Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1925, Page 4

4 POLICE RULES FOR INAUGURAL - ISSUED AT OFFICIALS MEETING Captains and Inspectors Go Over Details of Regula- tions for C-remonies Wednesday—Qut- side Aid Small. A mesting of the police inspectors and captains was held in the office of Maj aniel Sullivan at 2 o’clock this afternoon for the purpose of discuss- ing final plans for police duty in connection with the inauguration of President Coolidge Maj. Sulliv w ous to hear fro plans they had made for protecti the outlying districts during the time a majority of residents of such c- tions will be along the line of parade. and also what arrangements Inspec- tor Grant had made to protect per- sons from pickpockets. There will not be the usual large number o detectives from other cit on hand at the approaching ceremony, but several probably will come from nearby cities. General Order Is Issaed. Members of the inct commands were g Maj. Sullivan's general order for their guidance dur- ing the exercises incident to the sugural ceremonies. The order is as_follows The following orders are promul- zated and s ordered for the parade and ce: nonies incident to the on of the President of the United States, March 4, 1931: The President and Vice President elect will leave the White House at 10:45 o'c’ock a.m. and will proceed to the United States Capitol via Pennsylvania avenue, First street and stre hwest, entering Caplitol the North Capitol street and at the s especially anx the captains wha pre parade column will ing streets n Delawa t street south- ey avenue between B and E streets southeast. C—Fi streets D—] tween New Jersey n First street southeast. E—C street between First and Third and D stre tween First and nd st east. rade Route Given. the ¢ inaugural will move over 1 Plaza, entering street; west northwest, Ivania north on Fifteenth ania avenue, west avenue to Seven- disbanding in the ares enth street ary G. Pratt will and command ion area and of all ents detalls in s Capitol grounds. Headley will exer- d over > route and guous thereto from the east of North Capitol street to curb line of Seventh street west Assist exer pol the Uni In cis that po area co and arles A. Ev r William H. Har- supervision and command that portion of the parade route and area contiguous thereto lying west of the west curb- line of Seventh street and of the area of disbandment. The parade route will be policed clusively by uniformed members of e metropolitan police force. Barricades to Be Used. Barricades—The entire route of pa- rade will be barricaded with steel cable, ail barricades to be in position 10:15 o'clock a.m., after which, with the exception hercinafter noted, no vehicular traffic shall be permitied on or across the parade route; pro- vided, however, that vehicles display- ing the white diamond-shaped auto- mobile police pass issued by the ser- geant-at-arms, United States Senate; the blue diamond-shaped automobile pass Issued by the sergeant-at-arms, House of Representatives, or the £quare vellow automobile pass issued by the State Department, will be per- mitted to enter and move oyer pa- rade route to Capitol grounds until 10:40 o'clock a.m., at which time all such traffic will be excluded from the parade route until the President and party have passed en route to the pitol, after which time and up until :45 o'clock a.m., such speclally ex- cepted vehicles will again be permit- ted to move onto and along the pa- rude route en route to the United States Capitol; provided further that public service vehicles on emergency runs will be permitted to enter or cross the parade route through traf- fic lanes indicated in the next suc- cceding paragraph whenever such en- tering or crossing is essential to the public welfare Emergency Lanes. emergency lanes: Traffic lanes will be established assisted by rison, will Insp exe Trafiic emergency at L Madison place nowthwest. - M. Jackson place northwest. The general public will be excluded from the emergceny traffic lanes, but bona fide newspaper reporters and press photographers, properly identi- fied as such by police cards issued by this or any other jurisdiction, will »e permitted to occupy such traffic anes. Street_car and bus traffic: Street car traffic on Pennsylvania avenue, Fifteenth street, First street and on B street will be suspended under the following schedule: A. 'Last car westbound on Pennsyl- vania, avenue will clear Peace Monu- ment at 10:23 am. B. Last car eastbound on Pennsyl- ania avenue will clear Fifteenth stret and New York avemue at 10:33 agm. C. The Capital Traction Co. will resume operation of street cars on Pennsylwania avenue, Fifteenth street, First strget and B street after the presidential party has cleared the Peace Mowument en route to the United Staites Capitol. Cars to Be Suspended. Such stredt car traffic will again be suspended a¢ 12 o'clock noon, pro- vided, howewer, that through street car traffic oy Pennsylvanla avenue between Fiftacnth and Seventeenth streets may comtinue until such time as the presidemtial party leaves the Capitol on its return to the White House. The Capital Nraction Co. is hereby granted permlsa}fln during the period of suspension of street car trafic to bank its cars on (1) First street south of Maryland avemue southwest: (3) First street north of B street north- west; (3) B stree¢ southwest from First street to South Capitol street. D. North and southbound street car traffic on Seventh, Ninth and Four- teenth streets will be permitted to cross Pennsylvania avenue until 10:45 a.m., and will resume service after the presidential party has passed and will continue such service until such time as the presidential party leaves the Capitol on its return to the White House, at which time such cross- traffic will be suspended until after the last unit of the parade columm has passed two squares west of a given point. E. Bus lines whose routes touch any part of the parade route will be diverted from such route from 10:15 am. until barricades on parade route are down. The Pennsylvania avenue busses of the Washington Rapid Transit Co. will move south an Thirteenth street to F street, east on F street to Twelfth street and north on Twelfth street, and the commmanding officer of the first precinct will see that both Thirteenth and F and Twelfth and F streets are posted dsring the time of such diversion of route. Light Trafie Rules. Vehicular traffic—Section comman- ders will post all intarsections one square north and south of Penasyl- vania avenue, one square east of Fifteenth street and one square north of B street northwest, and after 10:30 o'clock a.m., no trafic will be permitted In such squares; vided, however, that batween hours of 11 o'clock am. and 12:45 o’clock p.m., vehicular traffic will be permitted to cross Pennsylvania ave- nue at the following Interesectfons. A, Third street northwest; B, Sixth street northwest; C, Seventh street northwest; D, Ninth street north west; E, Eleventh street northwes F, Twelfth street northwest; G, Fourteenth street northwest. Pedestrfan trafic—The general public will be permitted to cross Pennsylvania avenue at any inters tion whenever such crossing can be accomplished without interfering with the passage of the parade. Reviewing stands—The President’s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, wsoo o e b e e n TR CEVENING . STAR - WABELINGLON D. O, MONDAY, MAROW 2 1835 . . oo o a.m.: The fifth precinct will send 1 lieu- tenant, 3 sergeants, 35 foot privates, 1 motor cycle private; the eleventh pre- stand will be erected on south side of Pennsylvania iavenge . between East -and West W« avenue: and will be exclusively for the presi- dential party. A stand will be erdcted on sidewalk on north side of Pennsylvania avenue between Madison and Jackson places, and persons having-tickets to same will be assisted in reaching their ‘seats, hut will not be permitted to enter (he parade route during the passage of par Press Rules Issued. Press Reporters. — Bona fide repre- sentatives of the pre; properly identified as such, either by press cards Issued by these headquarters or Dby the authorities of any other juris- diction, will be permitted to cross the parade route whenever such crossing is essential to their work and will also be permitted to occupy the traf- fic lanes mentioned in paragraph 10 of these orders. Photographers.—Press and commer- cfal photographers, properly identified as such by police cards issued by the major and superintendent of police of the District af Columbla will be per- mitted to operate within three feet of the curb lines along parade route, and will ‘also be permitted to move from place to place along curb lice outside of barricades and to occupy trafic lanes, such privileges being granted with the express understanding that they will at no time obstruct the free passage of the parade or in any man- ner embarrass any person or.persons taking part therein and that they will comply with any reasonable direction of any metropolitan police officer. Capitol Grounds.—All entrances and exits in Capitol grounds, except those at New Jersey avemue and B street southwest and North Capitol and B streets northwest, will be closed at 10 o'clock a.m. Guests’ Seating Arranged. Guests attached to the presidential party who are to occupy seats on stand In Capitol Grounds, and mem- bers of the Supreme Court will ap- proach stands via entrance at North Caplitol street, and thelr machines will be directed to selected parking spages. Members of the diplomatic corps will approach Capitol from the north and .after occupants of automobiles alight automobiles will proceed to parking space on South Capitol street. Memibers of the force will recognize passeq issued by the State Depart- ment and will expedits the passage of such automobiles. United States Senators will also approach via the North Capitol street entrande and members of Comngress via either the North Capitol street or the New Jersey avenue entrances, and automobiles, after depositing passen- gers, will move down the south road- way of Capitol Grounds Into First street and north thereon to the north roadway of Capitol Grounds, enter- ing same and parking. 19. Patrol wagons—Patrol wagons will take station and operate as fol- lows: A. The first precinct patrol will take station on Twelfth street just south of Pennsylvania avenue north- west. B. The fifth precinct patrol will take station on Fast Capitol street at First street southeast. C. The sixth precinct patrol will take station on Sixth street just north of Pennsylvania avenue northwest. D. The seventh precinct patrol will take station on Madison place just north of Pennsylvania avenue north- west. E. The second and fourth precincts will respond to calls from the first precinct. F. The second precinct will respond to calls from the sixth precinct. G. The eleventh precinct will re- spond to calls from the fifth precinct. H. The eighth precinct will re- spond to calls from the seventh pre- cinet. 1. All patron wagons to be in posi- tion at 10:30 am., and to remain un- til after the passage of parade. First Aid Stations. Ambulances and first aid stationg— Ambulance headquarters will be In the Ford Motor _Building, ¢ John Marshall place and Pennsylvania ave- nue northwest, and physicfans prop- erly identified as members of the physiclans’ committee of the inaugu- ral committee will be permitted to park their cars on John Marshall 6 VICTOR RECORDS (12 Sclections of Your Own Choice) and any GENUINE VICTROLA In Our Stock Delivered : For Only the following intersections: A. First street northwest at B street. B. First street northwest, side Peace Monument. Third street northwest. Sixth street northwest. Seventh street northwest. Ninth street northwest. Eleventh street northwest. Twelfth street northwest. south place, between Pennsylvania avenue and C street northwest, and the com- manding officer of the sixth precinct will see that the west side of said block is especlally reserved for such will be statloned as follows: A.—Bntrance to Plaza, east front of Capitol. !?‘—-Ford Motor . Buflding, John Marshall place and Pennsylvania ave- nue northwest. C.—Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest (northeast corner) D.—Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest (northeast corner). —Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest (northeast corner). —Eleventh street and Pennsyl- vania avenue northwest (northeast corner). G.—Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest (northeast corner). H—Fourteenth street and Pennsyl- vania avenue northwest (northeast corner). L—Treasury place, west ot Fifteenth street northwest, K.—Madison place and Pennsylvania avenue northwest (northeast corner L—Jackson place and Pennsylvania avenue northwest (northeast corner). Station at Capitol. A first-ald station will be estab- lished and maintained in the crypt of the United States Capitol. All ambulance cases east of Seventh street northwest will be moved to Casualty and Providence Hospitals and all west of Seventh strest to Emergency of George Washington Hospital. Police details—The following de- talls will report at the times and places indicated: A—Horse mounted detal to report to Capt. Louis J. Stoll at northeast gate of White House at 10:30 a.m. The seventh precinct will send Pvts. Cornwell and Sager. The tenth pre. cinct will send Pvts. Oliff, Tyser and Cheeney. The eleventh precinct will send Pvts. Lucas, Riley, Davis, E. Grimes and Shoemaker. The twelfth precinct will send Pvts. Taylor and Tapscott. With this detail Capt. Stoll will es- cort the President and party to the Capitol over route designated In para- graph 2, maintaining a distance of not less than 20 nor more than 40 yards between his detall and the head of the military escort, and moving at a trot the entire distance. Upon arriving at the Caplitol, Capt Stoll will assist Asst. Supt. Pratt In such manner as may be directed, and at the gonclusion of the ceremonfes will again form lead escort for the return of the presidential party to the White House, moving at a trot and maintaining same distance as on march to the Capitol. After the presidential party has entered the Whito House Capt. Stoll with his detail will proceed by the most direct route to rear of parade column and form rear guard to point of disbandment, relieving his detail when conditions have become normal in vicinlty of Seventeenth gireet and Pennlylvdnm avenue, B.—Horse-mounted detail to report to Asst. Supt. Henry G. Pratt at cen- ter of Capltol Plaza, at 10 o'clock am.: The seventh precinct will send Pri- vates Bowen, Donovan and Blandy, 3; the tenth precinct will send Pri- vates Edwards and Lewis, 2; the eleventh precinct will send Privates W. E. Grimes, Warder, Farmer and Thorn, 4; the twelfth precinct will send Privates Bryan, Smith and Kegebein, 3. Total, 12. This detail will carry out such in- structions as may be Issued by Asst. Supt. Henry G. Pratt until inaugural ceremonles are concluded, at which time it will be formed as a lead es- cort under the command of Maj. Dan- iel Sullivan, and will escort parade column to Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, where Maj. Sul- liyan wiil turn his detail over to Asst. Supt. Evans for instructions. Capt. Sanford in Charge. C."Firet section—All of the formation area described in section 3, and that por- tion of the route from New Jersey ave- nue and B street southeast to a line drawn east and west through center of Capitol grounds. Capt. William E. San- ford will command. The following detail will report to him at New Jersey avenue and B street southeast at 9:30 o'clock Nothing more to pay for 30 days—and then the lowest terms in the city—$5 month cinct will send 15 foot privates. D. Second section—From an east and west line through center of Capitol Plaza and extending north to the North Capl- tol street exit at B street northwest. Capt. Charles T. Peck will command. The following detall will report to him at center of Capitol Plaza at 9 :30 o'clock am.: The ninth precinct will send 1 lleutenant, 3 sergeants, 35 foot privates the seventh precinct will send 1 lieuten- ant, 2 sergeants and 15 foot privates; the Trafllc Bureau will send 2 motor cycle privates. E. Third section—That portion of pa- rade route and area contiguous thereto Iying on B street northwest from east curb of North Capitol street to First street northwest and First street from B Street northwest to Maryland avenue southwest. Capt. Caney L. Plemmons will command. The following detall will will send 1 leutenant, F.—Fourth sectio; Penns; ylvania avenue from Peace Monument to west curb of Third street northwest. Capt. Ira Sheetz will command. The fol- lowing detail wil west side o5 report to him at o'clock a.m.: The fou 2end 1 lieutenant, 3 serkenmts cad o0 2 (mn b s sergeants and 30 G—FIfth section: Pennsylvania avenue from west curb of Third street to west ourb of John Marshall Place northwest. Cay e Pt Martin Reilly will 0 foot privates. Monument at 9:30 The following detail will d 15 foot privates. The school of ln.trut;tlon will send 1 ser- oot S¥onnie street reserved for automobiles of the physicians' com- nnnhweat is of members mi —Sixth avenue from shall Place t corner of Sixt vanla avenus 30 o'clock a.m.: The prec: send 1 lieutenant, .:c::rieant;n:;; % foot privates. The seventh precinot will send 10 foot privates, L—Seventh section: Pennsylvania avenue from west curb of seventh to west curb of Tenth street north- west. Capt. Robert E. Doyle will command. The following detail will GOODYEAR report to him at southeast corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest at 9:30 o'clock a.m. The elghth precinct will send 1 lleu tenant, 2 sergeants and 30 privates. The seventh precinct will send 10 foot privates. Mem Are Assigned. K. Eighth section: Pennsylvania avenue from west curb of Tenth to west curb of Thirteenth strect north- west. Capt. Charles P. M. Lord will command. The following detall will report to him at southwest corner of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania ave- nue northwest, at 9:30 a.m. The tenth precinct will send: One lieutenant, 3 sergeants and 40 foot privates—i4. L. Ninth section: Pennsylvania ave nue, from west curb of Thirteenth street to west curb of Fifteenth street, and Fifteenth street from south’ curbline of Pennsylvania ave- nue to south curbline of New York avenue northwest. Cupt. Ernest W. Brown will command. The following detall will report to him at southwest corner of Fourteenth street and Penn- sylvania avenue northwest, at 9:30 am. The first precinct will send: One lieutenant, 3 sergeants, 40 foot privates—i4. The traflic bureau will send: Eight foot privates—8. Total, 52. Tenth Sectiom Make-up. M. Tenth section— Pennsylvania avenue from east curbline of Fif- teenth street to west curbline of Seventeenth street northwest. Capt. Collin E. E. Flather will command. The following detail will report to him at southeast corner of East Executive and Pennsylvania avenues northwest at 9:30 &'clock a.m.: The third precinot will send 1 lleutenant, 3 sergeants, 45 foot privates; the School of Instruction will send 12 foot privates, the seventh precinct will send 1¢ foot privates, the tenth precinct w)' send 10 foot privates, the eighth =-.acinct will send 4 foot privates, the iinth precinct will send 4 foot privates, the Traffic Bureau will send § bicycle privates, police headquarters will send Lieut. J. B. Wilson. The commanding officer of the tenth section 1s directed to give especial attention to the intersection of Fifteenth street, New York and Pennsylvania avenues, and to the President’s stand, and to the stand on north side of Pennsylvania aveaue opposite White House. He will sta- tion officers along sidewalk back of such stand with Instructions to see that a clear passage is maintained. 32. Automobile passes — Members of the force, wherever detalled or as- signed, will recognize the white dlamond-shaped automobile police MANFG CO. BARGAINS WERE NEVER BETT“ER THAN NOW IN OUR HALF S A PRICE L E ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK Our hali-yearly sale goes into efled starting tomor- row—with it go end-of-season prices. The most drastic reductions in the history of this establishment. The one event in which you do not sacrifice selection, style or quality. The early callers will get the choice selections, so be one of the early buyers. 2,000 PAIRS OF WOMEN’S $1.25 RUBBERS, Pr., 35¢ Men’s $5 Arctics, $2.50 SPRING TOPCOATS MEN'S $37.50 TOPCOATS of imported cloth in an assortment of colors that are to be the fad this Spring; you'll save one-half on your topcoat if you come here. '15 GABARDINES Men’s $35 Gabardines pass bearing signature of David S. sergeant at arms, United Senate; the blue diamond- police pass bearing the sig- nature of J. G. Rodgers, sergeant at arms, House of Representatives, and the small square yellow cardboard pass issued by the State Department and bearing in large black letters the words “diplomatic corps,” and will be especially alert and attentive in securing promp. and unobstructed passage of autémobiles bearing such passes, conslstent with restrictions specified herein. 23. Uniform of Police.—All mem- bers of the force detafled in accord- ance with the provisions of this order will wear full regulation Winter uni- form, and will report without batons. 24. Inspection of Detalls.—Precinct commanders will assemble their de- talls prior to dispatching them to point of assembly on parade route and will personally inspect each mem- ber and will see that they are prop- erly uniformed, neat and presentable. 25. Reading of Orders.—Precinet commanders will personally read this order to members of their com- mand who are to be detailed under its provisions, and will see that each member s furnished with copy. 26. Knowledge of Ambulance Sta- tions and Traffic Lanes Essential— Each ® section commander will thoroughly instruct the members of his detall as to the location of ambu- lance stations and traffic emergency lanes in his section. 27. Members of the force ar especially enjoined to be courteous, heipful, alert and efficient. 28. Rellef of Detalls.—Section com- manders will not relieve their details until authorized by the supervising inspectors so to do. BUS TRAFFIC INCREASES. W. R. T. Carries 50,000 More in February Tahn in January. The Washington Rapid Transit Co. earried 0,000 more passengers in February than in January, according to a report made to the Public Utilities Commission today. 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