The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-14
Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

PATRoLMEN.
To take effect 1901 A. M, September II:
4. Frederick w Buck, from Division Ma.
Pree.. indefinite leave OF absence Is hereby
To take effect 8 A. M, September 10,
Pre- rs assignment as Corporal di'cOn-
John t. Mccarthy. 1lsth Prsc. to tSth
To take effect 8 A. NJ, September IA.
Emil ]. Kochman, SSth Preo.. to 2sth
Abraham s. Kasin. 1aSth Prec.. 70 18th
Prec, assignment as Corporal continued.
HosTLER.
To take effect 1901 A. M. September IL:
Frank j. Farrell, Division National De-
sion. subdivs-7A.. indefinite leave of alb
sence Is hereby revoked
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANT.
Richard g. Duffy. 18TH Prec, ASSIGNED
fpo% N H. Tsssa sp' s During sS
ton.
PATRoLMEN
Joseph Cohen, 18th Prec., assigned AZ
Aiding Attendant for days from A. NJ,
francis e. Reehil. 1854 Pree.. to Head:
for 1s days from s A. NJ. September is.
Henry D. c. Weber. 12Oth Pree. to Head
quarters Division, to duty at Department
storehouse for so days from A. M, Sep
TENDER !.
From precincts indicated to 9Th Insp
days from to dnsy adsa DTs%I''s for
Michael Silberski. z: James Baber. IS.
For Is days from s A. NJ. September Is;
From precincts Indicated to Headauar'
ters Div, 20 duty at Department Store
Ferdinand G. Flick. As charre-> A
From precincts Indicated. to Headquar.
ters Div, to clerical duty in Division Of
Edward A. .Moiioy. 40; Matthew ]. Nc
Cam. 81 George T. Higgins. II; william
From precincts indicated to Hsadauar
tiers Div.,N TO duty in automobile repair
Pssquale Pinto. 49,. August yossier. ~
Henry ]. Grippen. IS. -
From precincts indicated to sd Insp
pist. TO duty In front OF alleged disor
John B. oconnor. Is, Jacob ssyier, 81
% YntIcS R w,ss g. T SSSn es'.n
| From precincts indicated TO 5th Insp
Dist. to duty in front of alleged disor
William F. smith, 80; eu.tave 4. A,
Charles comoiIi. 90; Florence ). Sullivan
lace IS; Lawrence ]. Hurley. Is; Johi
c. Miller, so; James A. Barry, sc.
From precincts Indicated to 4th Insr
~ George stsllsr. Il Charles Brown, 10
S rs; Martin Doh poSersy 2s AntSH Lit1en
esrnsnd. 81; Henri Henry Schneider, sii cisud
Goldman. 50; Martin Ssuman. 50; Fre,
Osborne, 81; John o'Brlen. 60; Hugh sul
| 'N'.u,...- ..,. A. r.. -,
Dist. TO duty in raided premises:
90 Thomss T. ceffney. %; Daniel McArdlt
~ Michael J; Conpors 81 William Wie[
cailashan. III; Gustave Primont. Traf
From precincts indicated to i2th InsI
John Cross. "a; William Goodburn. IS
James H. Guerin. 81 Charles 4, Easor
From precincts indicated to l4th InsI
Dist, TO duty in raided premises;
ISL Eq Edwin j. hsf H. IS asnei: 9SSnnS
Is; oOttfried Schneider 81; James Mid
dlemss, s.: David p Kelly. as; Jane
Gallagher, IS; Philip Bernstein, ss; Henr
der Evans. 1903; James Doilard. 1o4; Jane
From precincts indicated to Divisio
Edward p; Larkin. 8; John Phillips. 6
Francis p. Craven, IL: John A. Giimor,
aS george WK,n1Snsy' Ge~as "a. r b. Fer rs
| F. McGovern. -ss. -.
The following leaves of absence are au
thorlzed:
4 WITHOUT PAY.
PATROLMEN.
Samuel Kaplan, 18th Prec.. for / dA
from A. NJ, September IL.
william F. Clair, Traffic Division
subdiv A. for day from A. NJ, Ser
TENDER 10.
The following sick leaves are granted
PATROLMEN.
John e. DALEY. .23d Prec., for so day
from A. NJ, September 49,
George c. Cole, 23d Prec., for 30 day
from A. NJ. September II.
Robert Late. Traffic Division, Subdi
D. for is days from A. NJ. SepteH
Der IL.