The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-18
Police Department Orders
SPECIAL ORpERs so. e1s.


1.-The following transfer and assignments
are ordered. TO take effect s A. NJ Novem-
PATRoLMEN.
John Drake. from LIST inspection district 20
i0ith precinct. assignment to duty in plain
clothes discontinued.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANT
Michael A. Wall. 4th inspection district,
assignment changed from deck duty to SUI
from s a. NJ. November II. 1922, during
absence of Lieutenant on vacation.
PArRoLMEN.
Christian r. WackerB, 9TH precinct 20
detective division. 70 duty in office Of the
Der 49, 1922
James O'Connell, 10th precinct TO detective
torney New York county. Tor five days,
from A. NJ, November II. 1922.
Robert Bohan, 26th precinct to detective
division, TO duty in office of the District At
torney New York county, for five days,
from A. NJ, November IS. 1922.
Stephen j. Wall, seth precinct TO detective
division, to duty In office of District Attor-
ney, New York county, for five days, from
p. NJ, November u, 1922.
Frederick Funk i2d precinct 10 4th inspec-
ton district, TO duty in raided premises. for
iiourteen days, from A. NJ, November IL,
Thomas f Reilly and Fred J. smol Tooth
precinct to detective division, to duty In Of
flee of the District Attorney, Queens county,
Tor one day, from =. NJ, November Is,
Thomas Mcclure. 18th precinct. assigned
10 day tour and excused from reserve duty,
for thirty days from A. NJ, November 10,
From precincts indicated to 1st inspection
district TO duty in rsided premises. for
1922: Simon Denker. 49,; John e. Living
ston. 80; Henry Waldheim. 81; Michael
From precincts indicated 10 9TH inspection
fifteen days. ' from a NJ Noysm6er ID.
Coulter. 20; James J. Ellis AZ; John DAILY,
From commands indicated to 18th Iuspec-
ton district. 10 duty in raided premises, for
fifteen days, from 3 A. NJ November l6.
1922: Frederick Ehleter 1903; Wilbur J.
Trick 116: Edwin j. Long, headquarters di
vision: James Tormey headquarters dvi-
sion; John j. Dust, headquarters division;
W.. LIZ. Knapp; Headquarters division
Frank Carrano, headquarters division.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
with FULL PAYl
DEPUTY INSPECTOR.
James +. Troy. 4th inspection district, for
fifteen days. from A NJ. November IS.
1922, balance OF vacation.
WITHOUT PAY)
SERGEANT.
Frank A. Dunn, 10th precinct for one
day. from S A. NJ. November il. 1922.
PATRoLAIEN.
Arthur Keefe, 9th precinct, for one day.
from A. NJ. November 10. 1922.
Harry Sails. 9th precinct, for one day,
from +. NJ November 10, 1922.
Patrick Cushen, 43d precinct, for one day,
from p. NJ. November 10, 1922.
one day, from p NJ. November IS. 1922.
Peter j. Keenan,, s7th precinct. for one
day from 1901 A. NJ November 20. 1922.
Peter Flood, 96th precinct. for two days.
from & A. NJ. November 81, 1922.
Francis Reilly, 103d precinct, for one day.
from A. M. November Is, 1922.
Henry Stake, traffic precinct + for four
SICK LEAVES.
PATROLMEN.
Frank Goehring. TIth precinct for thirty
days. from A. NJ. November II, 1922.
Matthew j. Giligan. headquarters divi-
sion. for thirty days. from \. NJ. Novem-
Der rs, 1922.
4. The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
PATROLMEN.
Patrick Tubridy. Traffic Precinct =, from
II :45 P. NJ. October 4. 1922, during dis
Patrick ]. Dnlane, Traffic Precinct B.
from 1918 a. NJ. September 81, 1922, during
william A. schroff. Traffic Precinct c.
from 6:10 y. NJ, August 10. 1922. TO IL =. NJ,
August IA. 1922.
James Costello. Traffic Precinct c. from
s:9o p. NJ. August J. 1922. TO IL p. NJ.
August &c. 1922.
John G.. Frey. Traffic Precinct d, from
a:l5 A. NJ, September -, 1922. during dis
ability.
Frederick stanwise. Traffic Precinct T.