The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
TURNER ANNOUNCES NEW DISTRIBUTION. OF POLICEMEN LEFT.
Men Shifted Around to Meet Conditions Effective Mon- day-Twelve Detectives
 on Criminal Work


 the class of work to which he would be detailed when the new order of things goes into effect Monday.
 The detective department moved into new quarters yesterday. now occupy ing the offices which were formerly used by 2. Nespor, superintendent of parks. The quarters have been fixed up with all the necessary equipment and are modern in every respect. In- spector Turner intends to have the de- tective department separate from the police department and strict discipline will be maintained.
 The following order was placed on file yesterday:
 "GENERAL ORDER Mo- B.
 Police Department.
 "1. No one who is not a regular of- ficer in the police department shall be permitted to read the files of this department except duly accredited newspaper men. The desk sergeant will see that this order is obeyed ab- solutely.
 @. Parties not connected with this department will not be permitted to loiter in desk sergeant's office.
 "s. Detectives must not loiter In desk sergeant's office. Strict adher- ence to this order is required. "A. Plainclothes men will assemble for conferences or other business in the room formely occupied by the de- tective department That is, room 15
 "P. w. TURNER,
 Inspector of Police August IS, 1s15.'
 The new regime calls for 12 men or criminal work and eight on the vice and tiger squad. The only change ill the vice and tiger squad is the re- duction to ranks of Officers Watson, Riley and Mcfarland. They will be in uniform in the future and will work beats. No reason was assigned for the change.
 The following is list of the detec- tives
 Criminal Department = Propst and Garner; Goldstein and Brown; Street and Wade; Moser and R. G. Williams; ; Brannon and Macko; Eubanks and Crenshaw.
 Vice and Tiger Squad-McGill and Christian; Crump and Ellis; Mitchell and Alexander; Patton and Smith. In all there will be 24 men in plain @A to have two detectives on duty at all times in case of emergency. The fol- lowing is the composition of the three shifts of the department:
 DAY SHIFT
 J. S. Johnston, captain in charge; J. E. Donelson, desk sergeant; Tom Wha- len, patrol driver; McCallum, Fourth avenue, Seventeenth to Twenty first streets Todd. Third avenue Seven teenth to Twenty-second streets: Dougherty Second avenue. Fig 1teenth to Twenty-second streets; Moore No. 1, First avenue, Eighteenth to Twentysecond streets; Oldham L. & N depot and Nor ris avenue; Waldrop, South Twentieth street; Levine, Second avenue, Twenty second to Twenty seventh streets; Ball, mounted call man; Mcdonald, Termi- nal station; Kicks and Rochell, motor cycles.
 EVENING SHIFTS.
 R. H. Hawkins captain in charge; G. W. Bagley, sergeant; E. P. Warren, desk sergeant; Byrd, Fourth avenue, Eight eenth to Twenty-first streets; Bentley, Third avenue. Seventeenth to Nineteenth streets; Clark, Third avenue, Nineteenth to Twenty-second streets; Goad, Second avenue, Eighteenth to Twentieth streets; Saunders, Second avenue, Twentieth to Twenty-second streets; Hollums. First avenue, Eighteenth to Twentieth streets; Kemp, First avenue, Twentieth to Twen-
 
 ond avenues. Sixteenth to Eighteenth streets; Malone, Louisville and Nashville depot and Morris avenue, Eighteenth to Twenty-first streets; McHenry. Morris avenue. Twenty-first to Twenty-fifth streets; Cartwright, South TwentetA street; Holman and Maloney, old red light" district; Fully and Burkett, Mo- 1, Second avenue, Twenty second to Twenty seventh streets; Wideman, Terminal sta-. ton; Pittman, mounted call man; Nor land and Mullins, Southside (motorcycles) p. m. to 10; Foley, Northside (motor- cycle) D. m. to 10 D. m. Supernumeraries: Turner and Milhcan.
 MORNING SHIFT.
 T. J. Shirley, captain in charge P. J. Newman. sergeant; D. c. Simmons, ser geant motorcycle); E. A. Lyons, desk sergeant; E. c. Burgess, chauffeur Q2 hours); McGeever Fourth avenue, Eight eenth to Twenty-first streets; Morgan, Third avenue, Seventeenth to Nineteenth streets and Fourth avenue. Seventeenth to Eighteenth streets; Williams, G.. G.. Third avenue, Nineteenth to Twenty-sec- end streets; Merritt, First avenue, Eight eenth to Twentieth streets Chambers. First avenue, Twentieth to Twenty-second streets; Lyons, First and Second avenues, Sixteenth to Eighteenth streets; Sims, First avenue. Twenty second to Twenty. fifth streets; Langley, Morris avenue. Twenty-first to Twenty-fifth streets;
 
 and Morris avenue, Eighteenth to Twen- ty-first streets; Riley and Burkett. No. 2, South Twentieth street; Lowery. No. 1. and Watson. old ''red light" district; Newby and Kyle, Second avenue, Twenty second and Twenty-seventh streets; Mo- Farland and Jones, B. F.. Southside scouts (bicycle) Schwekert and Brent. Northside scouts (bicycle). Scouts to work from 10 D. n to a. n.); Buckalew, Terminal station; Fuller, mounted call man.
 Surernumeraries: Richardson and Ogles.
 SUBURBAN MEN. North Birmingham: Morrow. day shift; Cole and Strong, evening shift; Giles and Coleman, morning shift
 West End: Hancock, day shift; Drake and Walton, evening shift; Moore. IF, and Self, morning shift.
 Woodlawn Mingea. day shift; Court ney and Taylor, evening shift, from Woodlawn east; Crawford and Wilson, evening shift from Woodlawn west; Wyatt and Ryan, morning shift from Woodlawn east Brookins and Ellard, morning shift. from Woodlawn west: