Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Maj Pullman, moro than satisfied
with the showing made by members OF
his force during the g. A. r. encamp-
ment, took a short vacation last week.
Incidentally he is combining business
with pleasure, visiting the New York
and Philadelphia police and getting
better acquainted with their methods.
Upon leaving Maj. Pullman intended
arranging to see the first game of the
world series between the winners OF
the two major base ball leagues. He
expects to take another short vacation
before it is time to prepare to protect
merchants during the Christmas shop
ping season.
Inspector R. B. Boyle, who succeeded
late Inspector Robert Boardman. as
assistant superintendent of police. is
in charge of the police department. He
also is filing the position OF Inspector
Harry L. Gessford, who is away on a
fishing trip.
Detectives Patrick O'Brien and
Charles Mullen visited Morganton. N.
c., last week. They returned with
three prisoners.
There are many members Of the
police department who are looking for
ward to cunning trips later in the sea-
son, and more of them are hoping to
get a chance at bass fishing before the
end of the season.
Capt. Thomas Judge of the tenth pre-
cinct, who has been on the sick list
for two weeks. Is able to be about
again.
Crossing Policeman Wilbert Gallo
way, stationed at 18th and F streets
last week took six days vacation and
visited friends in Maryland. He Is one
of the original members OF the Cross
ing police squad.
Another original member OF tne
lott, who does duty at Pennsylvania
avenue and 9Th street, is on the sick
list.
Private Archie Mellen Of tho first
precinct has been granted two weeks
vacation. He went to Old Point to visit
some of his former military comrades
J, C, Costello and L. E. Draeger
members of Capt. Peck's command, hao
four days holiday last week. The
former Is detailed at the District build
ing, while the latter does duty In the
commission house district.
Privates A. M. Haycock and l. ID
Johnson of the first precinct took a
holiday last Wednesday.
Crossing Policeman G. T. Ray. sta-
toned at 14th and H streets. visited
Private ]. H. Holmes OF the first pre-
cinct was on the sick list last week
Last weeks sick list of the second
precinct contained the names o.
Young and Thaddeus Davis. Ivy poison
ing disabled Cefaratti.
Lieut. Charles H. Bremerman OF Capt
Doyle's command took an emergency
leave last week on account OF the
death of his brother. j: S. Bremerman
who was killed by an electric car.
Private T. NJ. Adams Of the second
precinct, member of the White House
squad, was on leave last Monday.
Four members OF capt sullivan
They were Privates ]. B. Much. w. F
CARNEY, H. H. Groves and w. E. Davis
Sergt E. w. Brown of the third pre-
cinct was on the sick list last week:
Desk Sergt. John E. Thompson of the
third precinct has recovered from an
attack of illness and returned to duty.
Privates o. w. Mansfield and A. E
jackson, members of Capt. Williams
command, had one day holiday last
week.
on the sick list last week were Privates
]. T. Buckley. ]. M. Smith and w. w
Orme.
who looks after pedestrian and vehicu-
lar traffic at LIST and B streets south
east, was off duty last week on account
of sickness
Privates F. N. Mcpherson. J. F. Wal
dron and W. v. Watts Of the fifth pre-
cinct were off duty last Sunday.
w. J. Kenney, private In Capt. Null
halls command. had two days holiday
last week.
Harrison's command. has taken his an
nual leave Of twenty days and gone to
Bluemont. Va. Langley is detailed In
the office of the assistant corporation
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]. A. Hebrew. private in the sixth
precinct. took a short holiday last
week
Private Theodore Kunza of tho sixth
week on account of the illness Of his
wife.
sergt. Edward Curry Of the sixth pre-
cinct. popular member Of the Police
home several weeks on account of
sickness He has recovered and re-
turned to duty
Privates J. H. Boswell. J. c. Broderick
and J. M. McGrath OF the sixth pre-
cinct were on the sick list last week.
The sick list of the seventh precinct
last week included the names Of ]. F.
Beauregard. F. L. Eby. G. B. Speer and
J. T. Norris. Speer was disabled by an
injury to his ankle.
L. II. Armstrong. member Of Capt.
Falvey's command, took an emergency
leave last week on account OF illness In
his family.
Crossing Policeman W. D. Ballenger.
stationed at Wisconsin avenue and o
street, who was off duty several days
last week, has returned to duty.
Detective w. NJ. Gilfoyle OF the eighth
nrecinct was summoned to his former
home at Towanda. Pa, because OF the
death of a brother. Another brother Is
seriously i'll.
Privates c. 8. creel and T. T. Dollhouse
of the eighth precinct were on leave
Robert c. Dyer and L. v. Cox. MEM
hers of Capt. Fathers command, were
on the sick list last week:
Sergt. ]. M. Walsh, ]. S. Bryan ana
owen Cooney of the ninth precinct were
of duty part Of last week.
Five members of Capt: sch a1
were Privates e. H. Lambert. Edward
Mudd, w. H. Curtis, william Riley and
Philip Browne.
Privates F. D. Hiser and J. M A. Nc
Kimmie of the tenth precinct took holi-
day last Sunday. Daniel Foley OF the