Evening star., 1915-11-14

| tion at his home in Maryland last week.
Great Falls. Va. proved an attractive
place for Private w. H. Carl1n OF the
first precinct last week. He went there
to enjoy rabbit shooting.
Private Michael Cefarrat of the sec
ond precinct took a few days off last
week to get his apartment in readiness
for the winter.
Claudius Davis. member of the White
House squad, is enjoying two weeks
holiday.
]. F. Hartman, member Of Capt. Sui
livan's command, went ducking on the
Patuxent river one day last week
A. w. Gore, member of the White
House force. is visiting relatives at his
former home in Wisconsin.
Private N. B. Fields of the third pre-
cinct has gone to Marshall. Va. on a
visit to his mother, who is said to be
critically i'll.
Desk sergt. John Thompson of the
third precinct expects to indulge in a
cunning trip the latter part of the
month. I'm going cunning on 5000
acres of land, where only two persons
are permitted to shoot he said. "Of
course, I'd be delighted to take few
friends with me-
Crossing Policeman R. r. Pearson.
stationed at Pennsylvania avenue and
9Th street southeast, enjoyed a short
vacation the past week He spent his
holiday at his home in the country
Desk Sergt. H. T. Burlingame of the
fifth precinct remained at home one
day last week. Just participated in
general clean-up,' he said, "and took
in the flowers for the winter"
II. K. Wilson. member of Capt. Har-
rlson's command. reputed to be crack
shot. is in the mountains of West Vir-
ginia on cunning trip.
w. {. Lewis, private in the sixth pre-
cinct, has gone to Coan river. his for
mer home. on a cunning and fishing
trip.
Private NJ K Humphries of the sixth
precinct has gone to his farm in Vir-
ginia. to be there at hog-killing time.
Motor Cycle Policeman Q. J. Trenis of
the seventh precinct took holiday last
week to give his dogs tryout. pre-
paratory to starting on cunning trip.
Privates r. A. johnson and J. S. Mat
thews of the seventh precinct took
three days holiday the past week and
went on a cunning trip.
Frank Leer. desk sergeant in Capt.
Fa1vey's precinct. is engaged in a
cleanup and paint-up campaign at
home.
j. r. Lintler. member of the seventh
precinct command, has gone to his
former home in Fairfax county, Va,
on a cunning trip.
Private ]. J. Burke of the seventh
precinct last week took day off and
worked in his garden.
c. r. Cox, who does duty west Of
Rock creek. has gone to the vicinity
of Point of Rocks for short outing.
He expects to kill few birds and rab-
bits.
Motor Cycle Policemen A. c. Belt and
r. c. May of the seventh precinct were
off duty part of last week.
Jack Bennett, wagon man in No. 8,
took day off and went to Montgomery
county. He refuses to tell what luck
he had with gun and dogs.
Raymond C. Ault. member of Capt.
lower Potomac aboard his launch for
a weeks outing. He expects to do a
little fishing and cunning.
Private r. c. Reed of the eighth pre-
last week and enjoyed 18Sening trip.
Detective Harry Evana of the eighth
precinct arranged for trip to the
country. He asked only for day off,
thinking he could kill plenty game
during the brief holiday.
Sergt T. l.. Lake of the eighth pre-
cinct has gone down the river on a
cunning trip. He expects to remain
away about a week.
w. II. Curtis, member of the White
House squad, has taken two weeks
vacation.
Private c. c. Parker. who does duty
in the vicinity of Benning, took five
days vacation and went to Maryland
on a cunning trip.
J. II. Gibson. in charge of the wagon
in the ninth precinct. remained at home
two days last week and did his fall
painting.
tenth precinct participated in the open
ing of the cunning season in Prince
Georges county. Md.
Private l.. w Charlton of Capt
Judges command was at home last
week on account of the death of his
wife.
Lieut.. C. P. NJ. Lord of the tenth pre-
cinct is detained al home on account of
sickness He is recovering from slight
operation.
J. L. Farmer. member of Capt. Ander-
sons command. has gone to Fairfax
county on cunning trip. He expressed
himself as being confident of getting
ra bbits and quail, and said he would
take a shot at turkey should one of
the big birds come his way.
Capt. w. T. Anderson of the eleventh
precinct and Private Carl Scherer,
member of his command. enjoyed an
automobile ride to Frederick, Md, last
Tuesday.
Sergt. j. f. Preston of the harbor
precinct, enthusiastic gunner and
angler. has taken sixteen days vaca-
ton. He expects to do shooting in
Maryland and Virginia, and it is prob
able that he will spend day or two on
the river.
Deckhand ]. w. Watson of the harbor
precinct took short holiday the past
week. He is said to be arranging to
make an effort to get an appointment