Evening star., 1914-08-08


quarters, has taken ten DAYS leave of
absence and gone to Long Island with
Mrs. Phillips
i m going to fish. bathe and eat
said Phillips, take side trips to South
Beach and Rockaway and get a thor
ough rest"
ON the homeWard journey the couple
VIII stop in New York for day and
see the sights of the metropolis.
Detective J. F.. Armstrong is enjoy
Ing surf bathing at Atlantic City each
morning and mnsliug with the crowds
on the Boardwalk at night
Jacob Berman. member of the detec-
y j.. for a few days. He took his
VIE and boy with him. Mrs Berman
and the son will remain at the seashore
most or the month and later they will
De joined by the husband and father,
Who Will remain a few days and bring
them home. Mrs. Berman's health has
not been good it is stated. and she ex-
poets the trip will benefit her.
Detective Bob Hewlett sunburned and
showing the result of being on the water.
has returned from a ten-oay stay at
Plney Point. AID. where he has cot
son Harry at the resort. II never saw
ilshlng finer than it is this season. said
the detective. "and every body about Piney
Ioint is having a good time. 1t is Mr..
iiowletts intention to return to his cot
tage the latter part of the month and
BRING his family home about Labor day
State Senator Butler of Boston and
Miss Rae Ward. his niece. have returned
home from visit to Otto e. Hauschild,
president OF the Pocemen'S Association.
President Hauschid has arranged for
q trip to Philadelphia to visit his rela
tivcs and will go to Atlantic City before
he returns. He expects TO leave here
tomorrow.
Detective Fred NJ. Cornwell has re-
turned from trip to the lower Poto--
mac He was at River Springs and
other resorts. he states. and while away
he met number of friends.
But | did no fishing. he said. My
friends caught fish enough to keep me
supplied. and l took life easy
Detective Frank Baur returned to duty
after 2 leave of four days.
But il was not a case of enjoying
holiday out OF the city, was his sad com
section of the city to another.
.'And." he added. moving is not ali
easy proposition.
Detective Joseph G. Walsh OF the sew /,
enth precinct has gone to Atlantic City |
on an automobile trip. He was accompa- /
MED by Joseph Bradley. and Walsh acted !
as chauffeur of his own car.
III meet YOU on the Boardwalk. was |
what o. J. Trenis. motor cycle policeman |
In Rock Creek Park. told him before he |
started on his trip.
Trenis Will go to the seashore on his |
motor cycle. starting Tuesday morning. |
He expects TO reach Philadelphia in the
afternoon. remain overnight. and go to
the seashore in the morning.
Desk sergt. Turner of No. took his
ramily to Chesapeake Beach on an out
ing. His children have been at Falls
Church part OF the summer. The country
appealed TO them. their father stated. but
they wanted salt water outing to make
their vacation all the more enjoyable, and
fishing and grabbing were enjoyed.
Private Edward Allen OF the third pre-
cihct is spending few days. at Bealeton.
Va. mis- former home. He sent his family
there some tine ago. and this week he
Went 10 Bealeton to join them.
Policeman 6. B. speer of Capt. Schne-
TO Culpeper. Va. He viii spend four days
there, while his family will remain for a
much longer period
TenleytoWn. was at North Chesapeake
Beach four days this week. He took his
family with him and occupied a cottage
"A few days at the beach arc restfui'
the sergeant stated and in addition to
the outing il solved the high cost of lv-
ing problem
Sergt George W. Neale finds police
Tenieytown pleasant place to do duty.
but once a year he thinks change to in
clude salt water with country is beneficial.
and TINS Week he went TO Colonial Beach
to enjoy the combination.
Private J. NJ. Peterson of the seventh
precinct is having an outing with his
family at Marshall Va. He was granted
leave Of absence of eleven days.
r. :. W. Burke of the seventh precinct
Is away on a leave of absence OF four
teen days, Burke went TO Atlantic City
where ne met other members of the sew
enth precinct command on the Board
walk.
Detectives Charles a. Evans. who is as
sistns in directing the work of the detec-
tive force took a leave of absence OF four
days to do his annual whitewashing and
painting. and Tom English the popular
night man at head1uarters. and neighbor
Of Evans. caught the fever. He took five
days leave TO do his work about home.
Sergt. Gustave W. Lauten is spending
n vacation of ten days on the lower Poto-
ma. lie Is uEl0S ABOARD q lau'lcn Win
friends. ard. il is stated, much of the
vacation is being spent III the vicinity of
Blackstone Island.
Privates W. C. Mc(;inness T. 7. kele-
her and W. q. Btlderson. OF the tenth
precinct are summering in different parts
OF Virginia. Private l.. j. Lawless of
the same precinct is enjoying u holiday
season in New Jersey.
I.ie,.t. J. L. Giles. in command of the
TCuleytown district. spent 4 day al Co.
lonaii Beach last week.
Private Karl Scherer OF No. II. manager
OF the Eastern pase ball team. has gone
with the team 10 several towns in the
Shenandoah valley
'ScheTeT j. SOME fam. remarked =
member of his police command.
Desk Serst. C;Istave W. Kramer of the
-Nnacostia precinct is away on n leave of
absence of two weeks The sergeant and
Mrs. Kramer have gone to Norfolk. where
they will visit their son. who is stationed
on one of the submarine boats. They
will visit Virginia Beach. Cape Henry
and Ocean View before they return.
Lieut. Caaey L. Plemmous of the eleV-
enth precinct has gore to visit his rela-
lives at the old homestead near ASneville
" {. The lieutenant visits his old home
almost every wear. and while there en-
JOYS cunning ard fishing.