Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

| Inspector r. B. Boyle, member of
Mai Pullman's staff, attended the
Rockville fair the past week He
usually spends the entire week of the
fair on the grounds, but owing to the
absence of other members of the police
force on account of sickness he was
unable to remain away more than two
days this season.
| "I haven't missed a Rockville fair in
| thirty years." said the inspector. ITS
| the one time Of the year that / meet
many old friends. and there are a
number of them that 1 see only during
| the fair. I'd hate to miss going to the
fair
! The sick list of the department at
the beginning of the week contained
the names of Precinct Detective j. G..
| Dellamico. Inspector F. E. Cross and
| Privates J. F. Reagan, Henry Nerr, E.
L. Johnson, F; NJ; Howard, J; =; Welch.
Macdonald. J. ]: Broderick, S: f.
Young. Thaddeus Davis. Samuel Good
| man. c. F. Lowery and S. D. Lewis.
The police " was
John E. Cats and Mason E. Howes
have Investigated many complaints
during the year, some anonymous and
some signed, and made fully 500 ar
rests.
Hack Inspector Coffin has returned
from an outing among friends on
Machodoc creek.
Il had the time of my life" he re-
| marked Il had everything there was
in the country to be enjoyed and went
fishing several times
Private Buy Smith of the first precinct
and family are visiting relatives and
friends at Westminster, Md, Smith s
former home.
Bicycle Policeman L. A Carlin of the
first precinct and Mrs. Carlin have gone,
away for vacation period of more
than two weeks. They are visiting in
Philadelphia and will spend a few
days in Atlantic City before their re-
turn.
Henry Gilbert, member of the White
House squad, has taken his annual
leave of twenty days and gone away.
]. T. wittstatt. private in the first
precinct, visited the Rockville fair
last week. He was off duty four days.
Privates L. E. Dreager. P. c. Wheeler.
J. J. Cavanaugh. J. J. McAuliffe and
Philip Regain Of the first precinct had
holiday last Sunday.
J. T. Bassford, J. P. Mcmahon, N. NJ.
.. Stone and F. E. Woodward, members
of Capt. Doyle's command, had short
vacations the past week and took the
water trip to Baltimore.
Desk Sergt. Charlie Giddings and Pri-
vate E. F. Jack of the second precinct
Kallipolis Grotto.
Private William Halter of the second
precinct took holiday the past week
and went to New York to visit his
daughter. a movie actress.
c. F. Brown, private in Capt. Will
liams' command, took five days holt
day last week and attended the horse
show at Warrenton, Va.
Sergt. ]. r. Evans of the fourth pre-
cinct, president of the Wounded Knee
Fishing Club. went to Colonial Beach
last Wednesday and discussed his re-
cent fishing trip with angler friends.
James Tracy. member OF Capt Fla-
theirs command is enjoying a rest of
ten days. He is spending his holiday
at home with his family.
Private Theodore Kunza of the sixth
precinct took three days holiday last
week.
In order that he might have an OPP
portunity to do odd jobs about home
and get in his winter supplies, Private
J. p. Romer of the sixth precinct took
four days holiday last week.
Privates Samuel S. Fraser and w. S.
Brady. members of the sixth precinct
detailed at the White House. are enjoy,
ing part of their annual leave.
Acting Lieut.. ]. j. Murphy of the sew
enth precinct is spending few days at
Niagara Falls.
Mounted Policeman James Law of the
seventh precinct, who sustained a Sc
we're injury to his shoulder several
days ago. has been given temporary
detail for light duty at the house of de-
tention.
Q. S. Hunt, member of Capt. Falvey's !
command. has gone to Warrenton. Va. |
his former home, for a weeks outing. !
He attended the horse show the past i
week.
Mounted Sergt. G. NJ Cornwell of the |
seventh precinct took three days holt
day last week and went fishing.
Private E. C. Blake of the seventh ,
precinct has returned from a trip to |
Fredericksburg, Va. where he visited |
relatives.
Detective J. 6. Walsh Of the seventh 1