The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-04
Commissioners Notices


ten-day period OF prior opeIAuonr IN thS
building and fire regulations shall be OBJ
served in the construction and use OF any
tent or building housing the same. when
conditions SO necessitate i'll the Judgment
OF the Building Inspector and the Fire
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia. SEC
TON 16. No person shall sell, offer Tor
sale. distribute, display or IN any manner
directly or indirectly represent any pro-
gram, medal, badge, pennant, placsrd. pin,
insignia, tour, service or emblem as an
official program. medal. badge, pennant,
placard, pin, insignia. tour, service or emu snG
designated by the Committee as "Ottlclal
SECTION II. No person shall throw cast
or discharge confetti or kindred substance
anywhere in the District of Columbia. nor
shall any person engage in the sale or use
of ticklers or other devices which might
be used for the annoying OF any otng iI
give. loan or sell to any person. nor snsal
any person carry or display; any lmi ia
ton or toy revolver In the District OF Co
lumbia. SECTION 10. That any person
deceiving the police, or for the purpose 81
advertising himself or his business, enal
be liable to fine Of not more man
SECTION VIZ Wire NO Or sny eond1e
tor for the purpose of illumination or the
conduct of electrical current on or across
any park or reservation, street, avenue! OF
alley except it be done under a1thorl1 ss.
ton of the Joint Resolution OF congress
approved February 20. 1885. SECTION
81. No stove containing wood or coal, no
stoves, or any open flame device for cook
ing or illuminating. shall be placed or
used in. under or about any OF the review;
ing stands. and the erection OF any stand
in. under or about the reviewing stands
shall be subject to the approval OF the
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department,
who shall cause the elimination Of any
condition which might tend to cause or
promote fire Electrical cooking devices
may be installed in connection with lunch
stands underneath reviewing stands, sub
Jet: however. to the approval Of the eo Flee.
ba and the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department. SECTION 90. No person
shall drop, cast or throw any lighted cigar.
BILE article or material, In, on. under or
decoration a SEXTON %. No person shall
hang or suspend advertising signs or cloths otis
authorized in accordance with the exist
ing sign regulations SECTION "a The
Major and Superintendent Of Police is
hereby authorized to close, temporarily,
the streets and avenues included in the
route of any parade or the scene of any
ceremony. meeting. rite, or unusual gain,
ering of people, and such intersectinS and
adjacent streets. avenues. alleyways, and
abuttins reservations as may be designated
by said Major or Superintendent Of Police
by and with the approval of the Commas
closing to be at. for and during such times
as the Major and Superintendent Of Police
may deem necessary or desirable, provided,
however. that as to such streets. avenues,
which are routed street cars or passenger
buses. said streets. avenues Intersections
and adjacent streets shall be closed as to
such operations only on obtaining approval
of the Public Utilities Commission; and
for the purpose of preserving public orcer
and the protection of life and property.
uSrAkA Af DnVN loo
is further authorized to stop all ordinary
traffic on any street avenue. or highway
in the District of Columbia. or to divert
such traffic in such manner and IN surh
SECTION 25 No person shall pass through.
over or under or break down, out. remove.
iniure or destroy, any rope or other BARI
dent Of Police sEcTioN 2e No person
shall interfere with, modest or disturb the
orderly progress of the Session and Con-
ing. gatherine rite or the orderly progress
of anything incident thereto or in connec-
ton Herewith. or any Shrine Band. Shrine
Patrol. or other Shrine unit or body. or
connected Herewith. on or over any pub
lie street. highway. reservation or space
in any manner whatsoever. or make any
violent loud or boisterous comment on
Uses wherefrom the same may be heard
on public space. SECTION 81: No person
shall incite. initiate. or participate. in. or
consDire to incite, initiate. or participate
in. the making of any threats, either verbal
or In writing. to disturb the orderly prog
ress of the Session and Convention. or any
or anything incident thereto or connected
Herewith. or incite. initiate. participate
in or conspire so to do. the making of any
boisterous or violent comments on the same,
or in opposing or disturbing the orderly
movements or travel Of any Shrine band,
Shrine patrol. or other Shrine unit or body.
or any convoy or individual or individuals
connected Herewith. on any public street.
trict of Columbia. SECTION 20. No per.
son shall intrude with any vehicle, stand.
box or construction OF any kind within
and Superintendent of Police at intersec-
tions contiguous to the route Of any pa.
rade or ceremony or gathering of people;
be approved or issued by the Superinten.
dent of Licenses for the holding. playing,
conduct Or. display of any circus, show,
gatta, or other event likely to attract or
bring together any large or unusual gath
ering of the public in the District of Co.
9m6a ,n6 between I'VE the 9th day Of Tyne
without the written consent of the Com
mittee. SECTION 30. No person shall d.
rectly or indirectly represent either YER
game play, circus. show. sale. enterprise.
project display or performance is viii be.
or has been made. offered or conducted
with the sanction, consent or approval OF
the Committee. unless such game, play,
circus. show, sale, enterprise, project, dis
play or performance has received the sane
ton. consent and approval of the Com
mittee prior to such representation. SEC
TON 81. During the period from June 8.
1925. to June II. 1888. none of the pro-
visions of the traffic acts and regulations
having to do with the titlingE and register
apply to vehicles bearing special tags is
sued to cars employed and used in the
transportation of official representatives
or other persons designated under the au-
thority of the Director General of the
Committee. over the highways of the Dis
ret of I.S c1lumDia All drivers Of said
ators' permits. SECTION 80. Any person
violating any of the foregoing regulations.
wherein penalty is not otherwise pro-
exceed $4,000 and in default. thereof
more than thirty f30l days. SECTION
to June II. 1888. except as to such por-
tons as recite the date of publication as
the effective date. which said portions
date of publication hereof until said 18th
day Of June 1895; Provided. however,
That no penalty for the violation of any
ell 81 the FOREGOING regulations 'ha'l he in
publication hereof and Provided. Further.
That the Commissioners may in their dis
erection repeal. amend or suspend the on.
ing the effective period whenever in their
Judgment such action may be in tho in
M serest Of oh The public seryise Approved
LEN 1870 suIrS 81 A6eo onH.eIon e. AL IL
the District of Columbia. Attest: Ro-
LAND N. BRENNAN. Secretary.