Evening star., 1915-04-04
York avenue. took two days OFF last


Private D. H. Whitaker of the sec
ond precinct took holiday Monday to
celebrate his tin wedding at his home
in Rosslyn, Va.
W. c. Curd. private in the command
of Capt. Harrison, took five days holi-
day last week.
precinct had holiday several days last
week. He needed the time off. his
companions say, to get his garden in
shape.
Desk Seret. J. P. Hendricks of the
second precinct, who was off duty for
some time on account of sickness has
recovered and returned to duty.
Private ]. p. Mcmahon of the second
precinct took holiday last Monday.
c. f. Addison, private in the second
Precinct, is suffering from, an attack
Of tonsilitis.
Detective William e. Smith OF the
third precinct took two days holiday
last week. He was off duty sunday
and Monday.
Private A. L. Sides OF the third pre-
ctnct has not recovered from an attack
OF Illness he suffered two weeks ago.
". s.. Shelby of the fourth precinct.
who is detailed at Police Court. is en-
joytng nine days vacation.
Private A. E. Jackson OF the fourth
precinct is at home nursing broken
leg. When he sustained the injury ne
thought it was only a sprain, but sew
eral days later he discovered the break
and had to summon surgeon.
Augustus Thompson, private in Capt
Mulhalfs command, was off duty six
days last week
Private Willard D. Vaughn of the
sixth precinct was detained at bone
last week on account of sickness.
W. e. Brown member of the White
House squad. was summoned to his
former home in Indiana the past week
On account of the death Of a relative.
Motor Cycle Policeman f. L. Eby of
the seventh precinct wrenched his
back one day last week in trying to
prevent falling from his wheel His
injury gave him SO much trouble that
he had to take sick card.
Private Thomas Hanley, who is in
charge of the wagon in the seventh
precinct. took holiday Sunday to enter
tain visitors.
John Maher. traffic policeman at the
north end of Aqueduct bridge. took
three days holiday last week.
Private John c. Heide. mounted MEM
ber OF Capt. Schneider command, took
three days vacation the past week TO
do his spring plowing.
enth precinct had holiday part Of last
week. He enjoyed a trip to Baltimore.
Private J. ]. Burke of the seventh
precinct took an emergency leave last
week on account of sickness in his
family.
J. L. McLucas, member of the seventh
precinct command, was off duty three
days the past week. McLucas has
many fine chickens on his place in Ten
leytown, and his time was spent look
ing after the fowls.
High winds last week prevented Pri-
Yates w. +. Holmes and r. C. Ault of
the eighth precinct from making a rec
ord on the water. Robert Taylor, a
friend. took them to Chappawamsic,
Va, the country home Of Dr. Charles
with rod and line. They reported that
the high winds laid much of the bot
tom of the river bare and prevented
them from fishing.
Private j. F. c. Nebb of the ninth
precinct is spending a week off duty.
He is painting his house and doing nu-
merous odd jobs about home.
Mounted Policemen William Riley
and Robert Tapscott Of the ninth pre-
cinct enjoyed three days holiday the
past week.
B. C. Batson. private in Capt Falvey's
command, took three days holiday last
week.
Mounted Policeman H. E. Galpin and
Private Edward Anderson of the ninth
precinct were on the sick list last week
The latter does post duty at Ivy City.
Private Lightfoot. who does duty at
Wheeler. who is OF post duty at Brook
land. both members Of the command Of
Capt. Judge, were on the sick list last
week.
Private Frank Hughes. who patrols
day last week and enjoyed himself at
home.
Mounted Sergt NJ. J.. Raedy Of the
eleventh precinct Is at home under
treatment for a sprained ankle. He
sustained the injury while dismount-
ing from his horse.
Private e. ". Brooks OF the eleventh
precinct took one day Of his annual
leave last week and remained al home
Lieut.. Russell Dean Of the hsrbor
precinct took four days holiday last
week and went with his wife on visit
to friends at Falls Church. Va.
lice boat ViKilant. enjoyed three days
la week