Evening star., 1923-08-07
Regulations for Autos.

Automobiles bearing special guests
which are to form part of the
main funeral cortege from the White
House to the Capitol will approach
the White House by way of 18th
street and New York avenue, where
they will be met by representatives
Of the military aide to the President.
Those who are to enter the White
House ground will be directed north
on West Executive avenue and will
enter the grounds by the northwest
gate and at the proper time will de-
part and take proper places in the
cortege by way of the northeast gate.
Machines bearing guests who are
TO form part of the procession. but
are not to enter the White House
grounds. will be directed to their
proper parking place on the Ellipse.
from which point they will proceed
to proper formation north on East
Executive avenue and exit from there
to their place in line.
Cortege at Capitol.
When the funeral cortege arrives at
the east front of the Capitol the cav
airy will move south of the Capitol
grounds The infantry troops will
maneuver into line formation facing
the Capitol and stand at present
arms until the casket has been con-
veyed into the rotunda. The troops
will then maintain line formation at
order arms" until further orders.
Special guests having tickets ad-
uniting them to the rotunda will
leave their automobiles at the east
steps. the machines moving across the
Capitol plaz.t TO the south roadway
down the south roadway to 1st street
and north on 1st street to the north
roadway, entering the north roadway
in the rear of automobiles bringing
cations.
Viewing Body in Rotundn.
Such automobiles also will pass the
east steps Of the Capitol and move
down the south roadway. Those who
wish to view the remains will move
around into the north roadway onto
the Capitol plaza and deposit their
passengers. who will form in line with
representatives of organizations on
foot. and after the services in the ro-
tunda will be permitted to review the
remains, passing out of the west door
and picking up their automobiles on
Maryland avenue, 1st street or B
street.
When all of these special guests
have viewed the remains the general
public will be admitted to enter the
Capitol grounds at the East Capitol
street entrance, passing four abrea st
through lane constructed across the
IdpllOl piazza through the rOtunua ana
passing out the west door, the lines
to form on 1st street, north and south
of East Capitol street.
Go to Station Later.
When the cortege forms for the
march to the Union station at 5
o'clock a company of thirty-two po-
licemen will form the rear guard of
the column to the railroad terminal.
Stret car traffic on Delaware avenue
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be suspended entirely from approxi-
mately AS o'clock until the funeral
party has entrained. All traffic. We
hicular and otherwise, Will be cleared
from the Union station plaza not
later than 4:45 pm. and there will
be no resumption of such traffic until
those accompanying the remains have
left the Union station plaza.
Capt T. r. Bean, with a detail of
thirty-one men, will have charge of
the first section of the route of the
funeral procession, which includes the
area between Pennsylvania avenue
west of 18th street. This detail will
police the area of formation.
Control of Second Area.
The territory on Pennsylvania
avenue from 18th street to the west
curb of 18th street, comprising the
second section. will be in charge of
Inspector William H. Harrison. He
will have a detail of fifty-eight men,
The third section, lying between
New York and Pennsylvania avenues,
will be in command of Capt. Ira
Sheetz, who will have tewnty-ei ght
men under his command.
That portion of the route on Penn
sylvania avenue from the east curb
of 18th street to the west curb of
18th street. forming the fourth sec
ton. will be in command of Capt.
E. w. Brown, who will have a de-
tail of thirty-eight men.
Capt. Charles T. Peck will COM
mand the fifth section, extending
from the west curb of 18th street
to the west curb of Sth street. He
will have thirtythree men under
his command.
The sixth section. lying between the
west curb of Sth street and the west