The New York herald., 1922-11-09
Police Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 205

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 26..
THE following probationary patroimen,
having qualified as patrolnlen. are appointed
and assigned as indicated. TO take effect Il
T. NJ November 4. 1922
/ Louis J. scheeffer. 32d James +. Rey-
nolds. 33d: Louis A. Bcngston. Robert j..
ayland; John Shea and Cornelius s. Kane,
37th; James =. Henry, Thomas j. Brosnan
and virnsck White. 3sth; Robert H. Clib-
born. James NJ. Burke, William Mutz. Louis
/ pagani. Thomas Halligan. Dewey Hook, Pat
rick McGuinness, Raymond G.. Hathaway.
Walter J. Miller. Thomas j. O'Sullvan and
Patrick Durkin. 39th Edward f. Powers,
lam j. boess Daniel J. Mahoney. Arthur W:
Haule and Edmond F. Mannix, 10th David
z: Torpey. Bartholomew O'Connor. Edwin v.
Churchill and Francis X. Gunther, 42d :
Alexander Joe. Jr., Philip II. Knccht. Julius
Thuma. John J. Lindsay, William " PAMELA.
VINCENT Marino, James V. sapatella, Frank
lam F. OBrien. 43d Charles +. Masterson.
George J. Smith. John J. Coogan. Edward J.
vita'e. John L. Ward. John T: Gilligan. Her
bert G. Ehmann. Lester Levy. William
Mailander. William L. Finnerty and Alfred
Laurino. 10Th; Edward c.. seiss, James J.
Barrett. Bryan J: Smith. George Dennerein
William +. Murray s7th; Thomas j. Ham
mill. Jr.. Edward w. Colbert and Joseph ].
McEvoy, leth; Thomas II. Hampson. An
50th; John Il. Egan. Robert J. Port, John J.
Carew. James s. Connolly. Melvin L. Will
isms and stephen Heise. 5lst: John T.
Oxenhirt and John a. Honohan 51t7h; James
T. Smith. william b. O'Donneli. Jacob Pres
tel. Raymond l.. Merrel, Gustave o. Kenne-
veg. Herman II. Gustsky and Charles W.
Holbert. 6oth Thomas $. Cosgrove, 63d;
Frank NJ. Zakizewski. John II. Mahnken, Jo-
seph Vendetto, Alfred II. Wabo and Victor
Copeland 9th William r. Iinsne. Milton ].
1.ewandowski and Charles W. Noepel. Goth;
Edward j. Dsuphin. David j. Gerrity Will
lam IL pilhoff, Michael +. Calvin and Eu-
gene +. Devine, 6sth; Ivar l.. Lexander.
John T. 7. McMulen and CHARLES Johnston.
10th; Francis ]. German. Anthony j. Acillo.
Charles j. Davis and Michael j. Harrigan,
Frank A. Peters. T3d; Joseph l.. Leahy. Ar
thur Hansen. Thomas F: Hendrick. Thomas
Moore. Preston A. Roberts and John J.
Regan. 18th: William c. Ferris, Walter 2.
J. Broedel. John w Clyne, James w. Cor
boy. Frank A. Plate. Leonhardt G. Bender.
Frank Ledwith, John Green and Edward J.
Kane. 10th; Benjamin wirshup. William Il.
Cerny. Walter V. Cassidy. Joseph J. Marou
John y. O'Bren and John -. Rooney, 18th;
Thomas +. Fitzgerald. Anthony Ameruso and
Thomas F. wilkinson. 18th; Albert w. Ah-
stroni. s0th; James J. Cosgrove. Solly Steck-
Ter, John A. Gibel. Albert +. Giffhorn.
Robert V. Laws, George J.. Munro. Maurice
A. Klein. August L. Hasler. John Rlzzo aud
Sidney B. Walker. s2d Stewart J. o'Keefe.
Thomas 4. McGovern. Edward II. Gaynor.
John l.. Hubbard. William Koch. Wallace l..
Miller and John Doddato, SD: Walter u.
Livey and Vito G. Fsrraro, s5th, and Will
lam v. Anderson. sIth.
g Tho following probationary policewomen
having qualified as policewomen are ap-
effect ~ z. NJ. November Z, 1922:
Emeline NJ. Palmer. Thlrty,seventh pre-
cinct Emma NJ. Gross. Headqua rters Di-
vision, special duty division.
g. The following transfers and assignments
are ordered. to take effect s A. NJ. November
LIEUTENANTs
Patrick Csvansgh. from Sixth inspection
district TO Second Inspection district, assign
ment changed from signal monitor duty to
James G White. from Ten-n inspection dis
trict 20 Sixth inspection district. assigned 10
signal monitor duty. assignment TO supervise
plain clothes phtromen discontinued
Michael r. Walsh, HEADQUARTERS Division.
Qua rterma ster's Department. designated as
acting captain. with extra compensation of
| $50 per annum.
! ACTING DETECTIVE sERGEANT-sEc-
OND GRADE.
John J. Carrity. Jr from Detective d.
vision TO EiEhty-fifth precinct designa zion az
/ acting detective sergeant, socond grade, re-
vCked.
Joseph A. Mullen, from Seventy-thrd pre-
! cinct TO Sevonticth precinct, assignment 10
motorcycle duty continued.
! John j. Murphy. from Eightieth precinct to
| Thlrty-ninth precinct, assignment to mounted
Michael F. Beirne. from Traffic precinct A
to Eighty-fifth precinct.
Frank G.. whlteside. Headquarters Divi-
sion, Equipment Bureau, designated az act
ina rergeant.
Adolph Albinger. from Headqua rters Di-
vision, Training school, 70 Twenty-sixth pre-
cinct.
From Second precinct 70 precincts indi-
Francis H. Pierce. Esd; John W. cuninan
26th.
TO take effect A. ". November ., 1922;
William X. Cunningham. from i2Oth pre-
clnct 10 Motorcycle Squad No. 2. assignment
70 motorcycle duty continued
To take effect A. NJ. November 2. 1922.
PROBATIONARY PATROBMAN,
Ffank Koenig, from Headquarters Division
Training school 90 Eighty-third precinct as
signed 20 bicycle duty.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
pATROLMEN.
Frcde rick priEEe, First precinct TO Third
insrection district, TO duty in raIded prem
ises. for days from a. NJ. November s.
1879
Louis Psgaui. Thiry-uinth precinct 20 De-
tectlve division, for 10 days. from 4. NJ
November :. 1922
Henry Sto-sy. 5G'h precinct 20 9Th 1nspec-
ton District. 20 duty in ralded premises for
5 days. from ) a. NJ, November 8, 1922.
Abraham Goldman. DIST precinct 10 nth
precinct, assigned 20 day tour, for 80 days,
from 3 A. NJ. November e. 1922.
Charles Busso. 109th precinct, assigned as