Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Capt Charles T. Peck of the first pre-
cinct took three days vacation the
past week and went to River Springs.
Nd, on a fishing trip. He was accom-
panied by Precinct Detective H. A.
Cole in the latter's automobile.
There is splendid fishing near River
| Springs" said the successful Walton
ties.
I Private Percy Elliott of the first pre-
cinct has taken eight days vacation.
mer home in West Virginia for an out
! ing.
Crossing Policeman B. A. Lamb, sta
| toned at 14th street and New York
avenue. was granted ten days leave
of absence. He went to Philadelphia to
visit relatives.
W.. l.. Hospital. private in the first
precinct. enjoyed five days holiday the
past week.
Just took the time off to get little
recreation and keep COOL" he said.
+! Privates F. NJ. Dierkoph, r. l.. Car
rison and J. J. McAuliffe of the first
precinct took holiday last Sunday and
remained out of the hot sun.
| w. R. Allaband. crossing policeman
W
days the past week. He attended the
Safety First excursion.
Crossing Policeman J. l.. Patchell.
| who looks after vehicular traffic and
pedestrians at New York avenue and
| 9Th street, had day off last week.
| desire to escape the hot weather
part of the month Of July suggested the
| taking of seven days leave by Private
| j. ]. Broderick Of the second precinct.
Private ]. T. Langley of the second
| precinct. an ardent Waltonite. took
| four days vacation the past week. His
| friends suspect that he went fishing.
]. T. Bassford E. L. Gibbons and 8. I.
| Young, members of Capt Doyle's COM
| mand, were on the sick list the past
| week.
Detective Robert Livingston of the
second precinct. who is fond of salt
water fishing. Is spending ten days va
cation at River Springs. Md. He is fish
Ing with Capt. Peck and Detective Cole.
Motor Cycle Policeman E. L. Eby of
the Tenleytown district. took two days
off the past week and visited his family
in Jefferson county. w. Va. He rode
his own vehicle and saved carfare.
Private Otto c. Hauschild of the third
precinct, president of the Policemens
Association. was off duty part Of last
week on account of sickness.
John Thompson, desk sergeant in the
third precinct, was off duty two days
the past week. He spent his time tin
kering about his home at Langdon and
looking after the garden.
Night Desk Sergt. Howard Morgal of
the third precinct had a day Off last
week.
Detective Harvey of the fourth pre-
cinct was of three days the past week.
HE went fishing" Desk Sergt. Sellers
remarked, "and took Melvin Cox along
to show where to get the big ones
Private H. H. Fry Of the fourth pre-
cinct and family are spending a vaca-
ton in the country near Upper MARI
boro, Md.
Desk Sergt. George w. Sellers Of the
fourth precinct went to Chesapeake
Beach on the Eagles excursion We'd
nesday He Is an ofYlcer in Washington
Aerie.
Private ]. H. Arendes. member of the
White House squad. Is summering at
Colonial Beach. He expects to remain
at the resort ten days.
r. R. Price. member of Capt. Null
hairs command, 10 visiting relatives
near Colonial Beach.
W. J. Mahaney and w. H. Garth,
members of Capt. Harrison's command,
were at Ocean City. Md. five days last
week.
we enjoyed the salt water said
Mahaney, land saw others catching
fish. but we are not fishermen"
~ t. IT.
cinct, went to the vicinity of Rockville
last week and visited his family. He
spent Ave days with them.
squad at the White House 10 spending
fifteen days vacation in Indiana.
Desk serst Sylvester Murphy and
John J. Kiley. a friend. visited Sergt.
]. ]. Whalen at his bungalow at North
Beach last Sunday and enjoyed a hne
chicken dinner.
Private James Davis of the sixth pre-
cinct who is deeply interested in Flori-
da lands. has taken twelve days leave
and gone to the Palmetto state.
Members Of Capt. Falvey's command
think they should have the privilege
born in the police station a few days
ago.
Privates Hillery Smith. j. j. Bourke,
A. v. Brown. +. c. Blake, G. b. Speer
and J. d. Gallagher Of the seventh pre-
cipct took a days holiday the past
week.
Private r. A. johnson of the seventh
precinct. who injured his leg a couple
of weeks ago. has recovered and re-
turned to duty.
j. 6. Arendes. chauffeur in the seventh
precinct. is enjoying a fishing trip of
ten days at Colonial Beach.
Hugh McDermott. in charge of the
wagon service in the seventh precinct,
went to the vicinity of Colonial Beach
last week to select a camp site for the
boys of the choir of Holy Trinity
Church this season
Private NJ. w. Warren OF the seventh
precinct visited near Annapolis the
past week. He spent four days there.