Evening star., 1915-02-07

| cinct has recovered from a spell of
sickness and returned to duty.
Sergt. Samuel Murphy, Crossing Po-
| 1iceman r. r. Pearson and Pr1vates
Spencer Roberts. G. F. Warfield and Je-
on the sick list last week.
Private w. T. Clinton of the fifth pre-
cinct took six days leave of absence
main at home and look after his wife,
who was dangerously i'll.
Private r. A. Allen of the fifth pre-
cinct took three days holiday last
week.
Owing to the illness of his father. Bi-
cycle Policeman c. s. Montgomery of
Private Thomas A. Dawson of the
sinxth precinct. who assisted in ar
resting two alleged robbers last week,
is on the sick list.
Anthony Fennelly. member of Capt.
Henry Schneider's command. and mrs.
Fennelly have gone to Cincinnati to
visit Mrs. Fennelly's relatives. They
expect to be gone about ten days.
Bicycle Policeman c. F. Brown of the
seventh precinct, who was OF duty sew
to duty and has taken ten days leave
of absence.
Private Henry Backenheimer of the
seventh precinct is at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital convalescing from an
operation performed last week. He ex-
poets to be able to return to duty in
a week or ten days.
Mounted Policeman J. C. Heide, WHO
was taken sick several days ago, ex-
poets to return to duty next week. He
Is suffering from an attack of rheuma-
tiSm.
Private J. s. Bergman of the house
of detention took holiday one day last
week. He spent most of the day at
the new structure of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, at Wisconsin avenue
and Volta place. He is connected with
the church and is assisting in making
preparations for the dedication exer-
cises.
Private G. B. Speer of the seventh
precinct was sick two days last week.
He had a severe cold.
Bicycle Policeman ]. F. Beauregard
and Private c. H. Montgomery Of the
seventh precinct had two days holiday
last week.
Private Frank Elgin of the seventh
precinct took three days vacation last
week. He was struck by a street car
and slightly hurt, and the short rest
did him good.
of the eighth precinct automobile. has
taken ten days vacation. He took the
holiday to visit his mother, who is sick.
-
precinct. who was injured as a result
of a collision between a street car and
wagon Christmas day. expects to re-
turn to duty next week.
Bicycle Policeman Benjamin Williams
of the ninth precinct. who last week
was presented with a handsome charm.
emblem of the Woodmen of the World,
took a days leave Wednesday. He
needed the holiday to prepare for the
initiation of a number of members of
Oak Camp of the Woodmen.
House squad took five days holiday
last week. He went to Atlanta as a
guard with a number of District pris-
oners who were taken to the federal
prison in that city.
Mounted Policeman H. E. Galpin and
Private Edward Archambault are still
on the sick list.
Private Joseph Barnes of the tenth
precinct was at home last week on
account of sickness.
Sergt. C. NJ. Dixon of the tenth, pre-
cinct, who was critically i'll for' sew
era1 weeks, has returned to duty He
went away for his health and gained
| twenty-five pounds The sergeant is
| filling a temporary detail at the house
| of detention Private w. c. Balder-
son is acting sergeant.
| Motor Cycle Policeman A. E. Smoot
| of the eleventh precinct is at home
| suffering from severe cold contracted
| while performing motor cycle duty.
| Private A. D. Moffett of the eleventh
| precinct is still on the sick list He
l expects to return to duty in a week
| or ten days.