Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25


week.
Private c. r. Samson of the first pre-
cinct spent last Sunday in Baltimore.
J. H. Clements. crossing policeman at
7th and streets northwest, had two
days holiday last week.
Crossing Policeman j. H. Hartman,
who does duty at 14th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. has recovered from a
sick spell and returned to duty.
Buell. Stanley, crossing policeman at
14th street and New York avenue, en-
1oyed vacation of two days the past
week
Capt. William H. Harrison of the
second precinct took two days holiday
the past week, and visited his sister
In Howard county. Md. He made the
trip in an automobile
Private W. T. Raley of tho second
precinct, who has charge Of tho print
ing office of the department. enjoyed
Private G. W. Sellers of the fourth
precinct, secretary of the Policemen's
Association, took his place.
Desk sergt John q. Thompson of the
third precinct has returned to duty. He
was Off duty most Of last week under
going treatment for his sight
]. T. Herbert, who has charge of the
patrol service in the fourth precinct,
spent part Of last week in the clean up
movement. He did his cleaning at
home.
Private George Shannon OF the fourth
precinct, who sprained his ankle sew
eral weeks ago, has not returned to
duty.
Private A. e. Jackson of the fourth
precinct is slowly recovering from the
effects of an injury to his leg.
Capt J. E. Mulhall of the fifth pre-
cinct is on the sick list. Lieut.. Yulee
Hodges IS acting captain and Sergt. c.
T. Wright was acting lieutenant last
week.
Desk sergt Holton Wolfe of the fifth
precinct took holiday one day last
week.
Private Joseph Boswell of the sixth
precinct. the tallest and heaviest mem
Der Of the force, has lost seventy
pounds during his sickness. He prob
ably will not be able to return to duty
for some time.
Private H X. Wilson of tho sixth
precinct is still confined to his bed in
George Washington University Hos
pital suffering from an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Private c. H. A. Montgomery of the
seventh precinct had holiday part Of
the purpose of looking after his bee
hives.
Mounted Policeman ]. A. Donovan OF
the seventh precinct took holiday one
day last week and went fishing. He
neglected to tell his companions of his
luck.
d. L. O'Brien, crossing policeman at
Wisconsin avenue and o street, re-
manned at home one day the past week
and did repair work.
Private H c. Lee of the seventh pre-
cinct was away one day last week
and acted as pallbearer at the funeral
Of relative.
G. B. Speer, member of Capt. Schnei-
der's command, was granted two days
holiday last week. He spent his short
vacation in Fairfax county, va.
Private L. H Armstrong of the sew
enth precinct was off duty four days
last week. He spent most of his holt
day taking his family carria ge-riding.
H. C. Steinbraker and A. c. Belt. pri-
Yates in the seventh precinct command.
were on the sick list last week. Belt
was off duty three days. while Stein
braker was able to return at the end Of
one day.
Privates J.. J. Quill, H. A. ]. Lanahan
and D. ]. Cullinane OF the eighth pre-
cinct were on the sick list the past
week.
Desk Sergt. F. p. Holmes Of the
eighth precinct was granted eight days
leave of absence. He is spending his
repair work about his home.
Private T. T. Dollhouse of the eighth
precinct spent two days in Warrenton,
Va, last week.
J. r. Peterson. one Of the officers
charged with enforcement Of the child
labor law, was quarantined last week
on account of a case of scarlet fever in
his family.
Private Edwin Archambault Of the
ninth precinct took one day off the
past week to act as pallbearer for j j.
Hickey, a former desk sergeant
Mounted Policeman c. A. strobel and
Private P. B. Batson had holiday last
Sunday.
Private NJ. A. Frawley of the ninth
precinct was off duty last week on ac-
count of the death of his sister
Private w. H. Lester of the ninth pre-
cinct was on the sick list last week
Robert Morris, who was detached
from the Juvenile Court detail last
week and ordered to report to No. 9
precinct for active duty took a sick
card the day the order became effective
w. H. Braunfng, member Of the tenth
precinct force, took three days' leave
last week and Joined the cleanup cam
paign.
Private John Roland of the tenth pre-
cinct. who does duty in Rock Creek
Park, took q brief vacation last week
because of sickness in his family.
A vacation of three DAYS was en-
joyed by Private C. H. Tucker last
week.
Members of the tenth precinct who
were on the sick list the past week
were ]. E. Barnes, Alexander Mckee
E. H. High and ]. e. Lightfoot.
Desk Sergt. G. w Kramer of the e1ev-
enth precinct participated in the clean
up crusade last week.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
J. E. Larsen has been appointed c,erk
In the bureau of immigration at 5000
Mr.. Larsen Is from Boston