The Washington herald., 1917-02-21

vulgar or indecent, under penalty ~ prescribed In
Section 8 hereof.
ls. No person shall give, loan or sell to any per
son, nor shall any person carry display any ini-
tation toy revolver in the Distnct Of Columbia
II. No person shall In any manner convey. trsns
port drive or carry through or upon any street.
avenue. alley or reserTajQn any sign. advertising
deyice or other object which may frghten horses
or obstruct the free passage of pedestrians.
Is The proprteton lesees Of any premises
or buildings used for temporary hcusins QuArters
shall maintain the in q strictly sanitary con-
dition. and the same shall be submitted TO tn
spections by any police officer sanitary food
inspector at all times. and such changes inpross-
ments. or rmedy shan be applied may be re-
quired By said officials
10. No perscn shall erect any support or stretch
any conductor for the purpose Of effecttnz nlumi-
nation On any street., avenue alley, until after
permit therefor has been issued by the Electrical
Engineer, otherwise than In accordance with the
terms and conditions Of said permit
20 No stove containing wood or coal no gasoline
torch and no alcohol kerosene stoves shall be
used for oookins Illuminating purposes under any
Of the reviewing stands.
2. No person shall hang OF suspend advertising
signs or cloths on . front Of any building unless
duly authorized in accordance with the existing
pollce and building regulations
2 The Major and Superintendent Of Police Is
authorized TO close Temporarily by rope or other
wise to streets and avenues included in the
route Of any parade and such interesting streets
avenuss and alleyvays and abutting Reservations
the Major and Superintendent OF Police shall
designate. By and with the approval Of the Com
missiJnes Of the District Of Columbia; such closing
70 be at and for such times Gs the Major and
Superintendent Of Police may deem necessary The
streets. avenues and alley ways intersectinE the
route q any parade shall Be- kept clear Of all
vehicles for one square back from such route.
"a the interest Of preserving public order and for
tho Irvtsction Of life and property. the Major and
Superintendent Of Poce OF the District Of Co
lumbiA is hereby authorized to stop all ordinary
traffic and travel including the operation Of street
railroads
No person shall pass through. over or under or
treak down any rops or other barrier erected by
the Major and Superintendent Of POLES as sfors-
sodd. unless duly outhoTiEed by sous proper Officer
or representative Of tho Police Department.
q The police shall assist in preserving public
order within the Capitol grounds during the nfth
day Of March, 1871. and space in that locality
nseded for the movements Of the inaugural parade
and hacks, ooaches and other vehicles assembled
therein shall occupy such stands positions as
may be designated by the police, before. during and
Immediately following the inaugural exerdses and
In every way comply with section 9 Of these res-
uAtonsL
q. During the fifth day OF March 1911. no person
shall be allowed To intrlde with any vehicle stand
box or obstruction of any kind upon any street.
avenue or alleyway within go yards Of the line Of
parade within the rOped space any intersecing
street. avenue or allsyway set aside and Indicated
by printed signs or ropss. except by permission Of
the Major and Superintendent Of Police.
3. On March 5. after the parade starts no per
other than those participating therein shah Be
permitted to enter Pennsylvania avenue between
Madison place and Jackson place except members Of
the Police DEPARTMENT. ticket takers ushers members
Of the receptIn committee. designated By the In
augIrl Comnittee; and persons holding tickets Of
admission To the Presidential reviewing stand; and
such person shall not bs PERMITTED u remain upon
the street, but shall only b. permitted TO pass to
and from said stands.
o. No persons shall take upon or display upon
either Of said stands any flag sign, banner or
pennnnt Of any description except the American
flag; and no person shall Be permitted TO take any
parcel Of any description upon etthT Of said
stands exert subect 70 examination and passing
theron By the ticket takers and thsly assistants.
TO be provided by the Inaugural Ournnittee and the
police department the two bodies acting In con-
junction.
VEHICLE RATES.
II Drivers of public vehicles shall not make
any charge above the regular rates established IN
previous regulations or in thess special poles
regulations
3. When two or more hTse or motor vehicles
assembling have assembled togethe, II
shall he the duty Of any police otAcsr 20 regulate
the manner OF thn- arrival and departure. Their
position while standing and 70 Gauss the drivers
and operators the-eDf 70 act st all tines IN an
orderly mAnner; and any driver operator OF
other person WHO shall otsStruot any police offcsr
in the performance of his duties who snail
refuse TO obey any order given by police officer
in the discharge Of any duty hereunder shall ba
liable to the pnalties hereinafter imposed. as set
forth in section Il; and further. in the conduct,
driving and operation OF any and all vehicles Of
whatsrsVeT kind. the drivers q the same shall Be
governed by and be subject 70 the traffic rrglla-
tions governing the District Of Columbia in sd-
ditOn 20 the foregoing provision
y. The schedule Of rates for hacks and Other
public vehicles, prescribing tip and hour charges
for the trsnspo-tn'ion Of passenger IS set forth
In the Police Regulations Of the District Of ColUn-
ha, shsll Apply 10 all hacks. coaches or other
vehicles weel prior 70 said inalgurztion dur
thereto
y. The schedule Of fares by hacks cabs auto
mobiles and other public convey ances shall be As
follows: