Evening star., 1915-05-30

] the fourth precinct visited friends at
| Upper Marlboro last week.
Privates s. S. Miller and Richard
, Stewart of the fourth precinct were off
duty one day last week. They took the
day off to attend lodge meeting.
Privates A. E. Jackson, George Shan
non and ]. F. Davis of the fourth pre-
cinct were off duty last week on ac-
count of sickness.
Crossing Policeman H. X. Palmer,
stationed at LIST and B streets south
east, is spending few days at Big
Stone Gap, Va.
Bicycle Policeman John Flaherty and
Private Thomas Nalley of the fifth pre-
cinct had holiday Sunday.
Private r. D. Housley of the fifth pre-
cinct was on the sick list the past
week.
L. C. Thorne. member Of Capt Null
halls command, had a three days holi-
day the past week. He spent his brief
vacation at his home in Anacostia.
Desk Sergt. H. T. Burlingame of the
fifth precinct took holiday one day
the past week.
Private Gustave sager of the fifth
precinct enjoyed a two-day holiday last
week.
Capt. c. E E. FIather of the sixth
precinct returned from Leavenworth,
Kan, and reported for duty Friday
morning. The captain went as a guard
with a number of prisoners and re-
turned by way of the great lakes.
Private ]. w. Conrad of the sixth pre-
cinct was off duty four days the past
week. He did work about his home.
on the plaza beat about Union station.
was off duty the past week on account
of sickness.
A. V. Brown. private in Capt: schneid-
ers command, served as acting night
desk sergeant for a week. When his
night detail ended he took a holiday
for one day.
Private L. H. Armstrong Of the sew
enth precinct was granted holiday
last Sunday. He took his family for
a drive through the country.
Motor Cycle Policeman M. W. Warren
of the seventh precinct had a holiday
last Sunday.
Private ]. s. Matthews of the seventh
precinct, who sustained a severe. in
jury to his hand several days ago and
was on the sick list, has recovered and
returned to duty.
Mounted Policeman ]. D. East of the
seventh precinct has recovered from a
spell Of sickness and returned to duty.
Private ]. C. Mosby of the seventh
precinct was off duty part Of the past
week.
Hugh McDermott. in charge Of the
wagon in the seventh precinct, took
two-day holiday last week and did
repair and clean up work about home.
Private j. T. Norris took a days rest
last week. He does duty in the seventh
precinct.
Joseph A Hall, one Of the oldest MEM
bers of the seventh precinct command,
was off duty last week because OF the
death Of his sister-in-law.
Frank Leer. one of the office force in
Capt Schneider's precinct, worked about
home last week. He did repair and clean
up work, and did not even blister his
hands.
Private R. L. May of the seventh pre-
cinct had four days rest from police
business last week
Privates John ]. Donovan and E. A.
Murray Of the eighth precinct were on the
ing from the effects Of a minor operation
performed at Providence Hospital
w. E. Holmes. private in Capt Doyle's
command, took a short vacation last week.
Private Robert Morris Of the ninth pre-
cinct, who was detailed at Casualty Hos
pital to watch Percy Allen, colored,
was relieved of the detail when Allen
was transferred to jail He Is now on the
sick list.
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cinct has returned from vacation of four
, days.
J. E Peterson of the ninth precinct,
whose duty is in connection with the en-
forcernent Of the child labor law. has re-
turned to day after an absence of six
| weeks He was Quarantined because one
Of his children was sick with a con-
tagfous disease.
Private J. NJ McGrath, in charge Of
the wagon service in the ninth precinct,
and Private Edward Archambault of that
precinct were on the sick list last week.
Private w W. orme Of the ninth pre-
cinct took a holiday Wednesday.
W. J. Wagner, desk sergeant in the
! tenth precinct. took a holiday last week
to go fishing. He encountered muddy
water and did not have much luck
Privates J. +. Barnes and ]. j. McKeever
| of the tenth precinct took sick cards
| last week.
| Private John Boland Of the tenth pre-
cinct, who fills a detail in Rock Creek
| Park, took ten days leave on account of
the death of his wife.
| w. p. Ryan, chauffeur in the tenth pre-
cinct, took three days vacation last week.
James Frank, desk sergeant in the
! tenth precinct, was off duty one day the
past week. He took holiday to witness
an amateur base ball game.
| Private Gus A Schrader Of the White
| House squad went to the federal prison
at Leavenworth. Kan. with party Of
prisoners. On his way home he visited
| friends at PEORIA ILL.,. where he was on
the police force in 1876. He has been on
the Washington force since 1882.
| HOSPITAL FOR INSANE.
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