Evening star., 1919-09-17

o;ncts we're on duty in the business
section. but care had been TAKEN ny no'
n leave the residential sections III
protected.
Visiting Detectives Assist.
Visiting detectives We're sent out t
with members of the iocai io ;nted
all of the former beng aci 20
.,-itb The CITY. This was done. IL was
synlained. because of desire 70 o.
tain the best results from ItIe I ,,,sn
of both the visitors and the locai NJ It'ai -;
Sayeral of the visiting men reachea
here Yesterday afternoon anu in
IN dnty last night. others arrtIlhS
this morning in time for roil caiii
Four hundred and forty-ohe IN
tenants. sergeants ana the
fhe force reported for du'E 10
saTeraI INSPECTORS and CAPTAINS aionS
the line of the parade. Mounted S.
81 Harry and four mounted piira 81
renorting at the Peace Monunern. n,,iI.
anan 70 serve as escort TO MAJ uii
Ioo' cbortIy after noon street car
tr.f5c on PENNSYLVANIA avenue Wa
ahandoned west-bound cars from tne
peace Monument being perlli,lleo ~
run as long as practlcaoie, +be
iata enough to interfere with tue
Ia.e No Messengers were permit
tad 10 aIieht from cars betWee, i
end 17tb streets after II oclock.
Dataiis of uniformed men were on
duty at 7th. 9th and l4'h sl ts IF
order to facilitate the moVerneh1TS, T,, ~ az
etrae, cars north and south IheE
aieo Facilitated the movement OF nc,
wagons until the parade startso'
the intersections were closeo ai 70
yehicular traffic lnspecIoi DayIe
Sad charge of the area direcuy M
Sront of the White House ana Sta
war and Navy and Treasury Depal
nent buildings. Jackson place We
kept clear of parked VeIie eh;.1ss an
20 give free passage to Vehicies ap
70 sa and leaving the reviewing
stand.
cleared Formation Section.
Mounted Capt. William T. Andef
eon and Lieut.. Anthony Snl!ills
the eleventh precinct cieareu 'Fe
tions at the foot of the CapitoI
+. erot,nds. and two mounted serSeahls
and two mounted privates OF the eIes
ents precinct were asslSheu " oi
up the rear of the paraoe anu Of We
vent eEcroachmentS on Me par VI "
bicIes and pedestrians.
Twenty-five national guardsmen re-
ported for duty under capt: =. W
lord and assisted thirty-four UNI
forn,ed policemen doing duty from the
paace Monument to John Marshall
Mace Capts. James Z. MulhaH and
!. Headley, assisted by Lieut. Rus
sell Dean, were in charge between
John Marshall place and 1th street,
their detail being composed OF thirty ~
national guardsmen ana Iorce VI
thirty-four policemen.
between 7th and 9th streets Capt
James Hartley was in command he
was assisted by thirty-five policemen
and thirty national guardsmen. ana
Capt. Thomas Judge. with a force OF
forty-five members of the police force
and twenty-five national guardsmen,
was in charage between 9Th and l2th
streets.
Capt. Charles T. Peck had force of
forty policemen and thirty national
guardsmen. looking after the section
between 18th and 14th streets, and
was charged with the duty of having
members of his command facilitate the
movements of fire apparatus across
the avenue at 18th street. should a
fire occur, 18th street being the only
IRE crossing along the line OF March.
On Duty Near Treasury.
Capt c. E. E. F1ather was on duty
with a force of forty policemen and
thirty national guardsmen from 14th
street and Pennsylvania avenue to
18th and F streets, while Capts.
George H. Williams and r. E.. Doyle,
with a detail of thirty national
Euardsmen and fifty policemen. kept
streets to Madison place and East
Executive avenue.
Assistant Supt. of Police H. L. Cess
ford and Lieut.. w. s. Shelby assisted
Inspector Daniel Sullivan in the vi
cfnity Of the reviewing stand, where
there was force of sixty-four police
men. Mounted Capt. w. F. Falvey
was in charge from Jackson place to
18th street while Capt. w. H. Har-
rison was on duty from the latter
nnfnf 1nfh hai charcoal
with the duty of keeping that section
clear Of vehicles in order that the. e
might be no interference or delay
in the disbanding of the parade.
Inspector r. f.. Cross was in Inn
mediate charge of the arrangements
in the vicinity of Peace Monument
while Assistant Supt. of Police r. b.
Boyle and Lieuts. Emmerson. Plem-
mons, Wilson and Sheetz and Sergts.
Gray, Lamb and Stanley were given
special assignments by Maj. Pullman
In addition to the police and ma
tfonal guardsmen on duty in the sew
eral sections, Boy Scouts and Home
Defense League members were on
hand to assist in keeping back the
crowd and preserving order.
Final Word to Force.
Before leaving headquarters to take
his position in line. Maj. Pullman
made 1t clear that each and every
man on duty along the parade line
should exert himself to assist IN hav-
ing the day pass pleasantly to him
self and others.
This can be done" he said. "by
being constantly on the Job
Listen to or carefully read the or
ders issued regarding the parade that
you may be informed. In carrying
out the orders do it with a smile, not
in a harsh or insolent manner, and
the crowd will be with you: work
hard to see that every plan carries,
and that not a single thing happens
to mar the parade in your immediat te
vicinity. Be Conscientious. thoughtful
and helpful, but firm II need be. Avoid
argument and promptly give your
name and shield number when re-
quested."