Evening journal., 1913-12-05
NEW POLICE
BRING SHIFT
AMONG Old
CITY GUARD
Coast" and Center Of the
Town Get Additional Dis
triCtS Under Latest
Order
CENTRAL OFFICE MEN
UNDER NEW LEADERS


issued orders redistricting the entire
city for the police. and assigning the
ten additional policemen. who were
sworn into office by Judge Church.
man, in City Court, this morning
Seven new districts are created. Five
OF these, two along what is known as
the Coast two in the centre of the
CITY and one in the district in which
the Hotel DUPONT is situated, are to
oe patrolled by two men at all times.
Inc mousse men, at the police sta
tion, have been transferred. Those
who heretofore were under the orders
Of Captain Kane, beginning this even
ing, at six o'clock, will be unde Can
tain Evans Those who were under
CAPTAIN Evans will be under Captain
Kane after today.
of1eers Mearns and Mcdaniel have
been assigned to special work AZ the
police station, one on day duty and one
on night. These changes were made al
ter the commissioners had conferred with
Chief Black The ten new officers after
being sworn in were taken to the Office
of Chief Black and Commissioner Row |
ers and the chief instructed the newI
guardians. All were given copies OF the
manual and instructed as to their d1,t-
les. and also were given clubs. black
Jacks, whistles. Those who did not have
revoavers were supplied with them. In
the near future uniform automatic re- /
yolyers will be provided all the police
men.
The ten new men are to report at
the police station this evening when the
unifWms will be distributed. Owing to
Che new men not having received over
coats. ten old ones viii be provided for
them.
The ten new members OF the police
force arc. Willard S. Sharpless. Michael
r. Dorllcns Arthur E. Rodenheiser, Cecil
Y. Rqeder, james n. Riley, Milford
Carey George A. Adele, Thomas r. Lar
rison, george r. Harris and Elwood Bis
eoe. MI the new men are white but
Harris- wilo is the arst colored man ap.
pointed to the police force for twenty !,
years. .,.
Under the orders issued the following
house sergea~ts, street sergeants and
central office men are transferred under
captain Kane to the command of Captain I
Evans: James B. Tucker. house SER Z
geant; Aaron NJ. Rice, patrol sergeant;
+. f. NeDermott, western district SER ID
geant W. J. Massey, eastern district Ks
sergeantt 6. W. Lyons, northern district Ii
sergeantk ". 4. Sherwin, chauffeuf; A. j. n
sherry. turnkey; J. r. Gaynor, operators; y
w. j. Mesn and Horace Mcdaniel, spe- Il,
rial officers. 10
The men under Captain Kane will In
he: Samuel Durney, house sergeant;
J. W. 7owgate, patrol sergeant; T. Ii,
f. Bayley, W. D. sergeant; d. N. y
Z. d. sergeant; Hiram 7
White, \. ID. sergeant; w. X. Hahn, b
T. L. Keyser, turnkey; A. 81
J. Harkhs Operator; Elijah Johnson, n
special officer. motor cycle w
The men under the orders are as Al
signed to the following districts:
First district. Burchenal. Crozier, n
Dutton and King.
Second Brown. Davidson, Morrow
md Mc(Illion.
Third. Benson, DiNiare, Taylor and
yeasey.
Fourth. Gamble, Mammele, serson
md Banr
Fifth, Abrahams. McKeown, Pur- !
iell and Mcbride. =
Sixth. Massey. Fox, Sheehy. y
Seventh, Mclaughlin, virden, Ro- 7
Ii
Eighth. Grussemeyer, Maloney.
burns
Ninth. GilIing, Palmer, Reeder. = =
Tenth. England, Robinson, Dom II
on. ~
Eleventh, Todd. Lewis, Ward. .,
Twelfth, Collins. Sutton, Larson. "
Thirteenth. Wallace. Solomon, Ed cc
ards. n,
Fourteenth, zebley, Bullock. sharp
sss. M
Fifteenth Eakin, Walker. Peter tn
on. n,
Sixteenth, Reese. Flynn, Kelley. or
seventeenth, Jakubokski, Hawke. m
nyder. Nj
eighteenth. Long, Devenish, Riley. br
Alneteenth' Testa, Payne, S. D..
Twentieth, J. T. Scott, Bradford tai
iscoe fer
Twenty-frst- McAteer. Carey. Bow Ia
an. be-
Twenty-second. Warren, Mcdaniel. 4. 4
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