Evening star., 1917-03-04

18th streets up to 1880 pm. and at 1
pm. the court OF honor, that space
between 18th street and 18th street,
cept those holding tickets to the presi-
Dental stand. and at all the intersect-
Ing streets named members OF the force
and additional members detailed to
parade route duty shall open loops and
riages, automobiles and other vehicles
where the drivers or operators are
provided:
with q blue carriage pass, which per-
streets. or with white carriage passes.
which permit crossing at intersection
only.
Police to Use Automobiles.
Part Of Maj. Pullman's plan embraces
the use Of moro than eighty automobiles
Uniformed men will be on duty in some
Of them. such cars carrying police pen
nants. while those in which detectives
arc assigned to duty will carry nothing
to distinguish them from others.
There will be one emergency and one
scout car in service in each precinct, and
the police telephone call Is Main 6o4o
Marshal Robert D. Carter and his force
Of 100 uniformed men will arrive here
tem9rrow sa1t3novs NOR morning, Ing Detectives fr0"
Fifty hotel detectives from the larger
cities are here looking after the hotels
They are from the principal hoteis "
New York, Philadelphia and other east
tect patrons of the hotels from the work
Of pickpockets and sneak thieves
Maj. Pullman's First.
It will be Maj. Pullman's first ap-
pearance at the head OF the police es-
cort of an inaugural parade. and men,
bers Of the mounted force who will
compose the escort are Sergt. 8. j
D. w. Smith, ninth precinct; ]. A. Don
ovan and J. L. McLucas. seventh pre-
cinct: T. ]. Cullinane. Michael Jen-
nings. J. Kavanaugh. F. B. Owens and
D. N. Combs. tenth precinct, and A. l.
eleventh precinct.
Members of the escort will report to
Maj. Pullman at New York avenue and
18th street at 9:15 o'clock and the es-
party to the Capitol. on the return
trip Maj. Pullman Will lead the party
and captains OF police will be in charge
Of the eight sections along tho line OF
Capt W. F. Falvey Of the seventh
precinct will be in charge Of the first
section. which will embrace the terri
tory from the east side OF 18th street
to 18th street, and his command will
consist Of a lieutenant. five foot and
mounted sergeants. twenty privates
forty special policemen and four spe-
cially mounted privates. This com.
mand will be increased when the head
Of the procession reaches 18th street.
In Charge at Court Of Honor.
Inspector H. L. Gessford, assisted by
Capts. Daniel Sullivan and c. T. Peck
will have charge Of the second division
embracing the court of honor and the
entire space between 18th and 17tt
streets. The command in this section
this command will protect the rear OF
the morning parade and later report
to Maj. Pullman at Delaware avenue
and street for further assignment.
Capt n. e. Doyle will have charge oi
the third section. He will have flfteeI
Baltimore policemen as members of his
command, who will serve with ninety
regular and special policemen on the
Avenue between 14th and 18th streets
and on 18th street in front of the Treas.
ury Department
Pennsylvania avenue between 10tf
and 14th streets is included in the linn
it's of the fourth section, and will be ir
the charge Of Capt. C. e. e. Flather OF
the first precinct, who will have a force
Of one lieutenant, eight sergeants, thir.
ty privates. fifty specials and fifteer
Baltimore policemen.
Fifth Section.
Capt George H. williams of the
fourth precinct will be in command in
the fifth section, preserving order and
keeping the route clear between 7th
and 10th streets. Ten Baltimore police
men and eighty-five members of the
force and special policemen will form
his detail.
The sixth section covers the two
be in the charge Of Capt. Thomas Judge
of the tenth precinct, and the seventh
section. from An to l street. will be
in the charge of Capta w. H. Harri-
son and W. T. Anderson. There will
section. from Az to 1st street. will be
men in each OF the two sections, in
GLIDING forty Baltimore policemen.
Inspector F. E. Cross. mounted: Capt
Henry Schneider, mounted: Capt. J. e
Mulhall and Lieut.. c. p. NJ. Lord will
supervise the work In the eighth Sec
tion, which embraces the grounds east
OF the CapltOl anu the route Ol the
parade to Peace Monument.
The detail instructed to report to In
spector Cross at the inaugural stand
at 9 o'clock will be composed OF four
lieutenants, seven sergeants, ten
mounted privates and 120 policemen
including nifty specials and twenty
Baltimore policemen.
Parking and Passes.
Orders are given with reference to
the parking of carriages and accept
ance of passes emitting their holders
to cross the route of the parade. and
persons holding tickets emitting them
to seats on stands will be permitted to
cross the Avenue when their crossing
will not interfere with the parade.
Members of the force are admonishet
to be respectful at all times and to
avoid arguments. and captains are d.
rected to maintain a full patrol OF their
respective precincts. Rewards will be
paid for specially meritorious work per-
formed by special policemen.