The New York herald., 1922-10-26

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. .ss.

| SHENAAL OADEnS NO &oo.
| 1.-The following transfers and assign
ments ordered, to take effect IL r. NJ
october "a. 1922:
PATRoLMEN.
Samuel G. Gashun. from First Inspection
duty in plain clothes discontinued
To take effect A. NJ. October 20. 1922
Assigned 10 motorcycle duty in precincts in
dicated-Harold J. Purcell, 10; Charles w.
Draycott. SO; Edward J. Began. IA Patrick
| Tuohy, from S9th precinct to 10th precinct
SSnn orc, a. Christ, from s6tn precinct a, to I4th
cinct to l23d precinct
From precincts indicated to 10th precinct
Philip Kelly. is Arthur w. Hauie. ~.
,,i.,r From precincts Indicated to 42d precinct :;
wiam william, E. E6srna;rdt 2s; Edwin yin ", ".
| seph j. Bigley. 46.
Assignment changed from bicycle duty TO
ward Murray. 74; Timothy J. Carney. ils.
John . kaslowsky, from 112th precinct to
From precincts indicated to 42d precinct
Patrick Brennan. 46; James McGovern. Al
George 4. Geilen. 50 Frank +. O'Brien. AZ.
T To .Ss's tnss effect e. f"nssaa tS October 27 1929
Jchn u. Dahlem. from 45th precinct to Fifth
Inspection District. assigned to clerical duty
David E. Heffernan, Sixty-sixth precinct,
assignment to motorcycle duty discontinued.
Daniel j. Sullivan. Sixty sixth precinct, as
signed to motorcycle duty
Joseph j. Heed. from 1l2th precinct to 10th
precinct, assignment to motorcycle duty con-
tinued.
Charles Guthinger. from 12oth precinct to
18th precinct. assignment to motorcycle duty
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SERGEANT
William 3. Noll. Eighty eighth precinct to
heaaSuasters ne E, Division. TO duty In office Of
days, from A. NJ. November /. 1922.
PATROLMEN.
Patrick Monahan. Twenty-eighth precinct 10
Headquarters Division. to duty in office of
Special Deputy Commissioner Simon. for
1922.
John shevlin. Forty-thlrd precinct to De-
tective Division. 70 duty in office of the Dis
aacs tries Asttorney Alto. New York county: for five
William III. Young. 120th precinct to Detec-
tive Division. to duty in office of the District
Nns oneens o county, ,nSs for two days. from
For fifteen days. from A. NJ. November
/. 1922:
Arthur L. Eichell. First precinct 70 Second
inspection district. assigned to clerical duty.
Harold j. Baney. Thirteenth precinct TO
duty.
James A. Watson. Twenty third precinct to
aeadguarters Division. TO duty In office Of
the Third Deputy Commissioner.
Joseph Frank. Twenty-third precinct to
Headquarters Division. Public Office Squad,
Building.
. DanleI r. Fox, Twenty-third precinct to
second inspection district. TO duty in front of
8eged disorder1y hotels.
John r. Mehrtens and John F. McGraw.
Iwenty-sixth precinct to Second Inspection
district, assigned to duty In plain clothes
From precincts indicated TO First Inspec-
ton district. to duty In plain clothes:
rocco Marone. o Charles T.. Morton. Fl;
Michael T. J. Falvey. 25.
From precincts indicated to First Inspec-
tion district; to duty in front of alleged dis
orderly hotels:
% Arthur TnnrJ: J: Layeriy: 2s; James L. Gleason.
From precincts indicated to First Inspection
district, to duty In raided premises:
William A. Mahoney, Is; Charles Comoli,
80: Samuel Weissman, 80
From precincts indicated 70 Headquarters
Bay,sio BBly,sion to duty in office of the Third
James Rourke, 81 Charles II. Kucnemund.
1r;' %; Walter Caddell. Traffic Is.
The following leaves of absence are au-
thorized without pay -
PATROLMEN
Michael J, Malone. 4th precinct, for 8 days,
from p. NJ. October 23, 1922
,rnn, Herman sshwsrts 18Th preeeinct for day,
Louis Weiss. 25th precinct. for 3 days,
from P. NJ October 27, 1922
Patrick A. Harty, 2eth precinct. for day.
from z. M. October 90, 1922.
Joseph M. Dunn, 2sth precinct, for / day.
from A. NJ. October &C. 1922
Willard a. Helms, 37th precinct. for day.
from 4 p. NJ. October 81, 1922
Charles +. Shatz, 39th precinct for day
from ON l2;ol A. n; October 20. 1922.
s a. NJ. October 25, 1922. .''''
Mariana Ruffino, Both precinct. for day.
IRON : Z. IA. October %. 1922.
George Blumenfeld, 1O2d precinct for
day, from +. NJ. October "a. 1922
Bernard Sireeter. 18TH precinct. for days,
from 4 p. M. October 81, 1p2.
3-The following sick leave is granted.
PATROLMAN.
Michael ]. TrousdeI, Headouarters D,vi
sion for 80 days. from 8 A. NJ. October ~,
4-Relieved from suspension and restord
to duty
PATRoLMEN.
William B. Kelly. shield No. s46s. 18th
precinct. to take effect 1929 A. NJ. October
Grover C. seifert. shield No. a477. ,ooth
precinct. to take effect 1914 A. NJ. October
Otto Holub. shield No. 573s, l12th precinct
to- take effect 600 A. M October 81. ieaa
o-Suspended from duty without pay:
PATROLMEN
William Il. Kelly. shield No. s4ss o5th
81, 1922. o'e'
Grover c. seifert. shield No. o477. 1oeth
precinct, ines, to take effect 1o:i6 A. NJ. October
Otto Holub. shield No. 573s, 1i2th precinct.
TO take effect 1911 A. M. October 81, 1922
6-The following member of the force. hav-
Ing been tried on charges before Deputy
Police Commissioner and found guilty. is
hereby dismissed from the police force of
tue foncc department or the city OF New
york, to take effect 11:15 A. NJ October
"a. 1922:
PATRoLMAN.
John J. scanon. shield No. es7s. s7tb
precinct. Charges June 10. September 1y.
September % and October 1, 1929, neglect OF
duty. conduct unbecominE an officer and
violations of the regulations June 10. 1922
az absent from post. on adjoining post
20 no pernission; CD entry. September
10. 1922, absent from outgoing roll call and
patrol duty for a period Of hour and 50
minutes, reported sick. September 2s 1922
absent from reserve duty for a period of !
hours and % minutes. October /, 1922, (iJ
apparently suffering from effects OF intoxi-
cants: CD intoxicated and unfit for duty.
t3) failed to take proper police action or
place under arrest the person or persons
VINO sold or gave him alcoholic beverage
7-The following death is reported
RETIRED SERGEANT
Abel r. Van vassel. formerly attached IA
the 10Th precinct, died at 1915 A. NJ Oc-
tober p, 1922, at mis- residence. 42s Fifty
eighth street. Brooklyn. Funeral from his
late residence at 10 A. NJ. October 25 1g22
lntcrment Evergreens Cemetery.