Evening star., 1914-11-21

the Others went to Savannah. boarded Il
c.astwise steamer and returned to Eal-
timore. Adams says that the federal
prison is great institution of its kind.
Everything is in splendid shape, he says.
and the prisoners seem TO be given hu-
name consideration.
Privates J. B, I.arrick. Leo Murray and
E. c. Mansfield of the first precinct Were
on the sick list the past week,
Detective J. r. Simpson and Private.
J. l. Thompson and J. II. Lee Of the frs
precinct are away on cunning trips.
Simpson went To his former home Al
C!ifton. Va, where he says game g
pienti- ul Lee went to Purcellville. Lou
doun county. Va and Thompson wen;
to Prince Georges county. Md.
Ben johnson of Capt. Peck's command
is Still enjoying short trips the river.
Ben was on night duty this week ant
was able to spend much time IN the river.
And" said one of his compa Mons. Its
only q question of numbers VIXEN Ben
goes fishing"
Private II W. Clark of the first took
three days leave OF absence this week
and went fishing.
c. r. Samson. private of the first pre-
cinct. spent three days at home this
week.
Hack Inspector o. II. Coffin had 'ne
day off this week. Coffin wanted 80 en-
joy cunning trip to the northern neck
of Virginia. but feared the dry weather
had made the shooting too slow for him.
sergt. ]. X. Hood of the seq nd rrecinct
had two days vacation this week.
Private T.. c. Gibbons OF the second
precinct spent the greater part % tho
week at his former home N iower Mary
land. Gibbons went TO his old home at
this season to enjoy the cunning.
George i. Waite. member Of Capt. w
II. Harrison's command. has gone TO Nir
ginia 10 spend week. He is fond or
cunning. his friends say. and expects L.
experience luck enough To enable him To
remember his friends.
Privates Edward S. Allen and John X
Edwards of the third precinct were
away from duty several days this week
Allen went to the Goose creek neigh
borhood to shoot rabbits and birds.
while Edwards went to the vicinity OF
Raleigh. N. G, after larger game.
At a recent meeting of the Police
mems Association an appropriation OF
$40 was made to assist war sufferers.
The money turned over to the
American Red Cross.
Capt. George III. Williams of the
fourth precinct is spending few days
Va Batna Is in Orange county and in
a section where game is thought to be
plentiful this season.
I'm not much of hunter" the cap
tain said. but I suppose I'll have to
try my luck once"
Private W. B. Wallace of the fourth
precinct has returned from cunning
trip to lower Maryland.
Private Archie Baker. cne of the most
popular members of the command Of
the fourth precinct. was off duty part
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, his mother-in-
law. Two of his brothers and a nephew
died during the past several months.
Private r. r. Price of the fifth pre-
cinct has gone to his former home near
Colonial Beach, Va, on Il cunning trip.
I'm going TO bring every man in the
precinct rabbit" said Price before he
went away.
And there are three dozen of u.s.
said Desk Sergt. Burlingame.
J. c. Smith. one of the heavyweight-
OF the NTH precinct. was away from,
work for three days this week He did
not join the army of gunners, his
friends say. but he did go to see NOV
ing pictures.
Private c. f. Warfield of the fftl
precinct took five days leave this week
and went to Virginia on a cunning trim
Warheld, 1T is stated, is a good shot
game.
E. G. A. Gaffield of the fifth precinct
rs enjoying a cunning trip in one OF
the nearby states. He will return the
early part Of the week
Members of the Policemen's Associa-
tioH are engaged in friendly rivalry
for election Of president and vice pres'-
dent. The election is scheduled for the
first Tuesday in December, and friends
of the several candidates are election
eering for their favorites
Otto c. Hauschild of the ninth pre-
cinct and Sergt John r. Hood of the
second precinct are the presidential
candidates, while Mounted Policeman
w. ]. Rogers of the ninth precinct and
Motor Cycle Policeman A. Z. Smoot of
the fifth precinct are desirous of serv-
ing as vice president.
Private T. F. Quinlan of the sixth
precinct is spending a few days at the
home of his mother-in-law at Upper
Marlboro. Md.
Doyle's command. has gone to Wiehle.
Va. to visit his father-in-law. He eN-
poets to kill some game while there
cinct had four days leave this week
He spent his vacation at home.
Mounted Sergt. G. b. Cornwell ana
Motor Cycle Policeman Q. J. Trenis o.
the seventh precinct are away on a
cunning trip. The former Is In Nlr-
giuia and the latter in Maryland.
Lieut. Charles A. Bremerman ana fri-
yate BENJAMIN Steele of the ninth pre-
cinct have gone to Virginia on d gun
ming trip The lieutenant expects 10
remain away for about two weeks
while Steele will return at the end OF
week.
Policeman Joseph Dellamico of the
ninth precinct has gone TO New
city for a weeks visit. Mrs. Dellanlico.
who has been visiting in New York Tor
some time, will return with him.
Private Joseph Hayden of the niiitn
precinct is spending ten days IN ChaIies
county, Md. Hayden is a good shoI, ~
fs said. and probably Will bring pas
Of rarne home with him.
Can't. William F. Falvey of the n,ntn
o-acinct ia keeping bachelors hall. Nrs-
Eo,yev and other members of the fam
i,y have gone on a trip to seVeral pla.;
In New Jersey and New YORK 10 '!si'
relatiyes and friends and VIII not re-
turn until after Thanksgiving.
Seret. S. L. H Russell OF the tehtn a';
nrectnct was in Maryland TWO oaS 'o
week on a cunning trip
w - Nfccinniss and r. III.