Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-14
Listing of Machines Urged.

Washington motorists nave been gen.
erous in offering the use of their ma
chimes for this work. and those who
desire to offer their cars, with drivers.
il possible, to assist in the work OF
patroling the city should send in their
names and the carrying capacity OF
the cars to MAJ Pullman. or to the
chairman of the subcommittee on auto.
mobiles They will then be appointed
on the public order committee. and as
signed to the subcommittee on auto
mobiles. In addition to the machines
engaged in the patrol duty. an addi-
tional machine will be required Tor the
use of the officer in charge of each
precinct, which will take twelve addl-
tional machines. The cars doing pre-
cinct duty will be of the touring car
type so that in case of an arrest. the
prisoner can be taken Immediately to
the police station. The regular patroi
wagons will be kept in reserve Tor calls
in their respective precincts. and VIII
only go out on regular calls from boxes
which may be sent in from time 10
time The cars to do scout duty ior
the captain or lieutenant in charge OF
each precinct may be either roadsters
or touring cars, as only the owner or
driver of the car and the off1cer IN
charge of the precinct at the time VIII
occupy the car. -
In addition to the machines to he
be at least six machines for duty at
police headquarters. These VIII also
be used for emergency work ana calIS
that may be made during the inaugurai
period. There will be a large force OF
detectives from the various big ci.les
of the country. and no time VIII be iose
when a call comes into heaouuaFl.
for assistance. a number OF the OUT.
of-town sleuths will be detailed IN tue
cars in the various precincts
Committee on Automobiles.
Mai. Pullman, who is chairman OF the
nublic order committee, has announced
the appointment of Howard 3 FISK as
chairman of the subcommittee on auto
mobiles. and Ringgold Hart as secre'
tary. The other members Of the COM
mittee are as follows: H. b. Adams
william P. Barnhart: }; j. h Rrooks
Henry Brewood, E. o. Barr, William
I, browning, Fellow Bryluski, Capt
John Doyle Carmody, C. h Clauoy'
Col. c. Fred Cook. ]. NJ cunningham
burn, Clarence Donohoe. William j. Dom
ohoe' Alvin N Day. John Dolph. r. Bruce
Emerson. w. n. Eaton. A Bruce Emors'
VI F-anf. William II. Fisher. Roo-
art F. Fleming, Richard G. Fletcher. Percy
S. Foster. S. D. Frazier, Morris r. Frey'
D. Bradley Gish, Robert Z. Geib; w. I.
Ga,iiher. Murray L. Clifford. Melvin G.
Hazen. l. E. Hamilton, Raymond H.
Harper. Stanley II. Horner, i. $. Hur-
lev. Elmer L. Trey, T. Lamar Jackson,
p II. Johansen, Robert P. Haskin. rudolph
lose. Ralston P Jones, Samuel A. KIM
berTJ J. A. Krentzlin. Philip King:
". 81. Hopper. Wilbur V. Leech. Samuel
A. Luttreli, w. C. Long. H. c.. Lamson,
Edward H. Lycett, J. c. McConnelly. Geo
II. Macdonald, Leroy Mark. H. y. Mitch-
ell. ]. Cpshur Moorhead. Geo w. Onuf.
Frank b. Ochsenreiter. Claude w.
owens, Capt. James F. Oyster. Myron
NJ. Parker. jr.: Julius ]. Peyser, Kay
mond II. Pilson, NJ. T. Pollock. George
Pitt, William A. Rogers, Allen n;
Roger, Charles w. Semmes, Raphaei
Semmes. H c. c. Stiles. Capt; Oliver :.
T Snyder, Joseph NJ. Stoddard, DIT Ed
gar D. Thompson. 'Wilmot TreW. j. Hen,i
wagner w. o. Wetzel. Guy Whitetord:
NJ. T Virgins, John c. Wineman ana
Michael A. Weller
Car owners desiring to assist in the
work as outlined for patroling the Dis
trict who wish to donate the use or
car and their services. or car with a
chaufreur. can send their names and
addresses to either Maj Raymond Hull
man. police headquarters, or Howard
s. Fisk, automobile editor, The star.
As soon as the list of those donating
cars is completed the details for the
various lines of work will be an
A meeting of the entire pub
lie order committee is to be held to-
night at S o'clock in the boardroom
at the District building. when further
details will be announced by Maj. Pull.
man chairman of the committee.