Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-17
by the law Of this State, the sum Of
twenty (S2O) dollars.

by the law Of this State. the sum OF
twenty $500 dollars.
17.-Theatre, panorama, public per
Torrance or exhibitions, for each week
the sum Of six (s6) dollars, and if less
than one week, the sum Of three ts3)
dollars for each performance.
1s.-Moving picture machine, phon-
ograph, graphopone shows or similar
me chanical machine shows, the sum OF
four (s4) dollars per week up to a
seating capacity Of 300 persons. and if
less than one week two (s2) dollars
for each performance or exhibition.
Ii the seating capacityris in excess
of 300 persons the charge shall be SIN
(SC) dollars per week, and if less than
one q, week three ($3) dollars for
each exhibition or performance.
19.-Circus, menaserie, carnival,
shcw and ETC., as defined by the law
of his State, the sum CT one hundred
AMI fifty lS150.00) dollars for each
days performance.
Provided: During license year, be-
ginning June I, 1920 and expiring May
81. 1921, and no individual society,
lod e, association, firm or corpora
tica shall be permitted to obtain Il
Icensc for any carnival, circus or men
ager;e, for a period greater than six
co days.
2G.--Keeping penny.in the slot ma
ch:nes to dispose of merchandise or
weighing purposes. the sum OF ten
(Sl0) dollars.
2l.-Skating rink or public room as
defined by the law of this State,
twenty-five '(S25) dollars, and dance
halls the sums of five ($5) dollars per
night. This does not apply to halls
operated by fraternal or religious or
CARNATIONS.
22.-Keeping a INTERCHANGEABLE
mach nc of any description the sum of
twenty ($20) dollars for each machine.
23.-Barber shops, the sum of
twenty-five (s25) dollars, and five
$50 dollars on each chair in excess
Of ore chair. and on each bath and
Shower, five $50 dollars.
24.--Shoe shining parlors or street
stands, twenty-five (S25) dollars.
25..On all merchant tailors, tailor
establishments. pressing, cleaning and
dyeirg. the sum of twenty-five ($25)
dl"a:s.
26.-Shoc repairing by machinery,
est :> :c or other power, the sum of
enc hundred ($1OO.) dollars.
27.--Dealers in second hand clothes
or shoes twenty-five (25) dollars. i.
. Is Comnon cricr, as defined By
the law of this State, the sum of five
$50 delays.
29.-General Au9tioncer. as defined
by the law of this State, the sum of
fifty $500 dollars; and he may sell
goods, wares, merchandise and other
arss-tc..es not PROHIBITED by law, and also
rsal estate by auction.
30.-Rcal estate agents or broker,
the sum of seventy-fivc ($75) dollars.
3l.-Renting real estate, the sum
Of twenty (s20) dollars.
Tl::s does not apply to real estate
a. en:s or brokers.
32-Canvassing for the sale of SELL
ing books, maps, prints or pictures,
the sun Of fifty $500 dollars.
Embarrassing for subscriptions to
any books. maps, prints or pictures
nct already published, the sum of
twenty-five tS25' dollars.
34.--Agents for the sale of manu-
fa".u. ed articles sold on commission
or otherwise, the sum of twenty-five
tS25I dollars.
3J.-Retall dealer in tobacco, the
privilege of selling cigars, chewing
tc1ac:o. cigarettes and smoking tobac-
CO the sum CT five (S5) dollars.
Wholesale dealers in tobacco,
the sum of ten ($l0I dollars confer
the privilege to sell cigars by the box,
cigarettes by the box, smoking to-
bacco in unbrokcn packages, and
chewing tobacco in large quantities.
a7-Junk dealer, as defined by the
law CT this State. the sum Of one
hundred and fifty (Sl30) dollars.
3S-Canvassing or buying junk for
a junk dealer, or for sale thereof, to
same. the sum of thirty (S3Ol dollars;
and only one person can canvass under
the License issued under this section.
ELECTROMAGNETIC, the sum of
Scvcnty-five (S75l dollars.
46.-Physicians, the sum of seventy
five s75) dollars.
dentists, the sum Of thirty-five