All idle and suspicious persons who, not having visible means of maintaining themselves, live without employment; all persons who shall be found loitering about the streets, or who shall follow no labor, trade or occupation, and having no visible means of support, and give no reasonable account of themselves or their business; all persons wandering abroad, lodging in beer saloons, outhouses, sheds, barns, railroad cars or in the open air not able to give a good account of themselves; all male persons who live in or about houses of ill-fame; all lewd, wanton or lascivious persons in speech or behavior; all persons who go from door to door, or place themselves in any street or alley or other public place to beg or receive alms, shall be deemed vagrants, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not to exceed $50, and stand committed until such fine is paid.
(Ord. 28, passed 11-10-1914)