she is now under contract, read
ing her lines from. manuscript. Her
work. under difficulties, more than won
a sympa thetic audience.
'Wildfre" is clean and good, with
plenty of excitement and plenty of fun
mendable offerings in which nothing is
overdone. nothing strained for. thereby
making an appeal to those who like the
natural. The Poll players this week
seem especially well cast. Miss Ber-
nard even with her manuscript made
the hit of the evening. She seemed to
take her spectators into her confidence,
both as an individual and as an actress.
and, like Wildfre herself, she won the
race.
MARK hent, III the TOlc oI MALI DOIO-
van. trainer of Wildfre, created a
splendid character, one of the best he
has yet offered, honest, sincere and ap-
pealing. A. Fl. Van Buren, and Ben
Taggart make a fine brace of lovers
for Mrs. harrington. J. Hammond Dali
ley becomes a colored jockey this week
and Blanche Frederick, too. assumes a
darker hue. The work of both is cred
table. Howard Schoppe makes a
swell" Englishman of the kind one ex-
the risibilities of his audience. John
NJ. Kline has the thankless role of viii
lain and makes it very realistic AS
Bud, a stable boy. Ralph Remley adds
to the unusual list of likab1e characters
which ''Wildfire" presents and Peggy
Cameron, Raymond Wallburn. Imogene
Fairchild. Cecil Bowser and George
Palmer also are well cast.
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qANll1SEll< tents

Bean. was once Napoleon. and still
| further back was Ram Tah, Emperor OF
Egypt. Furthermore, there Is the
greatest 1eft-handed pitcher In the
which shows how even Wall street
worships the great American game.
All of these characters make up the
story of how Bunker Bean. jellyfish.
spineless and scared Of himself sud
lieved he had been an emperor IN a
previous existence. He started out to
do something, and did 1t Wen. &C
complishing corner in a great ex-
press company stock that nearly hab-
bergasted Pops, who was trying to cor
ner it himself. There isn't any har-
rowing pursuit of shy maiden in the
play, because the Flapper captures
Bunker right off and leaves no room
for regular love-making. However,
there's one unexplained thing Tne
play makes Bunker drink pint OF
gin just at the critical moment ana
rush to the climax with pitlful jag:
will be changed in difference to sentl-
ment in dry communities. Aside from
that inexplicable and rather weak fea-
ture, the comedy is splendid.
Its excellence is aided by the actors.
Taylor Holmes leaves nothing to be
desired in his Interpretation of the IDEA
of Bunker Bean. 1t is role in which
considerable thought must be expended
in order to arrive at the right con-
clusion as to the character of the
young man. and Mr.. Holmes has evil
IDENTIFY done considerable thinking.
Pops is done by Charles Able, an actor
of perception. Jack Devereaux plays
the highly colored Bulger with entire
success and satisfaction to the audi
ence, and Florence Shirley, who plays
the Flapper, is the Young Idea in
American Girls brought right down to
the minute. Lillian Lawrence is Grand
ma. the Demon. Robert Kelly assumes
the role of the base ball player. and
reflects the professional athlete pleas
be hard to find weak spot in the en-
tire cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26

famous troupe of@trained seals and sea
lions in an Interesting exhibition. Fred
Roberts. man with many singing
voices, sang pleasing songs in a child's
voice. that of a mezzo-soprano, a tenor
and bass. all Of them good. while HIS
yodeling song was especially encored.
Two sketches, presenting New England
and Irish comedy in contrast, each Of
fering a fine character creation. are
presented by Silver and DuvaIl. in the
former, and Leonard and Whitney, In
the latter. entitled ''Duffy's Rise" Both
were warmly applauded. A new team
Of eccentric song and dance artists.
Deane and Douglas. quickly got over
the footlights with their novel offer
ing, a unique and laughable one. in
which some entirely new dance steps
are introduced. The added attractions
are the Hearst-Selig news pictures with
several Italian war views and series
of funny cartoon pictures,
Thursday at the matinee the new bill
for the last half of the week will pre-
sent the Ministries and five all-new acts.
two of them laughmakers and one a
star juvenile impersonator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Cosmos.

The new policy inaugurated at the
Cosmos Theater last week has resulted
in higher quality of vaudeville, and
the six acts presented this week are all
excellent entertainers. The big head
line attraction is Add Hoyt's Ministries,
troupe of seven burnt cork Ministries,
with a splendid quintet of solo voices
and two amusing comedians with the
minstrel rarity, a crop of new jokes.
The solo numbers of Mr.. Pelletier. Mr.
Russell and Mr.. Maxwell are genuine
musical treats. The act was greeted
with big applause and many recalls.
The bill opens with Capt. Wesley's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Former Washingtonian Honored.

DR.. W. E. Aughinbaugh. a former
Washingtonian. who has spent almost
half of his life in South and Central
America and is regarded as an expert
on trade conditions with pan-American
countries, has been appointed to the
chair of foreign trade at the University
of New York The School of Commerce
of the University of New York is said
to be the largest of the kind in the
world DR.. Aughinbaugh has begun in
structing a class Of 800 at the Uni
versity of New York on trade condi-
tions in the Americas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
GaYetY.

Burlesque this week at the Gayety Is
reveling in Ben WEIGH and an entirely
new show with a double name, "A Lord
for Day" and THE Hero OF Brighton
Beach" WEIGH himself has established
a reputation as funmaker too widely
known to need recounting. and he seems
to have the happy knack of imparting his
own comical energy to others in adding
life and vim to the show. The company
includes large number of pretty girls,
who sing and dance as If they liked it
and are very effective in the ensembles.
WEIGH offers two characterizations
equally amusing as Goldstein and an
Italian, and he has efficient helpers in
Glenn Bevins, Goof Phillips, Pat Kear-
ney and Arthur Gordon. Among the
feminine contingent Minerva Clark
wins her way Bud Harrison" as the
ginger girl" is feature, and Mar
garet Flaven is effective in winning ap-
plause. The show is full of life and
fun, and as burlesque entertainment
goes Is hard to beat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Crandall's.

THE Family Stain" a strange and
thrilling mystery story, Is told in the
film feature at Crandalrs this week,
and will continue until Wednesday, in
elusive 1t is based upon Emile Ga
borieaus famous story, THE Widow
Lerouge." Frederick Perry is pictured
in the leading role, supported by an
all-star film cast. In one of the scenes
at least a hundred characters are in
troduced, and the thrills and remark
able climax form intensely interesting
entertainment. Heitmullers Orchestra
plays the Accomplishments and other
selections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Thomas Grant Back at His Desk

Secretary Thomas Grant of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. who surprised his
friends a week or SO ago by going to
Baltimore and getting married, was
back at his desk this morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant spent their honeymoon on
the New Jersey coast. Today he was
kept on the go attending to CORE
spondence which had banked up on his
desk during his absence. and receiving
congratulations from his many friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Special Film Features.

MASONIC AUDITORIUM - TODAY,
Helen Ware in The Price," by George
Broadhurst: tomorrow, Gertrude NC
Coy and Robert CONFESS in THE
Plowshare.' by Mary INLAY Taylor,
also Hearst-Selig News; Thursday,
Frank Daniels in "Crooky,' IN hve
acts; Friday, Lillian Lorraine and
William Courtleigh in Neal OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
"Our Sixth Sense" to Be Topic.

Our Sixth Sense" is the subject of an
address to be delivered by Mrs. Vance
Cheney, at a meeting of the Washing
ton League of Right Thinking and
Right Living, scheduled for tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at 1710 1 street
northwest Subsequent meetings OF
the organization will be held In the
Woodward & Lothrop auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26

several tenor selections and scored
Josef Martin at the piano.
Other acts on the bill that met with
approval were Warren and Conley In a
singing and dancing skft. 'On the
Boardwalk: Adonis, In a hand-balanc-
ing act; William Courtleigh & Co. in
the slang sketch Peaches; Lloyd and
Britt in songs and sayings; Mile:
Natalie and M. Ferrari in classic and
modern dances, and the Pathe weekly
news pictorial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Navy" seventh episode: Saturday.
Gail Kane and Brtce Mckay in via
Wireless"

CRANpALL's. APOLLO - TO-DAY.
Alec 3. Francis and Jose Collins in
The Imposter"; tomorrow, A. H. Van
Buren, and Dorothy Bernard in THE
Robertson in May Blossom; Friday,
Bessie Barriscale in THE Mating
Saturday, Helen Ware in THE Price"
Sunday, Richard Muller in Evidence '
THE oLYMP1c-ToDAY. Robert War
wick in The Flash of an Emerald: to-
morrow. Emmett Carrigan in Greater
Love Hath No Man: Thursday, Florence
Labadie in Monsieur Lecou"; Friday,
Bickel and Watson in THE Fixer": Sat
urday. Teddy Sampson in 1.-THE Fox
Woman; Sunday Wilton Lackaye in
THE Man Of Shame"
SAVOY - Sam Bernard in .Poor
Schmaltz," in five acts: tomorrow. Henry
Kolker in 1.-THE Bridge" or Tho Better
Man: also Pathe news No. SO; Thurs
day. Holbrook Blinn in 1.-THE Family
Cupboard; Friday. Kathlyn Williams in
Clark in Helene of the North" also
Paramount travel pictures. No. Is; Sun
day. 1.-The Master Of the House."
cIRcLE-ToDAY. william Farnum in
1.-THE Wonderful Adventure: tomorrow.
THE Wheels Of Justice: Thursday. Sam
Bernard In Poor Schaltz"; Friday. Fan
ny Ward in THE Marriage Of Kitty" ;
Saturday, Marie Dressler in Titles To-
mato Surprise; Sunday, Robert War
wick in 1.-The Flash Of an Emerald"
THE LEADER-TODAY. Lenore Ulrich
in THE Better Woman; Friday and Sat
urday, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle In
THE Latest Dances"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-26
Section of goth Century Club to Meet

The French section of the Twentieth
Century Club is to hold its next meet
mig tomorrow at o'clock, with Mrs.
Oscar Knipe, 1903 Ingomar street, Chevy
Chase, District of Columbia.
, 1915-07-14
3D1E KAPITEL.
ON FoRANsTALTNINGEB TIL AFyERGELsE AT FARI
UNDER DEN oFFENTLIGE IERDsLL NJ. NJ.

OG1- 1880
ON FORANsTALTNINGER TIL AFyERGELsE AT FARE
UNDER DEN oTFENTLIGE FERDsLL NJ. NJ.
ForeIdre eller andre Yedkommende ere
pligtige at sorge for at smaa Born, der ere
under deres Varet@gt, paa offentlig Gade, Vel
eller Plads ere undergone tilborligt Tisyn.
16.
We'd Opforelse at ny eller Nedbrydelso eller
Hovedreparation af eldre Bygninger, som ere
~beliggende we'd o~ffentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads,
skal Ejeren, forend Arbejdet paabegyndes, der
ON gore ~skriftlig Anmeldelse til Politiet, for
at dette kan paase, at der anbringes Planke-
verk eller anden Indhegning derom, og iovrigt
tr@ffe de Foranstaltninger, som fndes nodven-
dige til Forebyggelse af Ulempe for dc forbi-
passerende. Saasnart Arbejdet er saa vidt
fremskredet, at Indhegningen like l@ngere er
n6dyendig, skal Ejeren gore Anmeldelse derom
til Politiet, og naar Politiet finder, at dette lor
ske, straks portage Indhegningen og rydde-
liggore den indhegnede Plads.
Ejeren er ansverlig for, at Indhegningens
, 1915-07-14
4DE KAPITFL.
4DE kAIIITL.
A~LMINDELIGE REGLER ON KoREN oG RIDDEN.

= "a.
Korendo og Ridendo ere pligtige at iagt-
tage behorig Forsigtighed, hvilket isar gael
der, naar der kores ellor rides omkring Gado-
hjorner og Vejhjorner og I'd al Porte oller
andre Udkorsler fra Gaarde eller tvsers over
andre Ferdselsveje. Dette g@lder ogsaa ON
Korsel med Track og Haandvogne. Al Kap-
k6rsel eller Kapridning er forbudt paa offent-
lig Gade, Vel eller Plads, og maa Bey@gelses-
hastigheden like v@re st6rre, end at vedkom-
mende Yognstyrer eIler Rytter til enhver It'd
let kan standse. Indenfor Byernes Gr@ndser
maa like kqres eller rides hurti9ere end i
ievnt Tray.
Kdrende og Ridende skulle tide varsko
Personer, der er foran dem paa deres Vel, og
ere forpligtede til at vige til Side for Brand
v@senets K6retoier. Medens disse passere
forbi, skulle Korende holde stille eller kore i
Skridtgang.
Ingen maa ride paa of~fentlig Gade, Vel
eller Plads uden at have Hovedt0i med Bid
paa Ridedyret. Naar Lastvogne med 2 eller
fere Studespand f@rdes paa Veje, Gader eller
, 1915-07-14

Fiernelse like un6dvendig uds@ttes we'd utiI-
borlig Forhaling af Byegearbejdet.
$17
Stilladser, som anvendes we'd Byggearbej-
der nd til o~ffentlig Gade, Vel ellor Plads, skulle
we're af forsvarlig Styrke og o~mhyggelig an
bragte.
Befndes en- I'd til offentlig Gade, Vel eior
Plads liegende Bygning eller en- Del af samme
j saa brostfaldig Tilstand, at der etter Bvg-
ninRsinspekt5rens Formehing er Fare for Ned
styrtning, skal' Pofitiet forhyde Benyttelsen af
Bygningen helt eller tildels og paalmgge III
eren linden en- af Diet f%ostsot First at.foretage
saadanne Arbelder,- at den tilstedevorende Fare
jernes, hvorhos Politiet .paa Ejerens Bekost
ning kan tIa6tfe de yderligere Foranstaltninger
der MATTE anses forn0dne for at forebygge
Fare for forbigaaende eller andre eller TOR
Naboejendommene.
Paa Iignende Made forholdes, naar Muir,
P1ankev@rk, eller andet saadant Hegn fudos /
faldefardig Stand. Ligeledes kan Politiet,
naar en- uheboet Eiendom etter Brandkonnis-
sionens Sk0n or farlig for den offentlige Sikker-
he'd, forlange. denn6 nedroycn.
10.
Naar Rensning .af Tagrender, Tstands@ttel-
Ise at Tage elIer andre mindre betydelige Byg-
ringsdrbejder foretagcs udoyer eller I'D til
otfenthg Gade, Vel eIler Plads, skal der til
AdvarSel for de forbigaaende udsettes Afvisere
at EN- saadan Beskotfenhed, at de tilstr@kkelig
tydeligt angive, at F@rdselen sammesteds er
forbunden med Fare eller Ulempe.
Under Nedbrydniugen of Bygninger o8
under ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maa tort Muir
grus og lignende like ukastes fra Bygnineen
paa en- saadan Made, at Stovet af Nimden kan
fores udover otfentIig Gade, Vel elIer PIads.
20.
bet forbydes udover r~egelm@ssig Brng ut
f~oretaoe no4et, som kan beskadige Gador,
oifentlige Yeie eIIer Pladser, eller forcta Q
noget, som kan vanskeligg6re eller hindre
disses Benyttelse eller medf6re Fare for Ford
selen paa disse.
Ingon maa pao offentlig Gade, Wei eller
Plads kaste Aadsler, Fejeskarn, Affald fra
Huse eller onden Urenlighed, ei heller elias
eller Pottcskaar, stem, Som eiIer andet Jern~
atfald, store Ti3egreuo og Polueblade, koko-
snodskaller eller lignendc, der kan medfore
Fare eller Ulemper for Furdselen.
Deslige Ting maa heller like kastes /
Yaskerender, Rendestene eIler andetsteds, hvor-
fra de kunne fyde I'd i Gaderendesten eller /
andet ofoutligt Afl5b.
$21.
Wand maa like udledes og udskylles over
offeutIig Gade, Vel eIler PIada, men kun
igennem og til de dertil bestemte Afl6b.
Afvaskning al Bygningsfacader I'D til
offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads mao kun fore
gaa efter de Regler, der foreskrives al Politlet
for hvert enkelt Tilfe de,
4DE KAPITEL.
ALMINDELIaE REa1ER ON KoREN oG RIDDEN.
, 1915-07-14
7sTE AFSNIT.
ON DEN OFFENTLIGE CRDEN.
IsrE KAPTTFL.

1srE KAPITEL.
ON IAGrrAGELsE AT ORDLN oe y-E1ANsTEND1aHED
81.
Paa otfentliR Gade, Vel eller Plads maa
Op'ob eller Sammenstimlen af Folk, hyoryed
den offentlige Orden forstyrres eller Ferdslen
hemmes, like hnde Sted.
50.
Enhver er paa offentlig Fortov pli9tig at
vige ,af. Vejep. for dem han moder, der har
Korebanen pao dores h35jFo Hand.
Personer, der er forte Klaeder, som be-
sudle we'd Ber6ring, lnaa like 3Saa etler opholde
sig paa o~tfentligt Fortov 81 heller benytte de
we'd offentlige Anl@g og Veje hensatte BenLe.
81.
Paa offentlig Gade, Vel el1er Plads ellor
privat Ejendom maa like ,foregaa Skrigen,
Raaben eller anden larmende Adfa6rd, hyoryed
den offentlige Orden forstyrres eller de forbi
gaaende og omboende forulempes, ligesom
ejheller paa saadant offentlig Sted maa foregaa
Slagsmaal, hojrostet Syngen, Flojten eller Ign
ende Uorden.
Raaben med varer maa like fnde sted
for Klokken 7 ON Morgenen eller efter Klok-
ken 6 ON Affenen.
bet er forbudt at krybe OPP paa eller
klynge sig til Vogue eller andre K6ret0jer
under K0rslen eller til saadonne at fastgore
Haandvogne.
Ingen maa paa offentlig Gade, Vel eller
Plads eiler udoyer disse skyde med Bqsse,
Pistol, E~lastikb6sse, Noglebosse, Bue, Pusteror
eller andet saadant; afbrende eksploderende
Genstande al hyilkensomhelst Slags; kaste
med Sten, Snavs, Wand eller andet, hvoryed
Skade kan bevirkes eller forbipasserende for
t~r@diges; hejse Drager eller spille noget Slags
Spill.
Dog kan Politimesteren tillade Undtagelser
fra Forbudet mod Afbr@nding af Fyrv@rke
risager.
Ingen maa f@rdes paa o~ffentlig Gade, Vei
eller Plads / EN- saadan Tilstand af Beruselse,
at den giver Anledning til Ulempe for andre
Ejheller maa nogen paa offentlig Gade, Vel
eller Plads wise sig i en- Dra9t, der er stri-
dende mod Velanstendighed eller egnet til at
fremkalde Forstyrrelse af den offentlige Orden.
Ligeledes er Diet forbudt at wise nogen uan-
staendig Opf6rseI, SEASON we'd u~anst@ndige Ord
eller Ladder, we'd u~anst@ndig Blottelse af Lege-
met, we'd at lade Vandet paa upassende Steder
eller paa anden Made. Ejheller maa nogen
paa privat Ejendom wise en- saadan Opforsel,
naar derved forbigaaende og omboende foru-
l@npes,
Offentlige Fruentimmer maa like indfnde
sig i de o~tfentlige Anleg.
So.
Ingen maa tage Bad fri Lufti umiddelbar
Nerhed af o%ffentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, I'd
enfor de at Politiet tilladte Badepladser.
2DEr KAPITEL.
ON FoRBUD Mop HINDR1NGER AT FERDsELEN.
So.
lngen maa uden Politiets Tilladelse tage
Stade paa offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, med
Yarer eller drive anden Forretning OF, hvor
saadan Tlladelse er given. like udenfor def
, 1915-07-14

Uden rette y~edkommendos S~amtykke maa
ingen tage Plads paa Trapper, Porte eller
andre Ind eller Opgange til Huse eller foran
Indk9rsler til Landejendomme.
10.
Ineen moa paa o~ffentlig Fortov eller Gang
sti bare, trsokke eller paa anden Made fore
med sig Gonstande, der ere til Hinder for
Ferdselen, eller som udsptte de forbigaaende
for Shade eller Ulempe.
bet er saaledes forbudt der at here Byrder,
Torve- eller andre store kurye, Trug Og-des-
ige eller at triekke Hadndvogne eller Trillo-
bore.
Dog maa Haandvoguo med Born tr@kkes
paa Fortov, naar Diet skier saaledes, at Fprdselen
besvnres saa lidt som muIigt. ...
Grpsknive, "Cutlosses", SEvdeyaoben eller
andre saadanne Genstande, Der let kunle for
vo'de Shade, maa kun bmres paa Korebanen %
saaledes, at Skade like kan befrygtes.
bet er forbudt enhver, undtagGn Politiet,
Gendarmeristvrken eller Orderskorpset / Tien
este at ferdes paa. otfentligt 6ted ~forsynet med
l0dt Revolver elIer andet ladt Skydeyaaben,
eiheIler maa noeen fmrdes dersteds med Skede
kniye, Sabler eller kpipler, undtagen Diet er
nodyendigt for hans .Arbojde.
Il.
Inlet. SOM kan were til Hinder for Fprdse-
Zen, maa hensattes eller henle4&es paa Fortoy
eIer andetsteds paa o~tfentlig Gade, Vel ellen
Plads. <-.
Dog skal Diet, naar ingen Gaardsplaas hayes.
til AZ og Paalesning al Varer.eller andef, were
tilladt, at. dette skier paa de nteynte Steder, naar
Diet skier med saa liden Ulempo for FRrdselen
som muligt, og intet maa bliye liggende /
l@ngere It'd end hoist n~odyendigt.
Fraspendte Vogue saavelsom Irillevogne
maa like uden saerlig Tilladelse af Politiet
henstaa pa, otfentig Gade, Vel eller Plads /
lpngere It'd end der behoves til dores AT ellor
Paalfesning.
T@pper, Duge og deslige maa like udbankes
eller u~drystes, SengekI@der henlagges til I'd
luftning eller Toi oph@nges til Torring paa
e'Ier udover o~ffentlig Gade, Vel eller PIads,
eller Planter, der henstaa Paa GalIerier, vandes
paa en- saadan Made, at Wand derfra generer
Personer, der f3crdes under Galleriet.
13.
Forsp@ndte Vogue maa paa offentli Gade,
Vel eller Plads like holde paa Steder, hvor de
standse F@rdseleu, og overhovedet like holde
stile i lengere lid, end der behoves til At
og Paalesning, medmindre der dertil er erholdt
serlig Tilladelse af PoItiet OF san Fald kun
paa de dertil anviste Steder. De sbulle poa
otfentlig Gade eller Vel stedse holde saa lan1t
til Siden af Korebanen som muligt.
IA.
Naar Vogue we'd Brylluper, Begrovelsor,
Observation-Disclosures Konserter. Baller ellar an
Dire Lejligheder samles i storre Mpngde paa
offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, skulle de hoIde
lige.
3DIE KAPITELl
ON FoRANsTA1TN1NGE TIL ArvEBGE18E AT FARE
UNDER DEN oFFENTLIGE EEBDsLL NJ. NJ.
21k
, 1915-07-14
POLITIVEDTEGT
FOR ST. CROIX.

I Henhold til Anordning af "a Januar
1913 udstedes herved f0lgende at Kolo-
nialraadet for ST. Croix den 30' Janu-
ar 1915 ~vedtagne Politivedtaagt for
st. Cr0ix.
, 1915-07-14
81
Wand maa ikke udlede.

Vand maa IFEe Ud7odos og udsET11es over
offeutlig Gode, Vel eIler PIads, men kun
igennem og til de dertil bestemte Afl6b.
Afyoskning af Bygningsfocader I'D til
of%fentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads mao kun fore
gaa efter de Begler, der foreskrives ai Politiet
for hyert enkelt TilGe de.
, 1915-07-14

On LGrrAGELsE AT ORDLN oe Y-E1ANsrEND1eHF1
, 1915-07-14

Naar Vogue we'd BryIIuper, Eaer0ToIsor,
Teaterforestillinger Konserter, BolIer ellar an
Dire Lejligheder samles ! storre Mengde paa
offentlig Gade, Vel eller PIads, skuIle de hoIdo
sig Politiets nermere Anvisninger efterrette.
lige.
, 1915-07-14

Fiernelse like un6dvendig udsettes we'd util-
borlig Forhaling af Byggearbejdet.
, 1915-07-14

Uden rette yedkommendos Samtykke maa
ingen tage Plads paa Trapper, ! Porte eller
andre Ind eller Opgonge til Huse eller foran
Indk9rsler til Landejendomme.