The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Police Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 23o.

SPECIAL ORDERS NO 23o.
1.-The following probationary patrolman,
having qualified as patrolman, is appointed
and assigned indicated: To take effect
II p. NJ. September. "a 1922. Charles p.
Gum, 81.
are ordered: To take effect A. M, Septem-
ber %, 1922
PATRoLMEN.
John j. Noone. from 26th precinct to 101st
precinct; John B. Tomann. from headquar-
ters division. Bureau of Telegraph. Manhat-
To take effect s A. NJ. September %. 1922 :
Frank w. Young, from I'd precinct to seth
cinct to 95th precinct. Thomas r. Wilkinson.
from 9Th precinct to 10Th precinct; William
Gilman. from 14th precinct to 6sth precinct
from 10th precinct to 33d precinct Henry
Dettmer. from 23d precinct TO 9th precinct; /;
Christian Rritzges. from 2ott precinct TO
precinct to 11sth precinct: Joseph IL. King,
from 27th precinct to Goth precinct.
Michael J. Malone. from Slst precinct to
clnct to 10th precinct James s. Connolly,
from 39th precinct TO 51st precinct; William
f. Murray from rom, 4sd precinct sss to 9Th 4ath pre-
5Tth precinct. assigned to mounted duty; Sid
ney J. Walsh from 46th precinct to 9Th pre-
cinct: Louis J. Regonini from 49th precinct
to Bath precinct. assigned to bicycle duty;
John ID. Reilly. Srom 5lst precinct to 72d
precinct, assignment to mounted duty con-
tinued: Harry ]. Dowling. from 57th pre-
cinct to 1881 precinct. assignment to mounted
duty continued: Daniel j. Griffen, from 9th
precinct to 74th precinct: Michael j. HALEY.
from GSth precinct to Traffic Precinct A. g.
signment to mounted duty continued: Patrick
J. Crowley, from 6sth precinct to 5ist pre-
cinct, assignment to mounted duty continued: !:
Joseph A. Scott. from roth precinct to 11sth
precinct, assignment TO bicycle duty con-
tinued: Michael Il. Calvin, from 14th pre-
cinct TO 6Sth precinct: John J. Joyce. from
IN aocttyv
to bicycle duty continued David r. Buckley.
from 10th precinct to 95th precinct; Daniel
cycle duty discontinued; John r. Heaiy. from
s9th precinct to 6Sth precinct, assigned to
mounted duty: Joseph j. Bentzig. from s9th
precinct to l04th precinct; Charles +. w
Enkler, from S9th precinct to 1881 pre-
cinct; Thomas Harper from g7th precinct
to 123d precinct; Thomas J. Flowers. from
mounted duty; George Roethal. Jr., from
10Sd precinct to 1o1st precinct. Edward Nc
Enaney. from 10Jth precinct to 27th pre-
cinct James IL. McAdams 109th precinct
assigned to bicycle duty: Frederick r. IJn-
FRIGHT. from 112th precinct TO 2Tth precinct
assignment to bicycle duty discontinued: I:
TO 90 precinct; William j. Henry, from
Traffic Precinct Il to 4th precinct: George
Purton. from sth Inspection District to
74th precinct. assigned TO bicycle duty. as
tinued.
From 18th precinct to precincts indicated
Jacob Harris 80
From precincts Indicated TO sth inspection
District, assigned 20 duty in plain clothes
Leo X. Parks. 20: William H. Beake, 10.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SERGEANT.
George A. Camerer. 18th precinct to
Headquarters Division. to duty in office Of
Special Deputy Commissioner Mckay for
1922.
PATRoLMEN.
Charles Kraemer. Fifth precinct to De-
tective Division. TO duty in office OF the
District Attorney. New York county, for five
days. from 8 A. NJ. September %. 1922.
Joseph Rudolph, Twenty-flrst precinct to
Detective Division. to duty In office OF tho
District Attorney, New York county, for five
days. from =. NJ, September 2i. 1922.
3-Thc following leaves OF absence are
authorized with full pay):
INSPECTORS.
| Byron r. Sackctt Eighth Inspection Dis
| trict. for fifteen days. from 8 A. NJ, oc-
] tober o. 1929, to be deducted from vacation.
1 Charles A. Formosa. Thirteenth Inspection,
| District, for five days, from A. NJ, DC.
tober 2. 1922. 10 be deducted from vacation.
| without pay
PATRoLMEN.
| Bennie Kanner Eighty-third precinct. for
one day. from p. NJ. September %. 1922.
Edgar Van de Mark, Eighty-fifth precinct.
for one day, from 7. NJ, September 2l.
1922
| For two days from r. NJ, September
%. 1929: Isidore Kolsky. Headquarters
Division; Abraham $. Cohen, Headquarters
Division.
For one day. from 4 r. NJ. September IS,
1922: Max Wolff, i03d precincts Isadore
Proper, Headqca rters Division.
For two days. from A. NJ, September %,
fa2:; Maurice A. Klein, Eighy-second pre-
cinct Solly steckler. Eighty-second precinct.
4-Relleved from suspension and restored TO
duty:
PATRoLMAN.
Daniel Tierney, shield No. ss16, Twenty
third precinct. 10 take effect Z. NJ. Sen
tember %, 1929.
5-suspended from duty without pay:
PATRoLMAN.
Daniel J. coylo, shi Id No. 2721. Second
precinct TO take effect 3:2o i. NJ. septem-
ber 20. 1922.
e--Amcndment:
In accordance with communication from
Municipal Civil Service Commission dated
September 10. 1873. the date Of original APP
pointment OF Patrolman William Mullen,
81 ield No. pG66. Fortieth precinct, is recorded
as OF March 3, 1850, instead OF tho revised
date az September ., 1919, md paragraph
u Of special orders f28. 9. o., viii be amended
accordingly.
THE following named probationary pa
trolmen dropuped from the rolls, In
cordance with comm inlcation from the
Municipal Civil Service Commission. dated
September 49, 1n22, stating their names hnve
been removed from tho eligible list pursuant
to the provisions of clause "a Of rule VII
and placed on the list Of persons disqualified
for employment IN the city service: To take
min Tobia. shield No. i0S53, Sixteenth pre-.
cinct. John H. +. Hassett, shield No 10Gf0
seventy-sixth precinct. James 7. Warren.
shield no fos7s. Elghty-second precinct !:
George a. Lehman shield No ios59. iisth
precinct. RICHARD H. ENRIGTT,
Police Commissioner.