Evening star., 1915-03-28
cinct, member Of the Wounded Knee
Fishing Club. was III last week.

Joe Davis. member Of Capt George H
williams command, has taken ten
| days vacation. He intends to 30 to
Greenbrier Springs. Va. and when ho
returns will go to Colonial Beach on
Private George Shannon Of tho fourth
precinct. who sprained his ankle about
a month ago. is still unable to return
to duty. George is one Of the veteran
members Of the force and 10 detailed at
the railroad station at 7th and D
streets southwest
sergt. Leslie Ellsworth Of the sec
ond precinct took four days holiday
the past week to attend to some pri-
vate business.
Private B. NJ Odum of the second
precinct was of duty four days the
past week on account of the death Of
one OF his children.
Desk Sergt ]. P Hendricks Of the
second precinct, who was confined at
home for two weeks. owing to an at
tack of pneumonia, has recovered and
returned to duty.
Private ]. p. Mcmahon Of the second
precinct is suffering from an attack Of
indigestion. He has been Ill since he
attended a st. Patrick's day dinner.
Capt c. E. E. Flather Of the sixth
precinct presided at a planked steak
onnss ona say that last aen enjoyed in the
desk sergeant, did the carving.
Several Of the men ate so much .
commented the desk sergeant. that
they were unable to take nourishment
Privates R. A. Allen, c. e. ghowalter,
Thomas Nalley and Guy Smith Of the
NTH precinct were members Of last
to ~
Desk ssrgt. Holton Wolfe Of the nth
precinct took two days holiday last
week.
Privates r. n. johnson. c. H. Bradley
and J. c. Lightfoot Of Capt Judges
command, tenth precinct, were Ill last
week
Mounted Sergt. L. J. Stoll Of the tenth
precinct took two days holiday last
week and got his garden in condition
for spring planting.
Private G. F. Sullivan of the tenth
precinct was OF duty two days last
week
Mounted sergt. s J. Harry Of the
tenth precinct had a brief vacation
last week.
Private Lawrence J. Quill of the
eighth precinct took a sick card last
week. Last year he suffered a nervous
breakdown. and was on the sick list
for nearly three months the first I'LL
ness he experienced in almost twenty
years service.
W. E. Holmes and r. C. Ault en-
thusiastic fishermen. members Of Capt.
Doyle's command. received a quiet tip
from Gunston. Va. that fish were Bit
Ing, and inasmuch as each had been
he
hsh than the other. they decided to
settle the dispute, and have been
granted two days leave to go on the
Private c. P. W. Lippold Of the
eighth precinct took two days vaca-
tion last week.
Chauffeur Joseph coushlin of the
try. Is attending the mission at St.
Jerome's Church, Hyattsville, Nd. He
Is on day duty.
Mounted Policeman L. B. Trumbo Of
the ninth precinct took four days holi-
day last week on account Of the seri-
GUS illness Of relative. Next week
he may take a brief holiday to do his
early spring plowing.
Private Edward Anderson, on post
duty at Ivy City, and Private F. Z.
Nussbaum. who does duty at 18th and
n streets northeast. were Ill last week.
Mounted Sergt. J. W. Mccormick Of
the ninth precinct took holiday part Of
last week to move
Private D. W. Smith. mounted mem
Der Of Capt. Falvey's squad, took two
days leave the past week.
Desk Sergt. James Frank of the
eleventh precinct was of duty part OF
last week. He took holiday to work
in his garden.
Private H. c. Steinbraker Of the sew
enth precinct took four days leave the
past week for a rest
Private H. P. Short Of the seventh
precinct, who does duty at Aqueduct
bridge. was on the sick list last week
e. P. Alexander. member. of Capt.
Schneider's command. had holiday
Wednesday Of last week.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.