Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-03
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

who enjoy sport with gun and dogs
are anticipating pleasant outings in
November and December.
Many members of the several fishing
, clubs sailed fish enough to last them
all winter, especially those who went
| with the Wounded Knee and Deep
| Water clubs. and they are now boast
| ing of how they enjoyed their out
| fngs and assisted in reducing the cost
| Of living.
Inspector Robert Boardman and De-
tective Frank Baur are enjoying their
last bass fishing trip of the season.
Having heard of SO many big. catches
made along the upper Potomac, the
| two anglers arranged for a trip to
Dickerson's, where Capt. Walters has
cared for anglers for many years.
| Both anglers have been at the mouth
of the Monocacy a number of times
during the past twenty years and have
made some interesting catches.
And II ! get three or four two
or, I'll be more than satisfied
| Private Thomas McGrath of the prop
| duty Tuesday. He went to Baltimore
| and participated in the parade of the
Catholic societies. Detective Thomas
McNamee also participated in the pa
| of st. Aloysius Church.
Detective Richard H. Beckley has
been granted leave of absence for
twenty days. He left the city Thurs
day and probably will not return until
| it is time for him to resume his duties
at headquarters.
81 haven't decided just how far I'm
going," he said before leaving. but I
expect to travel through a number of
states while away.
Bicycle Policeman j. E. Inman of the
| first precinct left the city early in the
week to spend a week in North Caro-
| lima He went there to pay his mother
| and other relatives a visit.
| Private J. R. Currier of the first
precinct is spending his vacation at
| Kittery Point, Me.
| ION the Maine coast eating lobsters,' -
remarked one Of his brother officers.
| Private F. R. Emmert of the first pre-
| cinct is spending his vacation of ten
days in Ohio. He has been a member
of the first precinct command for near
I ly twenty years and during recent
years has been detailed in the vicinity
of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
northwest.
Private John McTaggart of the first
precinct, who is detailed at Police
liceman P. A. Mertz of the same pre-
cinct had two days holiday this week.
| Private W. NJ Mcdonald of the first
precinct is on the sick list. He re-
ceived an injury to his foot several
days ago when he came in contact
with an automobile at 18th and F
streets.
w. H. Carlin. member of Capt Peck's
command. delayed his vacation to
spent part the early fall at Colo
NAL Beach with his family. He will
| bring his family home NEXT week
Crossing Policeman D. c. Smith, who
North Capitol street, was off duty this
week because Of sickness In his fam
lily.
away on his vacation. He Is visiting
relatives at Stewart, Neb:, and other
places in the west.
Private Archie Baker of the fourth
precinct has gone to Loudoun county
Va, to visit his sister.
c. H. Cowne of the fourth precinct
has taken part of his vacation. He is
attending the Fredericksburg fair.
Bicycle Policeman H. P. Garrett Of
the fourth precinct was off duty part
of a relative. Two other relatives
died during the past few months.
Capt. George H. williams of the
fourth precinct Is detained at home or
account of sickness. He is suffering
from trouble with his shoulder.
Private Joseph M. Smith of the fourth
precinct has gone to Connecticut te
spend few days with his family. He
will bring his family home before the
end of his two-week vacation.
Private Augustus Thompson, one OF
the older members of the fifth pre-
cinct command, is on ten-day trip tc
New York and Philadelphia. He has a
daughter residing in Philadelphia.
Privates R. A. Allen and ]. p. Frect
of the fifth precinct were off duty this
week on account of sickness.
Gus Sager. private in Capt. Mulhalls
command, took ten days leave to dc
painting about his home.
Sergt. Edward Kelly of headquarter.
and Private w. ]. Mahaney of the sixth
precinct attended the Catholic celebra
ton in Baltimore Tuesday.
, Sergt. J. NJ. Walsh of the seventh
precinct has been playing the part o.
handy man about home during the pas
few days. The sergeant thinks it is {
good thing to prepare his home fol
winter while the weather is good.
| 1TlNdtc a. .. NldtlneWS OF the seventh
: precinct has been detained at home OF
= account of sickness. He had a Sigh
attack of tonsilitis.
!, Private Anthony FINELY of the sew
enth precinct attended the celebration
7 of the Catholic societies in Baltimor,
Tuesday. He will return to duty thu
latter part of next week.
Mounted Policeman ]. C. Heide ant
3 Privates Charles Pierce, H. M McDer
mott and L. H. Farquhar had shor
3 vacations this week.
: L. r. Keech, desk sergeant in tn,
e police room at the White House, 1,
!, away on leave Of absence for ten days
He will visit friends at Benedict
Charles county. Md. before he return,
to duty.
E. L. johnson, desk sergeant at thu
Tenleytown station. took two days
holiday this week to make some re-
pairs to his house.
Private w. J. Clayton Of the nintl