Evening star., 1915-04-11
week to get his garden in shape for
spring planting.

week to get his garden in shape for
spring planting.
Detective J. w. Barbee of the second
precinct enjoyed four days vacation
the past week.
Six days vacation taken by Private
Jerome Jenkins Of the second precinct
visited his home in Virginia and got
in his potatoes. his friends say.
e. H. Braxton. private in Capt. Har-
rison's command, took a short vacation
the past week
Private A. T Sides of the third pre-
cinct has not yet recovered from a spell
OF sickness he experienced nearly a
month ago. Sides does duty In the
vicinity of Dupont Circle and resides at
326 11th street northeast.
Bicycle Policeman Ernest L. Lake
took a sick card last week. He Is suf-
fering from an injury that may have
been caused by bicycling.
Private W. F. Thornhill of the third
precinct is off duty on account of sick
ness.
Sanitary Officer Albert R. Lynn took
a day off last week to do his early
move on a farm in the suburbs. but a
neighbor gave him the use Of a half
acre, and the inducement was suffi-
cient to keep him in his city home.
Private w. A. Hixon of the fourth
precinct took holiday last Monday.
Private George Shannon of the fourth
precinct, who sprained his ankle more
than month ago, still is on the sick
list.
Privates F. N. Mcpherson and J. P.
Frech Of the fifth precinct enjoyed
holiday Wednesday.
J. c. Smith, private in the command
of Capt. Mulhall, took two days leave
the past week.
Private R. A. Allen of the fifth pre-
cinct. who underwent an operation at
Providence Hospital several weeks ago,
Is at home on the sick list.
command of Capt. C. E. E. Flather,
took holiday Tuesday to show friends
from Staunton, Va, the sights Of the
city.
Bicycle Policeman c. S. MONTGOMERY
of the sixth precinct was off duty on
five days leave of absence last week
He spent his time at Chesapeake Beach
getting his bungalow in readiness for
his family for the coming season.
Private Joseph A. Hail. one of the
veterans of the seventh precinct, was
granted two weeks leave. The vet
eran is a sufferer from rheumatism,
and, 1t is stated. he has gone where he
expects to obtain relief.
Capt. Schneider granted Private John
Maher three days leave last week
To, L.
ing about his home
E. L. Eby. member of the seventh
precinct. took one day off to assist in
moving his family from one location to
another.
Private T. E. Brashears of the sew
enth precinct took holiday last week to
attend his grandmothers funeral
Mounted Policeman ]. A. Donovan and
Private Jacob Jacobson of the seventh
precinct had four days holiday last week
Private F. S. w. Burke Of the seventh
precinct took one day off last week on
account of the death of a relative.
Driver W. A. Walker of the seventh pre-
cinct. the most pronounced base ball fan
of the precinct. has been granted ten
days leave. He will see the opening
game of the season.
Private G. 3. Speer Of the seventh pre-
cinct spent one day in the country last
week. He planted potatoes, his compan-
ions say
The sick list of the seventh precinct last
week included the names of E. E. Porter,
H. c. Shepherd, F. S. Strawser and A. L.
Peck. Strawser contracted the mumps
from his children.
Privates P. W. Jones. ]. W. Simms and
L. ]. Quill of the eighth precinct were Off
duty the past week on account of sick
ness.
Bicycle Policeman Benjamin F. Williams
Of the ninth precinct took holiday We'd
nesday to attend a duty call at church.
L. E. Beach. private In the command Of
Capt. Falvey, was on leave three days
last week
Precinct Detective Dellamico, also a
of Capt. Falveys command, was
on the sick list last week
Private Charles H. Bradley Of the tenth
precinct took two days vacation last
week. Later in the season he will spend
short vacations on the river
Mounted Sergt. c. J. P Weber of the
eleventh precinct. commander Of Nelson
last week to attend the funeral Of a
Former Sergt. Enoch n. Burgess of the
eleventh precinct. who is detailed at the
house of detention, is on the sick list
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