Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-01

l915-PART 2.
precinct, has taken his family to a
place on the Rappahannock river for
an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. r. King and baby are
enjoying an outing in Westmoreland
county, Va. King is a member Of Capt.
Doyle's command.
Mrs. c. E. Ladow, wife Of Private
Ladow Of the second precinct, was sum-
moned from the city the past week be-
cause of the illness of a relative. Her
husband took leave, In order to look
after their home during her absence.
Private T. T. Langley Of the second
precinct is visiting relatives in Provi-
dence, r. l.
E. S. Waller, private in the second
precinct. is spending short vacation
at Colonial Beach.
Sergt. Leslie Ellsworth Of the second
precinct is at home nursing a sprained
attempting to arrest an alleged law
breaker.
c. H. Smith. chauffeur in the second
precinct. is spending his vacation at
Colonial Beach.
Private Thaddeus Davis of the White
House squad is on the sick list.
Spencer Roberts and S. I. Young, pri-
Yates in the second precinct. were of
duty last week. reason Of sickness.
Lieut.. James Conlon of the fourth
precinct is at Colonial Beach for a
couple of weeks.
Desk Sergt.- H. T. Burlingame of the
fifth precinct and Mrs. Burlingame are
enjoying a few days stay at Colonial
Beach. Private X. r. Price Of that
the river resort.
Jerome Hurst, member of Capt Null
halls command has gone to the coun-
try for a few days
Wilbur H. Rock. private in the sixth
precinct, is on the sick list. Two years
ago he was bitten by colored woman
and came near dying. The woman was
given two years imprisonment.
sixth precinct and Mrs. Murphy and
Detective J. E. Armstrong and wife
enjoyed an outing at Colonial Beach the
past week.
r. A. Sanders. pharmacy inspector.
was on the sick list last week.
Desk sergt. Frank Leer of the sew
last week.
Just wanted a little time to spend
some of his money" was the comment
of the officer who filled his position.
Private R. A. johnson of the seventh
precinct has taken his family to New
York for a vacation. They are visit
ing relatives.
Mounted Policeman James Law, who
gained some fame several years ago by
participating in the arrest of Jack
the Slasher." probably will be on the
month. having sustained severe in
jury to his shoulder as a result OF be-
ing thrown from his horse.
enth precinct. said he would like to
have holiday enough to permit him
to go to the PanamaPacific exposi-
ton.
But I haven't got it," he remarked
before departing for Chesapeake Beach.
D. J. Raher of the eighth precinct
took an emergency leave the past
week because Of sickness in his family.
Maurice Collins. assistant hack in
! spector, is enjoying a vacation OF two
weeks.
Private Edward A. Sutton of the
eighth precinct was off duty part of
the past week on account Of sickness.
Mounted Policeman w. W. Smith of
the ninth precinct was granted ten
days leave of absence. His horse is
having a good time in pasture while
it's owner Is enjoying his vacation.
Private W. L. Thomas Of the eighth
precinct took a brief vacation the past
week.
R. o. Reid, member OF Capt. Fathers
command, had a day on last week.
Emil Desch, crossing policeman at
sth and H streets northeast, was on
duty on emergency leave last week.
The leave was necessitated by reason
of sickness in his family.
Desk Sergt James Frank of the Ana
costa precinct took three days vaca-
ton the past week.
"Jim is a base ball enthusiast" said
an officer in the precinct, land prob
ably is studying the score cards"
Members of the Policemen's Associa-
ton are interested in the question OF
new contracts for uniforms. The now
contracts, it is stated. will not be given
out until February, and 1t Is probable
that some minor changes will be made
in the style Of the garments.