Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
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Washington Circle before breaking UP.
No action has yet been taken on this
request. Practically all the stands,
which will seat the $4,000 persons along
the line OF march, are completed, al
though the inaugural committee Is still
contemplating issuance of permits to
individuals and companies to erect more
stands. Such stands may be erected In
front of the oxford Hotel, at Fifteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue; in front
of the Willard Hotel, at Fourteenth
street and the Avenue. and at other
places.
Expect to Repay Guarantors.
Subscription lists to the inaugural
guarantee fund are still open, the COM
nlittee announced, at the same time
making public statement which shows
a total of Sl11.899 received to date,
with $l08,64s paid in cash. The COM
mlttee is hopeful that all the money re-
ceived for the guarantee fund may be
paid back 100 per cent to the guar
antors, as was done after the Coolidge
inaugural. Receipts to the committee
come from sale of grandstand seats,
souvenir medals and inaugural pro-
grams, which are now on the press and
will be available for purchase by the
latter part OF the week at inaugural
headquarters In the Willard.
Plans Tor housing visitors to the city
and Tor the parade personnel have been
virtually completed. The dead line for
ADMISSION to the parade Is tomorrow.
and Gen. Stephan, chairman of the
parade committee, states that no units
VIII be allowed in the cayalcade who
nave not made application by tomorrow.
IicKets Tor the twin concerts at the
Elalto Theater next Sunday and Mon.
cay are obtatnable at Room 325, Homer
huiidlng; and tickets for the cavalry
ana artiiiery drill at Fort Myer are OBJ
talnaDle at 302 Second National Bank
Building, 1891 @ street. Medals are on
sale at inaugural headquarters. while
grandstand seats may be obtained at
Room 302. Transportation Building.
virtually all the larger Washington
hotels are filled for the inaugural
period, but few hostelries still have
rooms available, which may be obtained
through the hotel committee headed by
Augustus Gumpert of the Ebbitt, chair
man OF the hotel clearing house COM
mittee.
The Willard and Mayfower today
announced some Of the official personnel
VINO VIII make their headquarters at
these hostelries. At the Willard will be
Gov. Eharles w. Tobey and staff of
new Hampshire, Gov. John s. Fisher
and stan OF Pennsylvania, Gov. Clayton
D. Buck and staff of Delaware, Gov.
Dan Moody and staff of Texas, Gov.
Myers Y. Cooper and staff Of Ohio. Gov.
Frank G. Emerson Of Wyoming, Gov.
Elem D. Sampson and staff Of Ken
lucky, Gov. Morgan F. Larson and staff
OF New Jersey and Gov. John Hammill
and staff of Iowa
At the Mayfiower will be Gov. John
Trumbull and party of Connecticut,
Gov, Louis L. Emmerson and staff of
Illinois. Gov. r. @. Allen of Massachu-
sets and Gov Fred W. Green of Michi-
gan.
Licenses Are Required.
Supplemental special regulations deal
ing with sales Of articles on the streets
during the inaugural period, which
become effective tomorrow and remain
in effect through March ii, were issued
today by the Police Department. They
provide that no person shall sell or
offer for sale upon any Of the streets,
| avenues, alleys or reservations in the
| District of Columbia any badge, en-
blem, book, pamphlet. post card, SOU
| Venlr, picture, toy, cane or miscella-
neous articles Of merchandise of any
| KIND without first having obtained from
| the superintendent Of licenses a license
| so to do.
No person shall offer for sale, directly
| or indirectly, any souvenir program or
medal as being the official souvenir pro-
gram or medal issued by the inaugural
committee which Is not actually the
souvenir program or medal issued by
the committee.
No person shall set up any stand or
| booth for the sale or distribution of
any article or articles on any street.
sidewalk, avenue or alley or on any
| public reservation at any point between
| the established buildings lines. without
a written permit issued by the COM
| manding officer of the police precinct
In which 1t Is desired to locate such
stand.
The provisions of the foregoing Sec
toin shall not apply TO persons engaged
| in the sale of food and produce from
| vehicles Of any description, provided
such persons are licensed under the
| provisions of paragraph 33 of section 7
Of the act Of Congress approved July
/. 1902.
No person shall engage in the sale of
fruits or prepared lunches from baskets
on any street, sidewalk, avenue. alley,
roadway or reservation in the District
/ Of Columbia without first having OBJ
| tanned from the superintendent of
! licenses a license so to do.
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