Evening star., 1948-12-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CoLUMBiA' N NWsshingtSn 4; D. Di1sCs;t C. Pc Pc
following special regulations for the pres
ervation of public order and the protection
of life and property in connection with
ia49. are hereby adopted under The au-
approved June 8, 1913 public Law 574--
part. part as follows: said commissioners are
hereby authorized and directed to make
all reasonable regulations necessary to
and protection Of life and property, and
to make special regulations respecting the
standing, movements: and operating OF We
ing said period: and to grant. under sch
conditions as they may impose. special
licenses to peddlers and vendors to sell
Streets. avenues, and widewalks in the
District of Columbia, and to charge for
such privilege such fees Ia as they may deem 7,
eenses shall be in force one week prier
to said inauguration: during said inausu-
ration, and one week subsequent thereto:
the the daily daily y Newspapers published III IN the
manner as the Commissioners may deem
and no penalty prescribed for the viola
forced until Ave days after such rublica-
regulations shall be. liable for each such
offsnse to q fine OF not to exceed Sl0o
in the municipal court for the District Of
thereof to imprisonment in the workhouse
Of said District for not Longer than sixty
.sn. SsifGn y. Il f The ,dras ns .s
from January Is, la49. to january 36
1949 provided however, that the Com
misstoners may, in their discretion, sus-
lation during the effective period when
ever in their judgment such ACTION may
be in the interest OF The public service.
~ o hnF n O
authorized committee regularly appointed
for service in connection with the inaugu-
raj ceremonies shall wear the badge or
represent himself to be a member of same
No person shall duplicate, nor shall any
unauthorized person use or display any
sued by the major and superintendent of
police. Sec. 2. The major and superin-
tsndent OF police Is hereby authorized to
close. temporarily the streets and avenues
included in the route of any parade, and
the streets and avenues adjacent to the
route OF any such parade or contisuouS
gathering of people, and such intersecting
streets. avenues. alleyways. and abutting
so od s Ie
sioners Of the District of Columbia; such
peTod tim. as the SAID end su
perintendent of police may deem necessary
in the interest of the public service; and
SalQ major ana superintendent OF pollce is
hereby turther authorized to suspend the
movement of all ordinary tratic, includ-
ing With the approval of the Public utili-
ties Commission, the operation of street
railways and buses, or. any street, avenue,
or highway in the District of Columbia, or
to divert such trsfhc in such manner and
able in the interest Of the public service
Sec. 4. No person shall without proper au-
thority pass through, over or under, or
break down, cut. remove, injure, or &C.
stroy any rope or other barricade erected
or placed by order of the major and su-
peEintendent. OF police; nor shall any PER
per with any lights placed upen sny such
rope or barricade. Sec. 5. No person snail
be permitted to intrude with any vehicle,
within any area designated and properly
marked by the major and superintendent
OF police contiguous to the route of any
Of people. Sec. 8. Nc box, barrel. table,
ladder, chair. or other obstruction shall be
sold, or ohered for sale or for hire, or be
street, roadway or sidewalk or on any
statue, parking or Duolic reservation en-
or adjacent cent to any part Of the inauguraI
such box, barrel table, ladder, chair, or
other obstruction. Sec. 7. The POSTING of
ssTrsns sna e ae4 Tssars S s1d snz bS 9stes
reviewing stand OF on any tree, iamppost.
electric light pole, mail box. trash re-
or is h.eey
any building on the line OF any parade.
or on any intersectiS< street, avenue, alley
rade shall permit the use or occupation
Of any porch. or balcony, above the ground
moo: BY spectators without FIRST having
Of suanss tsoT PIE
shall, on the public street, engage. IN the
sale, distribution, or use of confetti or
devices capable OF use for the annoy ance
Of any other person. See. 10. No person
shall sell, offer fol- sale, or distribute any
venienee, annoyance, or discomfort to the
general public: nor shall any person by
loud or unnecessary outery advertise any
No person shall give, sell, or offer for sale.
imitation or toy revolver. Sec. l2 No
port, drive, or in any manner carry or ex=
hioit upon any street avenue. alisy. or
within the 1itrct CT
jeet which in any way obsrr,ictS the free
passage of pedestrian or vehicular traffic.
N9 shall Pr0peT
conductor for the purpose of effecting
ilIuminatton on any street. avenue. or
the terms and conditions of such permit
as may be issued. Sec. IA. No person shall
hang o. suspend advertising signs or
duly authorized so to do under existing
sign and building regulations Sec 3. |
All persons who let or rent ont rooms, |
ture, in ink. the street and home city ad-
dress OF each and every person tempo
rarily residing in the building in which |
or alterations Of such record shall not
be permitted for any purpose and such
record shall be retained ard open for in
persons renting rooms shall report to the
acter vino may apply, for lodging. and
Nh "a mil ~ ~
person to whom rooms may have been
rented: Sec. 10. The proprietors or les
sees of any premises or buildings used for
tain The same In sanitary condition and
shall permit inspections by authorized
members of the, Metropolitan Police De-
spectors Sec IL. No person shall sell, |
or offer for sale upon any Of the streets,
Of aso 6 snS bad2e in the
book, pamphlet, postcard, souvenir. pic
ture, toy; cane. or any ARTICLE of food,
pared lunches, or Similar articles, or mis-
cellaneous article of merchandise without
hrst having obtained license so to do
TO be issued upon the following conditions: rs:
se. 1919, both inclusive special licenses
proval by the 1nausural Committee and
the major and superintendent OF police,
who will REQUIRE the applicant to submit
after the date Of the publication of these
regulations, and upon the payment OF the
sum Of one dollar tS1.00) to the Collector
OF Taxes, D. c., as a fee; Provided, That
no vehicle of any description shall be used
In connection with the sale or distribution
of any article or merchandise for which
licenses are issued, and Provided further,
That no sale shall be made IN the road
way along the route of the Inaugural Pa
rade. between sunrise and sunset, Js nuary
90, 1919, and Provided further, That no
extra fee shall be required of persons
holding licenses issued under the provisions
OF paragraph 36 of the License Law OF
July l, 1892, when operating on the
stands stands and in the manner set out IN the
lumbia, but no such license under that
paragraph of the License Law shall be is
sued during :he aforesaid period between
January 8 and January 26, 1949 tSee
Section 22D Application for the issuance
OF such license shall be made 20 the su;
for the purpose, Upon approval OF In,
augural Committee said superintendent: o.
Licenses shah forward such application 10
the major and superintendent CT police,
who shall require the applicant to SUBJ
nit vne full-face photograph, :; by -
prior to the, filine Of the applicat ton
Upon approval by the major and superin-
tendent of police as to issuance of license
hnd certifcation that applicant has COM
5lied with the provisions of the preceding
paragraoh, license shall issue and shall
authorize the holder thereof to offer for
fale and sell on the public highways Of
kr article or articles specified N his ap-
(Iication for the issuance OF such license,
End shall not be construed as authorizing
the licensee to offer for sale or sell any