Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-26
CITIES Of THE COUNTRY
SEND DETECTIVES HERE
Able Sleuths to Aid Local Force in
Protecting Washington
Against Crooks.

Mai Pullman, chief of police, has
everything in readiness for handling
the encampment crowds and protecting
residents of the city and the G. A. r
visitors from the depredations of
crooks. Most of the orders to the po-
lice have been distributed and warn
ings have been given to those who are
to be protected. If these warnings
are heeded the police chief thinks
there will be but few losses by theft
experienced during the week.
Twenty-Five detectives from other
cities are scheduled to answer roll call
at police headquarters this morning
and to remain on duty throughout the
week. New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore will each have four de-
tectives here. and Mai. Pullman has
been assured that some of the best
men in each department will be among
the number.
Detective Lieuts. John McAIullen.
Richard McKenna and John McCloskey
and Acting Detective Sergt. James ].
Mccoy are the New Workers. while
Lieuts. Theodore Wood and James Tate
and Detectives Michael Mccarthy and
John Lynch. Baltimore detectives who
will participate in the work are
InOmaS oDOnneli, u. w. Davis, WILL
liam Collision and Robert Porter.
Other Cities Represented.
Other cities will be represented as
follows:
Chicago. ILL.,, Sergt. William L. Bush
and William W. Sullivan: st. Louis Mo-,
Detectives John flanagan and John
ilassco; Boston, Mass, Detective NJ. J.
George Kostie: Pittsburgh, Pa. De-
tectives Clyde Edeburn and L. H. Left;
Wis, Detective Dennis Sui
livan: Cincinnati. Ohio, Detectives
ausftlein and Joseph snafer; New Or.
Louisville. Ky. Detective Edward Nc
Elliott; Atlanta, Ca. Detective s. L.
Rosser: Richmond. Va. Sergt. ]. l.
wiltshire; Atlantic City, N. j., De-
tective John H. Barnshaw. and York,
Baltimore Detail.
Deputy Marshal Of Police Samuel w.
uniformed policemen who will come
here from Baltimore tomorrow morn
ing. The detail will be in charge of
Capt. Harvey P. Morhiser and will be
composed OF Round Sergts. Thomas j.
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and Robert S. Davis; Sergts. Cornelius
Roche, George T. Woelper. W. C. Fer
guson. j. T. Carroll, s. ]. Mumford, w.
L. Scrivner. A P. Story. NJ. R. Porter,
G ean Tsom 5szm oSe henjsmin s. F sIt
lips. c. G. Brandt. J. E. McCloskey,
I. P. Kirby, Walter 1ompkins anu
Privates Edward Healey, James Hor-
ner, James Coll, William Schoenhaar,
Michael Frawley. Joseph Itzel, Charles
vogt. Joseph Common, Howard ]. Plank.
Thomas ]. Woolmer, Albert T. Cooper.
Larmar j. H. Whitaker, Walter H.
Long, James N. Lane. Charles G. A.
Messerschmidt. William Gerlach. Pat
rick ]; Kenealy. William J. Kemp.
Frank T. Lindung. Hamilton R. Atkin-
son, Albert F. Ludwig, Oliver J. Young,
Harry 8. Bates, Lawrence E. Williams.
Howard NJ Zeigler, George J. Hobbs.
Charles F. Rohlfng. Charles L Witte.
Charles Davis. Frederick johnson,
Lawrence Stevens, Arthur Guntrum,
Cornelius Curran. Howard Gesswein,
Frederick Davidson. William c. Hoff-
Itch. Leonard Hendricks. Hicks How
ard. William Schertle. William Carlos,
Joseph Mannion. Raymond Golderman,
Michael McKew, Matthew Dunn, Will
liam L Miller. Alfred Cormack. Thorn
as G. Pearce, William Grass. Joseph G.
Reilly. Charles E. Guntrum, Henry f.
Haake. Norman c. Bradburn. Walter
Broseker, William II. Hansen, Joseph
Rusicka. Charles c. VII they. Jm.s
T. Cain. Chester w. Dilworth. Edward
Shea. Louis N. Mahaffey. John A Cot
fey, Charles L. Dietz. Charles L. Moog,
William P. Delaney, Henry p. Lannato-
witt, Conrad Bodenbender, Edgar Stei-
hacker, John X. Rollman. Leo Ripple
meyer. George NJ. Roth. Walter Apple
by. Charles Nelson. Charles X. Clarke
and William p. Wheeley