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From our timid debut in 19 21 we are now in the full limelight of 1922,
and we have come to say we will not weary the reader with a detail of our
trials or our work, but will say that everything has been done in a thorough,
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systematic manner- sufficient to make this volume lust what it was intended
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for an unerring guide for those who follow the line of investigation the
world over. "Fools only make no mistakes" —
and as we don't l)9long in
that class, mistakes may be found in our publication. But we will ask the
critic "to not tell other people BUT TO TELL VS, and we will thank them
for so doing.
Many detective agencies have merged; some have disl)anded, and many
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lists are as accurate as the authenticity of the data submitted to us by
those in position to know, would permit.
AS TO REPUTATION
We will say that to the best of our ability, the long list of individuals
singly and collectively mentioned in this book are of the best — we will have
nothing to do with one that isn't, if we know it but at the — same time we
advise our patrons to use the same business acumen they would in any other
line — make inquiries first. Human nature is varying all the time.
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of thisbook and helped by th«îr efforts t(i bring it from the critical, experi-
mental stage into w.hat. it now <s, an indisfeivsable adjunct to those whose
duty is the suppression of vice.
Some liave stood back; some have covertly sneered — hut criticisms have
been few. We say,.h(>^'ever, it's your boo.k-^-te',11 as what you want and we
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that can be supplied to make the 1923 edition exactly what you would
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- other experts listed in this book.
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where) our agents will get him on some of our routes Honolulu. Manila,
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Plionc <»li»c :t.s!»:.
.TOPLIX. MTS.SOURI BKAXCH

>ii>rEi{!S' BAXK Bi ii.mxi;
Telephone 161
l^lTTl.IO ROCK. ARK. BRAXCll
•>-2:\ EXCHANOE BANK BM»(i.
Phone Main li:i<iT
^&- MIOMBKR
Retail Credit Men's Xational Association
nternational Association for Identification
International Secret Service Association
IDENTIFICATION
A Bureau of High Grade, Representative Connection

Efficient Serr<'t Sei-vice for in all Principal Cities of
Corporations, A1 1 orneys
the United States, Cana<hi
Mercantile In.st itutions,
Industrial Work and and Eurf>pe. All Business
Private Parties, Both Strictly Con f idential.

Criminal and Civil Cases. Dictagraph Service. : : :
—
INTERNAT L I'OLK'K .<: DETECTIVK DIRECTORY 17
INDEX
Al-ABAMA— Detec-tive Agencies
4?,
2!t"l
Police Offifials .371-37:5
Sheriffs ..
.456-457
District Attorneys 35i)
United States Marslials 17 tl
State Institutions loll
Private Detectives r.s
Identification Bureaus
ARIZO>.V- Detective Agencies
4 3
I'olice Officials 37r,-37(i

...
Sheriffs .
3fi(l
United States Marshals 17H
State Institutions ....: l.-,K
ARKANSAS- Detective Agencies
43-44
2!) -2
Police Officials 373-375
Sheriffs , 360
United States Marshals
,
171
State Institutions 130
Private Detectives 158
Identification Bureaus 207
Attorneys at Law
ALASKA 359
Police Officials . .
356-35'.t
.
130
Federal Institutions 207-209
ATTORXIOVS \T LAW of the World
281
AFRICA— Abyssinia 281
Algeria ...
AISTUIA 111
Detective Agencies ''.")9
\LBAMA 25S
ATSTRALIA -
;
.110-111
Australia Detective Agencies of vi^,;
Police
258
Australia (South) (Commissioners 280-281
(OINTUIES
'\SIAT1( .281-283
AFRICAN COINTRIFS
111-112
BELGII >I— Detective Agencies •>59-260
Identification Department 112
BrL(iAUlA 2^0-261
Police r:)epartnient 138
AXA Private Detectives 260
BRITISH (JT
Thief of I'olice
BRITISH AVF.ST IM>1KS— 138
ITivate Detectives 261
Bahamas 261
Trinidad
44-51
( AlIFORMA- Detective Agencies _ 293-3117
Police Chiefs— Constables 376-378
Sheriffs ;::.. 457-458
District Attorneys -^ 360
P^nited States Marshals 171
State Institutions 149-153-158
Private Detectives
CONKCTICIT- Detective Agencies 3(18-309
Police Chiefs :',79-380
Sheriffs -^ 361
United States Marshals 172
State Institutions 1 59
:
INTKRNAT L POLICE ct DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
JOIN THE RANKS OF THOSE WHO

ACHIEVE SUCCESS
As the special representative of this System you can be

assured
of a steady and reliable income throughout the year.
your desire to increase .your income, our practical plan

If it is
will cnal)le
to spare.
—
you to achieve your purpose in whatever time you have
Its success has l)een proved by tlie actual
experience of
thousands of Ijusy men and women.
No experience is necessary. We teach you how to start and co-

operate with you at all times. All particulars and supplies
will l,e
furnished absolutely free of charge. Simply write TODAY to
The Continental Secret Service System

Waukegan, Illinois
ICmerpency Phone Montgomery 1247 S. .1. M ULRICA, Chief

Hudson County Detective Bureau or Ag-ency, Inc.
H2 Kverett Face. K;is1 UntiHiford, >'. J.
.">:« .Nt'wark Aw., .Tersej City. N. ,1. Passaif. N. J.
This bureau, with correspondents in all parts of the world, is prepared' K)
undertake all legitmiate detective business for corporations lawvers or pri-
vate mdividuals. Investigations (civil or criminal), divorce cases."
shadowing
evidence, adju.stment of labor difficulties, sign protection, service for busT-
iiesses. stores or factories, burglar alarms, dictograph,
system etc
We execute warrants in any pai't of the state, as we have' power of constable
1 emplo.v all known scientiflc methods and use all modern
detective appli-
ances m collecting evidence and information. Competent staff of male and
lemale detectives. Missing people located. Consultation bv appointment
of state clients may write or wire. Rates. $12 to $25 per'dav of
Out
eight hours
TOM W LL A MS I I
TAILOR
I Fit Your Person and Youi- Purse
j
28 Sucraniento Sti-eet : : : San Francisco, Cal. j
INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE niRECTORY If)
COL OB ADO-
Detective Agencies 5]
Police Chiefs .307-308
Sheriffs .378-37!t
District Attorneys .. .
.458-4511
United States Marshals 36(t
State Institutions
17:^
Identification Bureaus 1 .");i
Private Detectives
CANADA—
Detective Agencies iofi_iii7
Police Chiefs 9^2 -Vrl
Sheriffs Sîl^r.T
Private Detectives . T^s
Identification Bureaus .... 154
Chief Constables Association ''41-'>4fi
Penetentiaries "
CHILE— J^-
Detective A^-encies
CAXAL ZONE— 111'
United States Marshals .. .{Hll

Private Detectives
138
Federal Institutions
CUBA- —
Colon Chief of Police 1SJ7
287
Police Department
Consultation and Advice
ZF( HO-SLOVAKIA 205
(
<'HI\A Chiefs of Police 261
(ENTRAl, A.MEUICW STATES .261-262
DELAWARE— .286-2.7
Detective Agencies
Police Chiefs 309
Sheriffs ^80-is"i
United States Marshals ......'..
?fii
361
State Institutions
DISTRICT OF COLOIHIA — 173
U. S. Secret Service ... .
3(t!t
United States Marshals 36]
DE>.MARK 262-264
DETECTIVE AGENCY Exchang-e Rate Code 516
DOX'T PASS THIS IP 517
ENGLAIND—
Detective Agencies 108-1 lo
Chief Constables, England. Wales, Scotland 215-230
Officials 234-"^35
Government Institutions -'37-240
International Sheriffs & Peace Officers Ass'n ' 371
(.ônvictPrison .. 485-487
EtrYPT Detective Agencies '
ii-.
Equipment ..
' ' '
.J^^-^
European Attorneys at Law... oii_9v»
ESTHONT.V '''.!-"-"''"'"'"'''";'!;";';; '
"f;4
ELORIDA-
Detective Agencies y\
^;?i'ê Chiefs ; :..;.; .
sii,
Sheriffs^ 381-382
Identification Bureaus 15!i
Private Detectives J3(l
FINL.\X1) Detective A.ijencies 112
Finland
Fl{ ANCK- litu;
I>eteiti\e Agencies 113-117

Police Department 265- ''66
fi>(;ku-pui-\t experts ur,-h:i
tJEORfJ
Federal Institutions —C S, i;>(;_]|i7
Detective Agencies ,^4

lôlice Chiefs '''^^^-.Z^^''^^^.^'^^^^Z310-n^
Sheriffs 382-385
I'nited States Marshals 361
.State Institutions .....173-174
Private Detectives 130-131
GERMANY-
Detective Agencies IIH-UM
INTERNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORS
J. WATSON
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY

LICENSED
Business Strictly Contldentiul
728 Galle Zaeateros
Santa Cruz, Manila, P. I.
A Competent Detective Service — Both Sexes
Correspondence in Great Britain. Australia and the Cnited States
We Are Prepared to Render Aid in Any Legitimate Investigations

Confidential Reports Made with Care and Diligence
We Give You the Information as We Find It. or We Do Not

Give It to You at All
Watchman Furnished
Photographing Checks, Documents, Individuals, Finger Prints,

Foot Prints. Dead Bodies, Scenes of Crimes and Acci-
dents. Articles for Evidence, and Foot Print Casts
Lessons in Tracking and Tracing Criminals
Evidence. Investigations, Statements, Search Warrants
Success requires constant vliffilance —Keep posted, it pays
ASIATIC MANAGER
General Efficiency Company
(San Francisco, California, I'. S. A.)
Publishers and Owners
International Police and Detective Directoric

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— 1
INTERNATL POIJC'P: & DRTECTIVE DIRErTORY i'
Kepublic it;?
OKEECE, Police Business "'67
GUIANA PARAMARIBO, Police Officials hi
HAWAII |;J;|
Detective Agencies •. .-,4
Private Detectives ],;,S

Federal Institutions {1,-
Sheriffs ^sk
HANDAVBITING EXPERTS •" >rtV^(.4
HONDURAS, Police Officials ' "
os;
HAITI 288
HUNGARY, Sketch Hr-
International S. S. Association ;n-4''
i I) .V HO •
:
~
Private Detective Agencies .,,%

Police Chiefs '
311-jr'
Sheriffs Z"";;";i''386^387
District Attorneys -.
, 4g(,
United States Marshals .....; :',i>-'
Identification Bureaus ......../.........,!..
ILLINOIS— i.','.i
Association of I>etectives .jG-.')?

Detective Agencies 58-l!l
Police Chiefs 31:
Sheriffs .;''''" I^ .^SST-Ssii
District Attorneys 461-^6'
I'nited States Marshals ytj''
State Institutions ....174-\~:,
Identification Bureaus .,154-lo6-I.");i
I'rivate Detectives 131
INDIANA—
Detective Agencies 61-6''
Sheriffs 38;i-3!)T
State Institutions ITi'j-lTf;
Identification Bureaus i{j(i
Private Detectives 131-i:!2
lOAVA-
Detective Agencies ... (;)_(;•)
" ^'
Police Chiefs
317
Sheriffs
3 !i 2-3 it 4
United States Marshals 3(;2
State Institutions iTt;
Identification Bureaus lUd
Private Detectives ,
ITALY— Detective Agencies 1 ,
—
INDIA Detective Agencies ,04
I^l
International Association for Identification i4-,_i4o
Instructions .,^?
IRELAND Constabulary Inspectors Women

International A.ssociation of Police
—
Ireland Magistrate. Police
914
•7-ji
',%}
International Association of Chiefs of Police ooll
'^"'' Peace OfBcers Association— r. s :j«ii-37(i
Jl^l^TTi'?."^'.,'^^^,''''^-''
ICELAM), Sketch "Aj.
ITALY— Police Departments .7««
ISLE OF PINES— The Alcalde T,,^.
JAPAN— Detective Agencies i',!
JAMAICA, Constahularv . .,,7,,
JUGO-SL.\TI.\ ".
r':,-
KANSAS— .
-•'•'
Detective Agencies tj;

Police Chiefs .317-31^
hherirfs 3'i4-3')7
District Attorneys 463-464
United States Marshals : 36>
Identification Bureaus jyn
Private Detectives "!!!.!!.!!"..! 13-'
KENTll KY—
Detective Agencies ; i;-;
Police Chiefs -'{^
;
Sheriffs "
;:::::::::;;.;;3!i7-4ou
DistrictAttorneys 468-46'!
United States Marshals . 36-)
Private Detectives .... -i-iZ
KEY AM) T1:LE(JRAPH (ODE 4!)8-4!t!)
Lorisi.vx.v— .
Detective ,\.gencics r<\

IN'rKKNA'l' L FUlACbj ^ UE'l'EC'i'l V h: IJI lihlCJOU ^
Day 4140 — —
PHONES Night 22 24
Post Office Box 1582
FRED THOMAS
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
Licensed and Bonded
THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE SOUTH

Civil and Criminal Investigations for Banks, Railroads, Factories,
Corporations, Attorneys and Individuals
All Investigations Confidentially Conducted Under the Personal

Supervision of Fred Thomas, formerly Chief of
Detectives, Tampa, Florida
Correspondents in All Principal Cities of the United States
Offices in Campbell Bids. Franklin Cor. Lafayette St,

Tibhets Corner TAMPA, FLA.
25 Years' Experience in Detective Work
Night or Day
X-51 — Phones — 1102
THE W. RAY HEINRICH DETECTIVE AGENCY

W. RAY HEINRICH, Principal
REPORTS GUARANTEED TRUE BY SWORN AFFIDAVITS

Only Legitimate Investigations Solicited
Lock Box 272
Mound Valk'v, Kans.
Attorneys Secured and Recommended

Correspondents in All Principal Cities
Dietofiraph Lawyers' Service Protection Commercial In(iuiiie« |

Strictly Secret Service —
Highest Ktticien<y — and Criminal
Botli Civil j|
INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY j:;
Police Chiefs 318-31!i

Siêriffs 400-40'
United States Marshals U~i
State Institutions 177-178
Private Detectives \-i-
1-T XEMBOrRii, Identification Bureau .".."V.. -fa],
26H
LITHUANIA
^"'^^''^^ Detectives ..:.;:;::;:::::;;:::::::::;;:::::;::
3iiNNi;soTA_^'^^'^"' ,;.s
Detective Asencies 70
Police Chiefs 324
Sheriffs
District Attorneys _.
United States Marshals _'
State Institutions
^"^'"'^ Detectives
MISSISSIPPI-
Police Chiefs
Sheriffs
United States Marshals .
State Institutions ....

Mounted State Police Force
moxtem;gro
mi(hi(;a\—
Detective Agencies
Police Chiefs .. .
Sheriffs
District Attorneys
State Institutions .
MISSOIKI —
Detective Agencies
Police Chiefs
Sheriffs
State Institutions ..
Private Detectives
MONT AN A-
— ) —
!4 IN'i'hJKNAT'L POLICE At DETECTIVE DIRECTOKY

giJIlL'lJTrnnniniTTnf'i[[rTpiHiiiiTiTiiniiiiiTirriiiiiiTriiiMrniTinii!rniiii(cJ ))^
THE INTERNATIONAL
SECRET SERVICE ASSOCIATION
TO THE (jiExNERAI. PIHIJC THE WORM) OVER AM) TO Ol R
RANK AND FIliE W HEHEVER OlM) I
Greetings for 1922

Next to a good lover, the world at large loves a good secret
agent —
that suave, polished gentleman who arrives in the nick of
time to make things bad for the ugly villain and popular opinion —
puts him in a niche, with other heroes, where he justly belongs.
We wish to state that we staunchly uphold these traditions
that we are the l)arricade which strives to preserve our society
immune from the minions of evil who would seek its disintegration.
OIR I ()R( ES I\( lA 1)E 07 IXDEPEXDEXT AGENCIES

Covering All Hi«' I'l-incipal Points on the Anieiican
('ontiiient, and Ramifies .Around tlie \Voi'l<l.
It )-epresents and protects millions of invested capital, employs
thousands of qualified men and women investigators, has a central

oflice for the rapid dissemination of information and lousiness. It has
a governing board composed of men of world-wide experience, wit'i
the most acute perception and scintillating array of faculties that it
is possil)le to obtain, to devise ways and means to keep our organiza-
tion up to its high standard of efficiency, so that you can approach

any member of the I. S. S. A. in full confidence that you will secure
the best talent possible on earth, and at the lowest reasonalile cost.
We solicit l)usiness from large associations, such as Bankers,
Insurance Companies, Railroads and Steamship Lines. You can
order an investigation in any office of a member of the I, S. S. .A.,
and in a few minutes your work will l)e under way in New York,
Chicago, San Francisco, Canada, or anywhere in the known world.
OFFICERS OF THE I. S. S. A.
•lohn II. Taylor, ProsidenJ Pliilacleiphia, l*a.
ISupt. Philadpli)hia Police for 2.3 Years)
.\. (i. Il<»ake, Firs! Yice-I'resident Toronto, Canada
Pres. Toronto Detective Agency. Ltd.
(
<Iao. E. Ferris, Second \'ic«'-President Milwaukee, Wis.

(Formerly U. S. Justice & Military Intelligence Bureau)
Jas, F. Qiiigley, Treasurer Indianapolis, Ind.
(Formerly Chief of Police. Indianapolis, Ind.)
F. H. Smiley, Secretary Chicago, III.
X
INTERNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY 25
Identification Bureaus \62

Private Detectives
>EW YOKK- 134
Detectives Agencies 77-89
Police Chiefs 334-337
Sheriffs 422-423
United States Marshals - 36o
State Institutions .185-1 «
Identification Bureaus .. .157-162
Private Detectives
XORTH CAKOLINA- i:ii
Detective Agencies ()(,

Police Chiefs •}•}•> >';>
bneriffs 49q_4'>7
United States Marshals "
.. 36.-,
Private Detectives
>EBKA8KA— 134
Detective Agencies 7-
Chiefs of Police ."""..."..3"".....
328-3"!)
"^ ""'"""
Sheriffs "'I""""""";";;4] 6-417
>"EW HA.MPSHIRE- 161
Detective Agencies
Chiefs of Police ...
331
Sheriffs
419
364
State Institutions .... 100
18+
Private Detectives
NEVADA—
Detective Agencies
Chiefs of Police ..
Sheriffs
District Attorneys 47,
United States Marshals Ul
State Institutions 11-,
183
Identification Bureaus tci
NEAV ZE A LAX I)—-Detective Aeenci^s
Detective Agencies \.-.-
New Zealand, Sheriffs ''70—^71
NETHERLANDS Detective Agencies '.'.".".'.'.'."'."".'.""''
..125-126
Netherlands, Chiefs of Police "'
—
N ICARAGUA Detective Agencies .
"
271
126
Agencies' ..•::.
NORTH DAKOTA^-'"^'"'-^^'^^^*^'^ 126
]:)etective Agencies ...
Chiefs of Police . .
333-334
District Attorneys
472-473
United States Marshals 36;1
State Institutions 10-
^"^'"'^ Detectives
NEW MEXICO- 134
Detective Agencies
Chiefs of Police ..
Sheriffs
421
District Attorneys
^.,,, ., .
.
184
NlClAR.4(jiUA
NEWFOI NDLAND
NORWAY— Chiefs of Police
27*
271
I
Number Code
OHIO— :, 1
Detective Agencies .
Chiefs of Police 338-340

Sheriffs ..
427-42lt
United States Marshals 36r,
State Institutions
187-188
163
Private Detectives
OKL.VHOAI.V— - -''^'^'.'^^''''^Z"!''';;!!!;!; 134 -13."
Detective Agencies 94
Sheriffs
.430-431
District Attorneys
47.3-474
13.-,
26 INTKRNATL POLICE dc UKTECTIVE DIRECTUFiY
STEWART'S DETECTIVE AGENCY

101 St. Vincent St. GJ.ASGOW
For Private Inquiries, Secret Watchings, Procuring of Evidence for
llivorce. Workmen's Compensation, etc., etc.. this Agency Stands
Facile Princeps for Ability in Conducting Intricate Matters
The Agency is Well Recognized by the Legal Profession
References Furnished
Agents in all principal towns and cities throughout the world
ALFRED STEWART, Manager
Telephone: 2779 Central Telegrams: "Detect, "
Glasgow
EDWARD J. HARGRAVE. Principal
Thirty-five Years' Experience in Successful Detective Work
Member: —Illinois State Association for Identification; Illinois

Association of Detectives; International Secret Service Association:
International Association for Identification; International Society
for Personal Identification.
GEORGE E. HARGRAVE, (Jeiu-ial >Ian;;sor
CHICAGO OFFICES LOnS OFFICES

a02-203-506-o07 J)22-()2;5-024
Randolph Bids. Victoria Bldfj;.
145 N. CLARK ST. 8TH & LO( rST STS.
Phone State 7047 Phone Olive 2992
A High Class Detective Service in All Its Branches
BROOKS DETECTIVE AGENCY

Palmerston Buildings, 47 (ûoon St., Auckland, New Zealand
Established over Quartor i-entury. Business undertaken for whole of
]r)ominion of Xew Zealand and Australia, Fiji, Samoa, and other Soutnern
Pacific Islands if necessary. All legitimate detective work undertaken.
Male and female operatives. Amei'ican, English and Continental Secret
Service experience.
HERBERT MARSHALL BROOKS, Principal, Sheriff's Officer
Exchange Rate — $8 Current Exchange. Ref.: Bank of N. Z.
to $10,
TIio only firm in the Southern Hemisphere using' the "Dictograph"
Telegraph Address "WATCHM.VX"
liNTEKNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
OREGON— Detective Agencies

Chiefs of Police .341-342
Slieriffs
.432-433
.474-47.".
District Attorneys
State Institutions .188-18!!
Private Detectives i:;.'.
Pacitii Coast Detective Bureau for Asiatic People fill
PENNSYLVANIA— 1)5-1 UO
Detective Agencies ..

Sheriffs .433-434
Pnited States Marshals 366
I8:i
State Institutions
Identification Bureaus .
163
13.".
Private Detectives
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS— 1!M
Federal Institutions
10".
Detective Agencies
Constabulary 274-276
—
PEUr Detective Agencies
—
POHTI'(JAL Detective Agencies
127
127
Portugal. Police Service
—
POLAND Detective Agencies T27
Poland. I'olice Service
PORTO RI(<>—
Federal Institutions llt8
Police Officers ri-274
Publications 206
PANA31A 287
Panama. Chiefs of Police, Balboa and Ciislobal 271
RHODE ISLAND— Detective Agencies 1011
Chiefs of Police 346

43.-.
Sheriffs
i:i(i
State Institutions
KKPrHlilC OF F.AN.^.MA — Detective Agencies 126
ROr.M.VMA — Detective
.
A.i;eiu-ies - -
127
Koumania. Note
RUSSI.V— Note
SCOTLAND- 110
Detective .Agencies
Prisons 488
—
SEUVIA Detective Agencies
—
127
SW I T Z E R L AN D Detective A gencies 128
SPAIN — Detectivi? Agencies .128-1211
Spain. Xote 277
Si)ain Police and Secret Service 278
SOUTH CAROLINA— Chiefs of Police .346-347
Sheriffs 43.5-437
ITnited States Marshals 366
State Institutions 11)0
Private Detectives . • 13.7
SOFTH DAKOTA— .347-348

Chiefs of T'olice
Sheriffs .
.437-438
District Attorneys 47.5-476
United States Marshals .
367
State Ihstitutions im
Special Agents and Chiefs of I'olice — P. 11. .180-202
SOITH A.MERIC.\ — Attorneys at Law 212
SALVADOR 287
SWEDEN — Commissioners of Police 278
SWITZERLAND — Police Department 278-270
SYRIA — Chief of Police
SOITH AMERICAN COI STRIES '^2«4~28.5
SITUATIONS WANTED — Finger-Print Kxperts. ..181I-41MI
401-407
SITI^XTIOXS WAXTRD-=-Private Detectives .
TEXAS— Detective Agencies \ Klli-KH

Sheriffs ...
..441-44.5
INTERNAT L POLICE & UETEt:TlVE UIKECTUKV
K. D. KIXC, Tieas WI\f. .1. KIXC, T'lvs. JAS. B. KAVAXAUOH. Sec.
(^ THE WILLIAM J. KING

INTERNATIONAL
DETECTIVE AGENCY
^& Tel. 32 77. Cable Address: Wilkliig
Albany
INTERNATL POLFCE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
District Attorneys :',r>T
State Institutions .
Identification Bureaus .
Private Detectives
TENNESSEE- Detective Agencies
Chiefs of Police
Sheriffs
rnited States Marshals
State Institutions
r'rivate Detectives
TURKEY— Detective Agencies
Minister of Foreign Aftair
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CODE
TELEGRAPH AND CABLE
.lOii-rii."
Agencies 12:
IM<)> OF SOUTH AF(iUI(A— D.
Detective
TTAH- Chiefs of Police
?,r)0
445-44H
Sheriffs , •
••
.•{67
[Tnited States Marshals
i;»2 !!•?.
State Institutions IfiM
i:5(!
Private Detectives
UK K AT MA. Xote -
VIKIJINIA- netective Agencies

102
351
Sheriffs 480-481
District Attorneys :ffi8
United States Marshals I'.i::
State Institutions l3R--i;!T
Private Detectives
A Ell MONT— Chiefs of Police
:{5ii-;r.i
417
Sheriffs :',fi7
United States Marshals 1:1:;
State Institutions
AVASHINOTON, T). <
Detective Agencies .
., .•,
National Bureau nf Crmunal .
Ident ificalion
WASHIXiTON — Detective Agencies

103
35-'
Sheriffs 482-48".
District Attorneys 368
United States Marshals iit3-i;i4
identification Bureaus
t
137
Private Detectives
WEST VIRGINIA— Detective Agencies
104
352-353
Sheriffs 368
United States Marshals liU
State Institutions -137
Private Detectives
WISCONSIN- Detective Agencies
104
Chiefs of Police .-453-454
Sheriffs 483-481
District Attorneys 368
United States Marshals lf<.->
137
Private Detectives
WVOMINCi — Detective Agencies
11)5
355
Chiefs of Police 455
Sheriffs 368
United States Marshals 1()5
State Institutions
161
Private Detectives lin
">V\IiES — Detective Agencies
AVEST INDIES — Atlorneys Law 21::
at
188
State Institutions 12:>
Detective Agencies
:U) INTEKNAT L FULICK & DETECTIVH: DlHECTUm
CO-OPERATION
'ROUND THE ROUND WORLD
Copyright, 1922
GENERAL EFFICIENCY COMPANY

36 McAllister St. San Francisco, Cal.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES 31
INTERNATIONAL
POLICE & DETECTIVE
DIRECTORY
THE INTERNATIONAL SECRET SERVICE ASSOCIATION

announcement
J'ul>lio is nuule that this organization stands back of
eacli member whose name is listed in these columns, and that it will guar-
antee good, clean, legitimate detective work in all cases. The officers of the
Association will appreciate notice of any instance in which indifferent or

inc()m])etent service is furnished by any member affiliated with it. .
3 2 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE l)lRE(nÔRY
ALABAMA
^tJJBf*
GEO. H. BODFKEIl
BODEKERS NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
209-212 Brown-Marx Building
Birmingham, Alabama
ARKANSAS
AV. A. CLAY
tQ? VICK & CLAY DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc
200 Riegler Building

Little Rofk, Ark.
'-^55>
CALIFORNIA
MALCOLM McLARKN
THE MALCOLM McLARLN INVESTIGATING BllREAl
314 Ta jo Building
3
^ Los Angeles, Calif.
^y^^fi
CECIL HITCHCOCK
A. E.
HITCHCOCK PATROL AND DETECTIVE SERVICK

309-12 Pantages Building
Oakland, Calif.
H. O. HE LA MONTAMA
MORSE DETECTIVE AND PATROL SERVICE
60 2 California Street
San Francisco, Calif.
^^**
F. A. CfK)KE
1112 Market Street
^s^ San Francisco, Cal.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
I.. K. GIGXAC ^tM8«:j
fMGNAC SECRET SERVICE BUREAU

Monadnook Building
San Francisco, Cal.
COLORADO
l.EONAKD DE LUE
«-
LEOXARI) IJE LIE S DETECTIVE AGENCY
524 Gas Building
Denver, Colorado
'^&*
FLORIDA
\V. ANDERSOX
-Cji
THE SOUTHERN DETECTIVE AGENCY
Citizens Bank Building
Tampa, Florida
JOS. OSBORNE
'^'^"^
EAST COAST DETECTIVE SERVICE
P. O. Box 427
Daytona, Fla.
'«<^>
IOWA
A. S. BUSH
QUAD-CITY DETECTIVE BIREAU
39 First National Bank Building
Davenport, Iowa
^Ô*
INDIANA
JAMES F. QUIGLEY
QUIGLEY-HYLAND AGENCY, Inc.
Peoples Bank Building
Indianapolis, Ind.
34 XTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
ILLINOIS
1^"^
J. R. HUNTER
HTTNTER'S S. S. OF ILLINOIS
812 Otis Buildins
Chicago, Illinois
ED. J. har(;rave
^â^-
ED. J. HARGRAVE S. S.
812 Otis Building

Chicago, Illinois
F. H. SMILEY
^"^
SMILEY'S NATIONAL S. S.
Security Building
Chicago. Illinois
WM. J. SUTHERLAND
'>*SS'«
MOONEY-BOLAND-SUTHERLAND CORP.
.30 No. La Salle Street
Chicago, Illinois
WILLLVM J. TURNER
WILLIAM J. TURNER DETECTIVE AGENCY
Delaware Building. 36 W. Randolph Street
Chicago. Illinois
ôff^^
LOUISIANA
'»^JS!> DAN 8. liEHOxN
DAN S. LEHON DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc.
300 Canal Street

New Orleans. La.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
MASSACHUSETTS <^^
JAMES RAY
\{A\ DETECTIVE AGENCY AND MERCHANTS S. S
100 Boyleston Street

'"s^
Boston, Mass.
MICHIGAN
R. J. KELLY ^"^'^
THE CORPORATION SERVICE BCREAU

Dime Bank BuildinK
Detroit, Mich. ^^^
MARYLAND
HARRY N. iaL>L\X, Jr. *^'^
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY

Title Building
Baltimore, Md.
J. C. TURNER
INVESTIGATING DETECTIVE Im^f
American Railway Express Co.
P. O. Box 249
Cumberland. Md. ^^^*
MINNESOTA *ss^
H. CARLING
J.
EMPLOYERS' DETECTIVE SERVICE

405-408 Oppenheim Building
St. Paul, Minn.
CHARLES F. TROTTER
TROTTER DETECTIVE BUREAU, Inc.
Audrus Building
Minneapolis, Minn. 'Soo*^*
36 IX'I'ERXAT'L \'C)]A('K .^- I )1<:TI<;( 'Tl VK DIKKCTORY
MLSSOURI
9c <;. W DISHEll
.
DISHEliS DETECTIVE AGENCY

(^"entr;il National Bank Building
St.. I.ouis, Mo.
\v. Si. li.vrciiiLix
X.V.TIONAl. DETECTIVE AGENCY

New Yoi'k Lilt' Building
Kansas City, Mo.
< .\rr\i.\ wxi/iKit wniTSETT

WIllTHETTS NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
4(12 Hall Building
Kansas City. M(j.
^^f'»
KOHKHT M. I*E( K
IÊCKS XATIONAi. DETECTIVE AGENCY
St. Ijouis, Mo.
•^'osr^'
MONTANA
I*, s. (i^:Klil.^(;s
^'^ssfi'
Cr<:RLI.\C.S' BCKEAIJ OF IDEXTIFI{^\TION

B.,O..Bo.\ 91:!
jjewi.stown, Montana,
'ôata''°
NEW YORK
"IWi KKVIN I. SMITH
rill-: ERVIN .1. SMITH NATIONAL DETECTIVE ACJENCY
7!i9 Broadway, at Uth Street
^l^r^' XVw York City, X. V.
I
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
l\ J. F.\HLE<:V
FARLEY DETECTIVE Bl'KKAl

1416 Lroiulway
New Yorl;: City, N. V.
^Jgtfi^
\VM. K. JOIiDAN /.t^Sf^
JORDAN'S DETECTIVE SERVICE

:U9 Main Street
Buffa'.o, N. Y.
**oci»i^'
1-^t
THE INVESTIGATING CO., liu:
lG-18 Exclianga Plare

New York, N. Y.
\VM. MclLWKAITH «
McILWRAITH DETECTIVE AGENCY
2 Rector Street
New York C!ity, N. Y. '^^*
AV, K. Ill STKI>
FHE SYRACUSE DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc.
410-11 Syracuse Savings Bank Building

Syracuse, N. Y.
\V. H. JACKSON
JACKSON DETECTIVE AGENCY
311 State Street
Schenectady, N. Y.
38 INTERNAT'L POLICPJ & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
^!^^ W. H. WHALEY
THE WHALEY-DOYLE DETECTIVE BTREAr, Inc.
1123-1125 Cham1)er of Commerce

RochestPr, N. Y.
NEW JERSEY
-^^^'-'^ WM. M. H \l f;HKV, Sr.
HAUGHEY'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE BUREAU

l-2-n-4, 1 S. Tennessee Avenue
Atlantic City. N. J.
jiiji s m;i,so\
NELSON DETECTIVE SERVICE

307 Washington Street
Ho'ioken. X. J.
( HAHr.KS .1. (C)S(;R<)VE
COSGROVES DETECTIVE AGENCY

SG Park Place «.,
^J^
»«Ocu«'
Newark. X. J.
OKLAHOMA
>*'^^'« FOSTER \. lU RNS
I--(^STKR N. BIRXS DETECTHE AGENCY. Iiic
2 2 6-2l'S Iowa BuiUlin.i?
Tulsa. Okhihoma
^"^'^
JOHN caSTAFSOX
A.
r;iE .1X0. A. Gl'STAFSON DETECTIVE ACiENCY

Bliss Building
Tuls:i, Okahonia
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
CHAKI.ES McCl.OUl)
t'-JSt^
CONFIDENTIAL AGENT
:tu;;-l2 First National Bank Building
Oklahoma City, Okla.
H. C. TAVLOR '^^^^^^^
TAYLORS DETECTIVE BI'REAU, Inc.
Tradesman Bank Building

Oklahoma City, Okla.
'<&*
OHIO
J. I). CLEARY t^?
COMMERCE DETECTIVE BUREAU
30 East Broad Street
Columbu.s, Ohio ^s^^
H. ( l.AV KOLGER «*
IINICIPAL DETECTIVE AND POLICE BUREAU
417-19 Schofield Building
Cleveland, Ohio
^\S£^^
\V. H. JACKSOX
WM. H. .JACKSON DETECTIVE BUREAU
32 Carew Building
Cincinnati, Ohio ^«vo''
W.M. .1. KING ^»

WM. .1. KINGS NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
2 07 Comstock Building
Columbus, Ohio '4^tv^
4 IXTKIiXAT'L ]'C)IACK K- I )I'7J'J'J( 'T I V'JO I )1 UHC'lf JlO
.urns J. K.WK
^"i^^^
KANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
320 Dollar Baiik Building
Young.stowu, Ohio
JK Oii MINTZ
THE MINTZ DETECTIVE AGENCY
Cuyahoga Building
Cleveland, Ohio
("H.AKLKS E. McG.WNOX
CIIAIll.ES E. McGANNON S. S. BCitEAC
40T Commercial Building
(ôlumbus. Ohio
J. H. gLl\N
-^^^^ SI'AIVIIT COINTV DETECTIVE BrilEAl'
P. O. Box 687
Akion, Ohio
li. li. SE( OU

y*JIj6»
THE L. B. SECOR INVESTIGATION CO.
-lOG-7 SfH'Oiid National Bank Building
Toledo Ohi()
RHODE ISLAND
^^'^ P.IKN \KI> >I. (;()!. DOW SKY
'HE NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
4!) WestniinstPr Sti'eet
I'i'ovideiico., 11. 1.
^=;<S^
PENNSYLVANIA
•f'^^*
H. H. FI.K( K
STANDARD DETECTIVE AGENCY

Central TruKt Building;
Altoona, Pa.
THOS. A. MrQlAIDE
Af.QCAIDE NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
:'.:'. 6 Fourth Avenue
Pittsburgh. Pa.
"1??
LEO A. KIOKDAN 4
THE LEO A. RIORDAN DETECTn'E AGENCY
410 Berger Building
J
Pittsburgh, Pa.
y^tMSf^
M. A. KAl TEH
RAFTER'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
?,04 Connell Building
Scrauton, T'a.
^tMSf^
JOHN B. TAVJiOK
TAYLOR'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc.
Baxter Building. So. Penn Sq.

Philadelphia, Pa.
WISCONSIN
JOHN K. FERRIS tQ?

'HE JOHN E. FERRIS INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
First Wisconsin National Bank Building
"^s^^-^^
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
42 JNTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
CANADA
ONTARIO
Toronto
«^ A. G. BOAKE
TORONTO DETECTIVE AGENCY, Ltd
70 Victoria Street
^^'^^ Toronto. Canada
QUEBEC
Montreal
^SîS.^'^ J. BRODERKK
BRODERICK'S SERVICE BUREAU
179 St. James Street
Montreal, Canada
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
w JAMES P. WATSON
WATSON'S DETECTIVE BUREAU
P. O. Box 1156
Manila. Philippine Islands
^'A°^
FRANCE
Paris
yX.ê^
LEON LEON I
DETECTIVE AGENCY
^ 89. Rue Ampere
^^&' Paris. France
SWITZERLAND
LAUSANNE
J. SCHNEIiL-AUBERSON
DETECTIVE AGENCY
2, Place Pepinet
'-ôTilvo"
Lausanne, Switzerland
DETECTIN'E AGENCIES 4:^,
ALABAMA
One Line Listings are loi- .\.i;<'ncies not sendiuj;' in proper data.
Anniston
J. T. Holladay. 131 F Street, Anniston, Alabama.
Birmingham
Bodeker's National Detective Agency, Inc. Home Office, 209-10 Brown-Mark
Bldg., Birmingham, Alamaba. Phone Main 2241. Rate $10 to $15 (B-10>
(8-10) 1913. G. H. Bodeker, Pres.;
Montgomery
Bodeker's National Detective Agency, Inc., 222 Bell Bldg., Montgomery.
Alabama. Phone 836. Rate $10 to $15.
\V. W. Morgan, Box 1212, Montgomery, Alabama.
Mobile
Bodeker's National Detective Agency, Inc., City Bank Bldg., Mobile,
Alabama.
ARIZONA
Phoenix
Griff is Detective Bureau, 24 East Washington St., Phoenix, Arizona.
Tucson
1^. G. Moore, Lock Box S, Tucson, Arizona.
ARKANSAS
Fort Smith
National Protective Association, 720 First National Bank Building, Fort
Smith, Arkansas. I. J. Friedman (Attorney), Principal.
Hot Springs
The Eureka Detective Agency, Citizens Nt'l Bank Bldg., Hot Springs, Ark.
Rate $10 (B) 1917, L. B. Rose G. Bauer, Principal,
44 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Little Rock
I'KCK \ATION.AL DETECTIVE BUREAU, 223 Exchange Bank Builrting.

LittleRock, Arkansas. Phone Main 9207. Rate .$10 (B) (8). R. M.
Peck, Principal; N. H. Peck, Secretary and Treasnrer; H. P. Bahb,
District Superint<^ndent.
(Sec Advertisement on Pase Hi.)
Rembrandt's National Detective Agency, 30-32 Urquhart Bldg., Little Rock,

Arkansas. Phone Main 3982. Rate $10 (B). J. Rembrandt, Principal.
The Vick & Clay Detective Agency, Inc., 200-1-2 Reigler Bldg., Little Rock,
Arkansas. Phone 2403. Rate $10 (B) (12) 1900. W. A. Clay, Supt.
CALIFORNIA
One Line liistings are for .Agencies not sending in |»r(>i)('r data.
All Detective Agencies in California must be Licensed and Bonded.
Bakersfield
Robert R. H'^^gins, 24 Redlicks Building. Bakersfield, California.
E. A. Cook, Detective. P, O. Box 13, Bakersfield, California.
Clevis
C. C. Wliite (Private Detective), Clovis, California.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES
Eagle Rock
Krviiie iJiiiRle, 221 East Adams Street. Eagle Rock. California.
Fresno
Variiain Detective Agency. 210 Trust Btiilding. Fresno, California.
The Ward J. Lee Detective Service, 411 Bank of Italy Building, Fresm>
California. Rate $12 (B) (12) 1921. Ward J. Lee, Principal.
L. L. Scott, 17 First National Bank Building, Fresno, California.
Harry .J. Shepherd, 'Ml Cory Building. F'resno, California.
Glendale
T. Leslie De Cew, 1645 San Fernando Boulevard, Glendale, California.
-\. O. Martin. Glendale, California.
Lamanda Park
Mrs. L. L. Bricker Private Detective Agency, 2870 Nina Street, Lamanda Park,
Calif. General Investigations. Mrs. L. L. Bricker, Principal.
46 1NT:_RNAT'L police & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Los Angeles
p. W. 3IOHAN DETECTIVE AGENCY, 545-546 San Fernando Buildini-,

Main Los Angeles, California. Rate $10 plus expenses.
at I'ourth Street,
Corresponrl* Hts (B). P. W. Mohan, Principal, formerly manager Wm.
J. Burns International Detective Agency, Inc., Los Angeles, California,
and Houston, Texas. Late Superintendent Ameiican Protective League,
Stockton, California. Direct connections throughout the world. AVe do
a general detective business in all its various branches. Banking refer-
ences. Reliable and efficient. Select your detective as you would your
physician or lawyer. Phone, Day 61184; Nights and Sundays, 75446.
(See Advertisement on Page 10.)
The J. B. Armstrong Detective Service, 318 Bryson Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone 66319. Rate $10 (B) 1919. J. B. Armstrong, Principal.
Automobile Theft Bureau, 1344 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, California.
Blairs Detectives, 124 West Fourth Street, Los Angeles, Calif. Phone Main
9165. Rate $10 (B) (12) 1900. Paul Blair, Principal.
The Belger Detective Agency, 414-15 Fay Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Phone
11999. Rate $10 (B). General Investigations. L. E. Belger, Principal.
R. G. Boyd, 4015 West Third Street, Los Angeles, Calif.
Charles H. Bartholomew, L W. Hellman Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
Charles R. Burge, 301 American Bank Building, Los Angeles. California.
Herbert S. Comings, Special Investigations, 418 Wright & Callender Bldg.,

Los Angeles, Calif. Rates $10 to $25 (B) (12) 1917. H. S. Comings,
Principal.
J. Harry Clement, 726 San Fernando Building, Los Angeles, California.
A. J. Cody. 1212 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, California.
Louis A. Duni, Washington Bldg., Los Angeles, âlif.
M. E, Firman Detective American Bank Bldg., Los Angele.s,

Sei-vice, 208-12
Calif. Phone 13465. Exchange Rate (B). M. E. Firman, Principal.
Hughes Garr, 213 Stimaon Building, Los Angeles, California.
Bert H. Franklin Detective Agency, Chamber of Commerce Bldg.. Los Angeles,
Fletcher E. Felts, Califomia Bids-., T^^s Anpclcs, Calif.
Xifk Harris Detectives, Pantages Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES
l-.l <iK.\K 1'. SWEEXKV, I'riviJti' Detectives. Civilami Criminal liivestiga-

(iuii.<i. An I'.vperf in every branch of the profession. Twenty-three years
xvith the leadinjj as:<'"ci<"s of America, lâte manager of Wm. J. Burns
International IJelectiv** Agency, Denver, Colorado. See me for youi-
secret Sci vice work in any line. Bradbury Building, 304 South Broad-
way. Los Angeles, California. Lic«'nsed and bonded. Member of Los
Angeles Clianiber of Commerce.
Millijr's lJ(;lei:tive Servifo. :',o-j. Mason (Ji>era House Building, Los Angeles.
Califoi'iiia.
Malcolm McLaren Iiive.stigat iiig Bureau. ;J 1 4 Tajo Building, Los Angele>,

California.
C. Oliver, :!7S Wilcox Building, Los Angeles. California.
.Join Powell, 3123 V2 West Third Street, Los Angeles, California.

Specializing, Auto Tiiefts and Insurance Investigations.
Win. J. Savage Detective Agency, 704 South Main Street, Los Aageles, Calif.
Phone 10184, Day and exchange rate not given. Wm. J. Savage, Principal.
A. E. Smith, 41o Union League Club Building, Los Angeles, California.
Ki'-iiaid Taylor, ."jU2 International Bank Building, Los Angeles, California.
Chailes I,. Wilt.se, :!0<) Wall Street, Los Angeles. Calif.
Long Heach
Murpliy's Private Detective & Information Bureau, 532 Markwell Bldg., Long
Beach, Calif. Phone Home 284. $10 (B) (10) 1910. IvI. J. Murphy.
Y. A. Pearl Detectives, 224 First Xt'l Bank Bldg., Long Beach, California.
Plione Home 244. Rate $10 (P) 1918. V. A. Pearl, Principal,
Williau! llagelsiel), :U,5 First National Bank Building, Long Beach, California.
Madera
G. F. Houston. Box 472 Madera, Calif.

4S INTKHNAT I- I'OI.K'K (^- 1 )1':TK( "fl VK I )l RECTOK V
Oakland
HITC^HCOCK PATK<)I> AM) DKTKCTIVE SERVICE, ;J05)-12 Faiitagos

Building, Oaklaml, Calit'oi-uia. Estahlisln-d over qiiaitei* of century.
I'ndei'tiikes all h'gitmiatr casrs intriist«-d to it by ("orpoi-alions, At-
torneys and Individuals, Hijih class male and female operatives. Mem-
ber of the International Association f«)r Identification and member of
the Interaational Secret Service Association. Con-espondents every-
where. Licensefl and bonde<l. Phone Lakeside 5140.
Annie F.. Logan, General Investigations, 446 Alcatraz Ave., Oakland, Calif.
Phone Piedmont 2973-W. Rate $10 (B) 1918. Licensed and Bonded.
E. Bennett, 209 Bank of Italy Bldg., Oakland, Calif.
Morris Eugene Brazil!, Blake Block, Oakland. Califoiniu.
E. M. Cook, 4060 East Eleventh Street, Oakland. California.
(llobe Inspection Co., 412 Eastern Bldg., Oakland, Calif.

A. Matthiesen, 402 Twelfth Street, Oakland, California.
John H. Muller, RooniH 1 and 2, Bacon Block, Oakland, Caliloi'uia .
F. C. Schwarting, .56y Sixth Street. Oakland, (îlifornia.
Oroville
J. M. Chubbuck, Oroville, Calif.
Pasadena
W. Wray Freeman Detective Agency, :J69 Oak Knoll .Avenue, Pasaden.
California.
Redondo
Ella A. Le.'^ter, 210 North Catalina Ave., Redondo Beach, Calif.
Santa Barbara
A. V. Tomkins, Private Detective Agencv, .'523 San Marcos Bldg., Santa Bar-
bara, California. Phone 6811 Rate $8 (16). A. F. Tomkins, Principal.
I)LTK('TI\1': AGENCIES iU
San Bernardino
(\:;irlcri F. Ward, :',60 E. Street, Sun Bernardino. California.
San Bci'nardino Merchants Patrol iv Detective Service, San Bernardino, Calif.

IJate $10 (B). Phono T'acific 1252. W. M. Jeffery, Principal.
San Diego
.MfTke's Detective Agency and Commercial Collections, oil Bancroft Build
ing, San Diego, Californa. Rate ?10 (R) (8) 1920. F. O. Merki.\
Principal.
San Diego Detective Agency, Suite 205 Timken Bldg-., San Diego, Calif.
Rate $10 (B) 1910. Wallis Gregory, Manager.
San Francisco
'! nry Ehmi, ISll Le-;ven\vorlh Street. Sa i I^^ranci.sco, California.
Curt's Benton. 722 Pacific Build ng, San Francisco. California.
C. V. Biown Detective Agency, Sprcckel.'^ Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
F. S. Clark, 2iiO-A Lick Building. San Francisco, California.
John K. Cleary Detective & Patrol Scvice, ;;81 Bush St., San Franci.sco, Calif.
\V. H. Field Detective Bureau, Monadnock Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
C.eneral Service Corps. Hughes Building, itii.'i Market Street, San Francis'O.
CrvMfornJa. Plione Garfield 1359. Richard L. Dinley, Principal
General Efl'iciency Company, 1112 Market Street, San Francisco, Calif., Silitv'
110-14. Telephone Park 32H. Open Day and Night. Specializing in
l.()CAT!\(; .MISSING PfliM'LE.any^'i'îjrV in^the World. Representatives
in all parts of the VV/jrid. PuWishiels' of. a" Mo'^Vihly Missing People Bul-
,
letin and the Internat-ional Detective, Police and Identification Directory

(this book). We also do a General Detective Business, being Licensed and
Bonded by the State for that purpose. Reliable Escorts Furnished. In-
f<»rniation on file in on- oO'ice^ regardvrg i:atfc, ieliability and resi>onsihil-
i(y (tf most of the .Agencies of" the :W(»rld which will be freely given to
Inquiring Clients, Police Authorities and .\.gencies. F. A. Cooke, President

and General Manager; AV. W. Ke('v«'s, St-cretary and .\ssistant Manager:
A. E. Cooke, Treasurer.
50 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETEf'TIVE DlREC'lOin
Gignac Secret Service Bureau, 209 Monadnock Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
Established 1908. C. H. Pohlman. Supt.; L. K. Gignac, Principal.
Edwin E. Grant, Monadnock BIdg., San Francisco, Calif.
William Hart Investigating Bureau, 114 Sansonie Streat, San Francisco.

California.
Alfr;'(l Hollirlay, 218 Hearst Building, San Francisco, California.
John E. Hines, 445 Fifteenth Avenue, San Franc'sco. California.
H. Dorothy Irv-ng, 401 Sheldon Build'ng, San Francisco. California.
Jerome Detective Service Co.. 321 Bush Street, San Francisco, Calii'.
A. J. Kane Detective Agency, Flat Iron Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
Hariy lAibbock Detective Agency, Phelan BIdg., San Francisco, Calif.
F. B. McAtee, 336 Mills Building, San Francisco, California.
R. X. McChesney Univer.âl Detective Service, 501-25 Sheldon Building, San

Francisco, California. Rate $8 (L) (9) 1919. R. N. McChesney, Mgr.
-lolm F. McCarthy, 46 Keainy Street, San Franci.sco, Calif.
O. R. Matte. 643-A Minna Street, San Francisco, California.
Morse Detective & Patrol Sei-vice, 602 California Street, San Francisco, Calif.
W. A. Mundell, 620 Mills Building, San Francisco, California.
William J. Otts, Registered and Bonded International Detectives,

New Call Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
The Pacific Detective Bureau, Monadnock Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
Retail Credit Co., 504 Insurance -Esf^ha^ge-.^ûilding, San Francisco, Calif.
John P. Rasmussen, ,40'i ;'^^feidbii[ li'u'i'iding',"^y|^,î'g,.Ucisco, California.
West Coast Detective Agency, Pacific yi^j^?., San Francisco, Calif.
I'elor W. D. Wphb. Bii) CrJiifr.rnia Street, Sa.i FraiicTscd, Calif.
San Pedro
Scott's Detective Agency, 28 7 West 9th Street, San Pedro, California.
Telephone San Pedro 731-W. Rate ifS. S. G. Scott, Principal.
DETECTIVK AGENCIES 5]
Stockton
Ktaii!; H. liriai-c. 227 West I'opular Street, Stockton, (.'alitornia.
Stanlfv E. Halsted, -0:* ("lark-Henry Building. Stockton, California.
San .loaiiuin reti'ct'v.'^ P.urân. S2S Van Buren Street, Stockton, California.
Haniian Detective Agency, 122 East ^lain Street, Stockton, Calif.
San Jose
Jolni {'o.-^thnnia, 202 George Street, San Jose, California.
Sacramento
W. A. Wolf, Biyth B!fl«-., Sacramento, Calif.
Taft
.J. X. I'.vles Detectivo .\gency. Anderson Hotel Building. Taft, Californi-.v
Rate $lii (H) (S) IftlT. .J. N. Pyles. Principal.
Yuba City
M. .\. Carpenter', .^16 Sutter Street, Yuba City, California.
One Line Listing.s are lor .\}»encie.s not sending in proper data.
COLORADO
Denver
Colorado Protective Buieau, U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg., Denver, Colorado,
619-2']
rhone Main 6(i71. Rate $10 (B) (8) 1017. Walter Belk, Manager.
Globe Inspection Co., 711 Colorado Bldg'., Denver, Colorado.
Leonard DeLue's Detective Agency, 524 Gas Bldg., Denver, Colorado. Phone
Main 722. Rate $10 (B). Leonard DeLue, Principal; A. W. Brown, Supt.
Parks Detective Agencv, 529 Mining Exchange Bldg., Denver, Colorado. Phone
Campa 2653. Rate $10 (10) (8) 1910. L. S. Parks, General Manager.
Pueblo
The Great Western Detective Association, Opra Block, Pueblo, Colorado. Phone
504. Rate $10 (B) (10) 1919. A. W. Gray, Superintendent.
52 INTKKNATL POLICE it DETECTIVE DIKECTORV
CONNECTICUT
One Line Fiistings are tor Agencies not sendinj; in jnoper data.
Bridgepcrt
I'liited Secret Service Detective Bureau, 1185 Broad Street, Bridgeport,
Conn. liate $10 IB). N. E. IVIcx^_o ;, Priiieiiuu
Hartford
Aetna Bureau of Investigation, 35 Mulberry Street. Hartford, Conn. Rat'i
$1(1 (Bi (10) If) 19. C. W. Cl.pfel, Principal.
New Haven
Denney's Detective Bureau, Inc., 67 Church Street, New. Haven, Conn. Phone
Colony 4780. Rate $8 (C) (8) 1901. John J. Denny, President.
Elm City Detective Agency, 607 Chapel Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
Sposa's National Detective Agencv, 17 Church Street, New Haven, Conn. Phone
Liberty 2459-2. Rate UO (11) (8) 1911. Frank Sposu, President.
Stanford
.loseph Foley, '2'J. Williams Street, Stamford, Connecticut.
II. Hefferniaii, 1
."j
Washington Street, Stamford, Connecticut.
Waterbury
W. .1. Ilegney. 1 1 1 \\'hs1 Main Street, Waterljury, Connecticut.
DELAWARE
Wilmington
Hamilton's Detective Agency. 915 Market Street. Wilmington, Delaware.
Hate $10 (B) (12) 1921. Kuss^^ll H. Hamilton. Principal.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Jack Watt's American Private Detective Aj-ency, 002 Munsev Bldg., Washins"-
ton, D. C. Phone M. :^.855. Rate §8 (B) (8) 191M. J. F." Watts, Gen. Mgr.
(.Se<» A<lv<'rtisenient on i*af;e 4.)
O'Dea Detective Bureau, Continental Trust Building, Washington. D. C.

Rate $10 (B) f9) 1896. L. A. O'Dea, Principal.
I ) i; 'I' K (
"11 V K A I ; K N' C E s
I 5:;
FLORIDA
One Line Listiiijis arc lor Ajit'iicies not sending, in proper data.
Daytonia
Rast Coast Detective Service, P. O. Box 427. Daytona, Florida. Jos. Oe-
ijoriie, Principal.
Jacksonville
lUxieki'i'.s National Detective Atjoncv, Inc., 20.'5 Bisbee Bldg-., Jacksonville,

Floiida. Phone 19:!3. Rate $10 (B) (8).
Lake Alfred
Ululxi National Detective Agency. Simmons Hotel Building, P. O. Box S-S.
Rate $10 iB) (9) 1915. J. E. Simmons. Principal.
Miami
liishop & Peaic-e Detective Agency. 8 Harlin Building. Miami. Florida. ,1
W. Bishop and E. W. Pierce. Principals.
Tampa
I'KKJ) THO.M.^S .N.ATIO.VAL DKTFrTIVE ACiENCV. The largest and best

in the South. Oil res in Cjjinpbell lUiildino. Tibbett.s Corner, Tampa,
llorida. J'el.p' one, Day 41-iO, Ni^ht 2224. Fred Thomas, Principal,
lorineilv ("hiel ol' Detectives, Tampa, Florida. All investigations coii-
conducted under the personal supervision of Fred
fi<l«>nliall.\ Thomas.
Expert. efl«ient sti-ret service for Banks, Railroads, Factories, ("orpora-
lions. .\ttorneys ;:nd Individuals. Correspondents in all principal
cities. If you ev<M- need detectives, it pays to obtain the l)est. Licensed
and bonded.
(See .\<lvertisement on Page 22.)
The Southern Detective Agency, Citizens Bank Bldg., Tampa, Florida. Plione
2811. Rate $10 (B) (10) 1910. W. Anderson, Principal.
54 INTERiNATL POLH'K ,>v: l)\<:'[\.<:r:[-lV E iJiKKCTOliV
One Line Listings are for Agencies « ho have not sent in Listing Data.
GEORGIA
Atlanta
Adams National Detective Aseuc\, Burfen Buihliii;:;. .xTlaiita, (JhoikI.
Rate $10 (B) 1915. W. R. Adiuiis, Priiuipa 1.
The International Detective Agency, :'.<i7 ChainiK-i' of Comiuerce Bnildin'^
Atlanta, Georgia.
Lanfo.rd Burnett Detective AgeiU'V. Auslfl Building. Atlanta. Ceoi'Kia.
Augustif.
'hone
Day's National Detective BiU'eau, Montgojuery BMa;., Auûsla, (Jcorjiia.
I
Rate $10 (B) (10), 1917. Henry J. Day, Principal.

"
;1642.
Macon
E. L. Fost-î- Detective Agency, lit .hi'iufs Building, Alacon, Ceoi-gia.
Savannah
Wall DctccLixr A.uer:(\-. Lih^'Kv Bank t'i 'i'l'U.st lildx-, Savannah, (leorj^'ia.
HAWAII
Honolulu
T :nRITORlAB MKRCAXTILK SERN'IC K. Ltd.
InvestigatV'ns and ("ollections

4 Brewer Building
Honolulu, Hawaii
(See Advert iseinent on l*nu«' <!•)
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
Oil
IDAHO
Caldwell
::;:; "st.:;:;";."„;:rr"""
^^,""°'-"- «'-'' --- -™ tr;
Montpelier
""p^ Identifications. Montp

Sone
1
1^76-j'^-
nune Kb J-.,, itlf/^Tf
hate
$6. A. Lee Romero, Principal.
Nampa
THE UKSTKKX STATES IX VESTIGATING lUREAl
, V....,., i„.,„,
Sixc.al ra.os „„ ....uest.
Robert Foote, Principal.
Pocatello
llevelere International Secret Service. 401-3
Carlson Building Pocate'lo
^"^-"^Jo,
"âho. Rate .$12 (B) 1914. L. S. May.
President.
Twin Falls
'•"«: Ul STEHX STATES iX VESTI(;AT1XG

HI REAr, Twin Falls W ,ho
SlHOal..at.s on .v,„.st. Kche.t Koofo, Principal.
Weisner
^PMiaJ iMi's „-, r,.,_,n. t. Rolu-, t Fnofc, Principal.

S6 INTPJKNAT'L POLICK <*t DETECTI.VK I )l UKCTOIi V
11.LIN0IS
Chicago
ILLINOIS ASSOCIATIOM OF fvrna TJVES
36 West Randolph Street

Chicago, Illinoi.s
C. T. Haas, President VV. J. Turner, Viee-Pr( s dert
L. C. Hillock, Secretary P, S. Lynch, Treasurer
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
F. H. Smiley R. Blumenfeld R.W.Stanley .1. (). Austin
W. .1. O'Brien L. Alexander 1". H. Avery W. E. Green
E. .1. Hargrave C. M. Stra: er H. E. Reed
The I'oiiowinR- ARcncics are .Îcmhers (if this Association:
Ale\;in(l('i''s Detective Agency, 179 W. Wasliinj^lon Street, Chicaf>Q^ HI.
Austin Special Service, Marquette Cldg., Chicago, 111.
Thc_ Hall Detective Service, 506 West 69th Street, Chicago, 111.
Mniployeis IM'otective Service, 601 Marcjuette Bldg., Chicago, 111
Fingerhute Detective Agency, 1410 N. Clark Street, Chicago, 111.
Cort(Mi N'atl. Detective Agency, Crilly IJldg., Chicago, 111.
W. E. Green Detective Agency, 190 North State Street, Chicago. III. Phone
Central 5718. Rate .$10 1898. Specialty, Store Work. W. E. Creen. Princ.
Hass Detective Agency, 180 Noi'th Deaiborn St., Chicago, 111. Phone 17:18
Central. General Detective business transacted. Chas. T. Haas, Principal.
Hunter's Secret Service of Illinois, 10 South La Salle Street, Chic.igo. 111.
.Jones, Inc.. Webster Building, Chicago, Illinois.
I
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
,HI M)\V\K1) .1. HAR«R\VK SE( llET SERVICE, 203-203-500-51)7 Han-

Clark Street, Chicaso, Illinois. EdAvard J.
<i,>ll)h Buil.Hnj; 1 15 North
Principal; (ieorge E. Hargrave, General Manager. 35 jear.

H r-rave
sucrrssfui (let«(tive work. Branch Offices, 922-923-924 Vietoria Builrt-
iiiji, Si. Louis, MisM)iiri. Rate $10.00
(B).
(J^^.^. Advertisement on Page 26.)
Lyndi Secret Service, 2!) South La Salle Street, Chicago, 111.
80.5 West Madison Street, Chicago, 111.

Mutual ludustral Service,
Street, Chicago,
O'Brien Secret Service, 17 North La Salle
111.
Peei-less Secret Service, 455.5 Prairie

Avenue, Chicago, IlL
Bldg Chicago, 111. Phone Frank-

Sunlev's Natl. Secret Service, 1311 Security
1652.
lin Rate .$10 (B) 1912. Frank H. Smiley, Principal.
Stanley Detective Agency, Tacoma Bldg., Chicago, 111.
Bldg., 36 West
W iUiam I Turner Detective Agency, 8th Floor, Delaware
General Detective
Randolph Stroet Chicago. 111. Phone Majestic 7314. m-
business transacied. Plant protection. Factory investigation. Patent
fringements. Established 6 years. Dictograph service.
Wilham J. Turner,
Treasurer.
General Manager; L. C. Hillock, Secretary and
(See Advertisement on Page 6.)
Taylor Detective Service. 2742 No. Clark St.eet, Chicago,

111.
Willmarcl.s Service, Crilly Building, Chicago, 111.
co-Mpiîi:tj.: j.ist as.sociatiox membkrs

« .NTEKNATX POLICE * DETECTIVE
,.,U,:rr,„;V
KDUAKOO. BIOVKK SECRET SKRVrCF

«.. s ,, .
America,, Detec..:ve Service,

6257 E„er„a,.a Avenue.,
Chic.o, „„„„„
'"""""^''=°"' V.ce-Pre3.<le„, and

<l.-y. Sec,-eta,-y. Tre,.,„,.o,.: H, E. La,,-
C. C!.,-!, An,er.s
165 We.t Washington Street,
Chicago. I,„„„..
AW>„lls, I„c., OS S. ê,-:„,.„ street,
Cl-icao-o III
Be Secret Service.
5 North
^
,
La Salle Street. Chicago. '
lUino:.
'•-'-'•^ I'ark Nio-ht Patrol,
W48 Dakin Street, Chicag-o, 111.
<
OM IVExr.AL SK( RET SERVK E SYSTEM Eh." t El. ..
""*"• -*' .
!5oulcva,cI. Chkaso, IIIi„oKs. '
^ ' ''^'^^ Jack,..,,
(S(M- Adverti eni.iit on |>aoe

18 )
<'e,-,,n„ Detective Agency, l;,<, North Car,, st,.ee,. chicag,,. „„„„„
'''"'iTi<"-t^^'¥r£h[^-b;;i^:"y=^^%h;LJ^-c5^sr- !i!„o
^-- -'-
Ma,garc, ,., nav,,, 5006 Sheridan
Road, c:,icag„, ,„i„„i,
Dol,.,::n« * .^,ch„,. Detective Agency,
,18 N„,,„ ,., g,,,, ,„,^._^ ^,,^,,.,_^.^^ ,,^
The Detective Publishint' To •in9o q ^jr u »
"-
i
Hson 1465.
ManuJ^êrrSScT'jo^rSflîefj;S?He^!'- ^^'^^
W. C. Dannenburg-, 111 West Monroe
Street, Chicago, III.
Ka.ste.-Industrial Service, 22 Quincy
Street, Chicago 111
Fidelity Secret Service
Bureau. 25 North Dearhorn
Street, Chicago. I„i„oi.
General Service Co..
140 South Dearborn Street, Chicago,
lUinois.
»avid s. Groh. 68 West Wa.shington
Street. Chicago. IHinois.
aie MO (B) 1899. Edward J. Hargrave. Principal.

Joseph J. Han-ison, 60'! Marquette Bldg., Chicago, 111.
»
''^^'n-icnvi: ACENcn-s
IMPLOYERH IM)ISTRIAJ.
SFRV.r ^^
j"A. 1.5 No.th Clan. St;ect ^^"'^^^'^^ «"'"^-
Gemnal Misnoo... r.
^ Lt'^^rfir.'""-^"'
'"tago, Illinois, Eduat-.i t it
Street Railway, I>-Partmonts.

-Hi Adjustments.
lacking. Ho.so ^tj'r"'
" """^ E^PlO-Vment,
R.i„,:,j;
R.a.ch ()ffi.^ f. Efficient
mg, Toronto, Canada. '**' '''"* ^^« Kent

Telephone- rh Buil.i.
542. TeleplK,,;: "V ^''*-^'' "^«*^ ^«^-
^:f';^^^^y
«1 16. Telephone:
, orot,''''^^^'
, Xew Vo.k OIk's /;"';' '^"^'" ^^^^ -«^>
êu-
f'-.onto Offices, 7362.
Main 2824. ^^^''''''âl ' *
Telephom-,
Hoffman Detective
Service, 1108 Geor<.e
'j<-"ige otieet,
Stre.f r, •
i I ChicaL>o III
international Detective
Ag-ency 440 S Dp . c '
J-terstate Detective î'"

'" ^''^^'' ^'^^^^^•«'
Ao
'''''^^'^S*^"^-^'' 440 South Dearborn Street
lllmois Detective ""t-et, Chi..
Chicago, ,p
111.
Bureau i--.. u^
Monroe 10n4. f^f^.^Madison St^-ee^^^^
Rat^^lo^rB, ,, p,^^^^^
''^- ^- ^"i^^hart,
Hie lane i--ervicP ^^Q^^ ..
Principal.
' ^""'^^'^^^^'-^•^^^^--. IlHnois.
Kevst .
^-ejstone National
CetPftivo v
'""" "elective Agency, 3,, ,

no,,,,,
'"'• '^'''"=''"'"-
"-' "
^leQuec,,,., »
.„ve.,i,a.
ill
,„ Ag:enr-v
^.riijgai n? 4 i oo ttt ^ >
^^to no to $15 <B, 18?5 Ja' H ^^""^ ''^'^^^' ^=^^-^«- I-
.. r.
M^S
McQueeny, Principal
-\IcGu.re <& White Detective Agencv
'^R ^ h t.
..e« p_«„„ '"

:i-"- 0., .. s. .e....„ ::::':^::\:^--'
•^'"ional r„lo„ Detective
Ageucv lis w c ,
'B' -U.., e.pe..ses.
Roirt' Bu'.L:..';^;;;^?^ '' '""^^^ """-^
p" ^. Pec„,.
mkc, ten's rntionni

,.3 we. „.h™„ st,ee,, ™c=„, „,„„,,
Detective Aêncv 1-1 q »• „ „,
''i™..
"' ''•^- "ells Street. Chicngo, III.
Secret Scvi ,.
--0
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60 INTERNAT'L POLICK Al: DICTECTIVK i)lKK('T()UV
rAClFiC COAST DETECTIVE BlKKAl FOK ASIATK' PKOI'IiK l.\ L . S. A.

(Member ot Intornational Detective K.vchaujic and the Society of Ap-
plied Detective Science and Cidminolojiy-) Temporary office ad(h*<'ss
;?10 K. IMace 55th St., Cliicago, 111. K,\e S. I.yu, l*i incipal.
Soule Secret Service, 135 North Clark Street, ('hicago. Illino:s.
Cora M. Stayer, 4111 Grand Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois.
G. A. Seagrove Secret Service Co., 38 South Dearliorn Street, Chicago, Illinos.
Thoma.s J. Sheahan Agency, 1:^8 N. Wells Street, Chicago, Illinois.
A. C. Stewart & Co., 17.5 West Mad son Stieit, Chicago, Illinois.
Shippy, Hunt International Detective Asjcncv, I'i!) No. Clark Street, Chicago,
111. Phone Randolph 3599. (10) (9) 19.10. Nicholos Hunt, Principal.
I'hank P. Tyrrell, l.']9 N. Clark Street, Chicago, 111.
The Thiel Detective Sei-vice Co., Monadnock Bldg., Chicag«o, 111.
Mrs. F. Jas. Tefft, 5006 Sher:dan Road, Chicago, Illinois,
rtility Intelligenc3 Syndicate, Inc., 190 North Stat;' Street. Chicago, Illinois
C. T. Wallace, 140 South D8ar!>orn Street, C.iicago. Illinois.
Weil Detective Agency, 19 South La Salle Street, Chicago. Illinois.
Danville
Hall's Detective Agency, 18 VL' East MaLi Street, Danville, Illinois.
Decatur
H. E. Armstrong Agency, 1237 South Traver Street, Decatur, Illinois.
East St. Lojis

The Grig-sby Detective Agency, 120 N. Main Street. East St. Louis, Mo. Phont
Bell Ea.st 118. Rate $12 (R) (8). Lester J. Grigsby, Principal.
Freeport
Eai-l C. Lu;/, Detective Agency, 21 Sh?rnian Strte'., l'"reepoit. 111. i'lion(> Whi'c
1240. Rate -SIO (B) (9), "1919. Earl C. Lutz. Principal.
(icorgetown
General Lct'ctiv(" Service. Lock Box 475, (icorgetown, 111.
Joliet
i\lii)i)liy c': Wocd, 210 Allen Lldg., Joliet, 111.
Edward G. I'oweu^ ()2 Young Bldg., Joliet, 111,
Rockford
Howard J. Bnrgren Detective Agency, GIS Ashton I'.iiilding, Rockford, Hi
Rate $10 Hi (S) 1919. Howard S. Bargren,
I
I'linciital.
DKTECTINE AGENCIES 61
Rock Island
Walter F'lauigcin. Centra! Trust Building. Rock Island. Illinois.
.ATarcus Hrougli. lioliinson Building, Rock Island. Illinois.
Springfield
C (I C. Iison, Fergu.soii Building, Springfield, Illinois.
J. L. P'ost;'r. I'ur, i-o South Sixth Street. S::)ringfield, Illinois.
Waukegan
C(/iit n; ntal Secret Service System, Waukegan, Illinois. Walter C. Englis
Principal.
(Sec Ai'.vci tiscHicjit on Payc 18.)
INDIANA
Crawfordsville
Lyons Detective Ajicncy, 107 S. CJrecn Street, Crawford-sville, Ind.
Evansville
Davis-Houghland Detective Service Co., P'uniiture Bldg., Evansville, Ind.
X; tional Detei'tive Agency, 328 Main Street, Evansville. Indiana.
Fori Wayne
Fort Wayne Secret Service Bureau, 509 Shoaft Building, Fort Wayne. Ind.
F. H. Wilmoth. 4l:M4 Xoll Block, Fovt Wayne, Ind.
Gary
T]v' United State-: Detective Agencv, 218 Knatts Bldg., 700 Broadway, Gary,
Ind. Phone iss. Ri;te $10 B)" 12), 1!)02. J. T. Simms, Principal.
( (
Huntington
E. C. Reed, Detective Agency. Huntington, Ind.
Indianapolis
F. E. Millei', I7,ii-l Alprtl'ants Bunk ]5uilding. Indianapolis, Ind.
Nafonal Detect've Bureau Co , 1010 Odd Fellows Building, Indianapolis, Ind
O'Neil Secret Service, i^Mi West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
i''2 INTEUXAT L POLICE <s:- DETECTl V E I )1 KKC "I'oit V
Quigley Hyland Agency, Inc., 526-28 Law Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. Phon
Main 2902. (B). Civil and Criminal Investigations. J. F. Quigley, Principal.
The H. C.Webster Detective Agency, 814 Hume-Mansur Bldg., Indianapolis,
Ind. Phone Main 2615. Rate $8 (L) (10), 1884. H. C. Webstei, Principal.
Lafayette
Weinhardt Secret Service Bureau, 525'-.' Columbia Street, Lafayette, Ind.
Martinsville
J. W. Miller & Co., Inc., 65 S. Main St., Martinsville, Ind. Phone H. L5!) L.
General Detective Work, 1!)00. John W. Miller, Principal.
Muncie
II. Quire. 701 South Monroe Street, Munele, Ind.
South Bend
Kuespert & Franz Secret Service, Suite 2, Odd Fellows' Bldg., Soutli 15end, hul.
Phone Main 5140. Kate $<). (L) (8), 1918. F. C. Franz, President.
IOWA
Des Moines
Oust J. Petek Deteciive Service, .'ilT Mulherry Building, Des Moiues, Iowa.
Iowa National Detective Bureau, Kratt BuildiuK. Des Moines, Iowa.
International Star Detective .\Kenty, Mondamin Huildinj.',. Hes Moines, Io\\;i.
J. E. Jacobs & Co., 410 Craft Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa.
Davenport
Tlie Quad City Detective Bureau, G.S-(;9 First National Bank Buildins. Daven-
port, Iowa. r;/.c ''.
I'l iH) (S) ll'lid. .\ S I'-iish. Prrsdeit.
Iowa City
The American Detective Agencv, '(){) Johnson County Bank 151(lg., Iowa City, lo.
Rate !i>
1.1 I I-O) i 1 \i ) . O. F. (\irroll, Principal.
Muscatine
Interstate Bureau of Investigatio.i and Iilentiiicat ion, llOS East Seconi:
Street, Muscatine, Iowa.
I)I']TK(TI\E AGENCIES 6?.
Sioux City
Nat'onal Detective & Piotective Bureau, 239 Frances Bldg., Sioux City, lo.
Nuss Detective Agency, 306 Io\va Bldg., Sioux City, Iowa.
KANSAS
Kansas City
Hyines Inteniatioiuil Detective Agency, 624 Minn. Ave.. Kansas City, Kansas
Leavenworth
Glynn's Detective Service, 311 Chestnut Street, Leavenworth, Kansas. Phone
1362. Rate .$9 (B) (10), 1904. John T. Glynn, Principal.
Mound Valley
W. Ray Heinrich, Confidential Investigator. Lock Box 272, Mound Valley,
Kansas. Phone 1102. Rate $9 (J) (12), 1915. W. R. Heinrich, Manager.
(S<H' Advertisement on Page 22.)
Wichita
Hays National Detective Agency, 321-29 Union National Bank Building.
Wichita. Kansas. Has the largest rogues gallery in Kansas.) Jack
(
Hays, President.
Kansas National Detective Bureau. 425 I'nion National Bank Building, Wich-
ita, Kansas.
Wesley Detective Agency (colored), 312 Murdock Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

Rate $5 (hours).
<S D. J. Wesley, President; R. Austin, Manager.
KENTUCKY
Hazard
T. Lewis Detective Agency, Hazard, Ky. Rate $8 (C) (8) 1921.
Louisville
Harding Detective Agency. Courier-Journal Building. Louisville, Kentucky.
Rate $8 (S) (10) 1908. W. G. Harding, Principal.
W. A. Smith Organization Secret Service, 208 West Main Street. Louisville.
Kentucky. (B) (10) 1916. W. A. Smith, Principal.
Standard Detective Agency, 233 S. Fourth Ave., Louisville, Ky. Phone Main
1719. Licensed and Bonded. J. H. Haager, President.
64 INTKHNAT'L POLICE ic DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
IJoylau's Detective Agency &. Protection Police, 606 Gravier St., N. Orleans, La.
The Dan S. Lehon Detective Agency, Inc., COO Canal Street, New Orlean.s, La.
Phone 1116. Patrol Service (B). Dan S. Lehon, Director.
Dixie Protection Service, 400 1/2 Fulton Street, New Orleans, La.
Fleming Protective Patrol^ :i412 Chippewa Street, New Orleans, Louisiana,
.'elican Protection <fe Inv. Bureau, Godchaux Block, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Piaggio & Co., 7?,0 Gravier Street New Orleans. Louisiana.
Peadloton-Stillson Bureau of Investigation, Whitney Annex, New Orleans,

Louisiana.
Smith's Detective Agency, Board of Trade Building, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Rate $10 (B) (12) 1893. Frank W. Smith, Supt.
Shreveport
he Wni. E. Cutrer Detective Agencv, Kittrell Bldg., Shreveport, La. Phone

Cumberland ;]446. Rate .$10 (B) (10), 1919. Wm. E. Cutrer, Principal.
E. R. Chisliolm Private Detective Agency, 604 Lake Street, Shreveport, La.

Rate .$6.50 (8) 1917. . E. R. Chisholm, Principal.
Lucar's Detective Agencv, 1120 Busbv Street, Shreveport, La. Phone 1879 Old.
Rate $10 (LJO), 191f5. F. H. Lucar, Principal.
«
l)t:TECTIVE AGENCIES
MAINE
MAINE STATE DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION

The Maine State Detective Association was organized at Hallowell.
Maine, on April 8th, 1901. The following gentlemen were present:
Frederick L. Odlin Lewiston, Maine

E. E. Norton •-
Gardner, Maui
George W. Ross - Vanceboro, Ma iie
A. P. Bassett - 1 Norway, Maine

Fred A. Porter Rumford Falls, Maim
Ira M. True --- Hallowell, Mainn
Chas. A. Maxwell Portland. Main-
Chas. A. Maxwell called the meeting to order for the i)urpose of

organizing and the following officers were elected, pro tern.:
Chas. A. Maxwell Portland Cliairman

Frederick L. Odlin Lewiston Secretar\
At the clo«e of thi.s preliminary gathering, the permanent officers were
elected as follows:
Frederick L. Odlin Lewiston Chief
Chas. A. Maxwell Portland Deputy Chief
A. P. Bassett Norway .Sec'y & Treasure)
KX K< I Tl V K OMMITTEE
(
Fred A. Porter Rumford Falls, Maine

Ira M. True Hallowell, Main-
Willard F. Fritt.. Portland, Maine
Jos?ph H, Cote Biddeford, Main*-
George W. Ross , Vanceboro. Maine
At the annual meeting in 1903 the following officers were elected:
Chas. A. Maxwell Portland Chief

Fred A. Porter Rumford Falls Deputy Chief
A. P. Bassett Norway ... ..Sec'y & Treasurer
Each held office for 1 :; years with the exception of Fred A. Porter,
who died in office.
In 1916 Louis O. Chabot, Lewiston. became Chief. Chas. A: Maxwell.
Portland, Secretai-v and Treasurer.
66 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
The above are now holding the same office. We have detectives in
the following cities and towns:
No. 1. Chas. A. Maxwell Sec"y & Treasurer Portland

No. 2. A. P. Bassett.. -.... Norway
No. 3. Louis A. Chabot Chief Lnviston
No. 4. Thomas F. Allen Bayou
No. 5. M. Beaulieu -- Levistou
Nore. Wm. A. Jack Bath
No. 7. Frank M. Douglas. Bangor
No. 8. George E. Her:nan.. Westl)rook
No. rt. Charles Murray Bangoi-
No. 10. J. F. Valley .. Bangor
No. 11. Charles Wnitvva'.th Sacri
No. 12. Lindley M. Watkins Cornish

No. 13. Geo. W. ROvSS . Vaiicehoro
No. 14. Thomas F. Rankin .. Alfred
No. 15. Mrs. Han-iet B. Tingley New Portland
No. 16. Albert Follette PorUami
No. 17. Arthur J. Landry Kumford Falls
No. IS. Ceo. H. Simpson Waterville
No, 1!). John J. Cassidy Hallowell
No. •_'!). Morbert J. Pearson — .^..... Auburn
No. 21. Andrew O. Donahue Portlanci
No. 22. Joseph Lagree Lewiston

No. 23. Philip W. Wh'^-'-- Portland
No. 24. John J IvIcNrtt ;..........': Portland
No. 25. Lawrence J. Coglan Augusta
No. 26. Henry W. Rowe .\nViurn
No. 27. Stillman E. Woodman ,.. Macl-ias
No. 28. Max Cohen Banior
No. 29. M. P. Oakes ..
'-
Ban-or
No. 30. Fred .\. Tarbox Biddeford
No. 31. George F. Preble -. ... York
No. 32. Wm. H. Kalloch , Rockland
No. 33. W. H. Puffer Bar Harbor
No. 34. Ed. H. Emery Sanford
No. 35. Pêd J. Whecher Kennebunk
No. 36. Chas. H. Russell Exeter
DETECTIVK ACIENCIES 67
PHKSEXl OFFICERS
Louis O. Chaliot Chief Lewistoii
Wm. A. Jack Deputy Chief Bath
c;ias. A. Maxwell Sec'y & Treasurer Portland
EXi:{ ITIVE COMMITTEE
Thomas F. Rankin .. Alfred
Herbert J. Pearson Aul)urn
('has.Whitwaith Saco
Chas. Murray Bangor
John J. McNeil Portland
.-Vniiual moefngs are held in Septemljer of each yrar.
Portland
Thomas J. Leddy Detective Service, 62 P^ree Street, Portland, Maine. Phone

82528. Rate $10 (B) (8), 1910. Thomas J. Leddy, Principal.
MARYLAND
I?altimore
American Investigating- Ag-encv, -'iiy E(iuitable Bldg., Baltimore, Md. Phone

St. Paul 5070. Pvate $10 (B), 1900. Chas. Kohlmann, Manaer.
Baltimore Detective Agency, lo2:J Fidelity Bldg-., Baltimore, Md. Phone St.
Paul 894. (B) Isaac Spandauer, Principal.
Harry N. Kilman Jr., 35:J Title Bldg., Baltimore, Md.
National Detective Agency, Suite 55:3 Title Bldg., Baltimore, Md. Phono St.
Paul 1005. Harry N. Kilman Jr., Principal.
Cumberland
Turner's Detective Agency, ( c-o Am. Ry. Ex. i Cumberland. Maryland.

G8 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston
American National Investigating Agency, 249 W. Washington Street, Boston.

Mass.
Automobile Underwriters Detective Agency, 112 Water Street, Boston, Mass.

Boylston Detective Agency, 100 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.Phone Beach
356. Rate $10 (B) (10), 1909. F. M. Herrold, Manager,
Bonded Investigation Bureau, Inc., 27 School Street, Boston, Ma.ss.
P. J. Burke, National Detective Agency, 665 Washington Street. Phone Beacli

1461. Rate $8 (C) (10), 1915. P. .J. Burke, President.
A. H. Barrett, 3G Hancock Street, Boston. Mass.
Bur.is Dot (tive Bureau, 1 Beacon Street. Boston. Mass.
Commonwealth Secret Service, 20 Pemberton Square, Boston, Mass.

(.barter Oak Detective Service. 31 State Street. Phone Main 827. Boston.
Mass. Rate $10 (B) (8), 1912. ..(L.B.) J. A. Reid, General Manager.
Callaghan International Investigation Agency, 110 State Street, Boston, Mass.

S. N. Cohen. 17 /" hl)ott Str.et, Eo-'.o:i, Mass.
Geo. C. Drew, 67 Brighton Ave., Boston, Mass.
Davis Secret Sei-vice Buiêau, 43 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
Duren Detective Agency, 7 Water Street, Boston, Mass. Phone Fort Hill 1801.
Rate $10 (?)(?) iy09. J. H. Wilson. Manager.
Franklin Detective Agency, 262 Washington Street, Bosto», Mass.
A. L. Ferris, 6 Winthrop Block, Boston, Mass.
C!l;:M)re Detective Bureau, 28 School Street, Boston, MasK.
N. S Cohlbcrg, 2."i I'ark Vale Avenue, Boston, Mass.
Ma'i .!u:l(l Detective Bureau, 626 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Jo:,ei);i Mattoy. ] 7 Tremont Street, Boston. Mass.
Morgan Detective Aêncv, 120 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass. i'hone IJcach
1717. Rate .$10 (B) "(12), 1904. H. W. Morgan, Principal.
C. L. Cake's Eetective Agency, 4.') Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
i
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Smithsf):iian Detect ve Service, 43 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
Scott Detective Service, 202 Washington Sti-eet, Boston, Mass.
Veader Detective Agency, 294 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

Watts' Detective Agency, Inc., Scollary Bldg., Boston, Mass. Phone Foi't Hill
n54.'5. (B) Wm. B. Watts, President; G. Clifton Watts, Superintendent.
Weisman Detective Agency, 60 State Street, Boston, Mass. Phone Main 4182.
Criminal and Industrial Investigations. A. Weisman, Manager.
Wolf Secret Service Bureau, 12 Wêst Street, Boston, Mass. Rate $10 ( 1! >
(I-O) 1020. Morris Wolf, Manager.
Willinark Service System. 77 Summer Street, Boston, Mass.
James R. Wood Detective Agency, Inc., 61 Court Street, Boston, Mass. Phoiu-
Fort Hill 2022. James R. Wood, President.
Edward P. Wish Service, Inc., 181 State Street, Boston, Mass.
Feri Felix Weiss, 7 Water Street, Boston, Mass.
Beverly
Strong Seciet Service Bureau, Rogers Block, Beverly, Mass.
Brockton
James H. Grace, 665 Warren Avenue, Brockton, Mass.
Fall River
Dolan IMartin, 24 Bordan Bik., Fall River, Mass.

William S. Shaugheussy, Grant Building, Fall River, Mass.
Haverhill
Paul Copola, 103 Merrimack Street, Haverhill, Mass.
10 INTEHXAT'L I'(jL1(']% A.- Dl/rECTIVE lJlJM':("r()K V
I o well
James F. Drury, 13 Merrimack Square, Lowell, Mass.

George H. Wood, 135 Central Street, Lowell, Mass.
Lynn
Strong Secret Service, 23 Central Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Springfield
New England Detective Bureau, 31 Elm Street. Springfield, Mass.
Worc2ster
Adams Detective Agency, 507 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
United Detective Service, Park Bids., Worchester, Mass.
MKHKiAN
Ann Arbor
Katti's Private Detective Ag-encv, P. O. Box !)9 Ann Arbor, Alicii. Phone 734-M.
Halo ."plO. (B) (S). .James J. lâtti, I'riucipal.
Rattle Crjek
Inter-Sta'c Service Company. Lock 13ox 268, Battle Creek, Mich.
Wiard's National Detective Bureau, ll'l Post Bld.R-., Battle Creek, Midi. Phone
Bell 1S17. Owen Orson Wiard, General Superintendent.
Detroit
""h irles AMiott, IBO.'J Broadway, Detroit, Michigan.
Walter J. Burns, Inc., 212 Hammond Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
Torporation Service Bureau, Inc., 10.''>8 Dime Bank Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Phone
Cadillac 145. Pate $15 (B), 1915. J. G. Hodgins, General Manager.
Dunn's National Detective Agency, 2:iS W. Lafayette Street, Di'troit, Mich.

Detective Merchants Patrol, 1304 Elm Street. Detroit, Micliigan.
General Service Bureau, 317 Iârk Building, Detroit, Mich.
Ideal Secret Servcie Bureau, 42 ]\lc(iraw Street, Detroit, Mich.
.Metropolitan Detective Agci.cy, 205 Lincoln Bldg., Detroit, ]\iich.
JNIurphy Secret Service, 1104-05 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Midi. Phone .Main
611 Kate $12 (B) (8), VAWk Edward H. Murphy, Manager.
O'NVil Secret Service, 428-31 i;o;)k Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
I>L:TECTIVE AGENCIES 7i
Uir'ted Bureau of Investigation, Inc., 603 Old Whitney Bldg-., Detroit, Mich.
Watts & Whelan, i)OS Peter Smith Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Phone Main 2704.
Gim lai Detective W'oik. Frank B. Watts, President.
Flint
ri'iu : akci- S nret Service. 5ol'/2 S Saginaw Street. Flint, Mich.
Grand Rapids
Halloran'.s National Jêtective Agencv, 606-07 Grand Rapids Savings Bunk Bldu.
Phone City 1328, Main 46. (LB), 1910. A. C. Cox, Manager.
Jackson
Michigan State Detective Agency, Suite 3, Webb Block, Jackson, Mich. Phone
Citizen 62. Pvate .$8 (J), 1895. George E. Green.
Fred McCJuown, 62.") Union Street, Jackson, Mich.
Kalamazoo
George J. Stoll detective Agency. 205 Pratt Building, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Lansing
Lansing Detective Service, 112 Michigan Avenue, Lansing, Mich.
Muskegon
The Standard Detective Bureau Co.. Rosen Block, Muskegon, Mich. Rar^'
$10 iB) (8) 1903. William Goldblatt, General Manager.
Saginaw
Daniel Flanery, Detective Service, Rich Block, N. Jefferson Ave., Saginaw, Mich.
Kain & Baines, Seci-et S(Mvice, 118 S. Franklin Street, Saginaw, Mich.
Watersmeet
J. D. Cook, Detective. Watersmeet, Michigan.
Wyandotte
\V; yiic County Detective Agency, Wyandotte Michigan.
72 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTl Vl-J [)lllECTOHY
MINNESOTA
Dulvth
National Detective Agency, 302-5 l^yceui.i Bu'ldiiig, Duliith. Minn.
Phone Melrose 295. Rate $10 (B) (8), li)17. C. V. Richardson, Supt.
Business Men's Detective Bureau, Columbia Building. Duluth. Minn.
Minneapolis
h. W. Boyce, S04 New York Life Building, Minneapolis, M n i.
.^ Buck Detective Service, 632 Andrus Building. Minnpai)ol'"s, Miini.

rchie A.
Business Mans Detective Bureau, 700 Plymouth Building. M nneapolis, Minn.
Hannons Detective Agency, 530 First National Soo Line Bldg Minneapolis. ,
Hoy Detective Bureau. 414 Phoenix Building. Minneapolis, Minn.

I'elly Gleason Detective Agency. 216 McKniglit Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
King Detective and Secret Service, Inc., 220 McKiiight Building, Minneapolis,
Minn. Kate $10. B) (12) ( W. W. King. President.
Madison Detective Serv.'ce. 321 Aiidrns Building, Minneapols. Minn.
.N'orthcrn Inforniation Bureau, New York Life Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn.

X. W. Plione Nicollet :'.7i»!). L. W. Boyce, General Manager.
''ortliwpst Detective .\ge:icy. 4 25 Palace Building, Minneapolis. Minn.
Pionec r Nal'onal Detective Huicau, Security Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
Special S; rvice Bureau, !I4 7 Plymouth Building, Minneapolis, Minn.
Sweeney Detective Detect \e Bureau, Inc., 844 Security Bldg.. Minneapolis.
I "roller Detective Bureau, Anduras Bldg., Minncajjolis, Minn.
St. Paul
Baldwin-.Andi ev\ s Detect've Service, 1427 Merchants National Bank Bldg.,
St. Paul. M
Rate $10 (B) nil. U»i'l. 11. H. Baldwin, C. M.; F. M.
.Andrews. Field Manager.
Fnii)loye)-s' Detective Service, 405 Op])enheini Bldg. Phone Cedai- 2871. Rate
.$:)". Kxchange Rate (B). H. J. Carln.u', General Manager.
lillot: H. Jones Detective Agency, 1018 Pioneei- Bldg., St. Paul, Minn.
Cr.le Detective Service, 405 F.xchange iilock Bldg., St. Paul, iMinn.
.X'alional
J ( sv,;,hl Jo s Detective Ag.mcy, 421 Merchants .Vat'l Bank Bldg. St. Paul.
1
1 erst Invc stealing Bureau. 21S Globe Building. St. Paul. Minn.
Merchants ""'alional Detective Bureau, (J.'U) Bremer Ai'cade, St. Paul, Minn.
I'lione Gelai- .')0.",8. Rate $7.50 (C-JO) (12), li)()8. A. (ilen Peterson, Mgr.
Steen & Wood i'rotective Bureau, 2().S Baltimore Bldg.. St. Paul. Minn.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES 7?
MISSOURI
Joplin
•KCK NATIONAL DKTFX'TIVP: HI KKAU, 304 ^liners Bank HuildinK, Jop-

lin, Missouri. Phon*- 101. Kato .1«10 to $15 (B-10). R. M. rVtk, IViii-
cipal; N. H. IVK"k, S<'< r«'(;ir.v an<l Treasurer; K. H. Mc\orI.v, Distrii-I
Suporinton<lent.
Kansas City
Soutli Side Protertive Patrol, 1244 Topping Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri.
(Charles H. Burke, Principal.
Tl;o National Dotrictive AK'iicy, 43l'-4 New York Life Building. Kansas City.
M ssonii. W. B. McLaughlin, President.
The Hartley National Detective ARency, Inc., 1102 Central Street, Kansas City,
Mo. liicen «(l and Bonded. Kate .<j?K.<M» (<) (10) 191(>. Branch Of-
fir<s, St. .fos«'j li, Mo and Oinalia, \eb. We pu]>lisli a Montlily Bulletin
of over 10,(KM> cirrulaJion. Sul)seription'<, $2.00 p<r year. H. .A. Hart-
l«'y, President.
Frame Detective Afjency, 4.32-5:5 Sheidley Bldg., Kan.sas Citv, Mo. "
Phone I\L
6194. Rate .$10 (B) (8), 1916. R. D. Frame, Principal.
IMidwest Secret Service, Inc., Sterling- Bldg., Kansas Citv, Mo. Phone Main
6912. Rate $10 to $12 (LSO) (12), 1918. Dan B. Hen-ing, Vice-President.
St. .Joseph
Central Detective Agency, 6th and Fdmond Streets, Commercial Bldg., St.
Joseph, Mo.
The Hartley National Detective Agency, Inc., American Electric Bldg., St.
Joseph, Mo. Licensed and Bonded, $10,000. Rate $7 (C) (9), 1912. Special
and Expert Detective Service. R. A. Hartley, Chief; P. G. Mast, Secretary.
IXTl'JKNATL POLICP: & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
St. Louis
THi; l-DWAKI) J. HARGRAVK SECRET SERVICE, J)22!)2;J-!)24 \ it ««>i i.<.
liluildin^, Eighth and Locust Streets, St. Louis, Mis'onii. Edwaid .8.
Harsiave, Principal; Geoijic E. Hargiavc, General Manajix-r; Ho!)<>rf
li. \oonan, Manager St. Ijouis ()f?iccs. ;i5 years' evpeiienee in sucees.:-
ful detective uork. Rate $10.00 (IJ). (ieneial (Ulces, Kandolpii
I'uihlin^, Chicago, Illinois.
(See Advertisement on Tajic 20.)
I'KCK NATIOXAL DETECTIVE HI REAL I!oni«> Office, Suite .•>;{. Com-

.
mercial Huilding;, St. Ijouis, Missouri. Phone Olive .*J80r>. Rates $10
to $15 (H-10) (8-10). R. .M. Peck, Principal; \. H. Peck, Secretary
and Treasurer; William 1*. \olan. Superintendent.
(See Adv<'rtisement on Pajie ti )
American Foreign Detective Agency. 306-8 Frisco HIdg., St. I.oiiis. Mo. (Jeneral
Detective Business. Correspondents in all the larger cities of the I'nited
States and Foreign Countries. Representatives throughout the smaller
cities and towns in the I'nited States and Canada. The World Our Field.
IJen Applegate, Principal.
Dishei's Detective Agencv, Central National Bank Bldg., St. Louis, :\Io. rhono
Central 886. Rate $10 (L) (12), 1915. G. W. Disher, Principal.
Inter-State Syndicate, 310 Frisco Building, St. Louis. Missouri.
St. LoTiis Business M"n'.s Protective Association, Odd Fellows' Biiilding, St.
r.,<)uis. Missouri.
SpriBgfield
Al. F'. S^mpey, 826 South Campbell Street, Springfield, Missouri.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES
MONTANA
Lewistown
<;KKL!\(;S IUKKAI ok I1>E\TJI K VVTIOX and I.W KSTIGATION, 007
.Shield Str('<'t, F.rwistown, Montana. Kate $8 (B) (8). P. S. Gerlinj-s,
I'rincipal.
(See A<lvertisei'.:<iit on Pa;»e iO.)
Great Falls
W. fi. Sphm, 17(1:") Fist Avenue, Great Falls. Montana.
I Helena
Walter Detective .\gency. Helena, Montana.
NEBRASKA
Lincoln
Nebraska National Detective Bureau, 204 S. 11th Street, Lincoln, Neb.
Omaha
Allen Detective .\.t?enc.v. ?,1\ Neville Street, Omaha, Nebra^ska.
Hartley National Detective Agency, Inc., 202 Bushman Building, Omaha,

Neb. Rate $S (Cl (10) 1912. R. A. Hartley, President.
William B. Long, Private Detective Service, 2.517 Lake Street, Omaha. Neb
Pipkin's National Detective Agency, Inc., Arlington Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Phone
Douglas 1107. Rate $12.50 (B) (10), 1920. W. L. Bugbee, Chief.
I^ÊW HAMPSHIRE
Manchester
E. H. Hunter Agency, Carona Chambers, Elm Street, Manchester, New Hanin
shire. Rate $10 (B) (10).
76 IXTKItXAT L POLK^K iL- DETECTIVK DIKKCTom
NEVADA
Reno
XcviifUi Detective AKenry, 46J Nev;i(hi Streat, lleiio. Nevndii. I'hone Main
i;!08-K, Ii;itp ?10 (B) (N) 1!)17. Fninry A. IMorKan. T'liiicipal.
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City
rboipt' J)ett>fti\<' Arciicv, Sheen Bide, loSG Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City, New
Jersey. Day and Siffht Phones 113). Rate SI 2 to $2r» (B) (8). and
necessary expenses in the V. S. and Canada. I'oreiun Exchange rat<s
(IS). Civil. Criminal and Commercial Investigations. Collections and
Adjustments. Correspondents in all the principal cities. Licensed and
lionded. Established 1916. (Eighteen years' experience.) Male and
Female Operatives. Dictograph and Auto Service. .lames A. Thorpe, l*res.
Camden
OiUral n:tective Agency, 60:! S. Third Street, ("anulen. New .Jersey.
.Miller's State Detective Service, 44:'. Broadwav. Camden, New .Jersey. Plione
Camden 14;;4. Rate $10 (B) (8). Frank" H. Miller, Principal.
East Eutherford
Hudson County Detective Agency, 142 Everett Place, East Rutherford. N. .T
Hoboken
The Xelson Detective Service, 95 Washington, St., Hoboken, N. .1.
Captain .Julius Nelson, State Detective, 307 Washington, St.. Hoboken, N. J.
("oridon Detective Agency, 68 Hudson Street, Hol.oken, New ,Jersev.
Jersey City
Hudson County Detective Agency, Hudson Building, Jersey City, New Jersev
Rate $12 (P) (9) 1900. S. J. Mnllica, Chief.
(Soe Artvertis«'nH'nt on l*a<i(> IS.)
i)i/rK('Ti\'i: ac;ex(mes 77
Haugheys Nal'oiiul Secret Service, Suite 21-22 Segal Building. Atlantic City.
New Jersey. Kate $10 (B) (8) 1915. William M. Haughey, Sr., Chief.
I'nion Detect ve .\geiicy, CuuiherlaiKl Trust Building. Jersey C'.ly . X. .'.
Rate $10 (in lJ»n«(. Kdward A. Ransom, Manager.
Newark
Tolmie's State Detective Service, 828 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. Phone

Market '.915. Rate $12 (P) (8» 1917. P. C. Tolmie. Princ pal.
Passaic
Hudson County Detective Agency. G88 Main Avenue. Passaic. New Jersey.
Trenton
Wi :iuni X. Have is. .")S Helaware View Ave., Trenton. N. J.
Wlliam X. Coop.M\ .'!

6 East Stale St.. Trenton. New Jersey.
NEW YORK
Albany
Humphreys Central Detective Corporation, Albany. New York.

Re ds Detect' ve Agency. 4 67 Bioadway. Al!)any. New York.
Manzei- Detective Service Bureau. 17 Steuhen Bldg.. Alliany. N. Y.
Manzer Detective Service Bureau, 17 Steuben Bldg., Albany, X. Y.
('ent)'al Detective Coiporation, r)62 Bi-oadway, Koom 26, Albany, X. Y,
Sam E. Gibbons Detective Bureau, 4 Clinton Ave., Albany, X. Y.
United Detective Agency, 90 South Hawk Street, Albany, X. Y.
Humphreys Central Detective Corporation, Albany, X. Y.

78 INTERNAT'L POLICE K- DETFA'TIVK J)lRE('TORY
Brooklyn
Hamburger Detective Bureau, ?)71 Fulton Street, Hrooklyii, N. Y.
Kings County Detective Bureau, 50 Couit Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone

Main 615. Rate $10 (L) (8), i;)15. Louib Cohen, Principal.
Wallace T. Macrery, 44 Court St.. Riooklyn, N. Y.
Neuberger Detective Bureau, 321 Stanliope St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Kate SS

(L) (8) 1917. Joseph Neuberger, I'rincipal.
Huflalo
Buffalo Detective Agency, 11-14 Dun BUIk-, Buffalo. N. Y.
Erie County Detective Agency, 12 Mutual Life Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y.
Gorman Detective Bureau, 'M'.', Mutual Iîfe I'.hlg.. Buffalo, N. Y.
International Detective Service, 108 Law Exchange Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y.
Jordans Detective Service. :;i!> Main Sinet, Buffalo, N. Y.
Newtons Detective Agency, 300 Law E.xchango Bldg.. Buffalo, New York.
O'Grady Detective Agency, 'VZ4 Chamber of Commerce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Regan Police Detective Agency, 587 Ellicott Square, Buffalo, N. Y.
VVm. H. (!c Thos. S. Watts Buffalo Detective Agency, Dun Bldg., Buffalo, X. Y.
(B). General Investigations. Licen.êd. Wni. H. & Thos. S. Watts, Prin.
detective Bureau, 42 Builders' Exchange, Buffalo, New York.

Was'.!;n?;ton
«
Ballston Spa
The James O'Brien Detective Agency. Ballston Spa. New York.

New York City
Aetna Detective Agency, 116 Nassau Street, New York City.
Active Detective Bureau, 299 Broadway, New York City.
All)erts Detective Agency, 1393 Broadway, New York City.
Alnigren Detective Agency, 200 West 113th St.. New York City.
Geo. F. Anderson, 309 Broadway, New York City.
Atlas Detective Bureau, 1663 Avenue A, New York City.
Acme Central Detective Agency, 148 Col Ave., New York City, N. Y.
.\scher Detective Agency & N. W. Harbor Patrol, 1440 Broadway, New York
Aster Detective Service, 108 W. 45th Street, New York City, N. Y. Phone
Bryant 5240. Rate $10 (LJO) (9), 1917.
Wi.liani J. Burns International Detective Agency, Woolworth Building, New

York City.Branches in prircipal cities of the world.
Hankers and Brokers Investigating and Reporting Agency. 200 Broad Street.
New York City.
Hraun National Detective Bureau, 5 Beekman Street, New York Citv, N. Y.

Phone Cortlandt 7844. Rate $10 (10) (8), 1916. Julius B. Braun, Principal.
Bernstein Lehman Detective Service. Inc., 110 West 40th St., New York City
Bergoff Bros. H: Waddell, Inc., 70 East 45th St., New York City.
.lames Boland. 280 Broadway. New York City.
George D. Barnitz, 6 8 William Street, New York City.
Jacob E. Bah, 320 Broadway, New York City.
Baker Detective Bureau, 632 Eighth Avenue, New York City.
Bendon Detective Agency, 1974 Broadway, New York City.

Bernie Detective Agency, 5 Columbus Circle, New York City.
Bowen-Brush Co., 206 Broadway, New York City.
Bowen.s Detective Service, 116 Na.ssau Street, New Vork City.
John 11. Boyle, 216 West 18th Street, New York City.
M. Brick. 309 East Fourth Street, New York City.
liiowiie-Rykert Detective Service, Inc.. 1400 Broadway, New York (Mty.
Lryans Detective Agency, 154 Nassau Street. New Voik City.
lUickbees Detective Service. 2 Rector Street, New York City.
Butler's Detective Service, Marbridge Building. New York City.
("apitol Detective Bureau, Fitzgerald Building, New Yoik City. Rate $10
(B) (8) 1919. Louis Taubenfeld. Principal.
Cooper Detective Agency. 47 West 4l'nd Stiejt, New York Ciy . Phone Mur-
ray Hill 44:^0. .\. G. McMann, Manager.
Conmiercial Detective Bureau & Detective Service. :'>4?> East IStli Street, New
York City. Rate $25 (8) 1890. Charles Schneider. Chief.
Albert :\I. Cody, 1482 Broadway, New Vork City, N. Y.
Converbe-Driscoll. Inc. Inve.'^tigators. lo2S Broadway. New Voi-k City. iP

Licensed and lio.ided. (". L. Conveise. President; M. J. Dris.'oll, Treas-
urer.
Confidential Deteili\f Service, 171 Broadway. New York City.
Casassa & McKeiina National Detective AgeTicy, 40 Exchange Place, New

York City.
\V liani J. Casey. 47 West :i4th Street, New York City.
II. i). Cliristian .Agency, 220 Broadway, New York City.
,' i Cohen. ] S 1 !) liroadway, New York CMly.
S. I!. ConiioiK. Inc., 2.S75 Broadway, New York City.

DKTlOrTIVE AGENCIES
.lijs i:, (\)inlen;i r.ftMaklîiLarie. New Yorlt City.
T II. f"i(!ss Ii}vpst>;at'iig BTireau, 1265 Broadway, NewYofk City. '..,
.vlart'n J. CutT Detertive Ageucy. 125 East 34th Street. New York CUy.
Czechoslovak Deted've Bureau, 1S19 Broadway, New York City. Brjair

I:J.:;.S. Rnt.; ? 1 (IviIOi'D. Fred P. Deisler, President. -
Dcisler i'> Snowdcn, Inc., ion West 40th Street, New York City, N.' Y. PhbiYe
'
'oi'K'iorly's Detective lUirt-au, Varick Building, New York City. 'Rate"$ro
I 1-0) HtOl. Harry V. ,and George S. Dougherty, Principals.
i''i'lix B. De iMartini, ">

Beeknian Street, New York City.
I'anio'd Detective Agency, 15 Park Row, New York City..

I Bri'-iizas Detective .Agency. 25 Beaver Street, New York City.
i
Dunn &: Jewesson, Inc., 150 Nassau Street, New York City, N. Y. Phone
Beekman 5470. Rate $10 (B) (S), 1895. Frederick N. Dunn, Sec. & Treas.
Patrick H. Donnelly, 1 Madi.'ôn Ave., New York City, N. Y.
Drunimonds Detective Agency, 13 Park Row, New York City, N. Y.
•James E. Dillon. Inc.. 152 West 42nd Street. New York City.
\V. ('. Dodge. 205 West 2.']rd Street. New York City.
Henry L. Dcdirety & Co., 60 Wall Street, New York City.
Kagle Detective Agency, 1542 Broadway. New York City. Phone Bryant
!)745-f)17. Rate $10 (B) (S) L. B. L. B. 1900. M. Sherwood, Chief.
Edmonds National Detective Agency, 154 5 Broadway, New York City.
Ilfnry Eidwartls, 148 Columbus Avenue. New York City.
Jo n W. England. ?,'M East 14fnh Street. New York City.
.Martin I-'. Fay, :]91 East 149th Street, New York City, N. Y.
I'arley Detective Bureau, llKj Broadway, New York City, X. Y. Phone Bryant
4066. Rate $10 and $12 (B) (12), 1919. Francis 4. Farley, Principal.
William J. Flynn, Inc.. 1457 Broadway, New York City. <B) (S). Formerly
Chief i:. S. Secret Service, William J. Flynn, President.
Xorman J. Fitzsimmont* Detective Agency, 27 William Street, New York City.
Ait'iur F. Fagan Detective Bureau. 1133 Broadway. New York City.
FarrelTs Detective Agency, I'OO Broadway, Now York C ty.
r^ldelity Detective Bureau, 39 East :J7tli Street, New York City.
John J. Fogarty, 5 Beekman Street, New York City.
Fox Detective Bureau, 1493 Broadway, New York City.
H. Milton Vox Detective Bureau, S50 Beekman Street. New York City.
Fasanella's Eastern Detective Bureau ,.'584 5th Ave., New York City, N. Y.
Fenton Detective Bureau, 240 West ootli Street, New Yoik City.
Perrons Detective Agency, 1482 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
Foster's Industrial & Detective Bureau, 286 5th Ave., New York City, N. Y.
Groom Detective Agency, Park Row Building, New York City. Rate $10 (Bi
(10) 1919. Leo G. Groom, Principal.
Gins'ierg Franklin Detective Agency, 141 Attorney Street, New York City
Rate .$10 (B) (S) 1920. Ginsberg and Franklin, Priiic-pals.
Michael Gilles, 31S Broadway, New York City.
Glolie Detective .Xgency, ys.'i Broolv Avenue, New Yoi-k City.
ijowers Detective Bureau, .503 Fifth Avenue. New York City.
Greater New York Detective Agency, 5 Beekman Street, New York City.
(juardian Bureaus, Inc., 309 Broadway New York City.

I) TECTIVE AGENCIES
Co.'; ran Ice Ueteotivo Bureau, 317 Broadway, New York City.
t:arri>tt 'H Detective Bureau, 134 West 40th Street, New York City.
C. I'V Uoodapecd, 81!» Woolworth Building, New York City. Kate |S (B)
10) .!)20. Bo.ijamin Hass, Principal.
The I!. Ha.-s Detective Bureau, 10 East 43rd Street, New York City, X. Y.
Holdohoi j;, Detective Agency, 239 Broadway, New York City.
Huj,'ho.s Detective Service, 30 Broad Street, New York City, N. Y.
Holmes Xatioiiai Detective Agency, Inc., 200 Broadway, Now York City.
Rale .510 (L) 1910. Fred P. Holmes, President.
.] .1. Ilanii; n. t;()('>4 Broadway, New York City.
Ilart's D(>t('ctive Bureau, 87 Nassau Street, New York (!ity.
IhMKlUs Detective Bureau. 116 Nassau Street, New York City.
Ludwi;^ Ilernnaim Detective Agency, 1819 Broadway, New York City.
E. F. Ileznere, .t11 West 172nd Street, New York City.
Hooks Detective Agency. 285 Lenox Avenue, New York City.
Iiiterliorough Detective Agency, Inc.. 133 West 129th Street, New York City.
International Detective Agency, 112 East 23rd Street, New York City.
Ilerniaii Itzkowitz, 213 West 213th Street, New York City.
William A. Jones, Inc., 5 Beekman Street, New York City.
Knickerbocker Detective Bureau, Putnam Building, New York City. Rate

$8 (L) (12) 1910. Roberta. Griffo, Principal.
Telly Detective Agency, 461 Eighth Avenue, New York City.
Ivciiniore Detective Agency, Inc., 321 West 11th Street, New York City.
Capt. Bernard Keleher Detective Bureau, 115 Broadway, New Y'ork City, N. Y.
V
8 4 INTERNATL UOLICK dC- nETECTiyE 1)1 RECT(Jlt
Harold Levin, iV Beekman Street; New York City.'
I> iico'n Interriational Detectlvfe Bufeaii, iiC) 1 Hroadway, New Vorlc City.
i.uisi Investigation Co.. 1 6 Exclianigê Place, New York 'City.
]J1) rty Dctertivp Agency, 1570 Broadway. New Voi'k C.ty.
Lanyons Detective Agency, 2oi) Broadway, New York City, X. Y.
Lawrence Detective Agency, 1 Madison Ave., New York City, N. V.
Lehman National Detective Agency, 156 5th Ave., New York Gity, N. Y.
•May Detective Agency, 5 ColiunliUH Circle, New York ("ity; Kate $in (B)
(10) 1921. Edward J. May, Principal.
McCurdy Detective Service, Potter Building, New Vork City. Phone Cort
landt 1921. Established 1921. W. K. McCurdy, Principal.
McKay Detectivt' Service, 53 Park Row, New York City.
Mains Bron.x Detective Agency, 951 Washington Ave., New York City.
1). J. Mallen. 12 West 10 2nd Street, New York City.
Manhattan Detective Agency, 24 Stone Street, New York City.
Manufacturers Confidential Service, Inc., 74 Cortlandt Street. New York

City.
A. C. Mathewson, 53 Park Row, New York City. ^

McCarthy's Detective Bureau, 400 West 23r(l Street, New York City.
J. E. McKenna, 5 Beekman Street, New York City.
McLaughlin's Detective Agency, 2 Rector Street, New York City.
W. .J. McRoherts Detective Agency, Inc., 4 3 Whitehall Street, New York City.
Mealli's Detective Service, 97 Warren Street, New York City.
John G. .Meeiian, 156 Broadway, New Vork City.
William II. Moore, 150 Nassau Street, New York.

Captain D. F. O'Brien's International Detective Agensf^, 112 East 23rd Streft,

New York City. Phone Gramercy 0081 and 0082. Rate $8 (C) & (.1) (8).
1899. Captain Daniel F. O'Brien, Principal.
Mooney-Bokind-Sutlierland Cori)oration. 280 Broadway. New York City.
Merchants Confidential Service Bureau. 1265 Broadway. New York City.
Mjrchants Industrial Association. 212 West 30th Street, New York City.
E. F. Mallen, 302 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
McLellan's lietective Agency, 265 West 23rd Street, New York City, N, Y.
Mcllwraith Detective Agency, 2 Rector Street, New York City, N. Y'.
Metropolitan Detective Agency, 128 Mulberry Street, New York City, N. Y.
H. Meyer, 2842 Zuellette Ave., New York City, N. Y.
Nat'onal Detective Ap,ency, 40 Exchange Place. New York City.
Nafonal Investigating Service, ?,\ I'nion Square, New York City.
Nortli Western Detective Agency. 6;U West 207th Street. New York City.
O'Dea Detective Bureau, If) Park Row. New York (Mty.
Val OFarrell, 500 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
(Jld Colony Detective Bureau, 125 Sherman Avenue, New York City.
Olvanys Detective Bureau. 45 West r!4th Street, New York City.
Osbornes International Detective Agency. 139 Maiden Lane. New York City.
Ostro Bureau. It2 Lafayette Street. New York City.
Val O'Toole Detective Agency. 752 Broadway, New York City.
Bilgers Detective Agency. Morton Building. New York City. Rate $10 (L,JO)
(S) 1921. Frederick J. Pilger. Principal.
Petersons Detective Bureau, 280 Broadway, New York City.
Pinkertons National Detective Agency, 154 Nassau Street, New York City.
Pioneer Industrial Seivice. 39 East 27tli Street, New York (Mty.

John J. Quinn, 219 West Houston Street. New York City.
Doniinick G. Riley Detective Bureau, Inc., 225 Fifth Avenue, New York (";i .-.
Dominick G. Riley and G. J. Riley, Principals.
Reference Investigation Co., 96 Warren Street, New York City.
Michael J. Reidy, 17 Battery Place, New Y'ork City.
Serguis M. Riis, 13 Park Row, New York City.
D. L. Raine, 46 Cedar Street, New^ York City, N. Y.
1. A. Sherman, :'.9 East 27th Street, New York City.
ICrvin J. Smith. 7 99 Broadway, New York VAty.
Sam wick's Investigation Bureau, 15 Park Row, New York City.
Scalfa Detective Agency, 1 1 Stone Street, New York City.
Sc'.;i:uller, Inc., 14Ii Broadway, New York ('ity.
M. Schlansky. 154 2 Broadway, New York City.
Schmittherger's Detective Bureau. Inc., 1545 Broadway, New York City.
Sheldon Detective Bureau, ?,?,4 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
S(iuare Detective Ag< ncy. ::!26 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York City.
IloliiM't C S' erai'.l. J.'iO Nai sau Stresjt. New York City.
\V.ir;ni 1'. S..tT da::. 126 Li'ierty Street. X-w York City.
Sherman <^ Coirigan. Inc., 1 :! 1 1) Lexingt<m .Avenue, New York City.
Jas. Edward Smith, I'.O Churcli Street, New York City.
William .1. Sutherland. 280 Broadway, New York City.
M. Hantaniello, 5 Center Market Place, New York City, N .Y.
<'liarh's Schneider, ;!4.'5 E. 18th Street, New York City, N. Y. Phone Graniercy
400. General Investigation. Charles Schneider, Principal.
l>(;u:s Schultz, TD-'S Broadway, New York City, N. Y.

UETECTU !<: AOENCIES S7
S(mes Detective Bureau. Inc., 1-5 rroachvav, New York City. X. Y. Phone
Kector 6595. Rate $10 (LO) (8), 1<)14.* Anthony Senes, Chief.
.1. A. Silveniiim. 108 West .'Mth S*reet. New York City. X. Y.
Stnjidard Investigation Buerau, 1400 Broadway, New York City. X. Y. Plioiu'

Fitzi'oy 1267. General Investigation. F. D. Ungei', General Mana;ior.
Wni. Tivoli, 108 We.st 45th Street, New York City, X. Y.
Travers Detective Agency, 46 Cedai' Street (Room 607), Xew Yoik City, X\ Y.
Walter S. Tienken, 170 Hioadway, New York City.
Thomas J. Tuniiey International Detcct've AgeiK-y. Inc.. JS Willian Stre'^t.

New York City.
J. C. Twitty, liSO 15r()ii(iw:iy. .Xew York City.
I'liited Detective liar an. T.'iJ) IJroadway. .Xew York City.
Jolm F. X'ickery. 1 S ] !i Inroad way. New York City.
William Yon Fricken, ;i 1 I'nion Square, New York City.
KrneKt C. Wagenfulir, 2S0 Broadway. New York City.
Daniel Wolf V. S. and Foreign Detective Bureau. Inc.. Fiiuitable Trust BUIk-.
New York City. Rate .$1() (Bl (S) 192U. Daniel Wolf. President.
A. Weinberg, 6;!1 West 207th Stieet, New York City, N. Y.
Wilsen's Detective Agency. 116 Nassau Street, Xew York Citv, X. Y. Phono
Beekman 2862. Rate $10 (B) (10), 1004. George E. WiLsen, Principal.
Edward P. Wish Service, Inc., Park Row Bldg., Xew York City, N. Y.
Walden Detective Agency. Inc.. 29 Broadway, New York City.
Washington Detective Bureau, 1819 Broadway. New York City.
A. E. Westlotorn, (520 Lexington Avenue, New York City.

"i OuriK's Detective Agency, 1 East 4 2iul Street, New York City. I'lionc Mm
ray Hill 1.510. Geo. H. Young, Principal: .1. .1. Ki^lly, .ManaKni-.
Niagara Falls
Washington Detective Bureau, Gluck Bldg., Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Rochester
Lawrence O'Hrieii, 1 (i State Street, Rocliester, New York.
Jo. ill A. Doyle Detective Agency, Chanil)er of Coininerce Hldg., Rochester

N. Y.
J. C. Hayden Detective Agency, 894 Mt. Hope Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Rat>

$1.5 II-O) (81 19 1:^ C'las. .J. Hayden. Principal.
Willis A. Wright. :!:;7 Power BUlg., Rochcsts^r, N. V.
American Secret Sei-vicc i^ Patro! System. Mi Stalest., Rochester, N. Y.
Loomis Dc^tective Agency, 1 U 7 Man attan St., Rochester, N. V.
New York State Detective Bureau. 210 Livinj^ston Bldg., Rochester, N. Y,

Phone Stone 2992. Rate (.S10; (B) (8), 191.-). Emil Haiiser, Principal.
The Whalev-Doyle Detective Buicau, Inc., 112:1 Chambei- of Commerce Bldg.

Rochester, N. Y. W. H. Whalcy, Pres.; J. W. A. Doyle, Sec. & Treas.
American Secret Seivice & Patrol System, Inc., l(i State St., Rochester, N. Y.
J. C. Hyden Detective Agency, 214 Wilder Bldg., Rochester, N. Y.
I.oomis Detective Agency, 27 ]\lanhattan Street, Rochester, N. Y.
Willis A. Wright, .•',.'^7 Powers Bldg., Rochester, N. Y.
Schenectady
Jackson Detective Agency, 311 State Street, Schenectady, New York, Kate
i:;iO iin ll' 18»5. L. B.
( W. H. Jackson. Principal.
)
DETECTIVE AGENCIES 8i)
Syracuse
THK HVKM rSK DETECTIVE AGENCY, INC., 410-411 SyratiLsc Savinji-

Hank IJuiWHiij', SyraciLse, New
York. Fifty-five years* <>.vperi<Mice.
Teloi)li<)m% Jamc^s 3451. Xi^ht Telephones, Wan-en 1000 ami Jamt"^
2480. Kat«' ,$1000 (B) (10). WUUam O'Brien, Principal; William
F. Husi«Ml, TiiMûri'f and General Manager.
Orth Detertive Ageiicj. :J09 Eckel Theater Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y.
Troy
Adirondack Detective Bureau, Procters Bldg., Troy, New Vork.
Fred Tnmor, 271 Kiver Street, Troy, N. Y.
Utica
I'.ariy's Detective Agency, 52 U.C.N.B. Bldg., Utica, N. Y.
Wrifthts Detective Bureau, 55 Gardner Bldg., Utica, N. Y.
Shays Detective Bureau, 25 ]\Iartin Bldg., Utica, N. Y.
Ct-ntral l~>etective Corporation, 72:'. South Street, Utica, N. Y.
National Detective Agency, 102:! BrinckerofF Bldg., Utica, N. Y.
Yonkers
CJoss Detective Huieau, 40.") Trocters Bldg., Yonkers, New York.

!»0 LXTKUXAT L IpLICE A; DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
NORTH CAROLINA
Airy
I';<1\vard R. Belton, ]Mt. Airy, N'orth Cavolina. General Detective Work.
Albermarle
'Ih New Age Detective Agency, 1'. O. Box :'.<». Allieniarle. North Carolina.
(). I). Blake, Principal.
Ashville
Xoi-th Carolina Detective and Collecting- Co., l(;-24 Kcvel] VAd^., A.'^heville, N. C.
Charlotte
Dodeker's National Detective Agency, Inc , 416-418 Realty Buildng. Char-

lotte, North Carolina.
Ralciffh
.Southern Detective Agency, iûmsdeii Building, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Rale $10 to $15 (B) (10) 190). Robert L. launsden. Chief.
Winston-Salem
Tlie Thonii)S()n Detective Agency. In*-.. Cor. .^)th and Trade Streets, Wiiiston-
Saleni, North Carolina.
OHIO
Akron
Central Union Detective Agency, Walsh Bldg., Akron, Ohio.
.J. H. Quinn, P. O. Box fi87, Akron. Ohio.
A. F'. Owen, Clark Building. .A.kron. Ohio.
^
Cincinnati
Associated Detective Service. 112 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
A. I). T. Protective Service. 18 West Seventh Street, ('incinnati. Ohio
Acme Secret Service Ass'n, N.W. Corner 6th and Vine Sts., Cincinnati. Ohio.
Cal Crim Detective Bureau Co., Traction Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Wni. H. Jackson Detective P>ureau, Suite 3o, Carew Bldg:.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Phone Main 1428 (P>). Win. H. Jackson, Prin. (Formerly Chief of Police).
John Kut'/. Deteit've .Xk'U'.v. -620 Hackl>erry Street, (-incinnati. Ohio.
MtTc^.ants Pol'ci- ("o , 17 iCast Third Street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Harry O. Milhr I )ct ccti v.- Jiureau. 104 Hell Hlock. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Cleveland
The Cleveland Detective .Xssociation. 6:i:!7 Hinde Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
II. Clay Folger Detective Hureau, Schofield Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
II. J. Coach «S^- Co.. Leader News Building. Cleveland. Ohio.
Citizens Detective Agency, 2o7 Colonial Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.
Corporation Sei-vice Bureau, Inc., New Guaidian Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Creditors Detective Bureau, 807 Cayahoga Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland Guardant Time Lock Co., 504 Cayahoga Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cranston Detective Agency, 289 Colonial Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Employers Service Company, 220-21 Erie Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. Phone
Prospect 1604. 1910. R. P. Scott, President.
IL A. Gaede, Inc., Superior Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Goldsmith Secret Sei-A'ice, 914 Schofield Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Rex. L. Hilderbrand, 'US Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.

92 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOllY
The Mintz Detective Agency. Cuyahoga Building, ail Ruperior Strof^t. Cleve-
land, Ohio. Jacob Mintz, Manager.
Metropolitan Detective Agency, 5 23 Standard Part Building, Cleveland, Ohio.

Rate $8 (C) (8) 1912. M. P. Eekelman, President.
Kerv-Baiiey Co., 958 Leader-News Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio,
lludolph A. Goede, 317 Superior Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Manufacturers Service Co., 516 Schofield Bldji., Cleveland, Ohio.
The M. M. Detective Agency, 3.325 E. 49th Street, S. E.. Cleveland, Ohio. Phone
0. S. Union 1070-W. Josepli A. Mirous, Manager.
Municipal Detective Agency, 417 Schofield Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Standai'd Protection Co., 816 Columbia Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Charles Woodward Co., 1900 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Columbus
WILLIAM J. KI\(; IXTEHXATIONAL DETECTIVE A(;E\CV, Huit^- 212,

Comstock Builfliiig. Columlni,';, Ohio. P. O. Ilox 127!. T«leplione :$277,
Rat<> (?) (B) (8) 1018. William J. KiiiR, Pte-idont.
(Sco Adverti.senieiit on Page 28.)
('has. E. McCannon Secret Service Bureau, 407 Commerce Building. Colum-

lius, Ohio. Rate $8 up (B) (8( 1913. Chas. E. McGannon. Principal.
.John .1. Mahoney Detective Agency, 304 Schultz Building, Columbus, Ohio.
Licensed and bonded. Established 1S74. John J. Mahoney, President.
The .Vat'oiial Detective Bureau Co.. Inc.. 503-4 Schultz B\iildiiig. Columbus.
Oliio. Rate $10 (Bl (8) lft20. T. C. Jacolis, I'resident.
The .\ational Detective Bureau Co., 503 Schultz Bldg., Columbus, Ohio. Phone
North 1075. A. M. Smith, Manager.
Custer
L. M. Nesmith, Custar, Ohio.
Dayton
Ceo. R. Boval Detective Agency, 407 Callahan Building, Dayton. Ohio.
r.I.Le.i.i Socret Service, :;24 Dayton Savings & Trust Building. Dayton, Ohi-.'.
Late $8 (B) (8). A. R. McLean, Principal.
Risicr Secret Service, (ill Mutual Home Building. Dayton, Ohio.
Toledo
Ciuzcn cV: Lyle National Detective Co.. Inc., 202 Spitzer Bld^. Thone M. 4960.
IJate SIO (1!) (S) (L), ISiK). Toledo. Ohio. .Robert S. Ciuzen, :\IgT.
Continental Seciet Service Bureau, 401 Bank of Commerce Bldg., Toledo, Ohio,
rhone Adams 4060. Kate $8 (LJO) (8), 1918. H. E. Harris, President.
C'JOi'er"s National Detective Agency, 703-1 Spitzer Building, Toledo, Ohi<'

Rate .nu (B) (10) 1918. C>3Cil L. Cooper, Principal.
Morphis Secret Sei-xice Bureau, 221 Nasbv Bldg., Toledo, Ohio. Phone Main
6619. Rate $12 (B) (8), 1917. Louis Morphis, Principal.
The Secor & Mauley Co., 406 Second National Bank Building. Toledo, Ohio.
Youngstown
Kane Merchants Police and Investigating Agency. 320 Dollar Bank Buildinti.
Youngstown. Ohio. John J. Kane, Principal.
McDowell Detective Agency, 208 K. of C. Bldg., Youngstown, Ohio.

Steel City Detective & Investigation Co, Box .518, Youngstown. Ohio.
'J4 1NTP:HXAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIKECTOKY
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma Cilv
Bays Detective Agency, 301 Barnes Building, Oklahoma City, Okla.

Rate .?10 (B) (8) 1913. E. A. Maloney, Proprietor.
Dyer Detective Agency, 207 Baltimore Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. I'hone
Walnut 1740. John Bocock, Manager.
Chailes McCloud. 1304 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. Phone Wal-
nut 407. Eate $15 (B) (10), 1008. Charles McCloud, Manager.
Western Detective Agency. 416-17-18 Herskowitz Building. Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma. Rate $10 (B) (12) 190G. Jno. F. Bufford, Manager.
Taylor's Detective Bureau. Inc.. GO:! Ti-adesnien's National Bank Build'nJi-.

Cklahonui City. Okla Rate s ] f| (Bl. II. C. Taylor. President a-i !
Manager.
-M lift k Ogee
Anti-Automobile Thief A.-êociation of America. Xewkirlc. Olda. Piotcction to

Automobiles apainst theft. Paul M. ]\Iead, Manager.
Tulsa
The Foster N. Burns Detective Agency, Inc., 226 Iowa Bldg., Tulsa, Okla. Phone
Osage 5S74. Rate $10 (B) (lOK Foster N. Burns, Manager.
(See .\dv«'ftisein«'nt on Pjige 12.)
11:K .J.NO. .\. (;i S'l.XFSO.N I)P:TECTIVI: .\(;I;N< v. IJlis^ IJuilding, Tulsa,
Oklahoma. Phone Osage 2227- Rate $10 (H) 1017. Jno. .\. (Justaf-
son. Principal.
h ulk National Detective Bureau, 408 Daniel Building. Tulsa. Oklahoma

liate $10 ( P< ) 1!»1!). A. J. Johnson. Superintendent.
Dl.'JKC ri\K AGENCIES
OREGON
Portland
Slate Auto Theft & Investigation Bureau, 914 C. of C Portland, Ore.
Stanley Detective Agency, Railway Exc'iange Building. Portland. Oregon.
Rate $10 (B) (S) 1911'. R. W. Stanley, Brincipal.

Merchants Patrol. ;^07 Eleventh Street. Portland. Oregon.
-N . II. Mlley, Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon.
Jas. M. Riley, Northwest Bank Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
PENNSYLVANIA
Altoona
standard Detective Agencv, Central Trust Bldg., Altoona, Pa. Piione Bell 1717.
Rate $1j: (10) 1013'. H. H. Fleck, General Manager.
Bethlehem
L. II. Schweitzer, 487 Linden Street, Bethlehem. Pa.
Chester
Heyhurn Detective Agency, 501 Crozior Building, Chester, Pa.
Erie
R. H. Atkinson, 18o5 State Street, Erie, Pa.
Harrisbing
Keystone Detective Agency, 201 Arcade Building. Harrisliurg, Pa.
White Detective Agency. 8 N. Market Square, Harri.^burg, Pa. Phone Bel'

4.''.f)9. Experienced Operators Furnished. H. C. White, Superintendent.
Kittaning
Arthur Titus, Box 444, Kittaning. Pa.
96 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOUV
Lancaster
Broome's Detective Agencj', 22 South Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa. Rate -V

(L> 1894. Licensed and bonded. Charles E. Broonie. PrincpaL
Philadelphia
Jas. Ackers, 1414 Lombard Street, Philadelpaia, Pa.
Warren A. Addis. :{4 South 16th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bauer's Detective Agency. 908 Walnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Bryant Detective Service, 21 North Juniper Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Albert G. Briggs, ;>2 North 13th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Central Detective Agency. 15 North 10th Street, Philadelpliia. Pa.
Commercial Detective Service, GOG-11 Liberty Building, Philadelphia, Pa

Rate $10 (Bl (Id) 1910. Harry J. Ne!)inger. Principal and Manager.
Crawford-Hopkins National Di'lective Agency, 1003 Reyl)urn-Baily Building.

Philadelphia. Pa. Rate .*!-' (L) (24 1889. C. G. Crawford, General
1
Manager.
Creveling Detective Agency, 2700 Gtn. Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
A. P. Cirllen Detective Agency, 3 8 North .'.Ist Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Robert D. Cameron. 122 South 13th Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Thomas Donato, 1410 Tasker Street. Philadelph'a, Pa.
J>c Orio Prof ers. 413 Nortli (;3rd Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Di Marzo Salvatore. 1230 South 11th Street, Philadelpliia, Pa.
Earj'e Detective Agency, 310-16 Drexel Building. Philadelphia, Pa.

Rate $10 (L) t8) 1917. Julius Blumenthal. Manager.
Elliott Dciective Agency. 2402 Columbia Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Farson, Bulletin Block. Philadelphia, Pa.
Benjainhi Franklii Detective Agency, Liberty Block. Philadelphia, Pa.
Gavins Detective Agency. 1237 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Clol'e retective Service, 1470 West Columbia St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mattl.ew Crillin Co.. 1530 O.estnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Walter F. Geb Secret Service Bureau, 1211 West Hilton St., Philadelphi;*.
Pa. r.at; $8 (C) (12) 1918. Walter F. Geib, Principal.
Glas.s Detective Service, nOii Lincoln Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Julius Goldschild, 842 North 5th St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ric'iard Grcar, 2530 North 22nd St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
John Grispon. 4 241 Ridge St., Philadelphia, Pa.
ThoH. G. Hanson Secret Service Bureau, 901 Bulletin Bldg., Philadelphia. Pa

Rate 18 (C) 1910. Thos. G. Hansen, Principal.
Frank Henry, llli East Mermaid St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas Hutchinson. 857 North 27th St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
ludustr.al Survey & Protective Service, 3619 N. Gratz St., Philadelphia. Pa.
Irvine's Secret Service, Penfield Block, Philadelphia, Pa.
Industrial Protective Association, Real Estate, T. Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Jones' National Detective Agency, 1211 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Kane's Secret Service Bureau. Stock Exchange Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
F. I. Keizer. 18th & Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Keystone Detective Service, 113 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Kravers Bureau of Secret Service, 618 Real Estate Trust Bldg., Philadelphia.
Pa. Rate .$10 (B) (10) 1909. Jay A. Kraver Principal.
t)S INTKKXATL POLICE <»c nKTECTIVK DIltKCroiiV
Legal Investigating Bureau, Heerl Building, Philadelphia. Pa.
I.onp:'.'^ Detective Agency, Real Estate Trust Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
.\ndre\v A. McHugh. Penfield Bldg.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(jcoige T. McNulty. Bulletin Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
C. V. Mallet. 900 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
George Manuel, 1214 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
II. Q. Morse Detective Service, 645 Smithfield St., Philadelphia, Pa. Rate
$12 (B) 1915. H. Q. Morse. Principal.
Ihirry W. Nagle, 538 West 10th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Harry J. Nil)inger, Liberty Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
I'enn. Nat'l Hotcctive Agency. Bulletin Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Will'ani C. Pennock, Lincoln Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
11. F. Patterson, Jr.. Bulletin Bldg., Philadelphia. Pa.
P. W. Phillips, ftOO Walnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
George L. Pox'ter Detective Agency, 1430 South Pennsylvania Sq., Phila., Pa.
Reliable Detective Agency, 842 No. 5th St., Philadelphia. Pa.
Rigors Secret Service, Penfield Block, Philadelphia, Pa.
Samuel Ross, Lincoln Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Smith's Detective Bureau, Robert Norris Bldg.. Philadeli)hia, Pa.
Stalil's Secret Service, Penfield Bldg.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Standard Detertive Bureau, Kii:] Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Stillings Detective Service, 5933 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Shirley Scott, 1514 French St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Geo. Scurria, 918 South 11th St., Philadelphia, Pa.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES
Standard Secret Service, 16V'> Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Phone Spruce
4W)!». Established 188S. A. L. Millard, Chief.
Sailf"^ I
>('!((( ;-sc r.n lean, 7()(i Empire Bldg., Philadelphia. Pa.
'I'alc's Detective Ditreaii. L'.Dlh N'. l-'Jth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Triplelt. Detective Agency. 120 Soutli Fourtli Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
1 avior iNational Detective Apjencv, Baxter Bldg.. S. Penn. Square, I'hiladel-

phia. Pa. Bel! Phone Spruce 4259. Rate $10 (B) (8) (LB), 1912. .lohii
B. 'J'ayior, President (P'ormer Superintendent of Police).
United Detective Service, Inc., Lincoln Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
Watson National Detective Agency, 10 South 52nd Street, Philadelphia. Pa.

Rate $9 (B) 1S04. .John J. Watson, Principal.
•Jo 11 II. Wilson. 10 South Fourth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Clias. Wasner. 1318 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Pa.
?vl. Winokiir, li'O Moore Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
I'obort Winters. :'.r, ifl North Gratz Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Pittsburgh
Perkins Detetcive Service, 331 4th .\ve., Pittsburg, Pa. Phone C<jurt 200.
General Detective Work. Harry H. Perkins, General Manager.
McGovern Detective Service. Schmidt Building. 339 Fifth Avenue, Pitts-

liurgh. Pa. Charles C. McGovern, Superintendent.
'I'lie Leo A. lliordan Detective Agency, 410 Berger Bldg., Pittsburgh. Pa. Phone
Court llKi. Pate i?10 (B) (10), 1917. Leo A. Riordan, Principal.
Scranton
Pvafter Detective Agency, 623 Connell Bldg., Scranton, Pa. Phone 1060. Kate
$10. M. C. Rafter, Principal.
100 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE IJIKECTOKY
Reading
The H. M. Nagle Detective Agency, 609 Wasj.ington St.. Rfading, Pa. Ratr;
$8. H. M. Nagle. Princpal.
West Homestead
AN'at .1. Dean (Bonded and Licensed Detect^'e), 808 Sarah St., West Home-
stead, Pa.
RHODE LSLAND
Providence
Downey Detective Bureau, 212 Union Street, Providence, T'. L

National Detective Agency, 49 Westniinstei- Street, Providence, \l. I.
United Detective Service, Turks Head Bldg., Providence, R. I.
TEXAS
Burkburnett
Fry Detective Agency, Lock Box 3:^9. Burkburnett, Texas.
Dallas
Connor Detective Service, 204 Sam Houston Life Bldg., Dallas. Texas. Rate
$8 to $10 (B) (10) 1921. T. J. Connor, Chief.
Tnrley & Moffitt, Detectives, 208 Andrews Bldg., Dallas, Texas.

Smith Detective Agency, Busch Bldg., Dallas, Texas.
Denison
American Secret Service Bureau, 630 East Woodard St., Dcn'son. Texas.
Special rates upon request. J. F. Hawkins, Principal.
El Paso
The Ben Williams Detective Agency, El Paso, Texas.
OKTECTIX K AGENCIES 101
Fort Worth
Shelton Detective Agency, 416 Dan Waggoner Bldg., Fort Worth. Texas.
Rate .$10 (B) 1921. Ira Shelton. Principal.
l<'ort Worth Detective Agency, 211 Texas State Bank Bldg., Fort Worth, 'lexa.?.
Southwestern Detective Agency, 213 Moore Bldg.. Fort Worth. Te.xas.
Houston
Furlongs Secret Service Co. 406 Kiam Bldg., Houston, Texas.
McCane's National Detective Agency, 101?. Texas Avenue, Houston, Texas.

IJate $10. (B). General Detective Business. James McCane, Principal.
F. O. Simon. Secret Service, Box 14P.1. Houston, Texas. General Detective
Business in All its Blanches. F. O. Simon, Principal.
San Antonio
The America Detectives A.'^s'n, 503 Conroy Bldg.. San Antonio, Texas. Phone
Tr. 4(J67. High Class Investigafons. S. Lucero. Secretary.
(See .\(Iv«'i'ti.seiuent on Paite 13.)
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga
Hodeker's National Detective Agency, Inc., 331 Volunteer State Life Hidji
Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone Main 3877.
Phipp's Detective Agency, l-",!-. E. 8th Street. Chattanooga, lenn.
Knoxvillc
National Detective Agency, Holston Bank Bldg., Knoxville, Tenn.
Memphis
O'Havers Detective Agency, N. jMemphis Savings Bank Bldg., ^lemphi.'^, 'lenn.
Reliable Detective Agency, North jNIemphis Savings Bank Bldg., ^Memphis, Tenn.
102 INTKHNATL POLIC"E &: Mr/rKC'lIVK I )1 KKC'I'OK V
VIRGINIA
Newport News
N'^rfulk & Rush'ell Detec't've Agency, C'o:nniunity Center Bldg.. Newport

News, Vii-ginia.
Norton
EturKill Detective Agency, Kilgore-Aston Bldg.. Norton. \irgin';i. Prices

Reasonalile. John B. Sturgill,Gonoral Manager.
Norfolk
Phitopoulos National Detect've Afoncv, 21!) Granby Stieet, Noi'folk, Va. riiono
26857. Rate $10 (B) (8), 1005. L. C. Hani.s, Mana.tjer.
Dun()ar Detective Agency (Colored). 924 Church St.. Norfolk. Virginia.
Portsmouth
Amei-ican Bureau of Investigation, 106 E. Tazewell Street, Portsniouth, Va.
Norfolk Detective A.cency, 201 E. City Hal! Ave, Port.'^nioulh, Va.
Rchmond
rnrp'e"n Detract iê .'^(êncy, 224 East Broad St., Riclunond. ^'ilginia.
\"y in'a Dctcc'ive Bureau, 12 N. 5)th Street, Richinond, \'a.
Roanoke
Paidw'n-Fets Detectives, Inc., Roanoke, \'a. W. G. Baldwin, Mgi

WASHINGTON
Seattle
HAV K. SMU) JWKSTHiATIOX BUREAU. LicenstMl and IioiuUmI. NVw

\<)i'k Ulock, Seattle, Washington. Rates reasonable. Twenty years'
sTvice; 10 in Seattle. Repoi'ts swoin to by attidavit. Mail to P. <).
??o\ «J>;?. Teh'-iiains to !02(> First Avenue. Ray K. N'ard, Principal.
M.7rc ants" i'atrol ('(>., G17i/^ Piko Street, Seattle, Washington.
Merchants' Puget Suiuul Police Patrol, H''ckney Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Pacific Coast Detective Agency, 320 Seaboard Bldg-., Seattle Wash. Phone
Elliott 1653. (B). 1913. A. .J. Batt, Principal.
Revelare International Secret Service, 415-421 Lyon Bldg-., Seattle Wash,

Rato H;12 (B) (8) 191:]. L. S. Mny, President
The Standard Detective Corporation, 408-9 Mutual Life Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Phone Elliott 3637. Rate $10 (L) (8). C. P. Bailey, Principal.
The F. H. Suiry Agency, 3070 Arcade Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Spokane
Expert Secret Service, 311-12 The Rookery Building, Spokane, Wash. Rate
$lf) (B) (10) 1920. L. B. Thos. E. Heddle, Manager.
Spokane Detective Agency & Merchants' Police, Inc., Old National Bank
Bldg., Spokane, Washington.
The Swain Interntaional Detective Agency, Empire State Bldg., Spokane, Wash.
Tacoma
International Detective Agency, Perkins Bldg., Tacoma, Washington.
National International Detective Agency, Realty Bldg., Tacoma, Wash.
Northwest Detective Agency, 605 Beinice Building, Tacoma, Wash. Phone

Main 3427. Rate $10 (B). W. W. Wingard, Manager.
Walla Walla
Michael Davis, 66 Quinn Bldg., Walla Walla, Wash.
104 INT KN.'TL POLie- JETECTI , .. DIRECTORY
V:5 mGINiv\
C adeston
("lend nen Detective Service. 801 Kan;nvlia St , Charleston, W. Va.
li. C. Smith Detective Bureau, 211/2 Capitol St., Charleston, W. Va.

H. H. Haines, 51012 Virginia Street, Charleston, West Virginia. Telephone
Capitol 5210. Rate $12 (li). Confidential Investigations for Attorneys,
Banks, Corporations and Individuals Finger Prints Taken. H. H. Haines,
H . H. Haines, 510% Virginia St., Charleston, West Virginia, has spent

considerable time In Honduras, South America, and has established a
Branch Office there. He is prepared to undertake any Criminal or
Commercial Invesfgations in that country.
Clarksburg-
Bond Detective Agency, Siers Building, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Huntington
The Sam Davis Detective Agency, Cornwall Bldg., Huntington, W. Va.
WISCONSIN n,
Milwaukee
Gordon Detective Bureau, Suite 400, Majestic Building, 221 Grand Avenue,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Telephone Grand 921. Rate $10 (B) (10), 1906
(LB). Expert Dictograph Service. Special and Expert Secret Service.
l.K'KVKl'l) .\.\1) l-O.NDFD FiV Ti;?-] STATE OF WISCONSIN'
Representatives in All Parts of the VA'orld. F. P. Gordon, Principal; E. R.
Lavalle, Secretary.
John E. Ferris Intelligence Service, ;101 1st Wis. Nat'l Bank Bldg., Milwaukee,
Wis. Phone Bdy. 1800. Pvate $10 (B) (8), 1916. J. E. Ferris, Principal.
Sullivan's Detective Agency. olT) Fu'.st Wisconsin Nat'l Bank Bldg.. Mil-
waukee, Wis. Rate $10 (B) 19l'1. John T. Sullvan, Sec'y-Tr ;•-
Eau Claire
•'I'hn Sather Collection and Detective Agencv, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Phone
\l 1715. Pate $8. Outside $10. John Sather, Pi-incipal.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES lOf.
WYOMING
Buffalo
Bruce Hodge, Detective and Secret Service Agent, Buffalo, Wyo. Phone 190- W.
Rate $10 (B) (12), 1919. Bruce H^dge ,Principal.
Cheyrn
Cheyenne Detective Buieau. 215 E. 20"^ Street, Chevenne, Wyoming. Phone

1751. Rate $10 (L) (10), 1919. Thurman Wilsey, Manager.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Philippine National Detective Agency, 728 Calle Zacateros, Santa Cruz, Manila.
Philippine Islands. General Detective Investigations. Rate $10 (B). Cor-
rosi)ondenct' Great Britain, Australia, and U. S. J. P. Watson, Principal
NOTE' — Mr. Watson of the P'li'^ppine National Det©ctive Agency is
representing The General Efficiency Company in compiling data for the

1922 International Police and D'^tective Directory; also all orders for
the Directory should be made to Mr. Watson, who will have a supply
on hand and will promptly fill orders in the Orient.
The Detective. Official Organ: International Association Chiefs of Police,
Interstate Association of Sheriffs, International Association for Identifica-

tion, National Bureau of Criminal Identification, Railway Special Agents
«f the United States and Canada. See Advertisement on Page 2.
(8c*< Advprtls<'ment on Page 5.)

CANADA
ALBERTA
Edmonton
Dominion Detective Agency, 6 Bradburn-Thonison Block, Edmonton, Aib3rta,
Canada. Phone 2542. Licensed and Registered. C. H. Caldwell, Gen'l Mgr.
Internaiional Detective i^gency, 441 Teller Bldg Edmonton, Al!)erta, Can-
,
ada. Rate $10 (B) (10) 1918. J. E Al;r.oncl, Manager.
Noi'th West Detective Agency, 610 Teglcr r.kl";., Ednionton, AlbcTta, C.mada.
Phone '47.39. Exchange Rate (C). Enr)-crly N.W.jM.P. R. I). IIowcll. :.Ip;r.
Ca'gary
International Detective Agency, G12 Maclean Bldg., Calgar\-, .AJhci-la, ("insula.
Phone M. !>()44. General Detective Investigation. Raymond Thiemi, Mgr.
IMcDonald Detective Agency, Ltd., 702 Herald Bid;;-., Calgaiy, Albcita, Canada.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Vapcouvsr
.lohnt.on's Secret Service Intelligerce Burrau, Dominion Bank BUbr., Vancouver,
British Cctliinibia, Canada, Phone Sevnor 2.'>97. Night Phone Sevnior
923() "Y." Rate $10 (B) (8). Establishei S'l Years. Expert in Con.'i.Ien-
tial investigations. Strict'-st Secrecy. Irforir.ation most successfuUv ob-
tained. Long experience has taught the best, safest and least expensive
method of investigation. Arrears of Rent Collected. Reliable P^videncc
obtained for all legal purpo.ses. Specializing in Divorce, Locating Missing
People, etc. .Joshua .Johnston, 3Ianager.
MANITOBA
Chatterson Patrol System, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Wininipeg
Dominoin Secret- Service ('omiianV; (W.i Builders Exchange Kldg;, Wriinijieg,
Manitoba. Canada. Rate $10 (B) (10) 1913... .J. C. Poggi, I'rincipal.
McDonald Detective Agency, 302 Birks Bldg., Winnipeg, Manitol)a, Canada.
'
NOVA SCOTIA
Halifax
Canadian Maritime Investigation Agency, 91-93 Hollis Street, Halifax, Nova

Scotia, Canada. Colonel J. H. I. Brown, Managing: Director.
Joggins
A. J. Ouellett, Private Secret Service Agent, Authorized by Law. Lock Box

256. Joggins, Nova Scotia, Canada. Civil, Criminal, Industrial, Cor-
])oration and Private Work. Direct Connectloua with Reliable Agencies
in r. S. ;md Cniiada. Finger Prints. Efficient Secret Service.
,. ONTARIO, ,..::,..,::; ^.,r,<::i^:^.^::: .^r.^r
Toronto' "'. "

"i-''^ i^^';^^;
""'
Kniploycrs Detective Agcncv, Ltd.. Sun Life Bldg., Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Phone Main :17!)4. Pate .$8 (L) (10), 1918. W. N. Simpson, President.
Rate $10 (B) A. G. Boake, President. F. D. Burgar, Vice-Presidant.
QUEBEC
Montreal
Toronto Detective Agency, 70 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada!
Betts' Detective Bureau, Reg'd, 212 Park Ave., Montreal, Quebec, Canada:' =
The .T. P.i-odcrick Sej-vice, 170 St. Janres Street, Montreal, Quebec,- Canada;
Canadian Detective Bureau, 263 St. James Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Elmor R. Carrigton, 145 St. James St., Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Dominion Detective Agency, Ltd., 224 St. James St., Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Employers Detective Agencv, Ottawa Bldg., JVIontreal, Quebec, Caiikda. Plfi'oiie
Main 68. Rate $8. (L) (10), 1013. C. M. Simp.son, Asst. General Manager.
Frank G. Robinson, Room 110, 14.'i St. James Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
ENGLAND
Fallowfield
Arthur .•''oulds, 7 King's Parade, Fallowfield, England.
London
Arrows Detective Agency, Rolls Chambers, 89 Chancery Lane, London, W. C. 2.

(Director, Charles Arrow, Late Chief Inspeclpor C.I.D., New Scotland Yd.)
Athertons, 147 Strand, London, W. C. 2, England.
Charles Brown, 13 Oxford Street, London, England.
Uurns International Detective Agency, 5 Regent Street. London, England.
John Conquest, 36 Great James Sti-eet, Bedford Row, London, England, W. C. 1.

(Pensioned Chief Detective Inspector, Scotland Yard.)
William Chamberlain, 48 Strand, London, England.
Justin Chevasse, 24 Berlford Street, London, England.
John Clements, 65 A HoII)orn Viaduct, E. C. I., London, E.iglancl.
Henry John Derby, 415 Oxford Street, London, England.
Dews Detective Agency, 50 Buckingham Palace, London, England.
William and Oscar Darling, 5 Henrietta Street, London, England.
Leonard Jolly Death, 12 Burnford Avenue, Fulham, S. W., London, England.
Emile Delvaux, 5 Green Street, Leicester Square, London, England.
Frederick Downess, 16 Basinghall Street, E. C, London. England.
Edward Drew. 64 Victoria Street, London, England.
Miss Kate Ea.'îton. 10 Warwick Street, W. C.. London, England.
John Geddfts, '.\

Lower Street, W., London, England. I
T
Oliver Herbert. 4 8 Dover Street, London, England.

L .ixjC'i GBNCiL.S l^y
George Jerome Harasby & Co , 4 Lamljs Conduit Street, W. C . London.

England.
Douglas; I!-- ntf^r, SifH'an House, Sic i

an ^ venue, W. C, London, England.
Ilan? & Cole, nan, 55 and 56 .Avpnue Chambers, Vernon Place, \V. C, Londoi.
England.
Will.am Erewster Kemp, Scilian House, Sicilian Avenue, W. C, Londo .
England.
Jolm Gfiorge Littlechild, 51 Warwick Street, W., London, England.
AlauricM Moser, 9 Bridge Street, S. W., London, England.
13. 0\\e\ & Co., 41 High Street, Bristol, England.
H Sv.xeney, 5 Resent Street, S. W.. London. England.
Harry Sniale, 11 Bucking".. am Street. Strand W., London, England.
John Sweeney, 5 S. W. L., England.

Regent Street, London, (Ex-Detective.
In.spector, New
Scotland Yard.)
(Late of Detective Department of City of London Police.)
Simmonds Detective Agency, .'54 King Street, Cheapside, London, E. C. 2, Eng.
Sweeney & Marshall. 5 Regent Street, London, England.
Walsh & Storkley. S John Street, Adelphi, W. C, London, England.

Miss Maud West, 59 A New Oxford Street, London, England.
Edwin Alliert Will'ams, 49 Queen N'ictoria Street, London, England.
Edwin Williams. Albert Bldg., 49 Queen Victoria Street, London, E. C. 4, Eng.
Ward's Agency, 4 Douglas Street, London, S. E. 8,. England. Phone Xew^ Cress
:j4(). Established 14 years. Investigating all matters. Wm. Hayward, Prop.
Wright's Detective Agency, 6.3 Moorgate Street, London. E. C. 2, England.

Phone London Wall 8977. Rate $12 (B) (8), 1897. Edgar Wright, Mgr.
.1.10 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE UlRECTOilY
Manchester
Patiick F. GafTney, 66 Deansgate, Manchestei', England.
Plymouth
G. Watts, Esq., Detective Inquiry Agent, 22 South View Tenace, I'lyinouth,

England.
West of England Private Investigation Bureau, 8 TJasket St., Plymouth, Eng.
West of England Private Investigation Agency, 22 S. View Ten'aoe, Plymouth,

England.
SCOTLAND
Glasgow
Stewart's Detective Agency, 10 St. Vincent Street, Ghisgow, Scotland. Ii;-'!
class male and female detectives Alfred Stewart, f^rincipal.

(So<» .Advert i.s<nne;!t on Pagi' 2(>.)
WALES
John Gillett (Detective Agency), IVToigan Arcade, Cardiff, Walc'^.^
IRELAND
Dublin
Patrick B. Tieniey ( Investigations 1 , 15 Kildare Street, Duliliii, Ireland.
*
Limerick
Micliiiel CoD'ns ( Investigalions ) , 42 Clare Street, Limerick. Ii-clami.
AUSTRALIA
Adelaide
n. L. Cvvy, ('omission and Entiuiry .Agent, 40-41, SO-.'il I'irie ChamlirM-s, {
'
I'irie S'.i:- t, Adelaide, Australia. II. L. Grey, Principal- j
l)P:TF.rTTVE AGENCIES 11!
Brisbane
Jos. Colbrpti Detective Agency, 372-4 Queen Street, Brisbane. Auslralin
Absolutely private, ronfidential and reliable.
Sydney
('ook's Detective Agency. Victoria Arcade, Eliza lieth Strtêt. Sydney, Aus-
tralia.
AUSTRIA
Wien (Vienna)
Leo Bolini. Wien VIII. Kochgasse 2S-
Detektiv Institut ""Helios." Wien I. Braunerstrasse 3 2.
Dekt. Instut Pelzel, Wien I. Singerstrasse 13.
Detektive Institut ""Apollo."' JordaJigasse 9.
Sinison Rosenberg. Wien II. Zirkusgasse 3.
Leopold Schnatilegger. Wien XIIL Beckmannstrasse 28.
Moriz Fischer, L Georg- Cochplatz Nr, ']; Wien (Vienna), Austria.
S. Goldberg-er, Konzessioniertes Privatdetektivinstitut, Wien (Vienna), L Neuv

Markt 14.
Josef Osternig, XVII. Ottakringerstrasse X. 64.
BELGIUM
Brussels
Agence Generale de Renseignements, 17, Boulevard, Maurice Lemonnier, Brus-

sells, Belgium.
Office J. R. S., 59 Boulevard du Midi, Brussels, Belgium.
Surete General. 21. Rue de Rouleau. Brussels. Belgium.

112 L\ii'jii.\AJ' h i'()Li(i<: .V- iJi'/j i<;(ri \ I', diki'.c ihim
Liege
Maison Evrard, 2, Rue St. Adalbert, Liege, Belgium.
BULGARIA
There are no Detective Agencies in Bulgaria.
Tlie best known Iiuiuiry Offices of this country are:
Sofia
D. K. Karatcheff, rue Lom.ska, Sofia.
Esra M. Koundoff, rue Klementine 23. Sofia.
Spolnka C. Tchochadjieff, rue Bratia Miladinovi 34. Sofia
CHILE
Santiago
Gustave Chiro. Normande 23) 1, Santiago. Chile.
EGYPT
Cairo
Socpte Nationale des Renseigncmeiits gtMicranx, 13 Sharia Ahon 101 Sel)aii

Cairo. Egyi)t. A. Moustafa, Director.
FINLAND
Helsingfors
Knl)Pi-g-I\()SKinen Detective Ofiice. Dcdsinki-Delsingfors I"inl;inil

DETECTIVE AGENCIES H;
FRANCE
Alger
GtRce Deleitivp Internaticnial, C Rue Sadie Carnot, Alger, France.
Bordeaux
Caliiiiei Lux, !* i'hue Uirhelieu, Pjordeaiix. F'raiice.
Lille
lj'(,t!i(e des Reclicrchas llM) Rue des Postes, Lille. Xord, France.
Harris Detectives, 41 Rue des Taiineui's, Lille. P"'rance. A. Louis, (ex-Chier

of Police). Mana,?er.
Lyons
Control:- Olli'.c, CJuai du Retz, '.\r>. L.vons, France.
Agenco Me.iean <*c Co . G Place des Terreaux. L.vons. France.
Centi-al Detecti\e. ?,0 Rue Centrale, Lyons, P^rance.
Cesar, ;!() Rue des Cai)ucines, Lyons. France.
Central Detective, oO Rue Centrale, Lyons, Fiance.

Controle Ofl'ice, 25 Quai de Tletz, Lyons, France.
Cesar, .!2 Rue Childebert, Lyons, France.
Oirice Univei'sal, ')4 Rue de la Republique, Ly'ons, France.
Marseilles
.J.Pau. Cours Devilliers 8. Marseille, France.

Ernest Gevaudan. Rue St. Ferrol 54, Marseille, France.
F. Leoni. 6 2 Rue de la Republique. Marseille, France.
Ma ga:.elli. Boulevard Gazzino 16, Marseille, France.
L. Melchior, .5 Rue Vacon. Marseille. France.
.V. Souc'ion. !i Quai des Beiges, Marseille. France.
.V. T.ri-usse, 10 Rue Adoljihe Thiers, INIarseille. France.
114 LNTERNAT L I'OL.ICE .t DKTECTIVE DIRECTORY
Agence de Renseigiienients, Confidentiels, 62 Rue de la Republique, Marseilles,

France. F. A. Leoni, Principal.
T.. Argus Policier, 16 Boulevard Gassino, Marseilles, France.
L. Melchior, 50, Rue Vacon, Marseilles, France.
Metz-Lorraine
Detective Office — IBEREGIO — 2 bis, Rue des Prisons Militaires, Metz. Lor-
raine, France.
Nice
J. I), Haliiigero, 4 Rue Emma, Nice, Fram-e.
Paris
Administiation de Police Privee, 26, rue Pêydeau, Paris.
A. Desverliine. Rue du Bac. Paris. France.
A. Brebant. ft Rue Git-le-Couer, Paris, France.
A. Guavrard-Baux. 1 and M Rue Montesquiem, Paris, France.
AuKuste Bailly. 5 Rue du Louvre, Paris, France.
Barre, 62 Rue Caumartiii, Paris, France.
Victor Blin, 41 Rue Washington, Paris, France.
Cabinet Constant, 10 Rue Poissonniere, Paris, F'rance.
Calclias & Debishop. 1.5-17 Rue Auber, Paris, France.
Casselari, 4 4 Rue T(iitl)Out, Paris, France.
Ch. Petit, .5 Rue Provence, Paris. France.
Cabinet Rivoli, 80 Rue de Rivoli. Paris, France.
Cabinet Gerson, 6 Rue de Havre, Paris, France.
Clievassu, 14 Bid. du Temple, Paris, France.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES '
]15
Duplaix, I! 151(1. Uoniie Moiiceau, Paris, France.
De Lanclausse, 18 Rue Vavin, Paris, France.
Alfred Dupaix, 18 Rue des Romains, Bois-Colombes. Paris, France.
Fabry, .33 Rue de Dragon, Paris, France.
Fastinger, 16 Boulevard St. Denis. Paris, France.
Faulte Constant, 95 Rue Monceau, Paris. France.
Frank, 103 Boulevard Richard Lenoir, Paris. France.
P. Joul)ert, 102 Boulevard Sel)astopol, Paris, France.
F. Bonhote, 3 5 Rue St. Marc, Paris, France.
Cabinet P. Leroy, 41, rue de Liege, Paris.
J. Garnier, 67, lue de Rivoli, Paris.
J. Gautier, 51, rue Vivienne, Paris.
Jean Garrere, Avenue des Goheline 5t, Paris. France.
Goron. S Rue de Berry, Paris, France.
Godefroy, 26 Rue Feydau, Paris, France.
International Detective Agency, 89 Rue Ampere Place Perene, Paris, France.

Cable Address: Neeloni. Leon Leoni, Principal.
Institut European, 9 2 Rue St. Lazare, Paris, France.
Louis Imbert, 124 Rue de Rivoli, Paris. France.
L'Oeil du Maitre, 31 Boulevard Sebastopol, Paris, France.
L"Indication, S l)is Cite Trevise, Paris, France.
La Surete, Privee, 41 Chaussee d'Antin. Paris, France.
L. Guillaume, 58 bis rue de la Chaussee d'Antin, Paris.
Mansire, 14 Villa Coeur de Vey, Paris, France.
Miscouleaud. .5 4 Rue N. D. des \'ictories, Paris, Franco.

1 llj INTKltNAT 1. POLICJO .*v: DETECTIVE UlRECTUHV
Moi'pan, (i:5 \inn do Sovros. ['iiris. l^^-imcc.
Noblet, 100 Rue St. Lazare, Paris, France.
Office Mondial de Tolice Privee, 55, rue St-Lazare, Paris.
Office Darljel, 11 Rue Mogador, Paris, France.
P'cliard, Rue de Gergovie, (>:'., Paris, France.
Poussin, 13:5 Boulevard de Sebastopol, Pars, France.
Puthoid. Notaire, 2 Rue (J retry, Paris, France.
Ragoueaux A., 41 Rue de la Victorie. Paris. France.
{la,\nal. 54 Rue Richer, 1'aris, France.
Reiiauld, Gal Vivienne 13, Paris, France.
Pascal, 20 Boulevard Rochechouart, Par's, France
Richon, 9ter, Rue Alhouy, Paris, France.
Sautareau, 10 Ru(> de Hanovi'e, Paris, France.
3?rvent ,lean. Rue lûgene Sue, Paris, Francs'.
Souvras, 17 Rue de Rivoli, Paris, France.
Sutly. Fauborg IVlontniartre 17, Paris, Iterance.
E. Villiod, o7, Boulevard ]\laloshei'bes, Paris.
Vzi|uiei-(io Gr., 1 ."i P.ue di> I'mvcnce. Fiiris, France.
Saint-Etienne (Loire)
Monsieur J. INlourlon, 12, Place de 1 Ho'.cl de Ville, St. Ktienne, France.

DETFX'TIVK AGKXCIKS ]1
GERMANY •
Altona a. E.
B. Dahelstein, Holsteiistrasse 64. Altona a. E.. Gei-inany.
G. K!pe. Am Brunnenhot 'A?,, Altona a. E., Germany.
Paul Lanse. Kl. Gartnersti-asse 125. Altona a. E.. Gei-many.
Berlin
Arguy. G. m. b. H.. W. Joachimsthalerstr. :'5. Berlin. Germany.
W. Behrens, W 57 Bnlowstrasse 50, Berlin. Germany.
Von Bredow & Dane, C 19 Jerusalemerstrasse '22. Berlin. Germany.
Detektei /ukunft. G. m. h. H.. W 50, Kurfurstendamm 16. Berlin. German}'
Buchwalds Detektlve, SW 6 8, Friedriclistrasse, Berlin, Germany.
Detektei Fortuna, S. W. GS, Friedriclistrasse, Berlin. Germany.
Caspaii-Both. Foffi & Pelzer. W. 66 Leipzigerstrasse. Berlin. Gei'many.
Detektei Klante, Cliarl. Suarezstrasse, 17 Berlin, Germany.
Die Detektei, SW. 6S, P"'riedrichstrasse. Berlin, Germany.
Detektei Dinger, C, Prenzlauerstrasse, Berlin. Germany.
Grae.ger. Kriminalbeamter a. D., W. {> Llnkstrasse 2_ Berlin. Germany.
(ireir. Max Koeschke. W. S. Friedriclistrasse 7o, Berlin. (lerniany.
llausc'.iild PolizeiwHchtmeister. W. S. Friederichstrasse 188, Berlin. Germai:;.
Fritz Jordan. \\'. 11 5, Lutzowstrasse -9, Berlin. Germany.
"Ju:^" Detektei. W. 35. Schonebergerufer 2:!. Bei-iin. Germany.

Otto Lange, S. 42, Oranienstrasse 145, Berlin, Germany.
Detektei Institut Westen, Wilni Bal)elsliergerstr. 31, Berlin. Germany.
Xahert, Krim. Waclitmstr. a. D.. W. Potsdamerstrasse 141 Berlin. German;-
Opitz Detective. \V. ti, Kotlienerstrasse 45. Berlin. Germany.

1 IS INTEKNAT'L POLICE i> DETECTIVE JJlKECTORV
Krl. Resi Pfeiffer, W, 07 Bulov\ stiasse 8ii, LiiM-liii, GeruKiii\ .
Kox Dptektiv Institute. W. 57. Potsdanierstrasse 96, Berlin, Germany.
Detektie Rucks, W. 35, Potsdanierstrasse 12o a, Berlin, Germany.
O. Raschke, Detektei. S. W. 11. Koniggratzerstr. 42. Berlin. Germany.
Solilochhauer & Co., C. 2, Eiergasse 2, Berlin, Germany.
Rud. Staschel, N. W. 39, Chausseestrasse 77, Berlin, Germany,
von Treskow & Co., W 9, Potsdanierstrasse 17-cS, Berlin. Germany.
•Wit" Detektei. W. 30. Motzstrasse 16, Berlin, Germany.
,1. /ippi^l. W. 30, Golzstrasse 36, Berlin, Germany.
Criminalia Detektive, W. 6 2, Lutherstrasse 5, Berlin, Germany.
"Favorite" Paul Neumann, O. 112. Frankfurterallee 74, Berlin, Germany
Welt Detektiv, W. 62, Kleistrasse 36, Berlin, Germany.
Brelefeld
*
Emil Kuhlmann, Niederwall 15 a, Bielefeld, Germany.

Carl Pieper. Friedriclistrasse 59, Bielefeld, Germany.
Bremen
Detektiv X'olgelsang. Buokehurgerstrasse. Bremen. Germany.

Detektivliuro Fuchs, Geeren 39, Bremen, Germany.
Detektivliuro '"Bohlen," Wilhelmshavenrstrasse 34, Bremen. Germany.
Reinhold Boltzek. .Mterwall 4. Bremen, (lermany.
Breslau
L. Braun. Blucherstrasse 2 7, Breslau, Germany

J. Gartenstrasse 31, Breslau, Germany.
IMciieit,
DETECTIX UENCIES 119
Detektiv Grosser, Grateiistrasse 58, T r slau, Germany.
Detectivbnro Courier, Sclnveidnitzerstrasse 27, Breslau, Germany.
Detectivburo Donibrowski, Neue Tasc.ienstrasse 6, Breslau, Germany.
M. Gutsche, Herrenstrasse 6, Breslau, Germany.
AHred Jenderkow, Preiburgerstrasse 3, Breslau, Germany.
H. Raulfs, Ernstrasse 8, Breslau, Germany.
Dr. Weiss, Neue Schweidnltzerstr. 12, Breslau, Germany.
Chemnitz
"Argus" Petecktiv, Konigstrasse 1, Chemnitz, Germany.
Detectiv Greif, Marktgaschen 3, Chemnitz, Germany.
"Lux" Detectiv, Kanzlerstrasse 60, Chemnitz, Germany.
Van Thiel, Kronenstrasse 2, Chemnitz, Germany.
Dortmund
L. Breiuheidt, Kaiserstrasse 1, Dorthmund, Germany.
Detektivburo Metus, Westenliellweg 13, Dortmund, Germany.
Dresden
Aar. Detectei. OpcHstrasse 4S, Dresden, Germany.
Argus-Creif, M;'.rt. lûtherplatz 12, Dresden, Germany.
Auskunftei Meteor, Albrechtstrasse 22, Dresden, Germany.
Curt Soemann, A. Freidurgerstrass 130, Dresden, Germany.
DetRttivhuro Dimnirotli, Ringstrasse 14, Dresden, Germany.
Detectivliiiro "Gerniania," A. Janhstrasse 6, Dresden, Germany

120 INTERXAT'L I'OLICli; <t I)[':TE('Tr\'I': IMKKCTOKN
Carl Eckhardt, Wilsdrufferstrusse 2S, Drosden, Germany.
Detectiv llansa, Seestrasse 2. Dresden. Gei-niuny.
("arl Jahjike, Schlosstrasse 10, Dresden, Gprniany.
i'r. IMejssiier <fe Go., WilsdrutT;^rs(rasse 31, Dresden. G(^rnuuiy
liraun <fe Koiiig, flerzoKstrasse 51. Dusseldorf, Germany.
1{()I). Bremer, Bunsenstrasse It, Dusseldorf, (Jermany.
Max Futterer, Aderstrasse 55, Dusseldorf, Germany.
\\'illy Kothe, Schadowstrasse 60, Dusseldorf, Germany.
II. Wiedemeyer, Konigsalle 108, Dusseldorf. Germany.
Essen
'Ars'us" Internationaler Detektiv, Essen. Hermann Ley Essen. General De-

tective Business transacted. Missing People Located. Handeksgerichti,
eingetr, Firma. Essen, Germany.
Erfurt
Merm Hildeidirandt, Shalif zerstrasse 75, Krfurt, Germany

Carl Grul)er, Ivartauserring ], Krfurl, Germany.
Wilh. /elle, Reglerring 8, Erfurt, Germany.
A. Schnellhardt, Kiampferstrasse 11.'i, Erfurt, Germany.
Frankfurt a. M.
Henri Stieglitz. Schoi)enhauerstrasse 10. Frankfurt. (Jermanv.
"D. tectiv" G. m. 1). II., Sal/.haus 6, Frankfurt a. M., Germany.
Detfi tiv Iiistilut Trailing, Villielerstrasse 34, Frankfurt, Germany

J./';;n;i iarn. Langest rass!^ 3S. l<"'ra!)kfurt. Germany.
ULTECTIVE AGENCIES 121
Hagen, I. W.
K. El)l)?rs. Ko iierstrusse 1 7 a, IlaKPn i. w.. Germany.

"Ly." Iieiiiitze]str;issc 10, HeRcn i. w.. Germany.
Halle a. S.
Beyrisch & Greve, Gr. Steinstrasse 31, Halle a. S., Germany.

Ilerm. Pretscli. Trothe. Motzllschestrasse, Halle a. S., Germany.
Detectivlmid Ilarnisch. Gr. Steinstrasse 71, Halle a. S., Germany,
('. Harrig, Friesenstrasse HG. Halle a. S., Germany.
\V. Hess, Annalstrasse 7, Halle a. S., Germany.
M. Sommer, Prinzeiistrasse 8, Halle a. S., Germany.
Hamburg-
Fried. Witte. Steindamm 4 9. Hamluirg, Germany.
I)etect'vl)ur() (V'lilral, (Jlockengirss, rwall '2:]. Hamburg, Germany.

I 'etel.t'vl)uio i.ux. Stcphansplatz 4. Hamlmrg, Germany.
I>3te('.tivl)uro Sonne, Gansemarkt 4") a, Hambui-g. Germany.
Heh. Voss, Gr. JUirstah 1<», Hamburg, Germany.

Greif Detectivbnro, Esplanade 46, Hamburg, Germany.
Will.. Hagg, Eimsbutteler Cluiussee 41, Hamburg Germany.
Hotopf <t- Go., Fulisbuttelerstrasse 2, Haml)urg, Germany.
\'oss & Kollerbohm. Eimsbuttelerstrasse 26. Hamlmrg, Germany.

Hob Xoack, Gi-. Hleichen 70. Haml)urg. Germany.
Hannover
Uhenania, Luisci'strasse 5, Hannov(M-. Germany.
Paul Sabastian, Friesenstrasse 21, Hannover, Germanv.

&<inne, Bahnhofstrasse 6-7, Hannover, Germany.
rr tectiv Buro Dwasa, Thielenplatz 2, Hannover, Germany.
rêtectiv Bnro Grief, Luisenstrasse 12, Hanover, Germany.
Kduard Schmidt, Heiligestrasse 4, Hannover, Germany.
Veritas Iiiternat. Detectiv, Hersohelstrasse 2, Hannover, Germany.
Koeln
lierm. Anno, Benesistrasse 55, Koeln, Germany.
Ctto Fehlow, Breitestrasse 38, Koeln, Germany.
Institut Pascher, Ehrenstrasse 79, Koeln, Germany.
Hfh. Nessen, Breitestrasse 147-9, Koeln, Germany.
O. Wessel, Aachnerstrasse 45, Koeln, Germany.
Leipzig
Emil Kichliorn, Barfussgaaschen 10, Leipzig, Germany.
Janus Detectivburo. Quesstrasse 6, Leipzig, Germany.
Dtsch. I'inkerton, G. M. h, M.. TaucMerstrasse 11, Leipzig, Germany.
Emil Kalepp, Grimaiscliestrasse 27, Leipzig, Germaiiy.
Detektiv Kapphan, Sudstra.sse 68, Leipzig, Germany.
Kochan.s Detectiv Buro, Hain.strasse 6, Leipzig, Germany.
Leipz. Detectiv Zentrale "Helios," Grimmai.schestrasse, Leipzig, Germany,

F. C. IWartin & Co., Katharienstrasse 5, Leipzig, Germany.
Detektiv Mauksch, Thalstrasse 1, Leipzig, Germany.
Nigilanz Detective, Hainstrasse 25, Leipzig, Germany.
Magdeburg
Detective Morton, Keiserstrasse 46, Magdeburg, Germany.

.\lh. Ilubscher. Georgeustrasse !', Mngde'mrg, Geniiany.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES 12:j
Carl Ro! de, Ho'liggeistrasse 5. Magdeburg, Germany.
Franz Lt>hjrann, Hreitorweg 226. Magdeburg, Germany.
Mannheim
A. Maier <fe Co.. G. m. ii. H.. O. 66, Mannheim, Germany.
Detectivzentrale C. L. Dosch, H. 2.5, Mannheim, Germany.
Detectiv Institut f>ux G. m. b. H.. P. 3. 1, Mannheim, Germany
Munchen
Gottfried Dotterl)ack, F'arbergraben 7, Munchen, Germany.
Detectiv Gottfr. DotteilH^rk. Inform. Office, Fa., "Ariston" Furbergrabeii

Munchei. Germany.
Observat ons, Recherch. Commercial and Private Informations. 1-a Ref.

I. c!. oflice. Munchen. Germany.
(a/; Prizelius. Theatiiierstrasse 'M , Munchen, Germany.
Carl Seitz, Einlass o. Muncheji, Germany.

Fr. Tierbacher. Dionerstrasse 8-11, Munchen, Germany.
Detective Institut I'liion, Altheimreck 9, Munchen, Germany.
Franz Wurmann, lestalozzistra.'î.se 20, Munchen, Germany.
Stettin
G. Blank, Gr. Wollweberstrasse, Stettin, Germany.

Detektiv Institut Rintz, Stoltingerstrasse 9, Stettin, Germany
Hugo Zimmei'mann, Dindenstrasse 16, Stettin, Germany.
Stuttgart
.\tlas Detectiv Inst., Rotestrasse S, Stuttgart, Germany.

Haul)er & Eisele, Kronprinzstrasse 3, Stuttgart, Germany.
Eugen Traub, INTarienstrasse 3 6. Stuttgart, Germany.
124 IXTKRNAT L I'OLICK .t DETECTIVE DIRECTOR V
Wiesbaden
Dotertiv Kosiiios. Lu'senstra^se 2 2, Wiesbaden, Gernuiny.
I', n, Walter, LaiiSK^'^se 4, W'ieshaclen, Germany.
ITALY
Ist'tuto (li Tutela Privata, Cuniicto il Lungo, 29-2. Genova. lalty.
Milar.o
La DifGsa Civile,. Via Serl)elloni 9. M'lano, Italy.
La Lince Loml)arda, Via Mont'orte 40, Milano, Italy.
Detectives Office, Via Sant-Antonio 4, Milano, Italy,

Dejatta RatTaele, Cordo Buenos-Aire.s 18, Milano, Italy.
Detectives Istituto "'Sherlock Holmes." Via Durini ,5, Milano, Italy

Istituto Sonne, \'ia Carlo Alberto, Milano, Italy.
INDIA
Rang-oon
Burma Private Detective Bureau, Post Box 39 6, Rangoon, India. Phone
No. 690. Established 6 years, high class references. J. \A'. Atkinson.
Pr'ncipai.
JAPAN
Tokyo
,Jin,ii Koshin.jo, 17, Yunii-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Higlily reconi

mended. Correspondence should be in Japanese to secure results.
Iwia Private Detective Agency, 22 Goro Beicho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo, Japan.

I'ôr legal matters in Japan we recommend the followin'g law fii-nis;
\V. A. De Ilaviland, 2 and Mitsu Buihling, Yaesucho, Tokyo. Japan.
-i
Wclvor. Kauffman. Smith <SL- Yamamoto, 42 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama..

•Japan.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES 12:
NEW ZEALAND
Auckland
Brooks Detective Agency, Palmerston Bldffs., 49 Queen Street, Autkland, New

Zealand. American, English, Continental Secret Service Experience. Pri-
vate Commissions of all kinds and Special Family ^Matters dealt with, and
Absolute Secrecy Guaranteed. Experienced ^Nlale and Female Operatives.
Bank References. All Communications Private and Confidential. Herbert
M .Brooks, Principal.
(Sec Advertisement on I*aj;«' 2(>.)
Wellington
Mr. Walter Diiinie. Private hKiuiry Agent, Lamhton Quay, Welliiigtun. New
Zealand.
NETHERLAKDS
Amsterdam
Detective Bureau Koer & Co., Rozengracht SS, Amsterdam, Netherland.
Ferste New-Yorksche Detective Bureau, Prinsengraoht 7S9, Amsterdam.

Netherland.
E. C. Hauer, Roelof Hartplein 21, Amsterdam, Netherland.
International Detective Bureau. Ceint'.iurliaaii 19:'.. Amsterdam, Netherland.

Iseger, Heerengracht 33, 451, Amsterdam, Netherland.
P. Jochum, Bosl)oom Toussaiiistraat 33, Amsterdam, Netherland.
Ludo Keegel. Jr.. Nassaukade 129, Amst^^rdam, Netherland.
M. .J, Visser. Bilderdykkade 2.5, Amsterdam. Netherland.
L. We:s?nhorn, Reinwardstraat .51, Amsterdam, Netherland.

The Fague
ijin-jau voor Recherclie en laturrati^, Stationsweg 149. The Hague, Nelne';-

lands.
P. H. Dewald, Nieiiwe Schoolstraat 93, The Hague, Nelherland.
G. Haj-es, Frans Hallstraat 182, The Hague, Netherland.
Informatie Bureau de Jong en Co., Lange Poten 7, The Hague, Netherlaial.
P. Rietdijk, le va de Boschstraat 121, The Hague, Netherland.
A. Snatager en Co., Stationsweg 14 9, The Hague, Netherland.
Rotterdam
Nederlandsche Maatschappjj tot Algemeen Dienstverriehting. Afd. Recherrh^'.
Wijnhaven 71, Rotterdam, Netherland.
Vrolijk's Particuliere Recherche, Groote Markt 42 1), Rotterdam, Netherlai.iV
NICARAGUA
Bluefields
S. Calout, Quede de Cd. Ate. SS. Bluefields. Nicaragua. S. A.
NORWAY
Christiania
II. Degerud, Ovre Voldgate, 12, Christiania. Norway.
J ropsland, Mollergt 4;^.. C!iri.stiania, Norway.
REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
Panama
Am- lio i: Bermudez (Detective), Panama City, R. de Panama. Finger

Frnt Identifications and Investigations. Exchange rate (B).
PERU
Lima
Zenoliio Hinojosa Astete, La Victoria Avda. Sta. Feresa 13fS. Lima. Peru,
is a Special Fiepresentative of -The General Efficiency Co. and
is pro
pared to undertake confidential investigations. Correspondence can h.j

carried on in English, as Mr. Zenohio Hinojosa Astete has spent a yea:'
in the I'nited States under instruction of the G. E. Co.
PORTUGAL
Lisbonne
B. John, tua dos Fanqueiros odOO. Lislionne, Portugal.
Policia Particular, Cai.xa Postal 174, Lisbonne. Portugal.
POLAND
Warsaw
Hieroniin Heynian (Attorney at Law). Niecalastreet No. 14, Warsaw. P(
land, will undertake any legitimate investigation. Phone ISH-SO.
ROUMANIA
Bucarest
Detectivul Bucarest, Str. Academiei No. 5, Bucarest. Roumania.
SERBIA
Belgrade
Air \'asa Lazarovitch. Inspecteur du Min'stere de I'lnterieur and Police jir
Belgrade, Serl)ia, can lie consulted for official and i)rivate affairs, as tlieii-
are no detective agencies.
V
128 INTKRNATL POLICE & DETECTIVK lUUECTOU
SWITZERLAND
LAUSANNE
.J. .Sclinell-Aubcrson, 2, Place Pci)inct, Lausarme, Switzerland. Ex-Seciet Ser-
vice Oiricer and Secretary of Social Works. Established Api-il 1, ]i)16.
Agent for Legal, Commercial and Private Affairs. Information and Tn-
<]uiries. Phone 8108. Hate $8 to .$16 (B-IO). J. Schnell-Auberson, Props.
Eui'()])ean Managei-
(iciici'al l^]f'li(,'i('ii('y Coinpaiiy

I
San Fi'aiu-isc;),' Californin. l". S. A.i
I'uhrshiMs and Owners
hitci-uat ioiial Police and I ).'1 c/l ivc I )i!-c( torics
(S (' .^(]\<iti <'ni:>nt in !*a';e 14.)
Geneva
Veritas (I'ri'-i''^ i'''t"ct"ve A'^cncy). Direc'oi', K. Dubelly, Pont-d'Arve.

(Jeneva, Switzerland.
SPALN
Barcelona
Antonio Tresols. Pi'ivate Pobce Agency. ( f"oi-merl\ Official i'olice Inspectoi.)

Barcelona, Spain.
.'raerican Office, Ro'a, Capuchinos :',4, Barcelona, Spain.
D,,(c lives Office Co.. Kds. ^.an Pedro :ifi. Barcelona, Spain.
Ins:'( t! Mei-cantil Int( i-na( ional. S. .\. IM. I'niversidad 1. Barcelona. Spain.
Sun. S .\. Verg:ir;i I, Barcelona. Si)ain.

UETECTIVE AGENCIES lv«»
Madrid
Ceiitro de Pf)lic!a Particu'a. Preciados 64, Madrid. Spain.
Detective Iiit<'nia(ional, Barrelona 2, Madrid, Spain.
TURKEY
Constantinople
•Mr. Kiazim i)P.v ("aourzade, Dircctcur de I'lnstitut General Orienta, Rue Javr:
Socak. Saloniik Haii, Galata, Constantinople, Turkey.
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
Durban-Natal
The I'liion Detective Bureau, 2 5 Hollander's Building, Field Street, Durbaii.

Natal. Union of South Africa. Highly recommended. Charles Warren.
Principal.
Johnnesburg-Transvaal
Lane's Private Incjuiry Agency, No. 40 Permanent Buildings, Johamieslmr?.

PRIVATE DETECTIVES
Alaska: Juneau. Alex SokolofT. Inve'-tij;-ations carefully handled. I meet a\\

boatK.
Alahaina: CWrard. J. M. Rail. Address: P. O. Box 10. I am prepared to

undertake all kinds of Investig'ations.
Aikansas: Kosborn. J. R. Ward, P. O. Box 114. Private De'ect've and ]"in-

Print Expert.
California: Oakland. Annie E. Log-an- 446 Alcatraz Avenue. Licensed and

Ponded. Also Deputy Sheriff. High Class Investigations.
California: Fillmore. Owen Miller, Box 14. Locator of IMissin?^- People.

(Seven years detective experience.)
California: Sacramento. Winifred Dona'd?on, 203 '2 J Street. Experienced

Locator.
Colorado: Red Cliff. Emil Moser, P. O. Box 144. Four years' experience in
Detective Sei-vice. and can handle any Investigation.
Florida: Hasford. Willis E. Pope. Private Detective. General Investigations.

P. O. Box 27. Rate $5 p«r day 8 hours service.
Florida: Lake City. Lemeul Shade. Post Office Box 195. Private Investiga-
tions promptly attended to.
Florida: Lakeland. Robert M. Spearman, 103 East Magnolia Street. Private

Detective. Confidential Investigations.
Florida, St. Augustine. Roscoe Hot'statter, 12 Fort Marion Circle. Experi-

enced Private Detective. Send me your investigations.
(^leorgia: Columbus. Ollie B. Biooks, .",140 Third Ave. Private Detective. Con-
fidential Investigations.
PRIVATE DETECTIVES 131
Georgia: Savannah. Joseph O. Reeves, 629 Mercer Street. Private Detective

and Investigator.
Illinois: Aurora. John Stornebrink, 3.37 Rosewood Ave. Rate $10.00 expenses
12 hours. Understand Finger Prints and Investig-ations.
Illinois, Huml)olfU W. 1'. ^V'i Is. llouto No. 1. I am a graduate detective

tind reidy Id ma" e a ly investigat'on des'red in my locality.
Illinois, C' icago. ]!. Sevi^'iing^miis, General Delivery. I am an experienced

Investigator and know how to make good reports. Try me.
Illinois, Chicago. Gust Pappas, i22 S. Halsted Street. Rate $6, 8 hours.
Qualified as a Private Detective. See me for results.
Illinois, Forest City. Billy Korte, Private Detective. All matters entrusted
to mycare will receive prompt attention. Confidential.
Illinois:Paris. O. F. Claybaugh, West Court St. Rate $4.00 per day. I have
had considerable experience, and know my subject.
Illinois: Chicago. Chas. RI. Hines, 144 West 31st Street. Private Detective.
Confident' a] Investigations.
Leland. George R. Wright, P. O. Box 195.

Illinois, Expert on Identification
and Investigation. Prompt Service.
Illinois: Spriiv^field. C. B. Crabtree, 1(505 North 9th Street. Private Detective.

Investigations.
Illinois: Urbana. J. H. Eaton, 1416 West Fade Street. Public or Private De-
tective. Prompt Service.
Indiana: Coyuga. John B. VVeii-, P. O. Box 371. Private Detective. Prompt,

F]fFicient, Reliable Service.
Ind'ana: Indianapolis. Cornelius E. Vance (Colored), 2037 Yandes Street.

Phone Auto. 42574. Special Investigations.
Indiana: Fort Wayne. George J. Tegeden, 3105 Lafayette Street. I am

prepared to take care of any Investigation in my locality.
132 INTERNATL I'OLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOUY
Indiana: Indianapolis. Frank Johnson, 1621 Carnell Ave. Rate $4.00. I am

experienced in any kind of detective investigations.
Iowa: Stoinn Lake. Ray McLain, 808 Erie Street. Rate $10.00 10 hours.
Experienced in all lines of Detective work.
louai Cieston. S. J. Hovious, 600 South Birch St. Rate $10.00. Reliable
Alarm and Signal Systems Installed. Investigations.
[o\v;i. Kiron.
: C. A. Da'k. TnvestigRtor, Adjuster and Fin'^-er Print Expert.
T']xperienced.
Kansas: Concordia. Charles McDonald, ^29 East Sixth Street. Investigations.

Locating- and Tracing and Collections. Experienced.
Kani's: M'lberj'y. Edgar R. Manley, Box :18.5. Graduate Detective and Finger
I'fin^ Export.
I
Kansas- Pittsburp-. P. T,. ^Virsner, MOD Sou^h Locust Ave. Confidential In-
vestigators. Rate $6 per day.
Kentucky: Wm. Rene Davis, Marrowbone. Box Nc. 5. Rate $6.00. I am an

expei'ienced detective. All business stiictly confidential.
Kentucky: Fleming. R^y Wilder- P. O. Box 208. Rate $5.00 8 hours. Try me
on your investigations in this locality.
Louisiana: Baton Rouge. A. A. Diez, 319 Europe Street. Thoroughly trained

and capable of handling any investigations. Give me a trial.
Louisiana: Baton Rouge. Frank F. Bonn, 109 Liberty Street. Ten months
practical experience in detective woi'k.
Louisiana: Shreveport. Ei"ving Joyner, 1047 V- Carter Ave. Rate $10.00. I
an; (lua'ilicd to undertake Inve^-tigations of any kind.

PRIVATE DETECTIVES 13.)
Massachusetts: New Bedford. Bartholomew Î. Baptiste, P. O. Box 10.

Shadowing-. Iiivostigatinj>- and Fini>ei- Prints.
Massachusetts: Springfield. Leon E. Sudsbury (G. D.). Private Detective.

Confidential Investiji'ations.
Massachusetts: Taunton. Alfred J. Gadwav, No. 9 Agricultural Ave.

'
Phone
<i01-W. Rate $7. (Private Detective.)
Missouri: Senath. A. D. Mon^^jômei'v, Box No. l.';3. Investigations turned

over to me will receive prompt attention.
Missouii: Huntsville. Arthur Reed. Private Detective and Investigator, ^^'rite

me vour troubles.
Missouri: IMansfield. Roe Strong (City Marshal). I do all kinds of Investiga-

tions and Special Work.
Missouri: Mindenniines. Pyroii E. Roberts. Phone 1.56. Confidential Investi-

uatois and Identifications.
^Missouri: St. Louis. W. VV. Walker, 1416 Chestnut Street. Private Detective.
Investigations promptly attended to.
Minnesota: Austin. T. M. White, 710 East Bridge St. Rate .$8.00. Send ni.
vour Investigations in this locality. Prompt attention.
Missouri: Reed Springs. Frank Plummer. Piivate Detective Investigations.

Strictly Confidential.
•Montana: Helena. Frank C. Lavigne (Detective), State Capital Bldg. Twenty

years experience. Thorough and Accurate.
Xew Hampshire: Portsmouth. C. N. Seeger. Secret Seivice Investigation^

Do not work for rewards.
134 INTERNAT'L POLICE i<i- DLTBCTI VE DIKECTORY
New Jersey: Garfield. Albeit W. Kish, 210 Wessin^^ton Sti-eet. Hate $0.00
Shadowino-, Indiistrial Work and jack of yl) ti'ades.
N'ew Jersey: Patterson. Chai'lcs D. Struck, P. O. Box IToO. All Legitimate

Investig-atioiLS Solicited.
New York: New York City. Williaip P. Schweivitfeger, Rooms 414-410

Nassau Street. High Class Confidential Investig-ation.^.
New York: Etna. Fdward C. Welser, P. 0. P>ox 165. Experienced Investigator.

Transactions Coniidential. Rate $7.
New York: Mountaindale. Harry A. Boi-tz. Investigations. Prompt, Efficient

and Confidential.
North Carolina. I'olkton. B. A. Caulde, P. O. Box .5 2. Private Detective.

Send me your investigations in this locality. I know liow.
North Carolina, Campl)ell. W. E. Nickelston, Private Detective. If in need

of careful investigations and get in touch witli me.
North Carolina: Shelby. Jim Rosebors. Bex 2(^1. Rjite $8.00. I have had
Police Force Experience and am a practical Investigator.
North Carolina: Shelby. John Byei-s. I have had twelve years' experience
as a private detective, also a law student.
Noi-th Dakota: Fessenden. Dewey Lacy. Rate $8.00. I can handle most any
investigation and am a practical finger print expert.
North Dakota: Enderlin. Joseph Rlecha, P. O. Box 4ri. Private Detective and
I'in.ger Print Expert. Investigations Confidential,
C)li;(): Cleveland. Burton U. Slocuni, 10.522 Clair Doan Ave. I am an experi-

(.Mi 1 (i shaddwer, collector nnd Locator of missing; people.
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PRIVATE DETECTIVES IS"*
Ohio: Uhvichsville. Philip Wright, P. 0. Box 762. I am a coloied man aiv

have had experitmce a-^ a detective. T)-y n.e for result?.
Ohio: Alliance. J. W. Myei?, Lock Box 2U. Oiierativc Ohio Detective Bureau,
investig-ations and Fingei- Print..'^.
Ohio: Cleveland. Frank A. Andcr.-on, ^'^0^^ Cherry Street. Pi-ivate Detective.

Confidential Investigations.
Ohio: Cleveland. Frank H. Clark, 1850 East 75th Street. Telephone Rosedale
o():'.H-li. Rate $8. Shadowing and Investigating.
Ohio: Cleveland. R. V. Davison, 2558 Fast 40th Street. Phone Ro.êdale 245S-J.
Private Detective.
Oklahoma: Tulsa. Harry E. Stege, 509 Bliss Bldg., or R. R. Box No. 61.
17 years public and private detective. Finger Print Expert.
Oklahoma: Valliant. iNIar^hall Cole. Rate .$10.00 I am qualilied and capable

oi' taking charge of anv Investigation.
(^khihoina: Tulsa. John A. ÎcMurtrey. P. O. Box :'.5:5. Phone Osage 7:'.60.
Investigations; strictly conlidential and leliable.
(ikhdidira: Tuttle. J. R. Stephens, P. O. Box 75. Private Detective and Iji-
vestigator. Business Conlidential.
Oregon: Portland. Albert !•". Root. ".72 'l> Hawthoine Ave. I am a practical
InvestigcUor and would like to heai- fi'om parties interested.
IVnnsylvania: Fallsington. Eugene B. Thalwitzer. Investigations and i<"inger

I'l-int Identifications.
South Caiolina, Columbia. lienry Bowman, oTHt Maine Street. Rate $(j.
Three years' experience as a Pi'ivate Detective.

South Dakota: Revillo. B. A. Wyckolf. Private Detective Investigations.

Hate $7, 10 hours.
Tennessee: Memphis. Cromwell Battles, 678 Pennsylvania Street. Rate $5.00.

I am a coloied man, but considereil an efficient, practical detective.
Tennessee: East Chattanooga. Miller Hamic, 1204 lioanoke Ave. Phone Hem-
lock i)(y'). Rate $7. General Investigations.
Texas: Dallas. Aithur B. Peai-son, 201 Gould Street. I \\ill undeitake In-
vestigations and Special Work ol' any kind.
Texas: Weatherford. C I-:. Rookstool, (510 Spring Street. P.ate -i^lO.OO. I am

a piacticaj Inve.-tig:it<;r. Si.'n(\ ine your work.
Texas: Arneckeville. Conrad Weaver. P)-ivate Detective and Investigator.

Rate $8 per day. I
Tcxa^: Coni' orco I,. B. \'o\'les. Private Detective. Expeiienced Investigator.
All Business Confidential.
Texas: Dallas. Jaires Davis, (i:'.") Haines Street. Pi-ivate Investigator. All
Transactions Con dent 'al.
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Texas: TiMiell. I,. H. S iiith. P. 0. Box ."wS. Private Detective. Civil and
('I'iminal Investigations.
Utah: Salt Lake C'ty. H. J. Hanson, 12!) West Third Street North. Private
Detective and l^'ingei- Print Investigations.
Virgiri;. Onaneock. Harold I.,. Taylor. I'rivate Detective. Exjjert in investi-

gations and finger i)rint identitications.
Virginia: Brooke. Lewis George Stewart. Rate $4.00. I have had State and
Private Agency Experience and solicit your investigations.
Virginia: Norfolk. Fred M. Hall, 411 Terminal Bldg. Rate $8. Private Investi-
gator. All Classes Confidential Work.
Washington, Yakima. H. M. Merrifiekl. Private Detective and finger print

expert. See me aliout investigations in this locality.
AVashington: Puyallup. Edward J. Proff. Rate $5.00. I can handle most any
investigation; prefer Industrial work.
West Virginia: Wheeling. Steve Vallis, 2;io0 Market Street. I have had six
months' experience and have the best of references.
West Viiginia: Williamson. Konh H. Roberts. 610 East Moore Street. Uate
$10. Guaianteed best si'i-vic' at any time.
Wisconsin: Gi'oen llay. Matthew ,1. Wignan, 11.5 South Van P>uren St root.
T'lione MDTS. Investigator and Finger Print Expert.
Wisionsin. Hayward. Chnide DdvIh. I am an experienced investigator. Send

\ our detective work to me.
Wisconsin: Manitowoc. Charles Allger. 710 Chicago Sti-eet. Rate $10. 10

hours, ("ontidential Investigators.
Wisconsin: Uacine. Jos. T. Smader .Jr., 12l:! Schuller Street. Private Detective.
Wyoming: Casper. Frank Koudela, P. O. Box ^4. Rate .$6. Private Detective.
Accurate. Reliable Service.
138 lNrp:RNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
CANADA
Canada: Jogg-ins, Nova Scotia. A. J. Ouellett, Lock Box 256. Private Secret
Service Agent. Finger Print System. Rates Reasonable. Experienced
in Civil, Criminal, Industrial, Corporation, Private work. Drect connec-
tions with Agencies all over the U. S. and Canada.
Canada: Windsor, Ontario Province. G. E. Head, 918 Hall Avenue. I am an

experienced detective and strictly confidential.
Canada: Medicine Hat, Alberta Province. Anders E. Norum. I am a Finger

Print Expert and was formerly employed by the Department of Police at
Christiana, Norway. Investigations solicited.
Ontario: Port Hope, Canada. Frcd'-Tick C. Jackson, Wallon Strot. Phono 119.
Rate $10. Criminal Investigations.
Ontario: St. Catherines, Canada. Allen A. Bell, No. IT.'J Welland Ave. Private
Detective and Finger Print Expert.
Sa'^katchewan: P. O., St. Benedikt, Canada. Leu's Strasscr. Private Detective.

Confidential Investigations.
HAWAII
Honolulu
Honolulu, T. H.: Jo.shau E. Chu, P. O. Box 1066.
CANAL ZONE ^
Canal Zone, Ancon: Walter C. Backus, P. O. Box 581.
MEXICO
Mexico: Necoxa, Pueblo. Charles Alberici, c o Mexican Light & Power Co.
New Zealand: Lower Moutere, S. I. Harold Limmer.
BRITISH GUIANA
British Guiana: Georgetown, Demerara. John Gonsalves, No. 17 Station St.
CUBA
Cuba: Oriente, Autilla. William R. Gall.
BRITISH WEST INDIES

P.rilish West Indies: Trinidad, Port of Spain. Erroll G. Parkinson, 102 Duke St.
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
CORKESPONDENTS— OPERATIVES of
The William J. K'nq, International Iletective Ae-eney, Columbus, Ohio
Al;i^:unn: nirnvd. M. Ball

.lanie.s Box M)
Alabapia: Mobile. Miss Map-fyip Copland 22^2 South Ro\'al Stre'-t
Alahaiiia: Birniing'hain. John L. Holt 5!15 Avenup V,.
Alabama: Mobile. Alfred Marcet P. O. Box 817
Alabama: Albany. E. L. Stnrriivant 1028 Jackson St.
Alabama: Dolmar. James W. West
Arkansas- AlmcMid. T'^mo'^t V. Jackson .
Arkansas: Gale. J. W. Kilpatrick Route On'^

Arkansas: Wesson. Thomas A. Jenkins
Arizona: Winslow. John W. Byrd General Têlivevv

Arizona: No^rales. J. H. Blackburn , Box 761
Arizona: Tucson. L. J. Brink 229 East 8th St.
Conn.: Norwicli. Albert White Nor. State Hospital
Calif.: Big- Creek. T aul T.ehmau . .
Calif. :• T-'ingerboard. Caut. H. Thompson Plumas County

Calif.: San Krancisco. B. A. Watson 1742 Steinpi' St.
Calif.: Redlands. C. W. Woitke .?22 Columbia St.
Calif.: Santa Paula. Frank A. Henry Box A6'A
Colorado: Red Ciiff. Emil Moser
Florida: Perry. H. G. Tixiesdell.
Georgia: Rome. Martin G. Caldwell 802 South Broad St.
Iowa: Atlantic. R. F. Parvott Box 182

Iowa: Athelston. Lonnie G. Gavin....
Iowa: Marshallton. L. C. Thorsbakken c/o Thompson Hotel
Iowa: Storm Lake. Ray .McClain 808 Erie Streoi
Iowa: Kensett. Alfred Thompson
Iowa: Charles Citv. Wm. R. Hilss Grand Ave.
..l.'îOl
Iowa: Creston. S. J. Hovious 600 Birch Street
Idaho: Weiser. John D. Evans c/o E. R. Evans

Idaho: Twin Falls. John L. Boehm General Delivery
Idaho: St. Anthony. George F. Chase Box 864
MclM-an: Howell. Mrs. ^.v^v ^.vc 622 N. Bf^viuird St.

Mcbiân: Grand Rapid'^. .Tospf -Tohnson Genci-al Dclivery
Michif>an: Clear Lake. C. R. Irolan
Michigan: East Tawas. VV. H. Hcmpel G15 Locke St.
Michigan: Harrisville. Howard W. Good Routo '.
Michigan: Muskeogan. Joseph D. Et:i]iler - ^,4 Rcqua Ave.

Michigan: Detroit. John Rrunecki 4664 Thh-tv-fifth St.
Michigan: Escanalia. W. W. Whittke ...1106 So. Fiist Avo.
Michigan: Flint. M. M. Whittbrodt 520 Rix St.
Michigan r Decker. S. J. Schultz.. Box 45
Michigan: Detroit. Anthony Pochmara 2804 Smith Ave.
Michigan: Tustin. Joe H. Parker Box 166
Miini.: Austin. T. M. WhHe 719 Brid-e St.

Minn.: Stillwater. K. A. Culbertson l.']2n N. Fir,4 St.
Minn.: Minneapolis. J. B. Ringwelski 618 Twentieth Ave.
Min.: Heiining. C. F. Hicltness Route No. '^
Montana: Helena. John I'. Cihler 56^ Third St.

Montana: Billings. Chas. L. Sutton.. . c/o Harvard Hotel
'Miss.: Scott. Mike Tribich

Miss.: Tunica. W, G. Bvers
Miss.: Beloxi. Joseph V. Wood. 128 Magnolia St.
Mi.s.s.: Braxton. John F McKinle. ..
.Missouri:
Missouri:
Kansas City.
Minnith. B. F. Siebert
C. W. Henry .. 4024 Haines St.
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Missouri: Lexington. W. J. I.eftridge '^-
Missouri: Spring'ield. J W. T^'ônard .2232 Jefferson St.
Missouri: Senath. A. D. Montgnmer\
Mi.s.souri: St. Louis. A. V. Burnlev 6039 Hancock St.
Missouri: St. Louis. S. Beifienri 1730 Olive St.
.\ehiaska: Dnltor.. Felix M. Murphy P. O. Box 212

.\ohraska: Schuvler. Fred Sladek : Box 494
X'chra.ska: Grand Lsland. F. B. Fi-ikson. . G. D.
Nevada: Mina. Fred M. Blakfoid P. O. Box 117
Now Jer.sev: ^'e -ai-lc Vvt'd C. Hidvev 45 E. Kinney St.

New Jersey: Garfield. Albeit W. Kish 20 Main St.
New Jersey: Newark. M. L. Garcia 15 John St.
New Jersey: Cranford. John F. Peyer 38 High St.
New Jersey: Bi'ooktieid. Frank Williams 7 Ferrand St.
\rw York: Middletown. E. Harnes Jr 16 Franklin St.

\'cw York: Rochester. Herman Kachel -280 West Ave.
\i'w York: Philmont. W. L. Kellerhouse Box 198
Now York: Olean. H. A. Osgood 1415 Vo W. State St.
New York: Poit Jervis. C. J. Foss 74 Pike St.
New York: Ossining. C. L. 0.«lund 22 Belle Ave.
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PRIVATE DETECTIVES •
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Indiana: Tene Haul.-. Onicr Shuev 531 North Fourth St.

Indiana: Fort Wayre. G. J. Tegeder 3105 Lafayette St.
Indiana: English Lako. E. S. Spoor L. Box 58
Indiana: i'ranrisco. James W. Stiles R, R. No. 1
Indiana: Yoder. Virgil .J. Sparks Box 43
Indiana: Terre Haute. Aâ E. Hadley 454 South 13th St.
Indiana: Laurel. G. D. Hoffman Lock Box 216
}rH ana: Indianapolis. J. J. McCollum 961 Haugh St.
Indiana: Auroa, Dewey B. Day 600 R. R. St.
Indiana: Gai-y. M. Franl'ovich Gen. Deliver)
Illinois: Sherrard. Carl L. Chelin

Illinois: lêllevillo. C. K. Dalzell 100 So. Illinois St.
Illinois: Stifutor. (ieo. V. Da\vson 215 Water St.
I'l.nos: Hillslx)io. SiKis B. Dean 233 W. B. St.
Illinois: Harrisburg-. Rov Dorris Route 3
Illinois: Joliet. John E. Frew 119 Jefferson St.
Illinois: E. Molin-. H. T. Hunt 1231 Tliirteenth St.
Illinois: Alliance. Courtn</v' Moore
Illinois: Chicago. O-scar Randall 4627 Federal St.
Illinois: Olney. Otto P. Tungate c/o J. Deitch, R. R. 2
Illinois: Elgin. Wn;. J. Melansun _ 506 Barrett St.
Illinoi.'-': Joliet. R. E. Thompson 305 Webster St.
Illinois: Hunil.olt. Wni. P.. \\'il1is R. F. D. No. 1
Kentucky: I'aivin. J. 'P. Herryman

Kentucky: Kimhr-ll. O. D. Cottman
Kentucky: Hazavri T. Lewis
Kentucky: Princeton. V. E. Ci-cekmur , 400 Market St.
Kentucky: liarliourvillo. Havvey W. Baker
Kr.nsas: Co]uni!nis. G. J. Paimenter 523 Walnut Si.

Kansa'--: Tojx'ka. T. E. Hug-ho.<.. Route N
Louisian;'.: i'.aton IJc.i!j;e Fi-ank F. Conn lOi) Liberty St.

I.oi'i: a":i : Sliicv(î'(<rt. Ervim;' Joyner. 1047V2 Carter Ave
Louisiana: Forest. Heniy T. Kent Box .->
Louisiana: \ew OrL-ans. Chas. W. Malone 623 N. Carlton Ave.

Louisiana: \ebo. Wni. E. Warwick
Louisiana- Raceland. Henry Ftirst R. F. D. No. 2
Maine: Sanfoid. J. C. Po.sohcirv.. 6 Moulton Yard

Maryland: Spaiks. C. A. Skipper ;
Newburypcrt. Leandei' Carey

]\lass.: ....26 Johnson St.
V:^ s.:owdl. Jo^c M. iVToverir.
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57 Hanover St.
Mass.: So. Carver. Angel Hantjacos 1204 Main St.
Mass.: New Bedford. Anto L. Duarte 110 Front St.
Mass.: Peabody. J. E. Clements 23 Northend St.
Mass.: Lynn. I. M. Thurston ...77 Neptune St.
Michigan: Port Huron. H. C. Phuiîate R. R., Y. M. C. a'
Now York: Yonkers. C. W. wSto.sch 202 Warbuiton Aw.

New York: Rochester. E. Wickenden Jr -.. 55 Wright St.
New York: Schenectady. C. L. Westcott Jr ,..1015 Broad>vay
North Carolina: Bladenboro. Neal A. Shaw. • Box 125

North Carolina: Boonville. L. C. Willard Route No. 2
North Dakota: Beulah. Daniel J. Kuchn .......'. ; .,;......
Nortli Dakota: Mandon. Ernedt Schillinti- '.

: ;:
Oliio: H. L. Niereugarten
Lima. 712 W. Elm St.
I
a^t Carev.
iîo: I
W. T. Vinglng 421- Frederick St.
Ohio: Junction City. P. A. Teegardin ..,
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...GaragL'
Ohio.; Cleveland. Walter Alzner. .'
4214- Arcltwood- Ave.

Ohio: Barberton. W. H. Beckley ;.;:;...... .r.'l:!-'! Rarige St.
Ohio: Sunbury. Clyde T. Gosnell ,;..:.-: ..:
Ohio: Peebles. Veinon F. Hoop ...,: Route-One

Ohio: Delphos. A. F. Pearce ,., 308 S. Franklin St.
Oho: Mendon. Howard Hover
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Ohio: Mansfield. Theodore Laseu 191 N. Diamond St.

Obio: Zanesville. J. J. Log.sdon 10 Ball St.
Ohio: Cleveland. William Lewi? 2582 Ea.st 4!)th St.
Ohio: Alliance. Je.sse W. Myers Box 21']
Ohio: Arcuna. Elmer Moigan
Oklahoma: Sapula. Lee Ice ; Box 4(i".
Oldalioma: Okay. John E. Bush
Oregon: Portland. Albert F. Root 380 East Eighth St.
Pennsylvania: Joffre. Joseph I'. Shanty Bo.x 15

Pennsylvania: Gilberton. Anthony Gigrosky Box 356
I'cnnsN Ivania: Blandburg. B. E. Landrus
I'cm -\lvan'a: Hanisbui-g. Jai- cs L Rhea 1438 Derrv St.
Pennsylvania: Wilkes-Barre. Peter D. Smith P. O. Box 201
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iinsylvania: Doinsife.
'( J. R. Sincuvage
i'enns\lvania: John 1own. M Îvin Trover 214 Bond St.
Pennsylvania: Littletov.n. Ralph S. Tagg P. O. Box 3:JT
['•mnsylvania: Johi\' town. 1']. I.. Hah'i 1189 Fi'ankKn St.
Pennsylvania: Mt. Union. Steve IMiller P. O. liox 692
I'ennsylvania: Allentown. C. L Amici 1223 Main St.
Pennsylvania: Nazareth. E. J. Messinger Union St.
Pennsylvania: Wilkinsburg. E. F. Pease 304 Colonial Apts.
I'('nns\lvania: Duryea. John Standish i:!6 Ann St.
i'cnn ^vlv.in';: Owcnsdale. Jo v]ih Cole
:
r. n \ ylvania: llrie. Mario Dor-giovanni Lawrence Park

Soulh (ârolina: Columbia. S. W. Nicliolson 172;: l.auiel St.
Scnitli C/ii-oJina: New Brooklyn. A. L. iUdl' Box 301
Sou^h Carolina: Spartenburg. Carl EiiK'Son... :
South Dakota: Desmet. Jack Hallowell

Sciil'i l);il-ota: Freeman. George Hafner ,
South Dakota: Bellefourche. p]dgar Southmayd Box 291

'i'(MMiosscc': Knoxvillr. ].. W. Wil.y 922 Hannah Ave.

Tojint'=sf"o: T'oavdcn. (]. B'ankenbeckler
J. c/o State Hospital
Tennessee: Chattanooga. W. C. Williams 15 Helen St.
Tennessee: Ea-t Chntianoogu. C. C. Hainrnontree ....11 Byrd St.
Tennessee: Manring- L. I>. Lambert
Tenr.e oe: ,ôbnsoii City. W. A. Maupin R. 5 Box 171
Teiines. ee: ColuniMa. ]\I. ]M. Po'ts _ Route No. o
Texas: Weather 'ord. C. E. Rock-'ool. . 610 Spring St.

Texas: Denison. J. F. Hawkins 680 Woodard St.
Texas: Dallas. A. 1]. Teaison 2101 Gould St.
Texas: San Antonio. R. A. Aêrs , 327 Alvarez Place
Texas: Galveston. Claude Clarke 713 Thirty-third St.
Texas: Cameron. W. S. Ford ; Route No. 1
Texas: Bryan. O. P. Seeman R. One, Box 35
Texas: Anson. Waltei' H. Webb Box 14
Texas: P.renham. J. F. S. Pruill 707 K. Academy St.
Vii'uinia: Lynehbuig. Angel Hantjacos 1204 Main St.

Virginia: Newport News. J. A. Edmonds .1709 Ivy Ave.
Virginia: Danville. ]l. A. Brumfield 1202 Myrtle Ave.
Virginia: Norfolk. L. W. P.oykin 314 Franklin Ave.
Viiginia: Pocahonta-. Hampton Hoyyey P. 0. Box 263
\'irginia: (ôre<lo. RoViort M. Kidd
Virginia: Parrott. H. M. McCov •.
Box 51
Virginia: Chula. S. V. Morefield Route One
Virginia: T.ynchburg. Peo Schaefer 1421 Clay St.
Virg'n'a: Hn riscmburg. W. A. Sponaugle 339 West Biiice St.
Virginia: Schoolfield. J. E. Howard 25 Wash. Ave.
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West Virginia: Huntinuton. A. B. Allphin 822 Seventh Ave.

West Virginia: Packsville. Linzie Ballard .".
West Vi)ginia: Fort S])rings. John D. Falls

*. t Virgnia: Wlneliiig. Steve Vallis .-
2330 Market St.
Wisconsin: A])pleton. John W. Doyle 1026 Third St.

Wisconsin: Washbui'n. J. E. Sutton 405 West Fourth St.
Wisconsin:Reeseville. J. F. Metzger Route L, Box 36
Brantwood. Geo. Kiankala
Wisconsin: Box 3,7
WisconsMi:Edgerton. A. L. Larson 315 W^. Pûlton St.
Wyoming: Basin. Clarence Jenkins ;
Canada: Toronto, Ont. Cliiford A. Bender 92 Kcnilwoith St.

Canada: Thamesville, Ont. Mervin Everitt.. R. R. No. 6
Canada: Rockland, Ont. Ernest J. Pitre '.
101 Laurier St.
Canada: Biantford. Ont. Aithur L. Rowley *P. O. Box 184
Canada: Sii^coe, Ont. N. E. McAinsh 274 Robinson St.
r'an-da: Orillia. Ont. M. A. McDonald 212 John St.
Canada: Hamilton, Ont. Leo Martin ...9 Brittania St.
144 INTERNAT'L POLICE .t DETECTn'E DIRECTORY
NATIONAL BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION
WASHINGTON, D. C.
|{().\KI) OK <;0\ KHXOHS
Jos. M. Quigley, Chairman .Rocliester. N. Y
Michael Regan. Vice-Chainnaii Buffalo. N. Y.
E. Van Bnskirk, Secretary-Treasurer & Superintendent Washington. D. C.

I
Michael lông Newark. N. J.
William A. Pinkerton .Chicago. 111.
William Co])elan Cincinnati, Oliio
Richanl S\l\e^tpr .Wilmington De
1.. Cpsfoi'd Washington. I). C
Marfn O'P.riHii St. i.onis. .Mo.
.lohii T. .lanssen Mil\vank(M\ W's.
Roi' r\ I). Carter -Hallimore, Md.
.lohn .J. Currv .\iagara Falls. N. >

IDEXTIFICATION ASSOCIATIOXS 14r>
thp: international association for identification
PREAMBLE
Tliis Organization sluill be composed of white persons, shall be known as

th(- INTERNATIONAI; ASSOCIATION FOR IDENTIFICATION, and is
lornicd for the following purposes:
1. To associate persons who are actively engaged in the business of iden-

tilioation and investigation into an organized body, so that the business in ail
its branches may be standardized and more efficiently and scientifically ad-
luinistort'd.
2. By co-operation between the several States of this countiy and in

the identification expert may become more effective
I'oroign lands, the work of
and research in one locality be disseminated in other
;ind the advance in science
places thiough the medium of its delegates in convention assembled and by
ether means of communication.
;>. To use the full power of this Association to induce all Bureaus of Iden-
tification and Investigation to adopt modern methods.
4. To endeavoi'
to elevate the personnel of the members in this Associa-
pride in the work, and by their united efforts reduce crime
ion, inspire a just
Hy making identification certain and to aid society generally.
OFFICERS
President A." J. Renoe, Leavenworth, Kansas

Vice-President Irvin P. Jones, Minneapolis, Minn.
Secretary- Treasurer Fred Sandberg, Washington, D. C.
Editor Al Dunlap, Chicago, III.
Sergeant-at-Amis John M. Shea, St. Louis, Missouri

146 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOKY
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR IDENTIFICATION
DIRECTORS
Paul N. Waggoner Memphis, Tennesee
G. A. Benson Waupun, Wisconsin
Lei'oy Goodwin , Youngstown, Ohio
Charles Carmody Detroit, Michigan
T. G. Cooke Chicago, Illinois
RESOLUTION
Committee on Science and Practice of Finger Prints
WHEREAS, the past growth and present progress of the science of finger-
print identification indicate that, within the next few years, there, will be an
enormous increase in the scope and social usefulness of the science, not only
as the best means of social protection through the detection of crime, but as
an accessory to modern business; and
WHEREAS, within a sort period, governmental and industrial bureaus will
be reciuired to handle millions of prints, where now only thousands are classi-
fied, filed and searched, and, wnth the same ease, accuracy and swiftness as at
present; and
WHEREAS, there are certain prints which are subject to argument, dis-
cussion and difference of personal opinion, and which are not treated alike by
all buieaus, as thore is no general authority which is recognized by the whole
finger print i^rofession; and as this leads to diflference of classification, result-
ing in confusion in the interchange of prints and formulas; therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the International Association for Identification, as-

sembled Seventh Annuar Convention, at Washington, District of Colum-
in its
bia, this twenty-first day of September, in the year of Our Lord, 1921, hereby
go on record as favoring the appointment of a standing committee of nationally
known finger print experts, to pcss upon all matters in regai'd to the practise
and theory of finger prints and to decide authoritatively on the classification of
doubtful prints, such decisions to be the accepted guide for all members of the
linger piint profession; and be it further
RESOLVED, that this committee be representative of the whole field of

frnger print identification, criminal, governmental, commercial and individual,
and that it contain in its personnel members of all organizations concenred
with finger print identification; and be it further
IDENTIFICATION ASSOCIATIONS 14;
RESOLVED, That this coinmitteo he empowered to add to its number an\

suitable person, providing that this addition to the committee be approved by
vote of the majority of s;iid commitee; and be it further
RESOLVED, that this committee shall meet during this Convention, if pos-
sible, decide on certain doubtful prints pi'esented by the Secretary, and
to
such other matters as may demand their decision; and that, through corres-
pondence with the Secretary of this Committee and with each other, they shall
act in the future as a final board on all questions concerning the science and
practise of finger prints that may come before them; and be it further
RESOLVED, that, in case of a difference of opinion among the members

of the comTnittee, the matters in question be resubmitted to them, accom-
panied by the comment and criticism of the various members of the commit-
tee; and that, after this second survey, a decision of the majority of the whole
committee be considered as final; and be it further'
RESOLVED, that the Secretary-Trrasurer of the International Association
for Identification is hereby authorized to have photographic cuts made of such
prints as are of the gi'eatest interest to finger print workers, and to have such
photgraphs and the decision?* of the committee incorporated in the Annual
ReiJOT-t of the Association, and otherwise given publicity.
( OMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND PRACTISE OF FINGER PRINTS
Frederick Kuhne, Chairman New York, N. Y.
A. J. Renoe, Secretary . .Leavenworth, Kansas
Bert Wentworth Dover, N. H.
August Vollmer....... ,
....'-. Berkeley, Calif.
Harry M. Smith •. Tacoma, Wash.

Charles M. Stone ..: ..-. Bakersfield, Calif.
G. T. Mairs.. ...Brooklyn, N. Y.
J. H. Taylor ....L;.....: Washington, D. C.

Walter S. Kaye :.. ....:. Washington, D. C.
A. C. Fredericks ....: Philadelphia, Pa.
Harry Caldwell ':::::...:. .....! Oakland, Calif.

148 INTERNATL POLiCE & DETECTIVK DIRECTOKY
State Vice-I'residents
Benche, (". S., Charleston, S. C.

Maurice O'Neil, New Orleans, La. C. S. Morrill, Sacramento, Calif.
J. A. Casey, Baltimore, Maryland W. J. Hughes, Dayton, Ohio
Bennett, R. D. S., Springfield, Mo. Garrett, J. Farrell, Hartfoid, Conn.
Browne, James P., Schenectady, N. Y. Griffin, W. T., Memphis, Tenn.
Clay, Walter A., Cumberland, Md. Hunter, James M., Portland, Osokoi
Duncan, J. G., McAlester, Okla. Juel, Adolph O., San Francisco, ("alif.
I'êrry, Wm. S. Bismarck, N. Dakota. Lamon, O. M., Elko, Nev.
Forrest, Robt. C, Pensacola, Fla. McKenty, James W., Philadelphia, I'a.
(loodwin, Leioy, Youngstown, Ohio. Metcalf," Frank R., Holyoke, Mas ^
Hansen, Charles W., Mincola, Mounts, C. R., Menard, 111.
Long Island, New York Neilson, H. J., Omaha, Neb.
Hummel. Fi'ed, Denver, Colorado Norris, John I*'., New Orleans, La.
Jones, livin P. Miniu-apolis. Minn. Parks, Geo. B., Jeirersonvillc, Ind.
I;ake, Daniel W., Booklyn, N. Y. Tîgney, John J. Bavonne, N. J.
Lumsden, Robt. L., Raleigh, N. C. Storrs, Geo. A., Salt Lake City, Utah
McQueen, W. O., Sioux F'alls, S. D. Toler, Wm. A., Richmond, Va.
Morgarid'vo, F. R., New York Ci.y Vitelli, Alfred, Wilmington, Delaware
Murphv, Joe, Phoenix, Ariz. Wigman, Matthew J., Green Bay, Wis.
Nickelson, D. E., Walla Walla, Wash. Young, D. M., Frankfort, Ky.
Overton. Walker W.. Fort Worth, Tex. Whiteside, Oscar W., V. P., Tenitoiy
Reillev, T. R., Rawlins, Wyoming of Alaska, Juneau.
Rotenberry, Burl C, Little' Rock. Ark. Sanberg, Fred, V. P., Washington,
Tobin. John S. Newport, Rhode Ls. District of Columbia.
Trump, L. A. Sioux City, Iowa E. Foster, V. P., Ottawa, Ontario,
Wentwoith, Bert, Dover, New Hamp- Canada
shire . Goodmurphv, Robt., V. P., Vancouver,
Williams, Joseph H., Butte, Montana. B. C, Canada.
Bendixsen, M., Pocatello, Idaho Lane, Earl C, V. P., Edmunton. Al-
Brown, H. B., Birmingham, Alabama berta, Canada.
Can.ody, Charles C, Detroit, Mich. Linto, Geo. A., Jr., V. P., Republic
IHiTan. P. J., Mexico
Santa Fe, New of Cuba, Manati.
Felts, Thomas L., Bluefield, West Va. Aurelio E. Bermudez, V. P., Republic
Ford, E. W., Hutchinson, Kansas of Panama, Colon.
IDENTIPÎCATION ASSOCIATIONS 14'.)
CALIFORNIA STATE DIVISION
of the
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR IDENTIFICATION
PREAMBLE
This Or.uanizatii-n shall he known as the Califoi-nia State Division of the

I III 1 rnat idual Association foi- Identification.
1. 'I'o associate pei'sons who are actively engaged in the business of Iden-
tification and Investigation an oiganized body, so that the business in all
into
its branches may be standardized and more efficiently and scientifically ad-
ministered.
2. between the several States of this country and foreign

liy co-opei-ation
lands, the Identification expert may become more effective and the
work of the
advance in science and research in one locality be disseminated in other places
through the medium of its delegates in convention assembled and by other
nu-ans of communication.
t
.">. To use full power of this Association to induce all Bureaus of Identifica-
(ion and Investigation to adopt modern methods.
4. To endeavor to elevate the personnel of the members in this Associa-

tion, inspire a just pride in the work, and by their united efforts, reduce crime,
by making identification cei'tain, and to aid society generally.
:\IEMHEKSHIP
Section 1. The m.embership of this Association shall consist of Chiefs of
B rolice, Su]ierintendents of Buieau of Identification and Investigation, Sheriff's,
and all other jjeisons actually engaged in the business of Identification and.
Inveîgat i(ui. Onlv white nei-sons ai'e eligible to membership.
L
150 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE OIRECTORV
OFFICERS
I're-ulcnt :. C. S. Morrili
Supt. State I5iii't'au of Criiiin;il Identitication, Siu-i-unento
\icf-l*resi(U'nt O. 1\I. Hrsi'iinaii
Cliio^ of rolicc, Salinas
Sccrclai\-Ti(-'asurer - H. H. Caldwell
Inspector Bureau erf Identifiertkin, Police Dept., Oakland
.\:^s's!anL S-cretai'V-- -- -- .- _
Cha^. N. Watkins
Tl^.iel r>etective Sei'vice, San I'î-ancisco
S('ru.eant-it-Arins {i'u VV. IMcLendon

Chief of Police, Lon^' Beach
liOAUT) OF DIRFCTO'?S
.1. Byers
C. SheiilT, San Dietô
Kivd B. Kut7 Sui)t. Bureau of Identification, P. !)., i.on.u- lieach
Win. Al. Veale Undei' Sherilf, I\lai'tin<'Z
.
.1. H. l>eri\v Supt. County P.iu'cau of 'n' ilication. San Bornardin'i

I
Claicnce H. Tlouscr Supt. C'ûnty Bui' 'au of Identification, Fresno
KOSl i:R Ol' AIFMBKRS

Abbot, Carl, Maishai, King- City, Calif.
Adams, S. J., Specir! Agent, Dcpt. of Justice, San I'ranrisco, Calif.
Alexander, W. M., Under Sheriff, Oroville, Calif.
Armstrong-, J. B., Priva'e Detective. ;"1S Bryson Bldg., Lt)s Anueles. Calif.
I'.a.rnet, Frank, Sheriff, Oakland. Calif.
Ba.shline, S. T., Deputy Sheriff, Sprockels, Calif.
P.eckei-, Chas. A., Sergeant of I'olice, Berkeley, Calif.
Becker, Bui-ton F., Chief of Police, I'ledmont, Calif.
Beevers, L. A., Con.'Jtable, Salinas, Calif.
Berry, J. H., Supt. County Bureau of Idei^^ ideation. San B.-rnai-diiid, C.-ilif.
Black, Ceo. H., Guard, San Quentin, Calif.
Black, John N., Chief of Police, San Jose, Calif.
Blum, Geo. W., Police Photographer, San Francisco, Calif.
lôren, Will A., Deputy Sheriff, Quincv, Calif.
I'.radley. J. P.. Deputy Sheriff, Weed, Calif.
IDENTIFICATION ASSOCIATIONS l.jl
Burchain, A. A., Chief of Police, San Bernardino, Calif.

Buttertield, J. J., Long Beach, Calif.
Byers, James C, Sheriff, San Diego, Calif.
Caldwell, H. H., Inspector in Charge Bureau of Identification, Oakland, Calif.
Carey, E. J., Marshal, ICmeryville.
Carlson, Milton, Handwriting Expert, Los Angeles, Calif.
Cabalier, L. A., City Marshal, Burlingame, Calif.
Cline, J. W., Supt. Bureau of Identification, Los Angeles, Calif.
(.k)ley, V. J., Inspector of Police, Oakland, Calif.
Conant, Bert H., Detective Sergeant, Alameda, Calif.
Conoms, Paul Lieutenant of Police, San Diego, Calif.
Corey, I. H., Special Agency National Board Fire Underwriters, S. F., Calif.
Craig- D. J., Special Agent Santa Fe R. R. Fresno- Calif.
Crawley, M. F., House Detective Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Calif.
Crowell- Harry L., Police Department, San Diego, Calif.
Currie, John- Deputy Sheriff, Salinas, Calif.
Cummings, E. E., De])utv Sheriff"- FA Centro, Calif.
Dallas, Robert L.- Sheriff, Modesto, Calif.
Elasho- Harry F., Traffic Officer, Salinas, Calif.
Eldridge, J. D.- Chief of Police, San Bernardino, Calif.
Engram, R. L.. Special Agent A. T. S. F. Rv.- San Bernardino, Calif.
Evans, J. P.- City Maishal, Pacific Grove, Calif.
Field- W. H., Detective Agency, San Francisco, Calif.
Geauque, P. E., Supt. Pinkerton's, San Francisco. Calif.
Gilroy, Geo. T., Police Department- San Diego, Calif.
Gompert, Frank B., F. P. Expert, Naval Air, San Diego, Calif.
Gorman, J. W., Y. (SrE. Rep.- Long Beach, Calif.
Guest, Thos.- Bureau of Identification, Police Depailment, San Francisco- Calif.
Hannah, F. K., Chief of Police- Santa Cruz, Calif.
Hansen, J. P., Constable. Soledad, Calif.
Hardy, W. 0., Marshal- Ontario, Calif.
Hart, Wm., Detective Buiiau- 227 Pine St., San Francisco, Calif.
Hax- Neil, Supt. Bureau of Identification, Pasadena, Calif.
Heeie. Fred W.- Bureau of Identification, Police Dept., Piedmont, Calif.
Heiniich, E. O., Consulting Criminologist- Berkelev, Calif.
Henry, E. L. R., Deputv Sheriff- Bureau of Identification, Red Bluff, Calif.
Hirschev- C. M., Chief of Police, Hillsborough, Calif.
Hiserman, O. M.- Chief of Police. Salinas. Calif.
Houser, C. H., Bureau of Identification, Sheriff's Office- Fresno, Calif.
Holbrook, Chas. A.- F. P. Clerk, State Bureau, Sacramento. Calif.
INTEHNAT'L POIJCE <S- DHTECTn"!-: lUKECTOHV
liiKOrsoll, V. 1,., Jiuirau oi Idcnt., TJicft iUiicau Iîcific Coa.st .Auto Under-
wi-itcr.s- C()nror<'i)c<\ (\ulif.
.Iacl<:on, C. E.- Shrriil, Santa Ana, Calif.
Ji'lFin-ey, Walter .M.. Alotchants Patro', San I'îancisco- Calif.
Jcnninff.s. Ed., Police Deinirtnient- Ilichinoiid, Calif.
.Johnson, Fred, Sneeial AKont A. T. S. K., San Bei-nardino, Calif.
John -on' Russell J.. Supt. I'urean of Ident.. Police Dept.- Santa B ii-bai'a, C'alif.
John.'ôn, T. C. Police Dept., Oakland, Calif.
Jones, W. F.- Shei'ift, Fresno- Calif.
Juel, A. O., Buieau of Identihcatior,. T olice Dept., San Francisco- Calif.
Keatint^-, J. J.- Shci-iff, San P.afacl- Calif.
Kiny. Tom. House Detective, Cipwells. Oakland- Calif.
Kirk, K. D.- Dept. nf Justice Affeiit, l?-2.!2 Califoi'nia St. San Francisco, (âlif.
Kutz. Fred B.. Police Depailnienl. Lony Beach, Calif.
Lampkin, H. W.. Un<'.er SheriflF, Pvodwcjod Cit> Calif ,
Lawrence L. J., ConstalJe, Watsonvillo, Calif.

Lawson, E. E. House Detective- Faiivumil. Sail "raiu-ii-ci)' 1 Calif.
Ce, C. D., Su):t. Rrcoi'd-, Police Dept.- Beikelev Calif.
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Lemon- W. E., Traffic Officer. \V:itsr.nvil!.'. idif. (
Lynch- W. O., Elks' Club, Valleio. Calif.

Lvter. A. VV.. Ch'ef of Police. Pomona Calif.
McAtee, F. B., Mills Blfi«-., San Francisco- Ca'iL
McCartv. 1. H- i^f-'Ms PuiVUng' San Francisco, Calif.
McCay, B. W., Chief Invest. P.C.A.U.C, -'Mo Pine St., San Francih CO. 'alif. <
McDonald, J. J S''e-"<f". air(ir>id, Calif.

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Mclntvre, W. S., Pas- len\ Calif

McLendon- Ben W.. C'lief of Police. Loivv Beach- Calif.
Macy, W. J., Supt. Bn-'-iu of Tdc^flication, Police Dept., San Diet o- Calif.
Mack, T. A., Sheriff- M v-el. Calif.
.Vfaderia. Wm. L, Post O'TL-o In^pectoi'. San Fiancirco, Calif..
Man ford- B. B.- SherliX, Vnl,a Citv. Calif.
Mar.sh, Wiley. Marshal. Ch'no. Calif.
.Alc'ikc. Win. A., Police Depart"ient- San D'e^-o. c'alif.
Mils. J. P.. Justice of Peace. Soledad. Calif.'
Mnnroe- J. W.- Sheriff. Woodland. Calif.
Moore. F. H., Con;tab'e, Santa Cruz. Calif.
Mo>rill, C. S., Supt. State P.u'-e-Hi Identification- Sacramento- Cali f.
Mulhall, T. F., Arson Board Nat'l Board Fire Underwi-tiers. San Fr ancisco. Cii]
Murd-clc D. G.- Deputy Shtr'ff, San Bernardino. Calif.
Murnh^-, H. A., Police Sergeant, Pasadena, Calif.
NefV1pr!"»n. Henry Chp. Traffic Dent., Police Dept. Oakland Cali
Nesbit, W. J., Sheriff, Salinas. Calif.
IDEXTIFICATION ASSOCIATIOXS 15:
Xowell. D. Boono- Sheriff', Bakersfield, Calif.

Xuttail, C. S., Denuty Sheriff, Salinas, Calif.
Over, W. A., Under Sheriff- Salinas- Calif.
rktrick. J., Chief ol Police, San Diego, Calif.
Pihl- John- Deputy Constable, Gonzales, Calif.
I'oore, J. F., Sheriff, Altui'as, Calif.
Putzker, Oscar E., Sergeant Police- IJerkelev- Calif.
iiadclift, H. K., Tnvestisator, P.C.A.U.C, ^^Pine St. San P"'rancisco Calif.
Fleno, A. J., Dept. of Justice- Ler-venwoith- Kansas.
PJiodes, Welton C, Under Sheriff, Madera, Calif.
i{()l)in;-,<)n- J. H.- Deputy Sheriff, Salinas, Calif.
Ross, A. J., Invpstijrator. City Nnt'l Bank Bidg., Lo? Angeles, Calif.
Poss, J.- Sheriff"- Santa Barbara, Calif.
Salituri, I. B., F. P. Expert. El Cerito, Calif.
Sawyer, Marshal- Upland, Calif.
J. F.-
Schi'ader, H., Jr., F. T>. S: H. W. Expert, Calif. State Bui-eau of Identification.
Sacramento- CaPf.
Scully- J. P.,Bureau of Ideiitiliciition, Police Department, Vallejo, Calif.
Shay, W. A.. Sheriff"- '^.^^^^^ B^rirîdino, Calif.
Shirley. B. V., Bureau of Identification, lôlice Dept.- Richmond, Calif.
Sked- Wni. B., F. P. Expert, State Bureau Identification- Sacramento, Calif.
Sinilev. -T. W., Sheriff's Off'ice. Martinez, Calif.
Smith- C. Sheriff". Visalia.
Smith- Lee E., Chief of Police. Modesto, Calif.
Stanford, W. T., Chief of Police, Valleio; Calif.
Stanley, James O., Constable, Jelon- Calif.
Stanton- C. D.. Sheriff. Colusa. Calif.
"<aii-e- T. J., Sergeant Police, San Bernardino, Calif.
Siiith. Ches>r A. Ch-rf ni" I'oiice. Marvsvilie Calif.
Stewart R. G.. Under Sheriff, Colusa.
Stone, Chas. H.- Chief of Police- Bakersfield, Calif.
Taylor, C. J.. Sheriff. San Luis Obi.spo, Calif.
Trafton. H. V.- Sheriff"- Santa Cruz.
Truax, Frank. Chief of Police, Fresno, Calif.
Veale, R. R., Sheriff, Martinez, Calif.
Vollmer. Fred- Aft. A.T.S.F.- 371 Lucas, Los Angeles, Calif.
Wahnuith. Wm. H., Chief of Police, Alameda. Calif.
Wall. \V. J.- Chief of Police, Santa Barbara- Calif.
Waterburv. F. L.. Police Depailment, Berkeley, Calif.
Watkins- Chas. N., Asst. Genl. Mgr. Thiel Detective Service Co.- S. F.. Calif.
VVhitsitt, S., Chief of Police, Watsonville. Calif.
Wittmann Bias, Constable- San Ardo, Calif.
THE ILLINOIS FINGER PRINT ASSOCIATION
was organized at Peoria- 111., Friday, December 16, 1921. The name adopted
was THE ILLIONIS STATE ASSOCIATION FOR IDENTIFICATION.
On this auspices occasion weie present men from all walks of life who were
—
experts in Dactyloscopy City, State and Railway officials, Commercial and
Private Finger Print Experts and Students- and men from other Identification
Bureaus. E. A. Duke of Peoria acted as temporary chairman and S. A. Dickson
of Chicago acted as temporary secretary. Permanent officers were elected as
follows:
President Edward J. Hargrave, Chicago, 111.
Vice-President M. W. McClaughry, Joliet, 111.
Secretary-Treasurer ..W. D. Milnor- E. St. Louis, 111.
Editor Al. Dunlap, Chicago- 111.
Sei"geant-at-Arms Edward S. Arentz, Chicago, 111.
Directors — E. A. Duke, Peoria, 111.
A. O. Ely, National City, 111.
Fred W. Licht, Forest Park. 111.
Guy R. Williams- Lewistown, 111.
Mrs. M. W. McClaughry, Joliet, 111.
Letters were received from prominent Police and Special Agents all over
the country signifying their intention of becoming members. Among the aims
of the organization are to work for the Universal adoption of the Finger Print
Identification System in place of all others, and to co-operate with all allied
organizations, public- private and commercial identification departments and
institutions.
Among those present were:
Mr. W. McClaughrv. Joliet, Supt. of Identification.

Scott A. Dickson. Chicago, Special Agent for C. & N.W.R.R.
Philip Reitz, Joliet, Chief of Special Agents. E.J. & E.R.R.
G. H. Miller, Chicago, Secty-Treas, Chicago Railroad Special Agents and Police
Association.
John M. Shea, E. St. Louis- Supt. of Bureau of Identification.
A. Funlap. Chicago, Editor "The Detective."
T>.
F. L. Mather, Chicago. Member State Police AuxilUary.
Edward J. Hargrave, Chicago, Hargrave Secret Service.
Edward S. Amtz Chicago, Mgr. Protective Dept. Illinois Bankers' Association.
IDENTIFICATION ASSOCIATIONS IS'
A. M. De Voumey, Chicago, Mgr. Criminal Dept. of Wm. J. Burns Inter-

national Detective Agency.
C. C. Jones, Pontiac, Bureau of Identification at State Reformatory.
Bliss W. Boering, Chicago, State Police Auxiliary.
Stephen L. Wood, Decatur, Desk Sergeant of Police Department.

W. K. Pentosky. Joliet, Keeper State Prison, and many others.
This organization should be proud of the untiring zeal exhibited by its
President, Edward J. Hargrave, to whom in a large measure this meeting was
due, and its eflficent corps of Charter Members agument well for the work
ahead of it.
CHARTER MEINIBERS
:M. W. McClaughry. Supt. of Identification, 111. State Penitentiary, Joliet 111.
Scott A. Dickson, Special Agent C. & N.W. Ry., Chicago, 111.
G. H. Miller, Secty. & Treas. C.R.R.S.A. & Police Assn.. Chicago, 111.
Philip Reitz, Chief Special Agent E.J. & E. Ry. Co.. Joliet, 111.
John M. Shea, Supt. Bureau of Identification, Police Dept., St. Louis- Mo.
Al Dunlap, Editor of "The Detective," Chicago- 111.
Femand P. Phillippe, Finger Print Expert, Lexington, 111.
John A. Wingate, Finger Print Expert, Sesser, 111.
Fred G. Buerke, Patrolman, Peoria Police Dept.- Peoi'ia, III.
R. Sparks, Finger Print Expert, Chicago- 111.
I. L. Ray, Finger Print Expert, Abingdon, 111.
Charles Kleca, Finger Print Expert, Chicago- 111.
Elvem Reed, Finger Print Expert, Litchfield- 111.
F. L. Mather, State Police Auxiliary Committee, Chicago. 111.
Edward J. Hargrave, The Edward J. Hargrave Secret Secrive, Chicago- 111.
Edward S. Arentz, Mgr. Protective Dept. Illinois Bankers' Assn., Chicago. 111.
A. M. DeVouney, Mgr. Criminal Dept. of Wm. J. Bums International Detective

Agency, Chicago- 111.
ir,6 INTERNAT'L POLICP: & DETECTIVK DIRECTORV
C. C. Jones, Bureau of Identification Illinois State Reformatoi*y, PontiaC' III.
ISliss W. Boering-, State Police Auxiliary Committee, Chicago, 111.

Stephen L. Wood, Desk Sergeant, Police Department, Decatur, III.
E. B. Wolfe, Finger Print Expert, Champaign, 111.
W. K. Pentosky, Keeper Illinois State Penitentiai-y, Joliet- 111.
A. E. Duke, Deputy Sheinff- Peoria, 111.

Fred W. Licht, Chief of Police. Forest Park. 111.
Walter E. Ganschew, Captain of Police, Oak Park, 111.
F. J. Goukl P. O. Inspector, Peoria- 111.
A. O. Ely, ex-Chief of Police, National Stock Yards, National City, 111.
.Jean B. Kopf, Finger Print Expert. Peoria, III.
W. D. Wilner, Chief of Police, Swift & Co., East St. Louis, 111.
L. F.Gumburt Banker. Macomb. III.
Guy E. Holmes, Sheriff, Fulton County, Levvistown, 111.
Mont E. Penniwell, Decatur, 111.
Mrs. B. C. McClaughry- Asst. Supt. of Identification III. State Penitentiary,
Joliet, 111.
C. C. Palmer, Chief of Police, Canton, 111.
J. F. Rossiter, Chief Special Aeent. C.R.I. & P. Rv.
J. E. Martin. Chief of Police. Peoria, 111.
Ruter, P. O. Inspector, East St. Louis, III.
HitchcocW. P. O. Inspector- Mt. Vernon, III.
Germer, P. O. Inspector, Chicago, 111.
F. G. Allen, Chief of Police, Decatur, 111.
V. A. P.ittprle. Snecial Agent American Ry. Ex. Co., Terre Haute, Ind.
Floyd Mudham. Finger Print Expert, Decatur, 111.
F. R. Hillver, Suvit. Bureau of Identification, Police Dept., Peoria, 111.
Wm. C. O'Reilly Finger Print Expert, Chicago. 111.
Next Annual Meeting to be held at Joliet, Illinois, October, 192;*.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PERSONAL

IDENTIFICATION
HOAHI) OK DIRECTOItS
PATRICi<: RVAX. Chairman 157 East SStli Street. Xr-w York Citv
MARIOX BROOKS, Secretary
OFI ICKRS
FREDERICK KCHXE. President 1S33 79th St.. Brooklyn. Xew York City
BERT WEXTWORTH First Vice-President
PERCY C. TOLMIE. Second Vice-Presideiu
HE!{BERT LAXG Third Vice-President
RCTHERFORn B. LEWIS Treasurer
AGXES A. STEIN Recording Secretary
FRAXK OCHS Corresponding Secretary
LEAH G. LOEB Editor
MAURICE W. FITZGERALD Sergeant-at-Arms
rXlTED STATES .
Cal.ioi-n a : Xew York:

FRED A. COOKE CHARLOTTE M. BEYER
Colorado: FRANK A. BYRNE
WILLIA.AI L. AR DOX.VLl) ROBERT C. CRAFT
Connecticut: WILLIAM B. CCRTIS
CAMILLE W. CLIPFKL ROBERT C. DE VOE
District of Columbia: ARTHUR E. Dl'LFER
HARRY F. LAWLOR GEORGE H EBERLE
Florida: MRS. GRACE E. FOG ARTY
R. 11. STARLING LOlIS J. GOTLIEB
Illinois: PAULINE HERMANN
MATTHEW W. .McCLAUGllRY MRS. MARY H. L.\ VINE
Indiana: D.V.VIl) A SCOTT
ORREN D. WILLIAMS GERTRUDE M. SULLEXDER
Iowa: GRAXT WILLIAMS
WILLIAM O. RAXSOM Xort.: Carolina:
Kentucky: GEORGE W. HARTLEY
T. J. Lanahan Ohio:
Maryland: OTTO L. HANKISOX
JOHX A. CASEY Pea:isylyania :
Massachusetts: E L. SIMMERS
EDWIX F. .IOHXS(JN R::o;!o Is and:
Michigan: JOHX E. MURR.\Y
HARLEY C. I'LREY South Carolina:
Minnesota: E. R. MEDD
GEORGE W. SHOUTZ T-as:
Missouri: ALBERT T. WALKER
CHAS. H. KORTE SR. Virc^'in'a:
Montana: JAMES H. TAYLOR
P. S. GERLIXGS V.'asl! iic,non:
Xehraska: JAMES F. SCANLAND
PETER JOHNSTONE Vv'isco^^sin
New Jersey: LOUIS S. BRADY
JOH.X J. RIGNEY Wyoiiiin,?:
' •''. MARSHALL
F<)KKI(;.\ COrXTRIES
.Allierta. Canada: Shanghai. China:
CHARLES H. ROBINSON ARCHIBALD G. JACOBS
Ontario. Canada: Cuba: *
WILLIAM F. HENDERSON ENRIQUE B.ARRUECO
.Manitoba. Canada: Panama:
LEON LAMBERT AURELIO E. BERMUDEZ
Hankow. China:
PAUL B. C. AVASIA
IDENTIFICATION BUREAUS
ARIZONA
Arizona: Phoenix. Arizona State Identification Bureau. U. T. Bledsoe, Supt.
ALABAMA
Bodeker's National Detective Agency, Inc., 209-10 Brown-Marx Bldg., Birniing-
haiii, Alabama. Finger Print Identification Department.
ARKANSAS
The Vick & Clay Detective Agency, Inc., 200-1-2 Reigler Bldg., Little Rock,
Arkansas. Finger Print Identification Dept. W. A. Clay, Supt. No. 358.
CALIFORNIA
Office: Gormley Building-, 912 Eighth Street, Sacramento.

The J. B. Armstrong- Detective Service, ;]18 Bryson Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
Finger Print Identification Department. J. B. Armstrong, Principal.
The Belgcr Detective Agency, 415 Fay Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Finger Print
Identification Department. L. E. Belger, Manager.
Murphy's Private Detective & Information Bureau, 'y.]2-?,'A Markwell Bldg.,
Long- Beach, Calif. Finger Print Identification Dept. M. J.Murphy, Princ.
V. A. Pearl Detectives, 224 First Xt'l Bank Bldg., Long- Beach, California.
Finger Print Identification Department. V. A. Pearl, Principal.
lUireau of Identification, Sherifl^'s Office, Madera, Calif. W. C. Rhodes, Supt.
llifclicock Patrol and Detective»Service, 309-12 Pantages Bldg., Oakland, Calif.
l''inger Print Identification Department. C. E. Hitchcock, Manager.
Fdv ard Oscar Heinrich, B. S. Fing-er Print Identification in connection with

evidence.
legal 742-720 New Call Bldg.,
tool Oxford Sti-cot. Berkeley, Telephone Berkeley 5565-W.
J. 1\ lV:!dlp\', I'ureau of Identification, Weed, Siskiyou County, Calif.
!UP:NTIFICATI0N BI'REAUS 159
COLORADO
Colorado: Pueblo. Police Department Identification Bureau. W. L. McDonald,
Superintendent.
Colorado: Canon City. Colorado State Buieau of Criminal Identification. C.

L. Enos, Superintendent.
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut: Hartfoi'd. Aetna Ruieau of Identification, 35 Mulberry Street.
Camille W. Clipfel- Principal. Established 19.19.
FLORIDA
Florida: Pensacola. Bureau of Identification, County Jail. R. C. Forrest, Supt.
IDAHO
Idaho: Boise. Idaho State Division of Identification. W. H. Hiatt, Director.
ILLINOIS
TH!: KDW.MJ;) .3. UAHdliW K SKCRET SKIl\ K'K, 2!>2-2(>;J-r><H}-r>:)7 H;m-
(I<)li»I» EJuildinii, IJ."> \()it]» <'I;uk Street, Chicaiio, Illinois. i:<l\var<l .7.
Iiainr;'\<', l'iinci|);il ; (ieoijic K. Matiirav*', (iesicval Manaiifr. I'I\(«KII

IMil.NT IIH<;\Tn IC.VnON I)KI».\HT>1K\'I . "Membei of Illinois Stale
Associatioij ior Id'îit ificat ion, Infcinat ional Association for Identifica-
tion and Inlci'nat ion: I Society for I'er-ona! ident ificat i«>n.
Shippy, Hunt, Int. Detective Agency, l;'.9 No. Clark Street, Chicago, 111. Phone
Randolph ."5!)9. Finger Print Identification Department. N. Hunt, Principal.
William J. Turner Detective Agency, 36 West Randolph Street, Chicago, III.
Finger Print Identification Department. L. C. Hillock, Manager.

Illinois State Penitentiary, Identification Department, Joliet, 111. E. J. Murphy,
Warden; M. W. McClaughry, F. P. Identification Officer (formerly Special
Agent-in-Charge of the United States Bureau of Ci'iminal Identification
at Leavenworth, Kansas).
IlHnois: Chicago. Personal Identification Fing:er Print Bureau, 742 Diversey

Parkway. A. G. Olson, Principal.
Illinois: Pontiac. Private Finger Print Bureau, 1201 N. Mills Street. L. A.

Norlund- Owner and Manager.
Illinois:Chicago. International Bureau for Personal Identification, Chicago
Branch. C. Waranius, Superintendent.
Illinois: Chicago. Private Finger Print Bureau, 3431 Harrison St. R. Sparks,
Owner and Manager.
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IOWA
I<nva: Di-s jMoines. Iowa State nuiTau of l(lt'nti(ication. Hairy J. Passno,

F. P. K., Suix^rintendeiit.
Iowa: Mescaline. Interstate Bureau for Identification and Investigation, llOS

East Second Street. E. Blakenship- F.P.E., Principal.
Tlu' American Detective A<.':ency, ."UJO Johnson County Bank Bld^., Iowa City, lo.
Finder Print Identification Department. E. O. Can-oll, Principal.
INDIANA
Indiana: .Jeflersonville. Indiana Reformatory Bureau of Identification. A. F
Dowd, State Agent and Superintendent.
Central Fiii;;er Print Liui'eau, IG I'ciulirol^p Ai'cnde. IiHliiiiiapnlis, liid.
KANSAS
(Jlynn's Detective Service. :!11 C!:c's'iuit Strcrt. Leavenworth. Kansas, l-'inger
Print Ident'tication Department. Joh.n T. Glynn, Pi'incipal.
\V. Pay Hcinrich, Contident-'al Investi?i,atoi'. Pock P.ox 272, .Mound \'alley,
Kansas. Innger Print Identification Department and IJloodhound Sei-vice.
MASSACHU.SETTS
Pay Detective Agency and ^lerchants Secret Service. 100 Boylston Street. Bos-
ton Mass. Fin,",ei' Print Ident'ficaticn Department.
Chaiter Oak Detective Sei'vice, :;] State Street. Boston, ;\Iass. Finger Print
Identification. Experts in chiU'.ge.
MICHIGAN
Ali(h'"an: Mai'duette. Rouse of Correction Ikireau of Identihcation. Hugo E.

Ericson, Superintendent.
Michigan: Detroit. Police Dei)artm"nt JUneau of Idcntitication, Earl O.

Stephens, Assistant Superintendent.
I'inger Print Identification Department. Sheriff's Olfice, Delta (>)unty. .Mien.

?]dward L. Gervais, Finger Piint Expert in Charge.
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MINNESOTA
Minnesota: Minneapolis. Private Finger Print Bureau, 722 South Ninth St.
George W. Shoutz, Owner and Manager.
Minnesota: St. Paul. Police Department Bureau of Identification. John J.
Tiemey, Assistant Sup>erintendent.
MISSOURI
THK EDWARll J. HARGRAVE SECRET SERVICE, 922-923-924 Victoii.i
Eighth and liOcust Streets, St, liOuLs, Missouri. Edward .1.
Iûilding;,
Hargrave, l*rincipal; George E. Hai-gi-ave, General Manager; Robori
L. Noonan, Manjiger St. Louis Offices. PIXGER PRINT II>ENTIFICA-
TION DEPARTMENT. General Offices, 202-203-506-507 Randolp.'i
liuilding, Chicago, Illinois.
MONTANA
STATE OF MONTANA Fergus County CITV OF I.EWISTOAX \

P. S. GERLINGS, F. P. E.
Superintendent City and County Bureau of Identification. State
S pt. Internat onal Bureau for Personal Identification (Guardian
Bureaux). Representative International Secret Service Association.
Office: Re.sideuce:
< ourt House. Thone 90 607 Shields St., Phone l.~>2
IDENTIFICATIONS AND INVESTIGATIONS

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IMontana: Lewistown. City and County Identification Bureau. Police Depart-

ment, City Hall. P. S. Gerlings, Superintendent.
Montana: Great City and County Bureau of Identification, Police De-

Falls.
partment. Ray
Gaunt, Inspector in Charge.
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Montana: Butte, City Bureau of Identification, Police Department. Bernard
King, Superintendent.
NEBRASKA
Nebraska: Lincoln. Bureau of Identification, Police Department. Victor 0.
Seeck, Superintendent.
NEVADA
Nevada State Prison, Carson City. Nev. Finger Print Identification Depart-
ment. Otto Benham, Finger Print Expert, Officer in Charge.
Reno, Nevada, Police Dept. Identification Bureau. C. R. Hillhouse. E.xpert.
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NEW JERSEY
1 L'lugliey'.s r^'ational Secret J'><'i'v ice Euroau, 10 S. Tenn. Ave., Atlantic City,
New Jeisey. Finger Print Identification Dept. Wni. H. HauThey, I'res.
I'hc Thorire Detective Afêncy, Sheen Bklrv-. At'antic City. > ew .Jcr -oy. Fin'^;M-
Print Identification Derartment. Jair.es A. Tliorpe, [^resident.
Tnlmie's State Detective Service, 828 Broad Strret, Mewark, New Jersey.
Finger Print Identifica' -en Departr cnt. P. C. Toln-'e, Pr'ncipa^.
NEW YORK
New York: Albany. P>urran of Iden^'ifiration. Albany County Penitentiary.

William J. Halloran, Superintendent.
New Yoi-k City: New York Kegistering- Co.. 112.". P.roadway.
New Yoik City: National Key Register Co., 708 Broadway.

New York City: Hotel Credit Letter Co., 1305 Fifth Avenue.
New York City: Falk iMngei' Print System, 9,') IJbertj' Street.
New Yoi-k City: Federal Identification Bureau, 175 Fifth Avenue.
New York City: Baudei Idetitification Co., ,")01 First Avenue.
New York City: National Pei sonal Identification Bureau, 22l:i Ludlow Ave.
New York: Schenectady. Buvciu if IdenMfication, Police Department. Ser-
geant James P. Browne, Sui)erintendent.
Braun National Detective Bureau, 5 Beekman Stieet, New York Ci^'y. N. Y.

Finger Print Identification Department. Julius B. Braun, Principal.
Kings County Detective Bureau, 50 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Finger Print
Identification Department. Louis Cohen, Principal.
Senes Detective Bureau, Inc., 135 Broadway, New York City, N. Y. Finger
Print Identification Department. Anthony Senes, Chief.
National Bureau of Investigation and Personal Identification. Inc. .'105 Broad-

way, New York City. Branch Offices in Ohio and New Jersey.
Wilson's Detective Agency, ll(i Nassau Street, New York City, N. Y. Finger
Print Identification Department. George E. Wilsen, Principal.
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OHIO
Oliio: Columbus. Bureau of Criminal Identification- Police Department.
Thomas A. Scully- Superintendent.
Ohio; Columbus. The National Detective Bureau Co., Inc. R. I. Miles, Super-
intendent, Identification Department.
Ohio: Arkon. Private Finger Print Bureau. George Piper, Owner.
Ohio: Cleveland. Piivate Finger Print Bureau, 141 Euclid Avenue. C. W.

Ewing, Owaei- and Manager.
0?a.AHOMA
Olclahoina: Tulsa. P>uroau of Identification. Joe E. Duran- Supt.
OREGON
'Ihe Southern Oresou Identification Bureau, Jackson and Douglas Counties,
Oregon. Pe-sora! and Criir.inal Identificaf on. R. J. Schrader, F.P.E.^ -'I'r ••
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Phili])pine National Detective Agency, 728 Calle Zacateros, Santa Cruz,, IMavla.
I Philippine Islands. Finger Print Identification. J. P. Watson, President.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania: Wilkes Ban-e. Bureau of Identification- State Police. Edw. E.
Beisel, Superintendent.
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia. Kearney's Identification Bureau, 6031 Lansdowne

Avenue. Al J. Kearny, Manager.
(Ssv .ta\rr,is«'Mient (/ii !*;tg Hi.) •
Taylor National Detective Agency, Baxter Bldg., 414 S. Penn. Square, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Finger Print Identification Depaitment. J. B. Taylor, Pros.
TEXAS
Texas: Gainesville. Ikireau of Identification. Cecil J. Burch, Superintendent.
Texas: Houston. Bureau of Identification, Police Department. C. G. McGraw-
Assistaiit Superintendent.
Texas: Galveston. Buieau of Identification- Police Department, Dave Henry,
Superintendent.
Texas: El Paso. F>ureau of Identification, Police Department. Captain John
Wood, Superintendent.
UIAM
Utah: Ogden. Bureau of Identification, Police Department. R. H. Wootton-
Sui)erintendent.
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WASHINGTON
Wiishinerton: Walla Walla. Sâte Bureau of Identification, State Penitentiai-j-.

K. W. Roberts, Superintendent.
International Detective Agency, 623 Perkins Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Finger

Print Identification Department. P. H. Howell, Manager.
Spokane, Washington, Police Department, Identification Bui-eau, W. H. Turner,

Finger Print Expert, Officer in Charge.
WISCONSIN
Boloit, Wisconsin, Police Department Identification Bureau. Sergeant B. F

Lamphear, Finger Print Expert, Officer in Charge.
WYOMING
Bruce Hodge Detective and Secret Servant Agent, Buffalo, Wyo. Finger Priiii.
Identification Bureau. Bruce Hodge, Principal.
CANADA
Miss M. Bartholmew, Finger Print Expert, Police Dept.. Victoria, B. C. C'lnula.

Canada: Calgary, Alberta. Bureau of Identification, Police Department.
Oscar Woodhouse, Superintendent.
Cuba: Havana. Bureau of Identification, Police Department. Wilfred de

Goicouria, Superintendent.
\'iigin Islands: St. Thomas. Private Finger Print Bureau. J. Mena, Owner
and Manager.
China: Hongkong. Bureau of Identification, Police Department. W. A. Rus.sell,

F. P. E.
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FINGER PRINT EXPERTS
Aiizona: Jerome. Darron L. Betts, Box 1753.

Arizona: (llobe. Mrs. Wm. Wallace, F.P.E., Sheviflr'<- Office.
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Aikan.'âs: Little Pvock. S^t. T. Tatuin. F.P.E., Police Department.
California: San Bernardino. J. H. BeiTV. F.P.E., Sheriff's Office.

California: San Bernardino. M. F. Moya. F.P.E., 1246 Fussel St.
California: San Bernardino. W. A. Boren, F.P.E., Deputy Sheriff.
California: Los Angeles. Ralph C. DouRherty, F.P.E., 2489 West Ifyth St.
California: Los Angeles. A. A. Jeese, F.P.E., 2043 West 41st St.
California: Los AnKfles. .^L (J. Weybrij?ht. F.P.E., 814y2 So. Broadway.
California: Santa .4na. Herman J. Zabel, F.P.E.
Caliofrnia: Richmond. M. R. Sprague. F.P.E., 1106 McDonald Avenue.
California: Stagg. D. G. Murdock, F.P.E. Constable.
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California: Alhambra. M. R. Spencer. F.P.E.. 128 South Palm Avenue.

California: San Franci:-;co. M. F. Jo>ce, F.P.E., 1050 Oak St.
California: San Francisco. \V. W. Reeves, 1112 .AL'Jrket St.
California: Long Beach. Fred E. Cooper. F.P.E., 625 E. Sth St.
Califoi-nia: Weed. J. P. B)adley, F.P.E., Weed Lbr. Co.
California: San Diego. H. 1". Stewart, F.P.E., I'oom 11 Court House.
California: Alameda. Beit H. Conant, F.P.E., Police DepartnK-nt.
California: San FJenito. G. T. Williams, F.P.E., Under Sheriff.
Califoinia: Bakerstield. Geo. Lawson, F.P.E., Shei'iff's Office.
California: San Jose. John Lansoni, l'\P.E., Sheriff's Office.
Color-do: Red Cliff. Solon D. Ackley, F.P.E. and Sheriff.
(\ nnecticut: Hartford. Artlni)' P. la Fever, F.P.E..

47 Mullx^rrv St. '
C„nn<>cliciir: Naugatuck. G. F. Hohlock, F.P.E., 2fr3 High St.

Connecticut: Torrington. John V. Ryan, F.P.E.. Police Department.
Distiict of Columbia: Washington. D. C. Walter F. Barch, F.P.E.. with Armv

Dept. U. S. Government. 511 Tenth St. X. W.
I'loiida: West Palm Beach. C. B. OLôn. I-'.P.E.. Box 777.

Florida: :\Iiami. J. W. Bishop, F.P.E., Sheriff's Office.
Idaho: Idaho Falls. C. E. Criddle. F.P.E., Sheriff's Office.

Idaho: Caldwell. Robert Foote, F.P.E. Detective Agency.
niinois: East Moline. Rav Bessmei-. F.P.E.. Police Department

Illinois: Peoria. A. E. Duke, F.P.E., 211 Monroe St.
Illinois: Ottawa. Maurice Hart. F.P.E.. Captain of Police.
Illinois: Moline. John H. King, F.P.E., 1404 Thirteenth St.
] r^c, IXTERXAT'L POLICE iV^ DETECTIVE niRECTORV
Illinois: Lexin^-lon. Fei'iiand V. T^hillippe, F.P.E.

Illinois: Sesser. John A. Winaate, F.P.E.
Illinois: Chicago. R. Sparks, F.P.E.
Illinois: Abingdon. I. L. Rav, F.P.E.
Illinois: Litchfield. Elvcin Rccd, F.P.E.
Illinois: Pontiac. C. C. Jones. F.P.E.. State Reformatory Iden. Bureau.
Illinois: Decatur. Floyd Mudham, F.P.E.
Illinois: Peoria. F. R. Hillver. F.P.P]., Supt. Bureau Iden.. Police Department.
Illinois: Great Lakes. Earl F. Allendorph, F.P.E., 1.5th Regiin(-nt.
Illinois: Chicago. Harry J. Burns. F.P.E.. Detective Sergeant.
Illinois: Picknevville. I. P. Kendziora, F.P.E., 108 E. Chester St.
Illinois: Danville. Geo. B. Woodworth, F.P.E.
Illinois: Danville. Mike Boblin F.P.E.. 00x20.
Pl'nois: Pontiac. Louis Morland, F.P.E., Sherin"3 Office.
Illinois: Decatur. Stephen L. Môod, F.P.E., Police Depai'tment.
Indiana: Crown Point. Thos. A. Piatt, F.P.E., Deputy Sheiilf.
Iowa: Muscatine. E. Blankenship, F.P.E.. 1108 East 2nd St.

Iowa: Burlington. William 0. Ransom, ]'\P.E., Police De])artnient.
Iowa: Souix City. L. A. Trump, F.P.E., Police Department.
Kansas: Kansas Citv. J. B. ^Maccv. F.P.E., S.'M Scon Avenue.

Kansas: Wichita. Dan Hasmer, F.P.E., Sherill's Office.
Kansas: Larned. J. V. Mvers, F.P.E. and Chief of Police.
Kentuckv: Casevville. F. Mesinger, F.P.E., Box 28.

Kentucky: Maylield. R. E. Michaux, F.P.E., Box 22.
]\Iaine: .\uluiin. Ileniy E. W'oixi, 1".P.E., Police De])artinent.
Aiaiylaiid: nalliiiort'. IJi'doljih K. Doiigla'^', I'.P.E., Police Department.
Massachusetts: I'.o dn. II. I!, ll.-utung. ^\ I).. F.I\E., Police Department.
Massachusetts: Worcr- ter. 'en H err lan, F.P.E.. Sergeant of I'olice.

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Massachusetts: Fall !?iv( r. .lo,^( ji .lette. Jr.. I'\P.E.. r)ll Howard St.
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Massachusetts: Havei-lMM. Civd J. S- ith K.P.F., 24 Plea-ant St.
IMichigan: Grand Rapids, l-'rcd W. \V"her, l'\P.E., Police Department.

Michigan: Ludington. Lars len.sen, hM'.E., .'^Jl Melindv St.
INlichigJn: East Lan.-;ing. I. H. MarpM)n F.P.E., Ca])taiii State Police.
Michigan: Escanaba. Edwai'd Gervais. F.P.E., Deputv Sheriff.
]\.I-'hgan: Adrain. H. C. Ulrey, F.P.E., (527 So. Center St.
IM'-nesota: Minneapolis. Claude M. Chaffee, F.P.E., 1211 W. :;nrd St.

]\Iirne-ota: Minneapolis. L. J. Boi'then, F.P.E. 2;':M 29th Ave. S.
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Mini>\ôta: St. Paul. W. F. Hallowell, F.P.E.. 28:1 Sherburn Avenue.

IMinnesota: St. Peter. E. F. Hedeen, F.P.E., Box 16:;.
Minnesota: Hallock. John G. Anderson, F.P.E., Box 502.
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.Minnesota: Viiiiinia. rot<'rK<K-«'Vnr, F.I'.E.. I'.ox 752.
Missouri: St. Louis. John ]\I. Shea, P'.P.E., Supt. Police Department Bureau.
Mont^ma: Plciityvvofl. I.. IV Finnci'ook. F.P.F?.. lender Sheriff.
Montana: Ana<-on(la. H. A Itc-'usoleil. K.P.F. Polico Department.

Montana: Warm Sprin^.s. H. W. Green, F.P.E., Deputy Sheriff.
.Montana: Deei- Lodge. S. D. Pownnan, F.P.E., Box 536.
Xebraska: Omaha. Mrs. Rufl'nev. F.P.E., Police Department.

Nebraska- Hastin<2:.«. C. W. Wilson, F.P.E.. Sheriff'? Office.
Nevada: KIko. O. M. Lamon. F.P.E., Sheriff'^ Office.
Nevada: Hawthorne. C. L. Dimock. F.P.E., Sheriff's Office, C. D.
Nevada: Reno. Cha'-'. R. Hillhouse, P\P.E., Police Department.
New Jersey: Woolbridgre. A. H. Ludwi^sen, F.P.E., Box 236.
New Jersey: Patei^son. Win. J, Netzhimer, F.P.E., 2'> N. Main St.
New Jei'sey: Bound Brook. Stanley B. Brampton.
Now Hampshire: Concord. J. Edwriid Silva. F.P.E.. Police Department.
New York: Ballston Springs. William B. Daviv. F.P.H. Sheriff".^ Office.

>Jew York: Rome. Albert B. Healh. F.P.E., Police Department.
New York: White Plains. Ravinond Hill. F.P.E.. Sheriff's Office.
New York: Kinqston. Allen Wood. F.P.E., Chief of Police.
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New- Yoj-k: Kingston. Wm. F. Hanlev. F.P.P^., Segeant of Police.
Now York: Riveihead. Chas. Wenzel, F.P.E.. Sheriff's Office.
Now YoHs City: Jose])h B. Wong. F.P.E., Captain O'Brien's D. A., 4 Pell St.
N(nv York: Schenectady. G. D. Flanlnirgli. F.P.E.. Police Department.
New Yo7-k: Schenectady. Jas H. Kennodv, F.P.E., Police Department.
New York: Fort Ann. G. A. Vaughn, F.P.E., Catherine St.
Now Yoik: Yonkors. H. E. Storm, F.P.E.. Box 167.
New Yoi'k: Jamestown. Samuel Amatuzzo, F.P.E., 68 Water St.
Xow ^'ork: Brooklyn. H. R. Leabv, F.P.E., Amer. Grapho Co., Supt. P. P.
X(>w Yoi-k: Tarrytown. S. J. Moass, F.P.E., 144 :Main St., Special Officer.
New York: Ossining-. !Tohn Cuthhert, F.P.E., Officer Sinu' Sing Prison.
N<-\\- York: Syracuse. Wm. D. Mulheim, F.P.E., Sgt. N.Y.C.R.R., Police Dept.
North Carolina: Fayetteville. G. W. Haitlev, F.P.E., Box 741.
North Dakota: Faigo. Carl D. Thompson, F.P.E.. Police Department.
)hio: Cleveland. Chas. Bound, ]-\P.E., :1345 West 63rd St.
)hio: Cincinnati. B. Hathnway, F.P.E.. l.")04 Linn St.

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)hio: Cincinnati.Otto C. KouKa. K.P E.. 1005 Euiton Avenue.
)hio: Dayton. J. L. Jones. F.P.E. 1520 East Third St.
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)hio: Dayton. J. W. Wilcox. F.P.E.. Police Department.

)hio: Noiwood. A. E. Lijitjliard, F.P.E., 5240 Hunter Ave.
)hio: Norwood. Albert Roth, F.P.E.. 1915 Crown Avenue.
)hio: Sanduskv. John B. Taylor, F.P.E., Sheriff's Office.
IGS INTEHXAT'L POLICli; .^- nKTECTlX' K niHECTORV
Ohio: Toronto, riiarlfs R. :\I:!\\ T-".r.K.. 810 Wes-t .Main St.

"hi(i: "NOnntrstown. <\ [,. Snyclc)-. I-M'.K., lU So. Lane Ave.
Oklahoma: Oklahoma City. Lre Mullenix, F.P.E., Supt. Irlen. Hu.. Police Dept.
Oklahoma: Arapaho. V. ('. Koyston, F.P.E.. Sheriffs Ofi'ice.
Oklahoma: Pen-y. A. H. Hovey, F.P.K., Police Department.
Oi(.,o(,n: [Vndloton. .1. ('. :\Iarin.V.WK., Sheriff.^ Office.

Oieuon: Ashland. IJ. .J. .Schi-acler. F.P.E., Police Department.
Oregon: Xorth P.end. J. E. P^dnuindsi E.P.E., V. S. Government Olficer.
Penn.sylvania: Philadelphia. Dunn, F.P.E., 1950 Harlin St.

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Pen'-^svlvania: Phi!adcl]ihia. Fearnv. F.P.E.. GO^'-I Lan'^downe Avenue.
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T>,„ns;-iv: nia: P^tt'dui li. '
,T. H. Ski'corn". F.P.E.. 421 a2nd St. .'
IV'iuisylvania: Pitt'^bur.czh. Timothv Scan'on. F.P.E., 507 Edgrard St.

Pennsylvania: Epton. Andrew H. Kulik', F.P.E,
Pennsylvania: McKnitihtstown. .John H. Keller, F. P. E.
PiMinsylvania: Williani.'-]ioit. Orcste Ccyilo, F.P.E. I'olice De])aitment.
Phode bland: yex'iu.it. .lanies.I. I'aln-ei', I<'.P.E., Police: Dejjai-tmenl.
South Carolina: Greenville. Cai'l A. Xeves. 1-".P.E.
Tennessee: Nashville. P. !!. Cuniniin^^s. k'.P.E., Police Depaitment.
Texas: El Paso. T. Tieei)ers<>ns. I'.I'.E.. Police Dei)t.. Asst. Superintendent.

Texas: Kl Paso. C. \V. Adams, F.P.E., Box 61.
Texas: \'ictoiia. .). D. DiK.us. h.l'.E., Special Aêiit S.P.Pv.P..
Utah: Ojiden. K. H. Wootlon. h'.P.E., Police Dejjartment.

Ctah: Payson. Jusiin ].. Hunt, F.P.E.
Utah: .Manti. (Wnrav H. islier. F.P.E.. SheiilFs Olfice.
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Utah: 0,i4(ien. \Vil]oi<l \oun^', I'M'.E., Shenfr's OfVice.
\'irginia: Norfolk. C. 11. I lurch. I'M'.F., Police Department.

Vii'g-inia: Newport News. A. A. iMcI'hei'son, F.P.E., Police Depaitment.
Washington: Walla W.dla. P. i:. Macoiuber, l-M'.E., R. 2, Box i:-!2.
Washington: Spi-ague. C. 11. Ilvans. I'.P.E., ISox KiO.
Washing-ton: P'verett. A. C. Posenfeldt, F.P.E., Police Department.
W .ishington: P. de (iialfenrieil. F.P.E.. P.ox 1562.
Wa: hington: Aheideeii. P. Taggart. I'\P.p]., Sei-geant, Police Department.
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W . si \'iiginia: .Maitiiisiuirg. K. C. ;\las()n, l''.P.E., 5(il N. OJueen St.

We.l \'irginia: Hurtin-ion. < ;. INise. i-'.P.i;., Police Depa.rtment.
W'isconsin: Beloit. P. F. Lanpheai,]-".P.E., Police Department.

Wiscon in: :\Ianitov.(,c. Wm. Christiansen. F.P.E., Police Depaitment.
Wiscon.in: .Manitowoc. H, A. Parson, l'\P.E.. .'.2fi N. fith St.
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Wisconsin: Milwaukee. R. Kuehn, F.P.K., 491 olst Avenue.

Wi.sconsin: Wausan. Hany S. Neuister, F.P.E., Police Department.
Canada: Vancouver, B. C. T. J. Doherty. F.P.E., Special Agent C. N. Ry.

Canada: Vancouver, B. C. H. J. McDougall, PM*.E., Police Department.
Canada: Brandon, Man. H. G. Phillips, F.P.E., Police Department.
Canada: Moose Jaw, Sask. S. R. McClure, F.P.E., Police Department.
Canada: Ottawa, Ont. J. P. Thomson. F.P.E., Police Department.
(Canada, Vancouver, B. C. S. A. P.rockman, F.P.E., N.W.M.P.
Canada: Calgar\ Alb. D. E. Keri', F.P.E., Police Department.
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Canada: Dorchp^ter, N. B. C. L. Elsdon, F.P.E., Deputv Warden.

Canada: Lauzon Levis., Q. R. St. Laurent. F.P.E.. Chief D.S.B. Co.
Cnada: Winnineg, Man. Leon Lambert, F.P.E., Box 1092.
Canada: St. John, N. B. Fred L. Griffin, F.P.E., 79 Broad St.
<'anada: Hope, B. C. Wm. Greemwood, F.P.E., Provincial Constable.
Canada: Dorcher.ter. N. B. W. P. De Varrene, F.P.E., Special Officer.
Canada: Coleman, Alb. C. H. Robin.son, F.P.E., Police Department.
Canada: Medicine Hat, Alta. Robert Ay ton, F.P.E.. Police Department.
Canada: Brandon, Man. Harry Barlow, F.P.E., Police Department.
Canada: Prince Rupert, B.C. A. H. Bailey, Sergeant, Police Department.
Canada: Montreal: Eng Laflanime, F.P.E.', Police Department.
Canada: Montreal, Q. J. E. Gauthier, F.P.E., 338 Mentana St.
Canada: Turtleford, Sask. W. M. Jennings, F.P.E., Provincial Police.
Canal Zone: Balboa. M. C. Shaffer, F.P.E., Police Department,

Canal Zone: Balboa. C. C. Jones, F.P.E., Police Department.
Philippine Islands: Manila. Anton Simkus, F.P.E,

Philippine Islands, Manila. James P. Watson. F.P.E.
70 INTERNA!' L I'OLICE & DETECTIVE DlUECTOlM
U. S.
STATE INSTITUTIONS
ALABAMA
1. Alabama Insane Hospital (the Bryce Hospital): Tuscaloosa, Alabama. W.

O. Partiow, Superintendent.
2. Alabama Insane Hospital (for Negroes): Mount Vernon, Alabama. E. 1^.
McCafferty, Assistant Superintendent.
."I. Alabama Reform School for Juvenile Negro Lawbreakers: Mount Meigs,
Alabama. A. Simms, Superintendent,
4. Boys' Industrial School: East Lake, Alabama. D. M. Weakley, Superin-
tendent.
"). State Training School for Girls: Mount Pinson, Alabama. Ophelia L. Amigh,
Superintendent.
6. Stnt;^ Tubprculo?!^; Hospital for Convicts: Wetumpka. Alabama. E. P.
Moon, M. D., Physician in Charge.
8. Alabama School for the Blind: Talladega, Alabama. F. H. Manning, Pi-in-
cipal.
](». Ah^bama School for Negro Deaf and Blind: Talladega, Alabama. F. H.
Manning, Principal.
11. Alabama School for the Deaf: Talladega, Alabama. F. H. Manning, Prin-
cipal.
1:2. Confederate Soldiers' Home of Alabama: Mountain Creek, Alabama. Dr. J.
T. Fowler, Commandant,
l;;. State Penitential y: Wetumpha, Alabama. W. E. Mathews, Warden.
ARIZONA
1. Arizona State Hospital for the Insane: Phoenix, Arizona. T. J. Cummins,

M. D., Medical Superintendent.
2. Arizona State Prison: Florence, Arizona. C. G. Powell, Superintendent.
'',.
State Industrial School: Fort Grant. J. H. Larson, Superintendent.
4. Arizona School for the Deaf: Tucson, Arizona. Howard Griffin, Piincipal.
•">. Home for Aged and Infirm Arizona Pioneers: Prescott, Arizona. G. A.
Shea, Superintendent.
STATE INSTITL'TIONS 171
ARKANSAS
!. State Hospital for Nei-vous Diseases: Little Rock, Arkansas. C. C. Kirk,

M. D., Superintendent.
i. Arkansas State Penitentiary: Little Rock, Arkansas: J. V. Fei-guson, War-
don.
'). State Reform School: Little Rock, Arkansas. W. N". Deaton, Principal.
4. Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium: Booneville, Arkansas. John Stuart,
'). Arkansas School tor the Blind: Little, Rock, Arkansas. G. L. Thornberg,
Superintendent.
(i. Arkansas Deaf-Mute Listitute: Little Rock, Arkansas. L B. Gardner,
Superintendent.
7. Arkansas Confederate Home: Little Rock, Arkansas. R. G. McDaniel,
Superintendent.
CALIFORNIA
1. Sonoma Stute Home: Eldridge, California. F. O. Butler. Medical Superin-

tendent.
2. Mendocino State Hospital: Talmage, California. Donald R. Smith. M. D.,
Medical Superintendent.
''..
Agnew State Hospital: Agnew, California. Leonaixl Stocking, M. D.,
1. Southeni California State Hospital: Patton, California. .J. A. Reily, M. D.,
Medical Superintendent,
o. Stockton Sta*ê Hospital: Stockton, California. F. P. Clark, M. D.. Medical
Superintendent,
i;. Napa State Hospital: Napa, Califomia. A. C. Matthews, M. D., Medical
Superintendent.
7. Norwalk State Hospital: Noi-\valk, California. C. F. Applegate, Medical
Superintendent.
8. State Prison at Folsom: Repi'esa, California. J. J. Smith, Warden.
9. State Pnson at San Quentin: San Quentin, California. J. A. .Johnston,
Warden.
10. Preston School of Industry: lone, California. O. H. Close, Superintendent.
11. California School for Girls: Ventura, California. Olive P. Walton, M. D.,
Superintendent.
12. Whittier State School: Whittier, California. F. C. Nelles, Supenntendent.
i::. Industrial Home for the Adult Blind: Oakland, Calif. Douglas Keith,
Superintendent.
14. California School for the Deaf and Blind: Bei'keley, Califomia. L. E.
Milligan, Principal.
15. Veterans' Home: Veterans' Home, California. J. P. Edmunds, Commandant.
16. Woman's Relief Corps Home: San Jose, California. Mar>' A. Arthur,
Matron.
17. Industrial Farm for Women: Sonoma, California. Miss Blanche Morse,
Superintendent.
172 INTERNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
COLORADO
1. Colorado State Home and Training School for Mental Defectives: Ridge,
Colorado. A. P.Busey, M. D., Superintendent.
2. Colorado State Hospital: Pueblo, Colorado. H. A. La Moure, M. D., Supei-
intendent.
:;. Colorado State Penitentiary: Canon City, Colorado. T. J. Tynan, Warden.
!. State Reformatory: Buena Vista, Colorado. M. P. Capp, Warden.
."). State Induptrial School for Boys: Golden, Colorado. Chas. Hoscher, Super-
intendent.
<;. State Industrial School for Girls: Morrison, Colorado. Elizabeth Purcell.
Superintendent.
7. Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind: Colorado Springs, Colorado. W.
K. Argo, Supeiintendent.
S. State Home for Dependent and Neglected Children: Denvei-, Colorado. C.
A. Donnelly, Superintendent.
'.). Soldiers' and Sailors' Home: Monte Vista, Colorado. Col. John Conkie,
Commandant.
CONNECTICUT
1. Connecticut Training School for Feeble-minded: Lakeville, Connecticut.

2. Norwich State Hospital for Insane: Nonvich, Connecticut. F. L. Wilcox,
''>.
Connecticut Hospital for Insane: Middletown: C. F. Haviland, M. D., Super-
intendent.
4. Connecticut State Prison: Wethersfield, Connecticut. Ward A. Garner.
Warden.
5. Connecticut Reformatory: Cheshire, Connecticut. G. E. Ei-skine, Superin-
tendent.
G. Connecticut School for Boys: Meriden, Connecticut. C. M. Williams, Super-
intendent.
7. Connecticut Colony for Epileptics: Mansfield Depot, Connecticut. C. T. La
Moure, M. D., Superintendent.
8. Haitfoi'd State Tuberculosis Sanatorium: Hartford, Connecticut, J. E.
Strobel, M. D., Superintendent.
9. Meriden State Sanatorium: Meriden, Connecticut. J. B. Dinnaa, :M. D.,
Superintendent.
10. Shelton State Sanatorium: Shelton, Connecticut. E. J. Lynch, M. D., Super-
intendent.
11. Norwich State Sanatorium: Norwich, Connecticut. H. B. Campbell, M. D.,
Superintendent.
12. Fitch's Home for Soldiers: Noroton Heights, Connecticut. E. F. Pelton,
Acting Superintendent.
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STATE INSTITl'TIOXS 17:i
DELAWARE
]. l>.'l:;\varp Statt.' Hospital at l''ai'nhiivst : Faf'nhin>-t. Delaware. AVni. H.

Hanckef, M. 1)., Siiix'7-intt'ndent.
'
DISTRICT OF COLl MBIA
1. l)i -liic't of Columbia Workhouse: Ofcof|uan, Va., District of Columbia. C.

C. l'"()sU'r, Superintendent.
2. nistrict of Columbia Reformatory: Lorton, Va., District of Columbia. C.
C. Foster, Superintendent.
•
'. Xalional Trainin}>- <^chool foi- Gii-Is: Washinjrton, District nf Columbia.
.Icnnic A. (Jriffith, Superintendent.
1. Tuberculosis Hosjiital: Washington, District of Columbia. W. I). Tewks-
luiiy, D., Supeiintendent.
;\I.
'>. Ilojiie for Ajied and Inlii'pi: Washin.u'ton, District of Columbia. W. J. Fay,
Supei'intondent.
<!. Indu^'trial Home School: Washington, District of Columbia. (_\ W. Skinner,
Su])erinlendent.
7. lihinstiial I'oni' Schcol for Colort'd Children: Washinj^ton, Disti'ict of
Cohiniliia. F. F. I'eiry, Superintendent.
FLORIDA
!. M.spital f(n' th.e Insane: Chattahoochee. Floi'ida. H. y\. Smith. M. D.,

SiijKMintendent.
'-. i1(" id;i Inihisli'al School i'or iloys: INIarianna, Flo)-i(ia. !•'. F. McC'laiie,
.M.Su))e)'inten(ient.
I)..
•".. Florida Indu~tii;il School for Cirls: Ocala, Florida. Lumie B. Davis, Super-
intendent.
1. r.iaiiroid I-'arms (State Prison I-\ii'm): Raiford, Florida. J. S Blitch,
Superintendent.
T). l-'hM da School for Ihe Deaf and the Blind: St. Auji'ustine. A. H. NN'alker,
i^ esident.
(;eor(;ia
1. (icdr.u'iaState Sanilaiium: .Millod.u'eville. leoiiria. ].. M. Jones, M. ]).,

(
Superintendent.
2. State Penitentiary: Milleilgeville, Georgia. J. M. Burke, Superintendent.
'>. Ceorijfia State Reformatory: Milledgeville, Georgia. J. L. Smith. Super-
'ntendent.
174 INTEUXAT L POLICE iC- DKTEcm'K hi Jt lOCTom
1. Training School for Girls: Atlantii, Ct'otj;ia. Cynthia H. Embree,

(i<'or}>ia
Superintendent.
;». State Tuberculosis Sanatorium: Alto, (Jeorgia. E.W. (^lidden, M. I).,
Superintendent.
C. Academy 1'or he I'.iind: Macon. d'eor.U'ia. <I. V. Oliphant, Superintendent.
1
7. State S<'hool for the l)e:if: Cave Spring-. (Jeoj-^na. J. C. Harris. Principal.
s. ('onfederate Soldiers" Home of Georgia: Atlanta, Georgia. W. F. McAllis-
ter, Superintendent.
IDAHO
'2. Idaho Insane A.sylum: niackfoot, Idaho. C. A. Hoover, M. D., Medical

Superintendent.
J. Northern Idaho Insane Asylum: Orofino, Idaho. ..J. W. (livens. .M. !>.,
1. Idaho State r<î<itentiary: Itoise. Idaho. W. L. Cuddy. Waiden.
'). Industrial Tiaininii' School: St. Anthony, Idaho. .J. I'". Williams. Super-
intendent.
0. State School for the Di'af and the lUind: Gooding-, Idaho. W. K. Taylor,
Superintendent.
7. Soldiers' Home: Uoise, Ichrho. ,T. C. Reynolds, Commandant.
ILLINOIS
L Lincoln State School and Colony: Lincoln, Illinois. T. H. Leonard. ^L D.,

Superint(>ndent.
2. Anna State Hospital: Anna, Illinois. C. 11. Anderson, M. D., Superin-
tendent.
;;. i''."oria State llospit;i': l\M)ri;i, Illinois. K. A. Goodncr, 'SI. D., Superin-
tendent.
4. Kankakee State Hi-':;|,ita! :Kanl<al:ee, Illinois. Eus'ene Cohn, INI. D.,
Su))erintendent.
5. El«in State Hosjiital: Ll.uin. Illinois. 11. T. Hinton, .AL D.. Supeiivdendenl.
H. Alton State Ho.pital: Alton, Illinois. G. A. Zeller, M. D., Managing
Officer.
7. Watertown State Hospital: Wateitown. Illinois. M. C. Hawley, M. D..
Superintendent.
8. .lack.sonville State Hospital: .lacksonville.Illinois. E. L. Hill, .M. 1)., Super-
intendent.
;). Cliicago State Hospital: Dunning. Illinois. C. V. Read, M. D., Supei'in-
tendent.
TO. Chester State Hosjîlal: IMenard, Illinois. F. A. StuhhleMeld, M. D.. Super-
intendent.
n. St'"_liern Illinois Penitentiary: Alenard, Ulinoi-'. .1. A. White. \\'ard('n.
12. niiiMus State Penitentiary: .j'oliet, Illinois. E. J. Murphy. Warden.
l:;. illino's State Reformaloiy Pontiac. lllitiois.
: .1. Scoullei. (General Super-
I-'.
intendent.
STATE INSTITl'TIONS ITS
14. St. Charlt's' Si-bool for Iôys: St. CharU's. llliuoi.'^. C. li. Adams, Manag-
ing: OHioor.
15. State Traininj!!: School Geneva, Illinois.
loi Clara Hayes. M. D.,
dirls:
Superintendent.
17. Illinois School for the Blind: Jacksonville. Illinois. R. W. Woolston, Man-
aging-ing Officer.
18. Illinois Industnal Home for the Blind: Chicago, Illinois. H. O. Hilton,
Managing Officer.
10. Illinois School for the l>eaf: Jacksonville, Illinois. H. T. White, Managing
Officer.
20. Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Home: Quincy. Illinois: J. W. Reis, Superin-
tendent.
21. Soldiers' Widows' Home: Wilniington, Illinoi.s. Nettie M. McGowan, Super-
intedent.
22. Illinois Soldiers' Orphans' Home: Normal, Illinois. J. W. Kodgcrs. .*>\jper-
intendent.
INDIANA
1. Indiana School For Feehle-minded Youth: Fort Wayne. Indiana, (i. S.

Blis.-. M.Superintendent,
I'..
t^ ('ential Indiana Hospital for the Insane: Indianapolis. Indiana. G. F. Kden-
harter. M. D.. Superintendent.
;!. Southeastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane: North .Madison, Indiana.
J. W. Milligan. M. D.. Medical Superintendent,
I. Fastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane: Kiohrnond, Indiana. S. K. Smith,
M. D., ;\Iedical Superintendmt.
1. Southern Indiana Hospital for the In.-ane: Evan.-ville, Indiana. C. E.
l.aughiin, M. D., .Medical Sup<M intendent.
•;. Xorthern Indiana Hosi)ital for the Insan'-: I.ogansiK>i-t, inrlinna. I'aul
lowers. M. £>.. Medical Supeiintendent.
1
7. Indiana State Piis(»n: Michigan City, Indiana. K. J. l-"ogart\ Wanlen. ,
S. Indiana Woman's Prison: Indianajjolis. Indiana. .Margaret M. Elliott,

Superintendent.
U. Indiana Beformatoi-y JcfVcr.-onvilk', Infliana. C. A. H. Shidclt-r, (Iciuual
:
.'^njH'ri'iti'nde: t
HI. Indiana Boys' School: I'lainfield. ('. A. McGon.aglo, Superintendent.
11. Indiana Girls' School: Indi;innpolis, Indiana. Kenosha Sessions y\. ]).,
Supeiintendent.
\'?.. Imliana State Farm: Putnamvillf, Indiana. <". F. Talkington, Superin
tendent.
PI. Indiana Village for Fnileptic.-: X«'w Castle, Indiana. \\'. C. \':iii Nuys, 1\L
I)., Superintendent.
'I lndian;i State Sanatorium: Pockvilh IridiaTia. P. B. T. Sweany, M. I).,
.
Superintendent.
Vi. Indiana School loi- tlic Bliivl: lndi:inai)o]is. Indiana. C. S. \\'iison. Super-
intendent,
f;. State S."lv.'o!
Indian;'. I'c r tlie I'e;;!': Ind'anajKili.-, Indiana. R. O. .lohnson,
SojuM-intendent.
17. Indiana State Soldier-' Home, Lafayette. Indiana. D. B. Kehkr, Com-
ii,;iii<iai t.
.
176 INTERNAT'L POLICK iVi DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
IN. liili;;na Sol'lifi's' :;n(i Sailor-' O :

]i!ian-;' ITohic: Kiiio'lil stown, . Tixliana.
I.utlicr Short, SupeiintcMili'n; .
KJWA
iiiîitution I'oi- IVciili^-iniiidi (I < 'liildrcn : (il'iiwood, Iowa. (Ico. .Moj^tIiIi;*',

Superintendeiu.
!\i. 1).,
Clarinda State Hospital: Claiinda, Iowa. .M. E. Witte. M. D., Superin-
tendent.
< "lierokee State Ho.-pitai: ( 'inTiikt'C. Iowa. (Jcorjie Donohoe, M. D.. Sii])er-
iiitcndent.
I iiilcpendence State Hospital: ]n(l('|)en(leiiec, Iowa. R. A. Stewart. SupiT
iiilendent.
\|niiiit PJeai-ant; Stat'.' IIoî)ilal: .\i(. 11111 I'lea.-ant. Iowa. M. <'. .Maekiii,
Sui)erintendent.
Iowa State Penitentiary: l''orl \[ai!i,-on, Iowa. T. P. Hollowell, Wai-tK'ii.
Men's Reformatory: Anaii:<i.â. Iowa. ,). X.. i;a.urnel. Waiden.
'I'l inini:;' School for IJoys: liMoia. Iowa.
.. W. P. Kiisei-. Stiperintendenl
Tr.ain'r.^' Sch.ool lor (lirl.-: .A! itclu'ljvi'le, Iowa. I.iiey M. Sickels, Su])er-
iiitendent.
The Reforinatoi y PoekweH City. Iowa.
Vv'oincn's Pena i\L Peach. .M. ]),,
:
Superintendent.
Stale }-Fo.s])ital amil Colony Hir Epilejitics: Woodwai'd. Iowa. ,\i. N. V0I-
i''nj;-. M.iperin;':'ni']ent.
Slate Hosi)ital for [rieh!'ia!<'s: Kiuiwille, Iowa. M. C. i\iackin, M. D.,
Sujierintendent.
.'-^l.alc Saraioi'iva '
foi- t!ic Tr- .iir.en' ol' Tuhereulosis: Oakdale. Iowa. IP
\'.Scarhoroii.u'h. ,\!. D.. '-^•_'po>'iMi''n(i;r.t.
II Iowa Co'lejje for the I'.'ind: N'iiiton, Iowa (!. D. l-'aton. Superintendent.
Iowa Scl 00] fo:- the Leaf: Council Pdufls. Iowa. H. W. Rolheil, Super
intr nd-'u1.
Sold'er '
C: ph .,.-' Hoc: I )a\enport , Iowa. P. S. Treat, Superintendent.
Iowa Soldie': '
Ilo; e: .Mar.-lialllow n, Iowa. P>. C. Whitehill, Commandant..
l-v.\NS.\S
1. Slate Ti-aininj4 Sch(M)l: Winfield, Kansas. W. \V. Cook. Superintendent.

'i. Osawatomie State Hosjiital for Insane: Osawatoniie. Kansa-. A. Car- I''.
I'ichael. >P P.. Sui)erintendc!r>.

'•
Topeka State Kansas. Ilosjiital: Topeka.
.\l. P. Pen\', M. D.. Superin-
tendent. .
h Pai'ned State Ho-pital: Pai'iied, Kansas. P. M. Sidlers, :M. !>., Suporin

tendent.
K'iin.âs State P( ii;tenti:u-\-
."'.
i.an-ii,,e. Iv';;iisa.-. .P K. Codilin.i;-. Waiden.
:
Kansas State ln:)u-ti'ial l>ror';'atf)iy Hutchinson. Kansas. A. S. Riyelow,

>';.
.
Supei'intendent.
7. Px^' ' Inrlustrial School: Top.eka. Kansas. \\'. P. :\]cPean. Su|)erinf cndenl
STATE INSTITITIONS IV
,•'. State Inda.stiial School for Giris: Beloic, Kansas. Etta Joe McCoy, Supei-
intendent.
•>. S'.ate Ho~pilai Tor iLpileptic;;: rjn-.-on.-, Kansas. O. S. Hubbard, M. I).
Superintendent.
:(i. State Sanatorium for Tuuerculosirf: Norton, Kansas. C. S. Kenney, INT. I).
Superintendent.
11. Kanr.as School for the Blind: Kansas City, Kansas. Lee Harrison, Super
intendent.
..i. Kansas School for the Deaf: Olathe, Kansas. Kate S. Herman, Super
intendent.
!-. State Sokh'ers' Home: Fort Dodge, Kansas. S. S. Martin, Commandant.
!4. State Orphans-' Home: Atchison, Kansas. E. C. Willis, Superintendent.
^T). Mother Bickerdyke Home* Ellsworth, Kansas. A. R. Kyle, Commandant.
KEiNTUCKY
1 School I'or tlie Feeble-minded: {'"rankforl, Kentucky. G. W. Amies,

'i'la iiiny'
l. Eastern State Hospital: Lexington, Kentucky. J. A. Goodson, M. D.,
Superintendent.
''.
Ccn'ial State Lo;pta!: I akeiand, Kentucky. T. L. Peddicord, M. D.,
Superintendent.
'. Western State Hos]iital: Hopkinsville, Kentucky. E. G. La Rue, Super-
intendent.
>. 1\' iilucl'.v re-iiteiitiary: Eddyville, Kentucky. J. B. Chilton, Warden.
(!. Kenti'ckv Stte Reformatory: Frankfort, Kentucky. H. V. Bostin, Super-
intendent.
7. Kentucky Houses of Reform: Greendale, Kentucky, H. B. Hickman, Super-
intendent.
s. Kentucky School for the Blind: Louisville, Kentucky. Susan B. Merwin.
Superintendent.
'.'. Kentucky School for the Deaf: Danville, Kentucky. Augustus Rogers,
Superintendent,
in. Kentucky Horne Society for Colored Children: Louisville, Kentucky. C. H.
T'airish. Pi-esident.
1L Iventucky Cor.federatc Home: Pewee Valley, Kentucky. C. L. Daughtry,
Su))erintendent.
1'-. Kentucky Institution foi' I't-ehle-minded Children: Frankfort, Kentucky.
H. G. Sanders, M. D., Su])erintendent.
'.''<.
I'eehle-niim'o d Institute: Frankfoit. Kentucky. T. L. Taylor, Suj)erin-
tendent.
LOriSLVXA
L Louisiana Hosjiital foi' the In.-ane: Pineville. Louisiana. J. N. Thomas,

-'. East Louisiana H(.s])ital 1"or the Insane: Jacksonville, Louisiana. Clarence
Pier-on, "SI. W. Suiierintenden.t.
178 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIKECTOIIV
n. Louisiana State rptiittMitiaiy: Baton RouRe, Louisiana. H. L. Fuqua,

General Manager.
4. Louisiana Training Institute: Monroe, Louisiana. H. W. Moore, Superin-
tendent.
h Lepers' Home: Carville, Louisiana. Sister Benedicta, Superintendent.
<). Louisiana State School for the Blind: Baton Rouge, Louisiana. W. W.
Bynum, Superintendent.
7. Louisiana State School for the Deaf: Baton Rouge, Louisiana. G. C.
Huckabv, Superintendent.
5. Soldiers' Home of Louisiana: New Orleans, Louisiana. J. W'. Noyes, Treas-
urer.
MAINE
L Maine School for lYeble-minded: West Pownal, Maine. C. J. Hedin, Tsi, D.

Sui)erintendent.
:l. Auuusta State Hos))itaI: Augusta, Maine. F. C. Tyson, M. D., Superin-
tendent.
.'!. Bangor State Hospital: i'angor, Maine. P. T. Haskell, M. D., Superin-
tendent.
4. Maine State Prison: Thomast^cn, Maine. F. .J. Hani, \\'arden.
5. St 'e School for Roys: South I'orthnxl. Mniiie. Cliarles Dunn, Jr., Super-
intendent.
C\ St;'.te School for Girls: Hallowell, Manie. (Jertiude I-. McDonald, Super-
intendent.
7. Western Maine Sanatorium: Hebron, Maine. O. S. Pettingill, ^M. D.. Super-
intendent.
8. Centi-al Maine Sanatorium: Fairfield, Maine. J. F. Shaw. Saperinteiident.
!). Maine School for the Deaf: Portland, Maine. Elizabeth R. Tavlor, Principal.
10. Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum: Hath, Maine. Elizabeth T.Brown.
Matron.
MARYLAND
1. Rosewood State Training School: Owings Mills. Maryland. F. W. Keat-

ing, M. D., Superintendent.
2. Springfield State Hospital: Sykesville. Maryland. J. C. Clark, M. D., Super-
intendent.
.!. Spring Grove State Hospital: Cantonsville. Maryland. J. P. Wade, IVI. D.,
Superintendent.
I. Crownsville State Hospital: Crownsville, Maryland. R. P. Winterode. M.
D., Superintendent.
.^. Eastern Shore State Hospital: Cambridge, Maryland: C. J. Carey, M. D..
Superintendent.
«. Maryland Penitentiary: Baltimore, Maryland. J. F. Leonard. Warden.
7. Maryland House of Correction: Jessups, Maryland. W. E. Lankford.
Warden.
STATE INSTITLTIONS 179
s. Maryland Tub'Mculosis Sanatorium: State Sanatorium, Maryland. V. V

Cullen, M. D.. Superintendent.
!». Pine Bluff Sanaiorium: Salisbury, IMaryland. G. W. Todd, M. D., Super
intendent.
lU. Maryland State School for the Deaf: Frederick, Maryland. Ignatius Bjov
lee, Principal.
3IASSACHUSETTS
1. Massachusetts School for the Feeble-minded: Waverly, Massachusetts. W.

E. Fernald, M. D., Superintendent.
2. Wrenlham State School: Wrentham, Massachusettst. G. L. Wallace, Super-
intendent.
''. Psychopathic Depaitment, Boston Slate Hospital: Boston, Massachusetts.
A. P. Noyos, M. D., Chief PLxecutive Officer.
1. Northampton State Hospital: Northampton, Massachusetts. .J. A. Houston,
... Medfield State Hospital: Harding, Massachusetts. E. H. Cahoon. M. D.,
Superintendent.
(!. Worcester State Hospital: Worcester, Massachusetts. B. H. Mason, M. D..
Acting' Superintendent.
7. Grafton State Hospital: Woicester, Massachusetts. H. L. Horsman, M. D.,
Acting- Supei'intendent.
s. Boston State Hospital: Doi Chester Center, Massachusetts. J. V. May,
Superintendent.
;>. Taunton State Hospital: Taunton, Massachusetts. A. V. Goss, M. D.,
Superintendent.
'n. Danvers Stste Hospital: Hathorne, Massachusetts. J. B. MacDonald. M. D.,
Superintendent.
11. Westborough State Hospital: Westborough, Massachusetts. W. E. Lang,
12. Gardner S'a*ê Colonv: East Gardner, Massachusetts. C. E. Thompson,
1".. I-'oyboMHicb State Hospital: Fo.xborough, Massachusetts. A. C. Thomas,
14. State Pr'son: Charlestown, Massachusetts. E. E. Shattuck, Warden.
i.'>. I^-isrn Ca' p and Hos-pital: W.est Rutland, Massachusetts. W. J. Turner,
Superintendent.
H!. State Fann: State Farm, Massachusetts: H. M. Blackston, Superintendent.
IT. Massachusetts Reforniatoiy: Concord Junction, Massachusetts. Chas. J.
Judge. Superintendent.
IX. Industrial School for Boys: Shiiley, Ma.ssachusetts. G. P. Campbell, Super-
intendent.
1!). I/ypân School for Boys: Westborough: C. A. Keeler, Superintendent.
:'0. TJ<>f()rmatorv for Women: South Framingham, Massachusetts. Jessie D.
Hodder, Superintendent.
21. Industrial School for Girls: Lancaster, Massachusetts. Amy F. Everall,
Superintendent.
22. Mo!T:on State Hospital: Palmer. Massachusetts. Everett Flood. M. D.,
Superintendent.
2'S. Norfolk State Hospital: rondvilie, Massachusetts. I. H. Neff, M. D.,

Superintendent.
24. North Reading State Sanatorium: North Wilmington, Massachusetts. C.
C. MacCorison, M. D., Superintendent.
:?.'k Lakeville State Sanatoiium: Middleborou^-h, Massachusetts. Sumner
Coolidge, M. D., Superintendent.
26. Rutland State Sanatorium: Rutland, Massachusetts. E. B. Emerson, M. D.,
Supei'inêndent.
27. We tile Id State Sanatorium: Westfield, Massachusetts. H. D. Chadwick.
M. Superintendent.
D.,
28. FcMiikese Hospital: Penikese, Massachusetts. F. H. Parker, M. D., Super-
intendent.
2!). Massachusetts Hospital School: Canton, Massachusetts. J. E. Fish, M. D.,
Superintendent.
oO. Str.te Infirmary: Tewkesbury, Ma-^saclvasetr?. J. M. Niciiols, M. D., Super-
intendent.
MICHIGAN
1. ;\Iichig-an Hone and Training- School: Lapeer, Michigan. H. A. Haynes,

M. D., Superin^êndent.
2. Kalamazoo State Hospital: Kalamazoo, Michigan. Herman Ostrander, M.
D., Medical Superintendent.
?>. Traverse City State Hospital: Traverse City, Michigan. J. D. Munson,
1. Ionia State Hospital: Ionia, Michigan. R. H. Haskell, M. D., Medical
Superintendent.
."). Pontiac State Hospital Pontiac, Michigan. E. A. Christian, M. D., Medical
:
Superintendent.
<;. State Psychopathic Hospital: Ann Arbor, Michigan. A. M. Barrett, M. D.,
Medical Director.
7. Newberry State Hospital: Newberry, Michigan. E. H. Campbell, M. D.,
8. Michigan State Prison: Jackson, Michigan. H. L. Hulbert, Warden.
1>. State House of Coriection and Branch Prison: Marquette, Michigan. James
Russell, Warden.
10. Michigan Reformatory: Ionia, Michigan. Robt. H. Marsh, Warden.
11. Industrial School for Boys: Lansing, Michigan. J. M. Frost, Superin-
tendent.
12. State Industrial Home for Girls: Adrian, Michigan. Delphine D. Ashbaugh,
Acting Superintendent.
13. Michigan Farm Colony for Epileptics: Wahjamega, Michigan. R. L. Dixon,
INI. D., Medical Superintendent.
14. State Sanatorium: Howell. Michigan. E. B. Pierce, M. D., Superintendent.
15. Michigan School for tlie Blind: Lansing, Michigan. C. E. Holp.ies, Super-
intendent.
16. Michigan Emi)]oypH'nt Institution foi' the Blind: Saginaw, MicilXiga.n. F. G,
Putnam, Superintendent. ',
17. Michigan Scliool for the Deaf: Flint, ^Michigan. L. L. Wright, Superin-
tendent.
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18. :\IichiAaii Slate Tublic School: Coldwatci', :\Iit'hig-an. J. B. Montg-omery,

Superintendent.
lf». .\I chigan Soldiers' Hoir.o: Ci-and Rapid'--. Michigan: \\". T. ]\[c(ui)rin, Con)-
mandant.
MIsNESO'lA
.Minnesota School lor Feeblo-niinded and Colony I'oi' Epileptics: Faribault,

Aiinnjsota. G. C. Ha.nna, Superintendent.
Rochester Staê Horpital Rochester, Minnesota. A. !•". Kilbourne. M. D.,
:
Sujierintendent.
1 ergus lalls State Hospital: Feigus Falls, Minnesota. G. O. Welch, M. D.,
Superintendent.
Anoka State Asylum: Anoka, Minnesota. John Coleman, Superintendent.
Hastings State Asvlum: Hastings, ]\Hnnesota. W. J. Yanz. Superintendent.
St. Peter State Hospital: St. Peter, Minnesota. K. M. Phelps. M. D.,
Superintendent.
Minnesota State Prison: Stillwater, Minnesota. J. J. Sullivan, Warden.
.Minnesota Stite Reformatory: St. Cloud, Minnesota. Chas. E. Vasaly,
Superintendent.
Minne ota State Training School foi' Uoys: Red Wing, Minnesota. J. T.
niton, Suiieiintendent.
I
Minnesota Hon.e School for (iirls: Sauk Centei-, Minnesota. Fannie F.

MorM', Superintendent.
Hos]) tal 1^'ari.i tor Inebriates: Wilbr.ar, .Minnesota. G. H. Fieeman, M. D.,
Suijerintendent.
-Minr.esota State Sanatorium: State .Sanatorium, ^Hnnesota. P. M. Hall,
.Minnesota Schno' foi' Ihr- I'lind: l'\-ii'ibault, ^Minnesota. .J. J. Dow, Super-
intendent.
.Minnesota Sclioel for tlv Deaf: ['aribault, Minnesota. J. N. Tate, Super-
intendent.
State Hospital for Indigent Ciip])led ami ]>efo)'med Children: St. Paul, Min-
neôti\ I'ilizabe^h iMcGregor, Su])crinterdent.
State Public School: Ovatonna, Minnesota. G. A. Merrill, Superintendent.
3,linncsota Soldiers' Home: .Minneapolis, Minnesota. W. H. Harris, Com-
mandant.
MISSISSIPPI
1- Fast Insane Hospital: Meridian, [Mississippi.

?>l!?sissippi iM. J. L. Hoye,
:'.
.''"t'te In.sane Hesin'td: Asylum, ^lississijjpi. C. D. Mitchell, M. D., Super-
intendent.
'' iM's?is. ippi State Penitentiary: Perchmann, ^Mississippi. J. M. Williamson,
Sunci'intenilent.
1S2 iNTEitNATL POLicK iV- im<:tective nillh:rT(JUV
4. Instituic iv;r the Blind: Jjickson, Mississippi. M. L. Flatson. M. D.. Super-

iiit«^ndfnt.
r>. Institute for the Deaf and Dumb: Jackson. Mississippi. Wirt Scott. Super-
intendent.
t). .Jefferson Davis Beauvoir Soldiers' Home: Gulfport, Mississippi. Elnathan
Tartt, Superintendent.
MISSOURI
1. Missouri Colony for Feeble-minded and Epileptic: Marshall, Missouri. R.

P. C. Wilson, M. D., Superintendent.
'_'. State Hospital No. 1: Fulton, Missouri. M. O. Biggs, M. D., Superintendent.
:;. State Hor^pii:;. NO. J: Si. .Joseiih. ^Missouri. i'orter Williams, M. D.,
ouiienntenclent.
I. Stae llo^j.itiil .so. ': Xcv.-h!;;. .Missouri. W. T. Bra.Uev, M. D.. Supcr-
inleiidti.i.
.<. .s,;tt(' llispilal Xo. 1: l";ii ininuti n. Mis.-oui i. .J. L. Eaton. M. D., Sujier-
il;t .l.iUMi..
»;. .M.sMUii Slate IVnitcntiary JoU'ei-son City, Missouri. G. R. Gilvin, Warden.
:
7. .Mis'<(ui)i Kef(>rinalo)'y: Boonville, .Missouri. A. G. Blakey. Superintendent.

>. State Industrial Home t'oi' Gills: Chillicothe, Missouii. Miss Franklin
Wilson, Siip'întendent.
;>. State IikUu trial Home 1'or Ne,iii'() Girls: Tipton, Missouii. Dollie Stevens,
.Suix'i'intentlent.
IC. .Mis-duri State Saiialoiluni .Mounl Vornoii. Missouri.
: S. A. Xewmaii.
-M. SuiiiTintender.t.
1)..
11. .Missouri School for Ihe liliixl: St. l.ouis, Missouri. S. .M. (Jieen. Su}>erin'-
U'udcnt.
12. .Missouri School foi the Pcif: i'lillon, Missouri. .J. S. .Morrison, Superir;-
1('ii(l< nl.
1.".. ('onrcdcralc Hope ol' .Mi souii: 11 i.L;-.uinsvilIe, Missouri. G. P. Gross,
Superintendent.
14. Federal Soldiers' Home of Missouri: St. .lames, Missouii. .Jere Mikkelson,
Superintendent.
.MCXr.VNA
1. Montana School for Deaf, Blind, and i-'eehlc-minded Children: Boulder.
Montana. H. .1. Menzemer., President.
2. Montana State Ho.spitul for Insane Warm Siiiinjrs, .Montana. J. .M. Scan-
:
land, M. D., Superintendent.

;!. Montana State riison: Deer Lodife. .Montana, l-'rank Conley. Wai(l(>n.
4. .Montana State Im'us^ri :1 School: .Milo City, .Alontana. A. C. Dorr. Presi-
dent.
r>. .Montana State TufeKn'osis Sanitarium: Peei- I.odu'c. .Montana. C. F. K.
Vidal, M. D., Presicient.
(>. .AJontana Soldiers' Home: Columiiia Falls. Montana. J. S. A.xtell. Coni-
mandant.
7. Howe for Dependent and .Xej^lected Children: Twin Di-idjics, .Montana.
Waller Shobe, Presidt nt.
FINGER PRl.VT EXPERTS IS:
NEBRASKA
1. Xebra.'^ka Institution for Feeble-minded Youth: Beatiice, Nebraska. D. G.

Ciiiffits, ]\I. D., Supei'intendent.
2. Hospital lor the Insane of Nebraska: Norfolk, Nebraska. G. E, Charlton,
M. D.. Superintendent.
.!. In.ijliside Hospital for the Insane: In}?l«?f:-ide, Nebraska. W. S. Fast, M. D.,
Superintendent.
4. Xehias!:,; Hospital foi the Insane: Lincoln, Nebraska. J. D. Case, M. D.,
Supei intendent.
r>. rt i1t l'(n^t'n*inry: Lincoln. Nebraska. W. T. Fenton, Warden.
(i. ijt-it') Industrial School: Kearney, Nebraska. R. V. Clark, Superintendent.
7. ?"elna.-^l.r Industral Home: IMilford. Nebraska. Lena E. Ward. Superin-
tendent.
.s. dill Indus' rir:l School: Geneva, Nebra.'^ka.
'
P. S. McAulay. Superin-
tendent.
M. Ilos)iital for Tuberculos's: Kearney. Nebraska. L. T. Sidwell, M. I)..
SuiJer.'ntendent.
10. Nebraska School foi th- Blind: Nobiaska City, Nebraska. N. C. Abbott.
Superintendent.
1L Neliia>ka School for the Deaf: Omaha, Nebraska. F. W. Booth, Superin-
ten'cit.
12. 0)1 )(('( I ITos])itiil: Lincoln. Nebiaska. B. A. h'inkle, M. D., Superin-
U''ir'ent.
1."'.. Xi'ln a;-l .• Home for Dependent Children: Lincoln, Nebraska. Amy V.
J^'tc en •. Superintendent.
11. S<<l('-ei' ' .•mm! .'-'ailors' Hon e: .Milfoid, Nebmska. W. N. Hensley, Com-
i ;.' dant
l.'i. Xch' ' ; S' '''<Ts' and Sailois' Home: Burkett, Nebraska. S. B. Jones,
Commandant.
NEVADA
1. Nevada Hos]iital for Mental Diseases: F{eno, Nevada. J. J. Sullivan, M. D..

Sni>erint«Mident.
'1. Nevada State Prison: Car.son City. Nevada. R. B. Henrichs, Warden.
.".. Nevada School of Industry: Elko, Nevada. E. J. Miline, Superintendent.
4. Nevaila State Or])hans' Home: r'arson City. Nevada. G. W. Cowing.
Superintendent.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1. New Hami)shire School for the I'eeble-minded : Laconia, New Hampshiie.

B. W. Bakei-, M. 1)., Superintendent.
2. Xfw Hampshiie State Hospita.l: C(Uico)d, Xew Hampshire. C. H. Dollofr".
-M. Supeiintendent.
I--..
". X'ew H;.m))' hiic St:;tf> Prison: Cnncoi' !. Xew Hampshire. F. ^L Cofiswell.
.M. I)., Superintendent.
184 IN'l'ERXATL FOLICK .<: [)KTiOCTl\' K I )| 1{ K( "TolO
4. 1 tuhi.-^lriiM School: .Maiic-lu-sler. Xew HaniiishiiT Vcfnon llackus, M. !>..
Su]ic'iintendent.
."). XC,\ Hanijishire Stati^ Sanatorium: C'.etK-liff, Now Hampshire. J ..M. Wi^f,
M. Superintendent.
I)..
(). Soldiers' Home: Tilton: Xe\a(la. W. H. Tjickev. Coinmandanl.
NEW JERSKY
1. Xew Jci.'-ey State Institution for Feeble-minded Women: Vineland, Xew

Jeisey. Madeline A. Hallowell, M, D., Superintendent.
2. State Colony for Feeble-minded Males: Xew Lisbon, New Jersey. J. F.
Macombei-, Superintendent.
:'.. >.e\vJerrey State Hosjtital at Moiris Plains: Cireystonc Park. B. D. Evans,
4. State Ho.^jiital .-.t Tieiittm: Trenton. Xew Jersey. H. A. Cotton, Î. D.,
Supei-intendent.
r>. Xew Jei'.-ey State Piison: Trentrn, Xew Jersey. J. H. Mulheron, Principal
Keei)er.
(). Xew Jci'S'.'y Pefom at^ry : II h way, Xew Jersey Frank INIooi-e, Sui)erin-
1e;ulent.
7. State I'oi; e lor Boys: Jamcsbmi:-, X'^'w J"r.ey. J. M. McCallie. M. D.,
Actin.u' Superintendent.
5. New Jei'sey Stae Iv( lorn :itory for Women: Clinton, Xew Jei'sey. ^lay
Robsori, Acting Su))ei-inten(lent.
!». State Honê for Girls: Trento:i, Xew Jeisex'. liutli Hilliard, M. D., Super-
intendent;
10. New Jei'sey S'ate Villajê ''or Fpileptics: Skillman, Xew Jersey. D. !".
Weeks, M. )).. Superintendi'nt.
11. Xew Jersey Sanatorium for Tuberculous Diseases: Clen Gardner, Xew
Jersey. S. B. Knu-lisli. M. 1)., Superintendent.
12. Xew Jersey School for the Fi(::if: Trenton, Xew Jersey. A. E. Pope, Super-
intendent.
1'). Xew J<r.-ey Hoii e foi- Disalihd Sfddiers: Ivearny. Xew Jei-sey. G. C.
Cii nd'e'', Actirj.'- Sujiointende'ni.
14. Xew J(^)sey Home Im I.'jsabled Soldiers. Sailoi's, Mai-ines and their Wives
and Widows: \inel;;nd. New Jeise\ W' S. Jones, M. D., Superintendent.
. .
M;W MEXICO
1. Xew Mexico Insane A^vlum: Fast I, as Vey-as, .New Mexico. \V. K. Tip-
ton, M. P., Su)K'rintendent.
2. New Mexico State Penitentiaiy Santa Fe. Xew Mexico. J. B. Mc.Maniis.
:
Superintendent.
:!. Xew Mexico Refoi-m School: S))rinyer. .New .Mexico. J. D. .AlcPike, Su))er-
intendent.
4. In t:tute foi' the lolind: Alamojroido, Xew ;Mexico. P. P. Pratt, Superin-
tendent.
5. Asylum for Deaf and Dumb: Santa l-'e. .\ew .Mexico. W. O. Connor, Jr.,
Su])e -iiitendent.
STATK-lNSTITl TIOXS is;
NEW YORK
1. I etchwcrth Village: ThieHs, New York. C. S. Little, M. D., Superintendent.

2. Koiie State Custodial Asylum: Rome, New Y'ork. Charles Bernstein, M. D.,
Superintendent.
:;. State Cuistodian Asylum for Feeble-minded Women: Newark, New Yôrk.
E. A. Nevin, M. D., Superintendent.
1. Sviacuse Staê Institution for Feeble-minded Children: Syracuse. New
Yoik. O. H. Cobb, M. D., Superintendent.
... Ali'nhaitan State Hospital: New York City, New Y'ork. M. B. Heyman,
.M. D., Superintendent.
i;. Hudson River Stfte Hospital: Poufthkeepsie, New Y'ork. W. G. Ryon, M.
IX, Superintendent
7. null'alo State Ho.,pital: BufTalo, New Y'ork. A. W. Hurd, M. D., Superin-
tendent.
s. Rochester State Hospital: Rochester. New Y'ork. E. H. Howard, M. D.,
Superintendent.
'.I.
r.iooklyn State Hospital: Hrooklyn, New Y'ork. I. G. Harris, M. D., Super-
intendent.
10, Lawrence State Hospital: OMdenshurg, New York. A. G. Lane,
St. M. D.,
Superintendent.
11. IMifideltown State Homeopathic Hospital: Middletown, New York. M. C.
Ashlêv, M. D., Superintendent.
1:;. Cnitiai I.-lip State IIos})it.'l: Cent-al Islip, New Y'ork. G. A. Smith, M. D.,
i::. Kini;s Park State Ho pi'al: Kings Park, New York. W. C. Garvin. M. D.,
Superintendent.
M. Willard State Hospital: Wil'ard, New York. R. M. Elliott, M. D., Super-
intendent.
]'\ Ciowanda State Homeopathic Hospital: Collin.'-. New York. C. A. Potter,
h;. Utica Slate Hcsp.tal: Utica. New York. R. H. Hutchings, M. D., Super-
intendent.
IT. P>ing'hamton State Ho.pital: ]'>inghamton. New Y'ork. C. G. Wagner, M. D.,
Superintendent.
IS. Matteawan Stale Hn.-;pital: Beacon, New Y'ork. R. F. C. Kieb, M. D..
Superintendent.
1!>. Dannemora State Hospital: D:innemora, New York. J. R. Ross, ]M. D.,
Superinten.dent.
M). Sing Prison: O.'sining, New Y'ork. Lewis E. Lawes, Warden.
S'np;
-1. Clinton Prison: Dannemora. New Y'ork. H. M. Kaiser, Agent and Warden.
22. Great Meadow Prison: Comstock. New Y'ork. Wm. Hunt, Agent and
Warden.
:!•'!. New
Y'ork State Reformatory: Elmira, New Y'ork. F. L. Christian, Super-
intendent.
24. Eastern New Y'oik Reformatory: Napanoch, New Y'ork. F. L. Christian,
Superintendent.
2."). State Agricultuial and Industi-iol School: Industry, New Y'ork. David
186 INTERNAT L POLICE & DETECTIYK DIRECTOR
Bruce, Superintendent.
'.^(5.State Fnvm for Women: Valatie, New York.
27. New Yoric State Reformatory for Women: Bedford Hill.s, New York. Helen
A. Cobb, Superintendent.
28. We tern Hou' e nf Refuge for Women: Albion, New York. Flora P. Daniels,
Superintendent.
29. New York State Training- School for GirLs: Hudson, New Y'ork. Horlense
V. Bruce, M. D., Supeiintendent.
.')0. Auburn State Priron: Auburn, New Yôrk. E. S. Jennings, Agent and
Warden.
.SI. State Prison for Women: Auburn, New Yoi'k. K. S, Jennings, Agent and
Warden.
.'>2. Craig Colony for Eijileptics: Sonyea, New York. W. T. Shanahan, ^ledical
Superintendent.
:"!.?. New York State Hospital for Treatment of Incipient Pulmonary Tubei'-
culosis: Ray Brook, New York. A. H. Garvin, M. D., Superintendent.
;!4. New York State School for the Blind: Batavia, New York. C. A. Hamilton,
Superintendent.
:!5. Nev- York State Hospital for the Care of Crinuled and T)eforn-ed Ch'ldi-.m:
West Haverstraw, New York. J. J. Nutt, M. D., Superin'.endent.
:'.6. New York State Soldiers' and Sailors' Home: Bath, New Y'ork. S. :SL
Morgan, Commandant.
.•;?. Nc^" Vork Stale Wo"\-n'R Rel'cf Corps Home: Oxford, New York. -1. S.
Graham, Superintendent.
NORTH CAROLINA
1. ('as- el! Trainiii-'- School: Kinston, North Carolina. C. P>. I\U'>rairy. M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
2. State Hcspitpl for t'e Insane- Morgan'on, North Caroliin. .luli .\lc-
i
Cv.^• rbell, M. D., Superintendent.

•'!. S'ate Fo n'tal for the Colored Insane, Goldsboro, North Carolina. W". W.
I'aison, M. D., Superintendent.
4. St't" Hos^îtal for the Insane: Raleigh, North Carolina. Albert Anderson,
f). rtPt^'s Pvi on: Ra'ei":h. North Carolina. J. R. Collie, Superintendent.
•". St^n'^ fi'l Jackson i\l"nnal Training and Industiial School: Concord, North
Cn-'^'-'na. C. E. Boger, Supei'intendent.
7. State Home and Industrial School for Girl.'- and Wo ên (Samaicmd
]\inror): Sanvarcand, North Carolina. Agnes McNaughton.
8. North Carolina Sanatoi-ium for the Treatment of Tuberculosis: Sanatoiium,
North Carolina. L. B. McBrayer, M. D., Superintendent.
!). Stnte School' for ti>e Blind and the Deaf: Raleigh, North Caiolina. G. E.
Lineben-y, Superintendent.
10. NoHh Cfirolir>n School for the Deaf: Morganton, North Carolina. E. IVIcK.
Goodwin, Superintendent.
1'. PolrlV'--;' For '^: Raleigh. North Carolina. D. H. Milton. Superintendent.
12. C-^-frrl-vptf^ Woiren's Home: Fayetteville, North Carolina. Mrs. H. G.
Smith, Manager.
STATi-: INSTITITIUXS 1ST
\ORTH DAKOTA
liistiUi'e for Feeiik'-niiiuled: Grafton, North Dakota. A. K. T. VVylif. M.

])., Superintendent.
State H'-'sp tal for tlie Insane: Jair.e:~to\vn, North Dakota. W. IVI. Hotdi-
kiss, M. D., Superintendent.
Nnr^h â^-'^'n Ttr.te Penitential y: Bismarck, North Dakota. L. L. Stair.
Actin?; Warden.
State Hefoi-ni School: IMandan, North Dakota. J. M. Devine, Superin-
tendent.
North Dakota State Tuherculosi.s Sanatorium: Dun.seith, North Dakota.
.1. G. Lamon':, M. D., Superinteniknt.
Sin- Sdool for Ihe Blind: Bathgate, North Dakota. B. P. Chappie, Super-
intendent.
Xo'th Dako'a Schoo' for the Deaf: Devils Lake. North Dakota. Frank
Pead, Superintendent.
-Jr.,
North Di'kota Soldiers' Home: Lisbon, North Dakota. .J. W. Carroll, Cnin-
mandant.
OHIO
Imlitiiion for Feeble-minded: Columbus, Ohio. E. J. Knu'iick, M. P..

Superintendent.
Liira State Hospital: Lima, Ohio. C. H. Clark, IVL D., Superintendent.
AlhLMis State Hospital: Athens, Ohio. O. O. Fordyce, M. D., Superintendent.
Massillon State Hospital: Massillon, Ohio. A. G. Hyde, M. D., Sui)ei-in-
tendent.
Dayton State Hospital: Dayton, Ohio. E. A. Babor, M. D., Superintendent.
Lonj;vie\v Hospital: Cincinnati, Ohio. E. A. North. M. D., Sunerinteiident.
Cl(«v(.l;i»-d State Hospital: Cleveland, Ohio. G. H. Williams, M. I)., Supei-
intendent.
Colur bus State Hospital: Columbus, Ohio. W. H. Pritchard, ^L D., Sui)er-
intendent.
T.>lrdo State Hospital: Toledo, Ohio. G. R. Love, M. D., Supermtendenl.
10. Ohio Pr n'tentiaiy: Columbus, Ohio. P. E. Thomas. Warden.
IL Ohio State Reformatory: Manstield, Ohio. T. C. Jenkins, Superintendent.
12. Oh'o T'efo]-matory for Women: Marysville, Ohio. Loui.-fe M. Mittendorf,
Sup.M intendent.
13. Boys' Industrial School: Lancaster, Ohio. R. U. Hastings, Superintendent.
14. Gills' Industrial School: Delaware, Ohio. Marg-aret E. McNamara, Chief
Matron.
15. Ohio Hosi)ital for Epileptics: Gallipolis, Ohio. C. G. Kineon, Superin-
tendent.
Ohio State Sanatorium: Mount Vernon, Ohio. S. A. Douglas, Superin-
tendent.
188 IN'I'KRNAT 1. I'OLK-IK & UETECTIVK 1)1 KiX'TOK V
17. State Scl-ool lov tlo r,linJ: Columbus, Ohio. C. F. F. Campbell, Superin-
tendent.
IS. State School foj- ilu" l\-:if: Columbus, Ohio. J. W. Jones, Suuerintetulent,
19. Ohio SoldJ'^rs' an! Sailors' Home: Sandusky, Ohio. W. R. Burnett, Com-
mandant.
20. Mad'son Hone: Madison, Ohio. J. W. Morris, Supeiintendent.
L'l. Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home: Xenia, Ohio. J. P. Eiton, Super-
intendent.
OKLAHOMA
1. Oklahoina Institute for the Feeble-minded: Enid, Oklahoma. C. C. Childers,

Superintendent.
2. Oklahoma Hospital for the Insane: Supply, Oklahoma. C. B. Hill, M. D.,
Superintendent,
o. Ea^t Oklahoma Hospital for the In.^'ane: Vinita, Oklahoma. T. M. Adams,
4. Oklahoma State Hospital: Norman, Oklahoma. D. W. Gi'iffin, Superin-
tendent.
5. Oklahoma State Penitentiary: McAlester, Oklahoma. F. C. Switzer,
Warden,
b. State ref'^rmatory: Gran'te. Okiahomri Geo. A. Water.-. Warden.
7. Sâte Training School: Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. A. K. Gossom, Superin-
tendent.
8. State Industrial School for Girls: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mrs. M. B.
Conklinp-. Superintendent.
10. School for the Blind: Mnskog-ee, Oklahoma. O. W. Stewart, Superintendent.
11. Institute for the Deaf. Bl-'nd, and Onihans of the Colored Race: Taft, Okla-
hon-.a. ,T. W. Blattner, Superintendent.
12. Olclrhot^â School for the Deaf and Dumb: Sulphur, Oklahoma. J. R. John-
'ôn. Superintendent.
1.'!. Oklahonâ State Home: Prvor, Oklahoma. N. B. Gardner, Superintendent.
1''. State Confederate Home: Aidmore, Oklahoma.
OREGON
1. State Institution foi- Feeble-minded: Salem, Oregon. J. N. Smith, M. D.,

Superintendent.
'I. Oregon State Hospital: Salem, Oregon. R. E. Steiner, M. D., Superin-
tendent.
.!. Eastern Oi-egon State Hospital: Pendleton, Oregon. W. D. McNary, M. D.,
Supeiintendent.
4. Oregon State Penitentiary: Salem, Oregon. Louis H. Compton, Warden.
'>. State Training School: Salem, Oregon. L. M. Gilbert, Superintendent.
G. Oiegon State Indu.^-trial School for Girls: Salem, Oregon. Clara C. Patter-
son, Superintendent.
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STATE INSTITTTIOXS 189
7. Staty Tube) culosis Hospital: Salem, Oregon.

('K'.iôn G. C. Bellingei-, M.
Superintendent.
iJ.,
S. Oieg-on State School foi' the Blind: Salein, Oregon. May Moores, Super-
iiitciKient.
'.). r)regon State School for the Deiif: Salem, Oregon. E. S. Tillinghast,
Suixeiintendent.
1(1,' Oregon State Soldiers' Home: Roseburg. Oregon. J. P. Shaw, Commandant.
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I'KNNSYLVAMA
Slate Institution for Feeble-minded of Western Penn.-ylvania: Polk, Penn-

sylvania. J. M. Mu'.dock, M. D., Superintendent.
State Institution for the eeble-nnnded of Eastern Pennsylvania: Spring-
1-
City, I'ennsylvania. O. E. I'hompson, Superintendent.

State Hospital for Insane: Warren. Penmylvania. H. W. Mitchell, M. D..
; uiirniitendeiil.
Hdineopalhic State Hos])ital foi' Insane: Rittersville, Pennsylvania. H. 1.
Kloj)p, ^!. 1)., Superintendent.
Sl:iti' ll(>s[)ital foi Ine iiisane: .soi'ristown, Pennsylvania. O. L. Schwartz,
Steward.
Stale AsylvDU for Chronic Insam Wernersvilje, Pennsylvania. S. H. Hill,
:
-M. 1)., Supeiintehdent.

Slate Hospital for tn<- Insane: Danville, Pennsylvania. H. P>. Meredith,
M. D., buperintendenl.
Stale lAinalic Hospital: Hani^buig, Pennsylvania. E. .M. Creen. -M. D.,
Sii|i(linteiidenl.
Slate Hosi)ilal ior Ci'iminal Insane: Fairview, Pennsylvania. William
l,\nch, M. D., Superintendent.
Ea>urn Slite I'enitenliar.x : I'hilaiieliihia, Pennsylvania. P. J. McKentj
Warden.
Western Penitentiary: Piltsbuig, Pennsylvania. John Franceis, Warden.
I'inn<ylvani:i Industrial Refoi'matory Huntin.gdon, Pennsylvania. :T. B.
Patton, Geneial Sujierinlendent.
I'liuisylvania Tiaining School: Moiganza, Pennsylvania. W. F. Penn,
Superintendent.
Pennsylvania State Sanatorium for Tuberculosis No. 1: Mont Alto, Penn-
sylvania. F. C. Johnson. Medical Director.
Pennsylvania State Sanatorium for Tuberculosis No. 2: Cresson. IVnn-
s> IvaTiia. W. A. Tinmbull, ]\I. D., Director.
Pennsylvania State Sanatorium for Tuberculosis No. Hambuig, Penn- .".
:
sylvania. T. H. A. Stiles, ]\[edical Director.

Nome I'oi- Traini)ig in Speech of Deaf Children BeforeThey Are of School
.Agi>: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. iMary S. Garrett, Principal.
Pennsylvania State Oial Scb.onj foi- l!ie Deaf: Scianton, Pennsylvania. Kate
H. i-i; h, Directo)'.
Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home: Erie. Pennsylvania. S. H. Mar-
tin, Commander.
Soldiers" ())'phans' Industrial Sclvol; Scotland, Pennsylvania. W. H. Stew-
art, Su])e)-intendcnt.
I!t0 I.VfEltXAT L POLICK .(. DICTKCTtNK r >IUK-('T( »l( 1
i:i[Olli: IS!. AND
1. I cttv SriK.c!: S'oc u . llhcrM' lsl;;n(l. .|. H. I.«(!<1. M. h., SuiK-rintrndont.

•\ S:ilo Hdsi ifiil ior Ali'iitril lUsc.-istv : HowjimI. IHiodt- Island. A. ]\. Harrinj,^-
fon. ))., Sufiffintt'ii lent.
]\I.
;. Khodo Ij^land State Pjiron air' ••.iv;d( r^ce 1 I'ounlx' Jail: Hovvai'il. Rhode
I 'land. C. K. Linsc-ott, Warden.
I. WOi khoiise and House of ("oncct'dn Hi)\vard. Rhode l.sland. I. K. Hi.i;- :
Supei'intemlent.
U' ii.s,
r>. Soc-kano.' sft Sehool for I'.oy.s: Sockano.-set, Rhode ls!an;l. Donald North.
Superintcndf nt.
(1. Oaklawn S<-honl for Cirls: Oaklawii. Rhode Island. Kate l>. KolxdsperK'er,
Supei-intendent.
7. Slate SaiinloriniM: Watliiiti l.al <•. Rhode Island. H. I>. Haiau-s. .M. 1)., Super-
intendent.
N. K'hode l-laiid In.-titute I'or tiie Deif: riovldc nre. Rhode Isl md. .\nna C.
Hurd, Piin('ii)al.
!>. State Infi)a> aiy: Howaid. Rhode I-land. H. A. Jones. M. I)., Sui)erinteiKient
It*. Slate Hon-e and School I'nr nepeiideid and \'..u-l'c1ed Children: I'rovidcn -e.
Rhode Mil'. A. Wliijip'e. .'ûperintenrlent.
1 1
11. K'hode Island SoUiieis" llo!,,e: Rii-tcd, Rhode Is'and. :M. .McKen''.ie. ( '.
Commandant.
SOUTH C AROIJNA
1. Slat" Trriiiiin.L;,' SrJTool foi- tl<' I'eehle-niinded: Clinton, South Carolina. W.

().Whitten. M. !>., Superintendent.
2. State Hospital for In an : C( lur-.hia. South Carolina. C. K. Williams, W.
D.. Superintendent.
'.',.
State Peniteiitia' C(dni'd»ia. South Caiolina.
: : A. K. Sanders, Superir-
tendent.
4. South Carolina Imlnstii'l School loi Roys: l'"loi'(^nee, South Cai'olina. H.
W.
iMoore, S.ui)ei'inten(lent.
5. State Reforn at<.r\- for >'( v to Roys: Columbia South Carolina. S. A.
l.indsey. Superintendent.
(). Si. te lii'histrial School for (lirls: ('aini)ol)ello. South Carolina. Ella C.
Rerry. Supei intendeiit.
7. South ('aiolina Sanatoiiuni Colund)ia, South Cai'olina.: K'aiest Cooper.
Superintendent.
S. South Carolina School for the Deaf and lilind: Cedar Spiin<:. South Caro-
lina. N. F. Walker, Supei-intendent.
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("(.•"
''ederate In'imary: Columhia. South Carolina. J. R. Warrllow. Su)>ei'-
ii.te.idenl.
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STATE INSTITUTIONS 1<>1
SOUTH DAKOTA
1. State School and Honip foi the Feeble-minded: Redfield. South Dakota.
J. K. Kvilnew.sky, M. D., Superintendent.
2. Yankton State Hoppitnl: Y:ink-ton. South Dakota. L. C. Mead, M. D.,
Sui>ejintendent,
:i. South Dakota }'enitentiary: Sioux Falls, South Dakota. G. C, RedfieUt,
Warden.
4. South Dakota Traininji School: Plankinton, South Dakota. A. R, Schlosser,
Superintendent.
r>. State Siinitarium for T'uberculosi.s: CuPter, South Dakota. R. E. Wood-
wojth, M. D., Siiporintendent.
0. South I'akota S<-hool loi- the Blind: Gary, South Dakota. O. O. Rule,
Superintendent.
7. South Dakota Si-hool for the Deaf: Sioux Falls. South Dakotii. H. W
Simpson, Superintendent.
N. State Soklieiv' Home: Hot Spiini^s, South Tâkota. K. P. Fair. Superin-
tendent.
TENNESSEE
1. Fastf!)) State Hospital: Bearden. Tenne.~se«j. K. F.. Smith, Vl. D.. Super-
inl<!ndent.
2. Westera State Hospital: Bolivar, X»"m»e.«Ke( E. W. Cocke, M. D., Super-
.
intendent.
:;. Central Stiite Hof^pital: Nashville. Tenne.ssee. VV. S. Planner, M. D., Super-
intendent.
I. Tennessee Statu Peniieiitiaty: Nashville. Tennessee. C. L. Shaw, Warden.
r>. Brushy Mountain Penitentiary: Petros, tenne.ssee. W. H. Nelson. Warden.
•I. Stiite Training and Agricultural School for Boys: Nashville. Tennessee.
W. M. Hard, Supeiintendent.
7. Tullahoma, Tennessee. Mis. R. C.
TeiuH'S! ee Voc-ational School for (iirls:
ÎcKenzie.
S. T«'iiins-e Industrial School: Nashville. Tennes.see. .J. H. Bayei', Superin
tendent.
'.'.Tennessee School for the Blind: Nashville. Tennessee. I. S. Wampler,
Supeiintendent.
It). 'I'ennessee School for the Deaf and Dumb: Knoxville, Tennessee. H. E.
Walker, Superintendent.
W. ('onfederatc Soldier.'^' Home: Hermitatê, Tennessee. J. D. Hays, Superin-
lendont.
11(2 INTEHNATL POLICE &: DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
TEXAS
•?.. N'nrlh Texas Hospital for In-aiie: Terrell. Texas. G. F. Towell. M. D..
Superintendent.
1. Southwestern Insane Asylum: San Antonio. Texas. W. T. Voun.u'. ^1- H..
Superintendent.
1. State Lunatic A.sykim: Austin. Texas. J. I'leston, I\I.D., Superintendent.
'. State Juvenile Traininj;: Sch'^flt Gatesville. Texas. C. E. KinK. Superin-
..,.,.,...,
tendent.
'J.MjirN' Training School: Clainf-^ville," Texas. Carrie A. Smith. Superint«'ndent.
i". Texas Prison System:
:i. Penitential'^- (head(|uarteis)Hnnts-ville, Texas. . D.E. TeaRiu*, Warden.
:
h. Penitentiary: Rush. Texa-. W. M. Ellis, Vvârden.

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Harlem State P'aJ-m: Kichmtind. Texa';. T. C. Blakely, .Manager... ..
<i. Cleuien^ State Farm: Perry Landing-. Texas. F. L.: Gentry, Manrf.ger.
e.' Imperial State Farmv ârtaitia, Texas. R. K. Addison, Manager.
f. Ramsey State Farm: Otey. Texas. P; J. Worrall, Manager.
g. \Vynn<' State Farm: Hunts-ville.- 'rexas,-• T.d. Walker, Manager.
Ii. Corre Stati' Farm- Hunt=vi!ir-. Tc-xas. J. F. StancHey, Manager.,
i. Shaw State Farm: De Ka'b.. J. E; Fraz'er. .ALinagPV.
j. ICasthain State Far)n: Weldon. Texas. ,T.-G'. :M:.;.Kerr, Manager,
k. Ferguson Statd Farmf: Midway. T'-xas. E. A. Hering, Manager.-
I. Trammel' I-'arm. Angleton, lexJi^. .J. H Weems, Manager.-
m. Bassett-lilakely I'arm: Fulshe;..!-. Texas. R. J. Flanagan. ^Fanager.
n. Rogers Farjn: Allent'arm, Texas. C. L. Jones, Manager,
o. Westbi-ook FiM'm: Hearne, Texas. Dan Crowe. Manage)-.
1). Blue liidge Farm: Missouri Cit\-, Tex.^f. V»'. G. Prior, .Manager.
'^. Slate F!)ile).1ic Colonv A])i!ene, Texas. T. B. Bass, M. D., Superintendent.
;». State Ti:b"rcu!osis S.-iratorium Carl-ba'i. Texas. J. P.. McKniglit, Supor
:
intend.'!,:.
1(1. State School for the \V.hv]: .A.istJ!-,, Tex;is. K. K. P.ram'ette Superintendent.
'I. D.'.-tr. htindi. .-Mid l;lin»' .Asyhim !'oi- Coir.r,..- N/ciitli-: .\u^tin. Texas. J. J.
D(,viai('-;'in. '~^nne:-'nt'^ndent.
1'2. Asylum for the Deaf and DnmV : Au.-^tin. Tex i-. G. 1-". Uibantke. Supeiin-
tendent. ,
.
l:;. Slate TI.,-))ital f^.v Crii-})led and Deformed Children: Galveston. Texas. C
I.. ShacktoiM. .^l. I)., '^'iiperinteTrdent. .
1..|. Texas ("onfeder-'t" Home: Au-tin, Texas. A. ('. Olivei-. M. ]).. Superin
tendent.
15. Confederate Woman's Home: .Au.--tin. Texa.-. Katie DaJfan. Sujx )inteMdent.
I(>. State Orph.ins" ilo"-'- C(M---ic;ina. Texas.- V.. I'. Bai-nctt, Sniiei-inteiident
IT AH
1. Slate Mental Ho;=pital Provo, Utah. G. E. Hyde. M. D.. Superintendent.

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2. I tail State Pi-ismi- Salt Lake Citv. Utah. G. A. Storrs, Warden.

IS. >^1ate Indu.-trial School of Utah: Ogden, Utah. E. S. Hinckley. Superin-
tendent.
-1. rta.h Sch'Md for the Blind and the Deaf: Ogden, Utah. F. M. Driggs,
Su])erintendent.
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STATE INSTITUTIONH 19
VERMONT
1. St;iio School for tho l-"eeble-min'U'd: IJrandon, Viraiont. T. J. Allen, M. p..

iNIedical Superintendenf
'I. Vermont State Hospital for the Insane: Waterbury, Vermont. E. A. Stan-
ley, I\r. D., SuiJerint'jndent.
.'5. Vermont State Prison: Windsor, Vermont. R. H. Walker, Superintendent
I. Veipiont House of Correction: Rutland, Vermont. M. H. Loukes, Superin
tendent.
'. ^'el•!"!ônt Indu^^trial Scliool: Verg-ennes, Verinont. C. W. Wilson, Superin
tendent.
VIRGINIA
I. Suite P^piicptic Colony: IMadhson Heig'ht.s, Virginia. A. S. Priddy.

Vii-.uiifa
Superintendent.
:'. Central Sta'e Hosjit: 1: Peterf-burg'. Vir;;inia. W. F. Dewey, Superintendent.
.'.. Ka-tei'n Sia'c- Hospital: Williamsburg, Virginia. G. W. Brown, Superin-
tendent.
!. Southwestern St ii(> Hosj)ital: Marion, Virginia. E. H. Henderson, Super-
intendent.
.">.
Wc'tern State Hospital: Stavinton, Virginia. J. S. De Jarnette, Superin-
tendent.
(>. Virg-ini'iT*(>nitpntiavv: Richniond, Vir<.'-inia. J. B. Wood, Superintendent.
V-. State Fa.i'in La.sîter. Virginia. Edmund Ruffin, Superintendent.
:
8. Virein"a Home and Industrial School for Girls: Bon Air, Virginia. Anna
M. I'etersen, Superintendent.
9. Catawba Sanatorium: Cat;iwba Sanatorium, Virginia. A. L. Martin, Bu.si-
nes<--- Manager.
10. Piedmont Sanaldriiiin : IJurkeville, Virginia. H. G. Carte)-, M. D., Superin-

tendenl.
11. Viieinia School for the Deaf and tne Blind: Staunton, Virginia, H. M.
AlcManaway, Sujiei-T'tendent.
]\1. Vii'pa'nia State School for the Colored Deaf and Blind: Newport News, Vir-
ginia. W. C. RittrM-. Snpei'intendent.
WASHINGTON
1. State Custodial Sr-hool: Medical Lake, Washington*. S. C. Woodruff, Supei-

intendent.
2. Northern State Ho.s])ital: Sedro-Woolley. Washington. J. W. Doughty, M.
1)., Superintendent.
• i. Ea.stern State Ho pitai: Medical T,ake. Wa.*hington. A. S. Oliver. Jr.,
Superintendent.
194 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DFiITECTIVE DIKECTOKV
I. VVasIiinp,ton. W. N. Keller, M. D.,

Western State Hospital: Fort Steilacooni,
Superintendent.
5. State Penitentiary: Walla Walla, Washington. W. C. Potts, Superinten-
dent and Warden.
<;. Washington State Reformatory: Monroe, Washington. C. B. Roe, Super-
intendent,
7, State Training School for Boys: Chehalis, Washington. T. P. Horn, Super-
intendent.
S!. State School for Girls: Grand Mound, Washington: Maiy Canijibell, Super-
intendent.
I). State School for the Blind: Vancouver, WashingtoJi. Sadie E. Hall, Super-
intendent.
10. State School for the Deaf: Vancouver, Washington. W. M. Kilpatrick,
Superintendent.
11. State Soldiers' Home: Orting, Washington. E. C. Warner, Superintendent.
12. Washington Veterans' Home: Retsil, Washington. J. ,T. Lee, Superintendent.
WEST VIRGINIA
1. Huntington State Hospital: Huntington, West Virginia. L. V. Guthrie,

M. I)., Superintendent.
'2. Spencer State Hospital: Spencer, West Virginia. S. K. Holroyd, M. D..
Superintendent.
.'!. Weston State Hospital: Weston, West Virginia. C. E. White, M. D.. Sui)er-
intendent.
'I. West Virginia Penitentiary: Moundsville, West Virginia. i\[. Z. White,
Warden.
r.. West Virginia Industrial School for Boys: Grafton. West Virginia. H. E.
Flesher, Superintendent.
(5 West Virginia Industrial Home for Girls: Industrial, West Virginia. Jennir
F. Sutton, Superintendent.
7. Stute Tuberculosis Sanatorium: Terra Alta. West Virginia. E. E. Clovis,
M. I\. Superintendent.
S. State Colored Tuberculosis Sanatorium: Denmar, West Virginia. B. A.
C rich low. Superintendent.
I>. West Vircin'a Schools for the Deaf and Blind: Ronmey, West Virginia.
F. L. Burdette, Superintendent.
10. West VMiginia Children's Home: Elkins, West Virginia. Ernestine Har-
rison, Superintendent.
11. West Virginia Colored Orphans' Home: Huntington, West Virginia. -T. L.
Hill, Superintendent.
STATE INSTITI'TIONS lO:
WISCONSIN
1. Wisconsin iloim- for I'coblc-ininded: ('hippewa Falls, Wisconsin. A. ^\ .
Wilniarth. M. rfu))Printendent.
1).,
'2. Southern VVi.-:consin Homo for Feeble-minded and Epileptic: Union Grove.
Wiscon.sin. H. C. Werner, M. D., Superintendent.
".. Wisconsin State Hospital for Insane: Mendota, Wisconsin. F. I. Drako.
1. Northern Hospital for the Insane: Winnebago, Wi.sconsin. Adin Sherman.
Superintendent.
.1. Central State Hospital for the Insane: Waupun, Wisconsin. J. F. I>ro\\n.
(>. Wisconsin State Piison: Waupun, Wisconsin. Henry Town, Warden.
7. Wisconsin State Reformatory: Green Bay, Wi.sconsin. R. M. Coles, Super-
intendent.
S. Wisconsin Industrial Scliool foi' IJoys: Waukesha, Wisconsin. Oscar Leo,
Superintendent.
It>. Wisconsin Industrial School for (iirls: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mary J.
Berry, Superintendent.
11. Wisconsin State Tuberculosis Sanatorium: Statesan, Wisconsin. R. L. Wil-
liams, M. D., Superintendent.
1:!. Tomahawk Lake Camp for Tubeiculosis: Tomahawk Lake, Wisconsin. F.
A. Reich, Superintendent.
I".. Wisconsin School for the Blind: Janesviile, Wisconsin. J. T. Hooper, Super-
intendent.
1 I. Wisconsin School for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb: Delavan, Wis-
consin. T. E. Bray, Superintendent.
!'>. State Public School: Spaita, Wisconsin. L. C. Price, M. D., Superintendent.
16. Wisconsin Veterans' Home: Wisconsin Veterans' Home, Wisconsin. F. S.
Veeder, Commandant.
WYOMING
1. Wyotning- State School for Defectives: Lander, Wyoming. C. E. Lane. M.

I).. Supei-intendent.
2. WyoiTiing State Hospital for the Insane: Evanston, Wyoming. C. H. Solier.
:".. Wyoming State Penitentiary: Rawlins, Wyoming. F. A. Hadsell, Warden,
4. Wyoming Industrial Institute: Worland, Wyoming. -William Moncur,
Superintendent.
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Wyoming Soldiers' and Sailors' Home: Buffalo, Wyoming. W. G. Angu'.
Commandant.
196 INTKRNATL POLICE & DBITECTIVE DIRECTORY
I EDEKAL INSTITl TIONS
1. St. Klizabeth's Hospital: Washington, D. C. W. A. White, M. L)., Supeiin-

tendent.
:'.. Government Asylum Hospital for Insane' Indians: Canton,' South Dakota.
H. R. Hummer, M. D., Superintendent.
;••. United States Penitentiary: Atlanta, Georgia. F. G. Zerbst, Warden.
i. Un'.ted States Penitentiary: Leavenworth, Kansas. A. V. Anderson, Warden.
"). United States Penitentiary: McNeil Island, Wâshington. Thos. Maloney,
Warden.
<). National Training School for P)0ys: Washington, I). C. G. A. Stirling,
Superintendent.
7. Fort Lapwai Indian Sanatorium for Tuberculous Indians: Lapwai, Idaho.

Jacob Breid, M. D., Superintendent,
S. Sac and Fox Sanatorium for Tuberculous Indians: Toledo, Iowa. M. L.
Russell, M. D., Superintendent and Physician.
9. East Farm Sanatorium for Tuberculous Indians; Phoenix, Arizona. J. B.

Brown, Superintendent.
Il>. Laguna Sanatorium for Tuberculous Indians: iiaguna. New Mexico. V. T.
Lonergan, Superintendent.
IL Blackfeet Sanatorium for Tuberculous Indians: Browning, Montana. 11. G.
Wilson, Superintendent.
l',». Columbia Institution for the Deaf: Washington, D. C. Pcrcival Hall. M. A.,
President.
''>. Marion Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteei- Soldiei-s:
National Military Home, Indiana. Col. A. B. Crampton, Governoi-.
''A. Southern Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers-
National Soldiers' Home, Virginia. J. S. Smith, Governoi'.
22. Mountain Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers'
National Soldiers' Home, Tennessee. R. B. Cooke, Governor.
2:]. Central Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers:
National Military Home, Ohio. W. J. White, Governor. '- • i
.! 1. Eastern Branch of the National Home for Disabled Voiunt^.eir Soldiers;

National Soldiers' Home, Maine. Col. W. P.- Hurley, GGVetrnor.:..»W '
2:'). Western Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers:
National Military Home, Kansas. S. G. Cooke, GoVk.'rnor. ^.-v:.. -•
2<i. Northwestern Branch of the National Home for Disabled VbVuntee;' Sol-
diers: Milwaukee.. Wisconsin. ,J. E. Grain, Governor.
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STATK IXSTITCTIOXS 1»-
c. 1
1J)S INTKliNWrt. I'OJJCi-: A. tiKTKCTFVK l»IKK-rTORV
•Hn>lPPINK ISLANDS
1. San Lazai-o Hospital: Manilla: I'hilippino Islands. A. P. Goft', M. D., Chief.

J. Iwahifc'Penal Colony: I\u'rto Princpsa. Philippine Islandf^. J. W. Quillen,
Superintendent.
;. Pnson: Ma.nila, Philippine Island?. Ramon Victoi-io, Superintendent.
llilibid
4. San Pamon Penal Farm: San Ramon, Philippine Islands. Philip A. Stover,
Ac-ting' Superintendent.
."». Culion Leper Colony Culion, Philippine Islands.
: O. E. Denney, M. D.,
Chief.
;. Sciiool for Dea^f and Blind Children: Manila, Philippine Islands. Delight
U. Wrbl>er, Principal.
7. Covernment Oi-phanay*': San Pedro Makati. Philippine Islands. Jose
Fahella, M. I).. Director.
PORTO RICO
1. Insane Asyluni: S:in .Juan. Pcilo Rico. ( "'.'-âi- Jordan, M. !>., Superintendent.
2. Penitentiary: San Juan, Poito Rico. Alvaro Padial. Waiden.
-'..
Wards of the San Juan and Arecibo Jails annexed to the Penitential^-:
San Juan, Porto Rico. Xepoinuceiio Flore.^, Jailer.
4. Reform School: ]\lnyai.'T.iez, Poito Rico. Manuel Gotay. Suyierintendent.
.'». Leper Colony, San Jnan. Porto R'co. Jo-T- P. Rubin. Manager.
(i. Girls' Charity School: Srn Juan, Porto Rico. Anji-ela Sr.ntnella, Superin-
tendent.
7. B<i\s' Charity ScIkkiI; ^';r .'iian. I'oi-:o Rico. C;irlos del Rosario. Super-
intendent.
SI'KCIAL AGENTS — RAIl.ROAD l(»tt
sPKc lAL A(;i:Nrs and chiefs of polk e k. k.
I". S. AlliMidcr. 742 Frisco VMiX-. St. Foiiis, Mo., bVi.-co R. K.

r. ('. Alien, 1047 lly. Bld.sr., St. Louis, Mo., Missouii-Pacitic R. K.
.1. (\ Av«'ia. Augusta SoiithiMii I J. II.. Xaslivillo, (la.
\\in. r.iiuRS, Hiicf oi' Police. Vmn. Liiu-s West II. IJ., Pittsbuix- '':>•
(,'.A. Ih-oker, Chief of Police, Washinj^toii Terminal K. R., WashinRton, I). C.
i. I' 'loivl. Chief of i'olice, WCsteiii Maryland R. R., Haltiniore. Md.
Al. J. Uooth. Chief of Police. Lei^h Valley R. R., Pier 8 N. R.. N. Y. City, N.
C. M. P,arber, Chief Special Auent, Texas & Pacitic R. R., Dallas. Texas.
W. G. Baldwin, Chief Special Agent, Norfolk & Western R. R., Roanoke, Va.
1. H. Ruinelt. Special Agent, C. R. 1. & Pacific R. R., EI Reno, Okla.
I''. K. P.rown, Chief S])ecial Auent. Toledo, Peoria & Western. l'eo)-i;i. 111.
Iv'oy Pendure. c o U. P. R. R., Omaha, Neb.
F. A. I>ittti le. Special .\.iient, American Ry. Ex. Co., Tei-re Haute, Ind.
W. Cain. Special Agent, C. i^-. A. R. R., Chicago, III.

S.
A. ] Caswell. Si)ecial .A.gent, liangor & Aroostook R. R., Pangor. Maine.
W. S. Cain, Chief Special Agent, Peoria R. R. Terminal, Chicago, 111.
K. R. Churnlev, Chief Special Agent, Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern
R. R., Terre Haute, Ind.
A. F. Cannaday, Chief Special Agent, llichmont, Fiedericksburg & Patomic.
Maurice C-'tturri, C'Wef Sjiecial AgtMit, S. P. Lines, Portland, Ore.
F. R. Cami'hell. Chief S])ecial Agent, St. L. & Southwestern, Tylei-. Tex.
G. A. Collins, Chief of Police. N. Y. Central Lines, N. Y. City. N. Y.
J. V. Connolly. Chief of Police, Southern Ry. Lines, Charlotte. N. C.
Homer A. Chambers, Chief of Police, American Steel & Wire Co., Donor;i, Pa.
W. B. Daniel, Chief Special Agent. Kansas City Southei-n, Shreveport, La.

Wm. T. Dineen, Chirr Sjierial Agent, Chicago Northwestein R. R., Chicago, 111.
J. A. Dundon, Chief Special Agent, Spokane, Portland & Seattle, R. R.. Port-
land, Ore.
H. L. Denton, Supt. of Police, B. & O. Lines, Baltimore, Md.
Scott A. Dickson, Special Agent, C. & N. W. Ry., Chicago, Illinois. .
200 IXTKKNAT L I'OLICK .v I ) I"!' i-:("r I
\' !: 1 ) I K K( ••I'OKN
\l. KclKOworth, Chief Spooial A.L'ent, Chica,!2,o Junction R. R.. Chicago, 111.
J.
J. C. Yielding-, Chief Special Agent, Belt R. R. of Chicago, Chicago, 111.
i R. Flanagan, Chief Special Agent, Chicago Great Western, Chicago, 111.
.
.J. F. rôlev, Chief of Police, Grand Tiamk Western Lines, Chicago, 111.
G. F.'Fro'm, Chief of Police, Wheeling & Lake Erie R. R., Canton, Ohio.
f. Ii(/.patrick, Chief of N. C. ct St. L. R. R. Police, Nashville, Tenn.
T. R. Gr'ffen, Chief of Police, Southern liailwav Lines. Cincinnati, Ohio.

.1. Giav. Chief of Police, Central R. R. of N. J.,' Jersey City, N. J.
'\ K. Gerdman, Chief of Police, Lake Erie & Western R. R., Tipton, Ind.
A. R. Griffin, Chief Special Agent, Mobile & Ohio, Meridian, Miss.
iJ. A. Gracie, Special Agent, Salto Steatnpacket Line, lialtinioi'e, Md.
Eniniett Greg'g, Supt. Special Service, Santa Fe R. R., Topeka, Kas.
( ;. Grae.;lev, Special Agent, Denver & Rio Grande R. R., benver, Colo.
J. C. Gale," Chief Special Auent, Union Pac. R. R., Omaha, Neb.
.1. l;. Gray, Thief of C. P. R. of N. J. Police, Jersey City, N. Y.
F. C. Hmi-icksnn, Chief Special Agent, Alton Oc Southern, Fast St. I.oiiis, 111.
K. R. Hine-;, Chief Special Ag'ent, Terminal Railway .\ssn., St. Louis, Mo.
Grant Hale, Chief Special Agent, Santa Fe R. R., .4nianIlo, Tex.
C. \'. Hattie, Chief Special Agent, L. A. <^- S. L. R. R., Los Angeles. Calif.
.1 ('.Supt. P. R. R. Police, Philadelphia. Pa.
Iuir])er,
I'. Iv. [looks, Ch.ef Siiecial Agent, Flojida c^- Fist ('omsI, Jacksonville, Ma.
E. E. Helin, Chief Special Agent. Minneapcdis (<: St Louis R. R., .Alinneapolis,

Minn.
H. J. Higgins, c/o Mo. Pac, R. R., St, Louis, Mo,
P. i\I, Henry. Cn et of I'olice. Fl I'aso Terminal A-^sn.. Fl Paso, Tex,
]. r>. Harlin, Cliief of P'olice, Louisville & Nashville R, R.. Louisville, Ky.
.]. K. .leiisen, Ch'< of Police, pejaware

I MinNoii R. R., Albany, N. Y,
c»>;-
"i;i1li:iii Kohiit, Sup., o'' (('ice, lUillalo, iJdclH'^lei' tV: Pittsbuig R. R.. Puiinsu-
liiwney. Pn.
''.
Kemp, 'Niief Sp-c'
I". Agcn., \'irgini;ni \l. \l Norfolk, Va,
1 .
J. W. King, Chief Special Ayent, Chesapeake & Ohio, Richmond, Va.

T. T. Keliner, Chief of Police, Illinois Central R. R., Chicago, III.
W Love, Chief N, \. (", R. R. Police

. J, 'iucinnati, Ohio. <
.1, Chief Sp'_'ci;«l Agent, Crcal Norlliei-n \l. R,, St, Paul, .Minn.
Al. l.iiKs,
Glen S. I.ocker, Chi'd Special Ag<Tii, l)uluth K- Iron Range R. R.. Two Har-
bors, M nn.
J. IL l-ambcison. Chief of Police, iii ic R. R.. Youngston, Ohio.
D. M. Lay, Chief S()ecial Agent, Kan as City Southi rn \l. R., Pittsburg, Kan.
R. S. MHchell, Chief Spec'a! Agent, Mo. Pac. R. R., St. Louis, Mo.
J.J, iMclluuh. Chief Ml lo' e, .Michiuan Central U. R„ Detroit, .Mich.
M. J. Murphy, Sui)t. of Police, Statcn Island Rapid Transit, N, Y. City. N. Y.
G. iMamii'.eii, Chief of Police, Long Island R. P.. Jan:aica, L, L, N, ^'.
R, (;, Murray, ('hi<"f S|)ecial Agent, Waterloo, Cedar falls A- N'orlliern, W.alei-
loo. Iowa.
SPECIAL AGENTS— RAILROxVD L>01
W. Chief Spec'al Agent, Northern Pacific, St. Paul, Minn.

J. i\IcFet!-idg-?,
.i. IMrDonnld, Ch'^f Special Agent, Chicago & Westeni Ind., Chicago, 111.
II.
•v. AV. Mnrri en, Ch'e^" of Police, Atlantic Coast Line, Wilmington, N. C.
M. MMfGinnis, Chie" of Police, Toledo Terminal R. R., Toledo, Ohio.
V. -L IM Irs. Chief rf Police, Nevv' York Central Lines R. R., New Yoik City, N. Y.
.1. Pv. MrMahon, Chief of Police, N. Y., New Haven & Hartford R. Pv., New
ITavon, Cr>rn.
W. iPg\-n. Spe."'a'
l\To A
.ent, P'lttcburg. &. W. Va R. R., Pittsburg, Penn.
W. 1
IMcCrfTcrty, Ch'ef Special Agent, Denver & Rio Grande R. R. Pueblo,
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Colo.
.\I. Mov -cfscr, Gei. Tn -p. Police Service, C. R. I. & Pacific R. R., Chicago. 111.
\','.
S. Mullen, Special Ag-nt, Cum.berland Valley R. R., Chambersburg. Pa.
"Ik"^. T. T;'iclô';i~, Chief Special Agent, Louisville, Hendei'.son & St. Loui.-
Louisville, Kv.
l-.-uilel O'Connell, Chief Special Agent. S. P. R. R., San Franci.sco. Calif.

T. O'i.cary, Supt. Sp.cc'al Service, Santa Fe R. R., La Junta, Colo.
A. IMnkerton. Chief Special Agent, Detroit & ALicknec R. R., Detroit, :\licli.
G. K. Penwell, Chief of Police. Philadelphia & Reading R. R., Philadelphia, Pa.

.'ohn P;'v]%Tir., Special i^gent, Box 604 Ft. Scott, Kan.sas.
.). L. Pettus, Chief of Police, Norfolk Southern R. R., Norfolk, Va.
W. .1. Poole, Chief of Police, Central of Georgia R. R.. Macon, Ga.

iMlwin Pe'.tis, Chief of Police, Pete Marquette R. R., Detroit, Mich.
n. R. Rapireau, Chief of Police, N. Y., Chicago & St. Loui.s R. R., CIcvehuKl
Ohio.
C. Rhinehardy, Chief of Police. Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie
B.
R. R., Minneapolis, Minn.
P. Reitz, Chief Special Agent, PJlgin. Joliet & Eastein R. R.. Joliet. III.
^. K. Rossiter, Dist. Special Agent, C. R. I. & Gulf R. R., Des Moines, Iowa.
<
'. B. Reardan, Special Agent, Western Pacific R. R., Sacramento, Calif.
T. N. Rencau, Chief Special Agent, Gulf Coast Lines, Houston, Tex.
<'. S. Reifsmider. Chief of Police, Ann Arbor R. R., Toledo, Ohio.
.Mark Robbins, Chief of Police, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis R. R.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
W. J. Redman. Chief of Police, Erie R. R.. Youngston, Ohio.
H. A. Russell, Chief of Police, Maine Central R. R., Portland, Me.
\'. P. Smith, Chief of Police, Union R. R., Memphis, Tenn.
•1. M. Sullivan, Chief of Police, Kentuckv & Indiana Terminal, Louisville, Ky.
W. P. Smith. Chief of Police, Budge & terminal R. R.. Memphis, Tenn.
W. W. Stigall, Chief of Police. Toledo. St. Louis & Western R. R., Frankfort,
Ohio.
102 ixtf:rn.\t'i. i>olice <;:- detectivk DiiiiocTom
.\l A. Ship'ev, Spocial Ay-ent, St. Louis, Mo.

M'k
(k'o. L. Sirith, Chief Special Agent, L, &. N. E. R. R., Bethlehem, Ta.
N. D. Smith, c/o Mo. Pac. R. R., Coffeyville, Kas.
\\m. Skenyou, Chief of Police, Hockinj^- Valley R. R., Columbus, Ohio.
A. H. Schofield, Chief of Police, Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville IJ. \l..
Lafayette, Ind.
B. C. Sanderson, Chief Special Agent, Kansas City Terminal, K. C, INIo.
S. L. Steward, Chief Special Agent, Mo-., Kas. & Tex., Dallas, Tex.
F. H. Schofield, Chief Special Agent, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R-,
Scranton, Pa.
M. O. Sargent, Chief Special Agent, Boston & Maine, Boston, Mass.
J. S. Stith, Special Agent, Western Pac. R. R., Elko, Nev.
B. C. Sanderson, Chief Special Agent, Kansas City Terminal, K. C, Mo.
H. M. Sullivan, Chief Special Agent, Des Moines Terminal. Des Moines, Iowa.
W. B. Sloan, Supt. of Police, Chicago & Eastern 111. R. R.. Danville. 111.
O. Silvei' ', 8uDt. Srocial Service, Santa Fe R. R., Los Angeles, Calif.
\Vr-, A ^vhr.'l '"N<f Prrrir-i Acent, C, M. & St. Paul R. R., Chicago, 111.
\l. H. Taylor, Chief Special Agent, C, M. <&- St, Paul R R., Chicago, 111.
R. H. Taylor, Chief Special Agent, Gulf & Ship Island R. R., Hattiesburg, Miss.
R. Toussoint, Chief of Police, Lake Erie & Eastern R. R., Pittsburg, Pa.
M. G. Turnev, Inspector P. R. R. Police, Harrisburg, Pa.
\Vm. Tiiylor, Chief of Police, Toledo & Ohio Central R. R., Columbus, Ohio.
Andrew C. Ure, Chief of Police, Oregon Short Lines, Salt Lake City, Utah.
G. C. Vorous. Limit of Police, Bessemer & Lake Erie R. R., Butter, Pa.
F. H. Watcrhouse, Chief of Police, Grand Trunk Lines in Xew England, Port-

land, Maine.
J. A. Wilson, Chief of Police, Detroit, Toledo & Ironton R. R., Springlield,
Ohio.
G. R. Wil.-on, Chief of Police, N. Y., Ontario & Western, Middletown, X. Y.
,1. A. Wilson, Chief of Police, Rutland R. R., Rutland, Va.
C. S. Ward, Chief Special Agent, Wabash R. R., St. Louis, Mo.

i'"uller Williamson, Chief Special Agent, Great Noi'thoi'u R. R., Palestine, Texas.
I. S. Webster, Chief Special Agpnt, Tex. Pac. Lines, Houston, Texas.
Sten Wcihlstron, Chief SpecialAgent, Duluth, Missabe & Northern R. R., Proc-
tor, Minn.
K. 15. Wood, Chief Special Agent, Oregon, Washington Navigation Lines, Port-
land, Oi'e.
M. Wilson, Chief Special Agent, Seaboard Air Line, Norfolk. \';i.
H. F. Wood, 204 Court House, Des Moines, Iowa.
F, J. Young, Chief of R. R. Police, Cincinnati, Ohio.

N. J. York, Palestine, Texas.
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Homer A. Chambers, Donova, Pa. Investigator of Crimes. Characteis. Finger
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AT LAW. Oflice over
i;in.ont 1 heatre. 413 Liberty Street, Winston-Salem. North Carolina.
Al;il);im:i: IJinniiiKliam. Wood & Piitcl\ard, First National IrJank Bldg-.
Alaska: I-airbanks. John A. Clark.
Aikansas: Little Rock. John F. Clittord.
C:ililo) Ilia: S:in Francisco. J. T. SLiinniervilU', 1112 Market St.

Califoinia: San Francisco. R. E. Ragland, i:!() McAllister St.
California: Los An^êles. Noel C. Edwards. Wi'ijrht & Callender Bldg".
Colorado: Clippie CJreek. Hildreth Frost.
jlelawaie: Dover. W. W. Harrington.

Disli-ict of Columbia: Washington. John E. Taylor. Woodwairl Bldg.
Moi-ida: Miami. A. B. & C. C. Small.
Ceorgia: Augusta. Henry S. Jones.
Hawaii: Honolulu. Thom)>'ôn, Cathcart & Lewis.
Idahii: Twin I'âlls. Turner K. Hackman.
Illinois: Chicago. Frank L. Boyd, 17 N. La Salle St.
iiidir.na: lndiana])olis. .Newbei'ger, Simon <*;• Davis. Kahn Bldg.
jo ;i: lie^ iloinos. J. Howard Henry. Youngfemian Bldg.
Kansas: Topeka. J. U. Larimer, Mulvane Bldg.

L'lis INTERNATL POLICE ,v DKTECTIVK IHRErTORY
Kentucky: Louisville. J. S. McEIroy, Jr., Keller Bkl^.
Louisiana: New Orleans. Arthur J. Peters. 211 Masonic Temple.
Maine: Portland. Veiill, Hale, Booth & Ive.
Maryland: Baltimore. Albert S. J. Owens, Fidelity Bldy.
Massachusetts: Boston. Iku'ouRhs & r>earborn, 429-.".2 Kiniball Bldg.
MichiKJin: Detroit. Henry C. Walters, !)17-20 Ford. Bldg-.
iMinnesota: Minneapolis. Anthony M. Bayei', Oneida Bldg-.
Mississippi: Jackson. Chambers <fc Tienholm.

Mis.sissippi: Allenton. John M. Phelan.
Missouri: St. Louis. Hugh K. Wagner, Calumet Bldg.
Montana: Helena. James A, Walsh.
Ncbiaska: Lincoln. Roy H. Wal1'o)(l.
Nevada: Reno. Ayeis A: Gardim>r.
New Hampshiie: Dover. Hughes <t- Doe.
New Jersey: Newark. Henry V. Jacob^son. 207 Phuket St.
New Mexico: Santa Fe. Frank B. Clancy.
New Yoi-k: New Voik City. Walter & Wolf, 120 Broadway.
Noi'th Carolina: Wiiiston-Salcni. LeRoy V,. Wall. 41:1 Liberty St.
Noi-th Dakota: Janu'sto\\n. Ru.-sfll D. Chase.
Ohio: Cleveland. 31. S. laiiv.er, .Jr.. Knginei'rs P>ldg.
Oklahoma: Muskogee. George Miller, Jr.
Oregon: Pendleton. Will M. Patterson.
Pennsylvania: Phila(lel))hi;i. Saniiu-l W. Salus, 1421 Chestnut St.
Philippine Islands: Ililo. lilock, Johnston S: (ireenbaum.
Rhode Island: Bristol. WHliain T. O Donnell.
South Carolina: Marion. M. C. Woods.

South Dakota: Aberdeen. W. F. Mason.
Tennessee: Jeffeison City. (J.A. Bales. ••
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Texas: Foi-t Worth. John W. Stitt. •
Utah: Suit Lake City. D. L. Oleson, Utah Sav. & Trust Bldg.
Vetniont: Burlington. Theo E.' Hopkins;
Virginia: Norfolk. A. B. Seldner, Dickson Bldg.
VVash-ngton: Seattle. F. C. Hackinan, 8ir> Second Ave.
West Virginia: Wayne. Elba J. Wilcox.
Wi.sconsin: Milwaukee. Churchill, Bennet «S: Chui'-chill.
Wyoming: Buffalo. Hill & Griggs.
Canada .
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Alberta: Edmonton. Edward Bryce, 9945 Ja.sper Ave.
Winnipeg: Manitoba. Hull, Sparling & Sparling. .''.2.")

Main St.
Ontario: Toronto. Gilchrist <fe Walsli, "Jll Manning Chambers.
N. F.: St. Johns. Leslie Roy Curtis.
Sask.: Regina. Turnbull (?- Kinsman, Western Trust Bldg.
N. S.: Halifax. Murray, Mackinnon & Daley.
Afi'ica
Algiers: Algeria. Louis Gouttebaron.
Egypt: Cairo. Robert L. Devonshire.

\
The Azores: St. Michael. Dr. Aristides M. da Motta.
Canary Islands: Teneriffe, Santa Cruz. Augustin R. Perez.
Natal: Durban. Alexander Ward Airth.
Tunis: Tunis, Me. Ben Attar.

Zanzibar: Zanzibar. H. Lascari, B. A.
Cape of Good Hope: Cape Town. J. & H. Reid.

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IMO INTKRXAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Orange Free State: Bloeml'ontein. Goodrick & Franklin.
Transvaal: Jbhannesbui-p-'. W. A. MorT-iaon Abel, Victoria Bldg,
Asia-
(!hina: Hon^konK". Deacon & Harston.
China: Shanghai. White, Cooper, Master & Harris.
. Japan: Tokio. W. A. I)e Haviland, Mit.su Bldg., Yaesucho.
Japan: Yokohonia. J. E. De Becker, Board of Trade lUdfi'.
Ceylon: Colombo. R. L. Mack.

India: Bombay. Little & Co
Calcutta: Oir, Dignam & Co.
Rangoon: \V. Okeden.
Siberia: Vladivostok. J. Fischmann.
S' raits Settlements: Singapore. Allen & Cledhill.
Aiisti'niia
New South Wales: Sydney. Alien, Allen & Hemsley.
Queensland: Brisbane. Chambers, McNab & McNab.
South Australia: Adelaide. San ford & Limbert.
Tasmania: Hobart. Butler, Mclntyre & Butler.
Victoria: Melbourne. Lynch & MacDonald.
Western Australia: Peilh. Nicholson & Heiusman.
New Zealand: Wellington. Martin & Martin.

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'••'It r;il A'::('ricn —
i'.ri i;h Honduia.: UeJize. l\. Towrey Piice.
''('m1;! I''i(a: Siui .]<v^r Don Luis Anf]<>rson.
r:ui:n.:a: (a->]oi!. I'^df^-ar A. Reid
PaniUTUi: Panama. Felix Porter.
(h'i»tHniala: l^r. FrodenVo Sa<?nz d-e Tejada.
Honduras: Tr(;uc!âlpa. Licenciado Don Roniulo E. Ihinin.
Salvador: San Salva<lor. Ricardo Moreira,
Kurope—
Austri;i,: Vienna. Mr. Max Braum.

r.elu'ium: I'uissels. Edward Bai'clay, 4 Rue Mayerbeer, Paris.
Czeoho-Slovaki : Prague. Dr. Frederich Dub.
IVMiniark: C()i)enhagen. K. M. Bernth.
Fnu'lrnd: I^ciiulon. Rubinstein, Nash & Co., Grays Inn, W. C.
leaner: I'aiis. Coudert Bros., Pârmers Loan & Tru.^t Co.
Ceiiiianx': Berlin. Jas. H. Vickery. .')0 Friedrich Stras.se.
("iieece: Salonita. .Jean D. Rhally.
Holland: Rotterdam. C. H. Huberich.
Hungary: Budapest. Dr. Alexander Torok.
Ireland: Cork. Jame.s McAullifte.
Ireland: Dublin. Thomas J. McGrath, 15 Kildare St.
Italy: Rome. H. S. Cavanaugh, 14 Via Bocca di Leone.
Norway: Christiana. Alexander Nansen.
Portugal: Lisbon. J. S. Borges de Castro.
flussia: Moscow. INIichael Imchanitzky.
Scotland: P]dinlKU-gh. Hutton, Jack & Crawford, -56 George St.
Scotland: Glasgow. Digby, Brown & Co., 116 Hope St.

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212 INTKRNATL POLICE & DKTECTIVK DIRECTORY
Spain: M.uli-id. Alfonso Kodenas,
Sweden: Stockholm. John Lodon.

Switzerland: Geneva. Lachenal, Hudiy &.Dutoit..
Turkey: Constantinople. Alfred Cuchet. ...
Wales: Havfii'oidwest. Willian^ T). Georgv.
Mexico — .. '•..:
Mexico City: Harvey A. Bashani, Apordado 218.
South America
Argentina: Buenos Ayres. Aldao, Campos & del Valle.
Bolivia: La Paz. Dr. Carlos Calvo.
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro. Dr. Herbert Moses,
British Guiana: Georgetown. Joseph A. King.
Chile: Valparaiso. Lastanis Bros., P. O. Box l.'iGS.
Colombia: Bogota. Jose Joaquin Perez, Apartado 99.
Ecuador: Guayaquil. Dr. A. B. Serrano.
French Guiana: Cayenne. M. E. Devez.

Paraguay: Asuncion. Francisco Chaves.
Peru: Lima. Dr. Albert Solomon.
UiTiguay: Montevideo. William Wilson.

N'enezuela: Caracas. J. B. Bance.
F;ist Indies —
. Java: Batavia. Schouttndorp & Henry.
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ATT(JR.\EYS-.\T-LA\V 2
West Lndies
Ilahama: Nassau. Malcobii Harcourt.
I'.aibados: I'ndgctown. C"aiTini;ton & Sealy.
i!i-rmu(ta: Hamilton. G. C. G. Montagu.
ruracoa: Cuiacoa. C. H. Jonekheor.
('uba: Havana. R. R. ^'iulrun.
Guadeloupe: St. Eai'tlielcniy. .M. Dupiat. Grt'ffier-Notaire.
Hayti: Port au Prince. M. Louis Borno.
Jamaica: King-ston. Manton & Hart.
ivipublica Dominica: lioseau. H. A. A. Nicholls.
Leeward Islands: Antigua. Hon. A. C. Vincent Prior.
Martini(|ue: Fort de F^ ranee. G. Clarac.
Trinidad: Port of Spain. SeDier & Co.

214 INTEHXAT'l. POLICK \- I iK'I'I-:* "l-n')': DIHKCTOMV
INTERNATIONAL ASSnCIAIION OF I'OLU'KWOMEN
President Mrs. Min;i C. Van Winkle

(l»iirclor, Wonian'h IJureau), Molioiiolitan Police nei)t., Wasliinjitoii, 1). C.
\' ice- President Miss Annas Sonnedeckor

(Policewoman. Police Department), Kalamazoo, Michijran
St'( ittaiy Miss Clara llurnside

(Supervisor o1' Woman'.s Bureau, Police l>e))artinent), Indianapolis, Indiana
i'reasurer..... .-
Miss Nellie .McKlioy
(Policewoman, Police Dei-art ment ). RocheslfM'. N. Y.
Till' Association is in such a (onr.-itive stiite and there are ô many

new
rolicewd'iien I'eitr;- ajijviiuled (•(in-'^taiit '\' in \';\iious cities all ovei' the ceuiUfN'
Mia! ;"ny liî u'' iiiei,;l>er< at jiresent woiiM lie incornplett".
The ambition ol' the Association is to establish ;iinis. metluxls and jielicies,
•Vi\ uniform r. (oril ot
ke"i)in.!V olCe .voineu all <>vei' the woi'ld.
I
'I'h(» Associrition has i's .-imuial mee!iii';- as a s'ttion of llv National ("'Ui-
I'Teiice of Social W'erlc.
It is expected that the 1!I2:; International Police t^- Detective Directory will
'ent-iin a (o,,,)i'cie list et I 'elic woum n all e\-ei- the world.
r-^
CHIEF C0NSTA1U.es
GRKAT KRITAIX
Kiii.t: GoorKe V.: Hoir Apparent. Edward Albert. I'riiice o)' Wah's; I'riiiK
Minister. Lloyd George.
LIST OF ( HIEF CONSTABLES OF COUNTIES IN ENC.LAM),
WALES, AM) SCOI LAND, Wmr THEIR STATIONS.
The object in numbering' each name i? to save words. In sending ;i

telegram, in.'^t< ad ot ,t;ivinj>' the name and address of the send<'r, the number
<>|)po.-)te his nami' will bo sufficient, a-< on reference to thislist the number
-t;i,('rl will indicitc the name of the sender.
ENGLAND.
1. Hi (Is: Lieut. -Coi 1". A. E). Stevens. C. B. E., D. L.. Bedfoid.

2. jierks: Lieut. -Col. A. F. Poulton, C. P.. K., Keadinj.-.
:;. Hucks: Ma.ioi Ol-way Mayne, O. B. E., .^ylesbun..
4. Cambridge: Wm. Varnev Webb.
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Chester: Lieut. -Col. Malcolm, M. V. O.. i;. S. 0.. Chester.
(i. Cornwall: Lieut. -Col. H. B. P. Smith. O. P.. E.. Bodmin.
7. Cumberland: Lieut-Col. H. S. Turnbull. Penrith.
N. Derby: Major F. R. Anley, Derby.
!l. Devon: Cajjt. H. P. Vvvvaii. Exetei'.
10. Doiset: Cai>l. Dennis 'C.ranville, O. B. K., M. V. O.
11. Durham: William G. Morant, O. B. E., D. L., Durham.
12. Essex: Capt. J. A. Unett, D. S. O., Chelmsford.
PI. (Gloucester: Majoi- F. L. Stanlev Clarke. Cheltenliam.
14. Hants: Majoi- St. A. B. Wai'de". Winchester.
1.'). Herefoid: Capt. the Hon. E. S. Stanhope, D. !,., Hei-etoid.
Ifi. Herts: Lieut. -Col. A. L. Law, Hatfield.
17. Huntinu'don: Lieut. -Col. A. Chicl;ester, D. L., Huntingdon.
IN. 1-le of>]lv: Major W. R. Hartcup, O. B. E.
1!>. Ken': Licut.-Col. H. M. A. Wnrde, C. B. E., Maidstone.
20. Lancaster: H. P. P. Lane, C. B. E.. .\L V. O.. Preston.
21. Lancaster: Wilfred Trubshaw, O. B. E., A.'-sistant Chief Constable, Preston.
22. Leicestej-: Edward Holmes, Leicester.
2:'.. Lincoln: Capt. Cecil Mitchell-Innes, C. B. E., Lincoln.
24. .Aliddlesex: Brig.-Cen. W. ^r. F. Hovwood, C. B., D. S. 0., New ScollanI
Yard. S. W. 1.
216 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DlRECTOIiY
•25. Middlesex: Sir Basil H. Thomson. K. C. B.

26. Middlesex: Hon. F. T. Bingham, C. B., New
Scotland Yard, S. VV. 1.
27. Middlesex: V. L. D. Elliott, C. B., New
Scotland Yord, S. VV. 1.
28. ^Middlesex: James W. Olive, C. B. E., New
Scotland Yard, S. W. 1.
29. Monmouth: V. i- Bosancjuet, Abeigavenny.
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:;(). Norfolk: Capt. -J. H. INIande)-, 0. B. E., Norwich.

:;]. Northampton: Lieut. J. 1^. Kellie MacCailam, D. L.. 0.1^. E., Xoriha;
ton.
".2. Northumberland: Capl. F. James, O. B. E., Morpeth.
:;:!. Notts: Sir William Tomasson, K. B. E., M. V. 0.. Nottingham.
:;4. Oxford:
").">. Rutland: William Wilson, Oakham.
.".(). Salop: Major J. Becke, Shrewsbury.
.•57. Somerso'^- ' imit.-Cnl. H. C. Metcalfe. D. S. O., Taunton.
:]y. '"1:-rfor(l: I'miI.-CoI. The Hon. G. A. Anson, M. V. O., StaCford.
:;! . ; iilt'olk, ];.;st: Capt. J. G. .Mayne^ U. L. E., li)s\v;ci\
40. Suli'olk, West: Major E. i\ ire.^, Bury St. Edmunds.
41. Surrey: Capt. M. L. Sant, Guildford.
42. Sussex, East: Lieut. -Col. G. M. Omerod, D. S. O., Lewes.
4.'!. Sussex, West: A. S. Williams, Horsham.
44. Warwick: Capt. J. T. Brinkler, Warwick.
45. Westmoreland: Lieut.-Col. H. S. TurnbuU, Penrith.
U>. Wight, Lsle of: Cnpt. H. G. Adams-Connor, M. V. O., D. L., Newjiort:
17. Wilts: Lieut.-Col. Hoel Llewellyn, D. S. O., Devizes.
IS. Worcester: Lieut.-Col. H. Sutherland Walker, C. B. E., Worcester.
41). York, E. R.: Major W. H. Duniop, D. L., Beverlev.
50. York, N. R.: Maior R. L. Bov.-er, C. M. G.. C. B. E.. Noi-thallai-ton.
51. York, W. R.: Col. J. d'E. Col e, C. M. G., Wakefield.
WALES.
52. Anglesey: R. H. Prothevo. Holyhead.
58. Brecon:" Lieut. -Col. C. G. Cole-Htimilton, C. M. G., D. S. O.. Brecon.
54. Cardig'an: E. Williams, Abo-ystv yth.
55. Carmaithen: W. P. Phillii)p-, Idandilo.
5<i. Carnirvon: Jo!-!ii Grifiith, Carnarvon.
57. henbigh: Edv. ard J(^n-s, Wiexham.
58. Flint: R. Yarncll Davies, M. B. E., .Alold.
59. Glamorgan: Capt. I.. A. 1 indi :iy. O. B. E., M. V. O., C.-ndirf.
GO. Merioneth: Richf.rd Jones, Holgelley.
Gl. Montgomery: W. J. Holhind, Xev. town.
(;2. Pembroke: F. T. B. Su.aiiHM-^. Haverfordwest. '
H'-'. Rr.d-.or: Richa'd Jones, L'. n ii'ir.(l(..; Well:^

S( O'lLAND.
64. Aberdeen: John Gauld. Abei-dcen.
65. Argyll: Major W. D. .\llan, O. B. E.. Lochhgilphoad.
66. Ayr: Major E. R. Cockburn. O. B. E.. Avr.
67. Banff: William Hope, Banff .
G8. Berwick: John Morren, Duns.

(il). Bute: Charles Harding, Rothesa>'.
70. Caithness: W. K. Cormack, Wick.
7L Clackmannan: John Scott, Alloa.
72. Dumbarton: Noil M'Tênnan, Dumbarton.
7.'!. Dumfries: W. (iordon, Durn fries.
CHIEF CONSTABLES 1^1
74. Elgin: John B. Mail, 0. C. E.. M. V. 0., Elgin.

75. Fife: James Tennant Gordon, O. B. E., Cupar,
76. Forfar: Robert T. Birnie, Forfar.
77. Inverness: Major A. C. McLean, Castle, Invernes.-^.
78. Kincardine: Charles Georpre, Stonehaven.
79. Kinro's: James Tennant Gordon, O. B. E., Cupar.
SO. Kirkcudbright: A. Donald, Kirkcudbright.
81. Lanark: Capt. H. J. Despard, Hamilton.
82. Eps*^ Toth'.T-'- Ma'ov S. W. Douqlas, D. S. O., Haddington.
S;!. Midlothian: Major S. W. Douglas, D. S. O., Edinburgh.
84. West Lothian: Major S: W. Douglas, D. S. O., Linlithgow.
83. Nairn: John Bruce, Nairn.
86. Orkney: Robert Wood, Kirkwall.
87. Peeblesshire: Major S. W. Douglas, D. S. O., Peebles.
88. Perthshire: Matthew J. Martin, Perth.
89. Renfrew: Charles Harding, Paisley.
90. Ros'^ and Crorârt^'-shirer C- nt. D. Finlay.son. Dingwall.
!)1. Roxburgh: John Morten, Jedburgh.
!)2. Selkirk: John Morren, Selkirk.
9:1. Shetland: Giffoid Grav, Lerwick.
'>4. Stirlin":: Charles Middleton. Stirling.
9r>. Sn'herland: H. Chisholm, Dornoch.
I>6. Wigtown: l>rooke S. Cunliffe, Wigtown.
ISLE OF MAN.
'.<~. Douglas: Lieut. -Col. Henry William Madoc, C. B. E., M. V. O.
LIST OF CHIEF CONSTABLES OF CITIES AND BOROUGHS

IN ENGLAND, WALES. AND SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND.
!»(^. Accrington, Lancastc-i : G. Sinclair.

90. Ashton-under-Lyne. :;r:cast'r- Hy. A. Tolson.
too. Bacup, Lancaster: Erne.'^t W. Stu)-t.
101. Banhurv, Oxford: Fred Wilson.
102. Barn.sley, York. W. R.: G. H. Butler.
10:;. Bain.^taple, Devon: Ri^'hai;! S. Fdd\-.
104. Barrow-in-Furness. Lancaster: John I!err^\
105. Bath, Somei'£et: J. V. Phillipps.
106. Bedford, Bed.-.; P'rancis Timlsrell.
'•'7. Beverley, York, E. R.: James E. Carpenter.
108. Bii'kenhead, Che.ste)': Fdward Parker.
109. Birmin- r.' Wa^ ic'; Ciai'es H. Ratter, C. B. E.
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1.10. Blackbuin, I ancaster: C. Hodson.

nS INTKRNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTUKV
1 M. Lancaster: H. E. Doihani.
E31acl<i)ool,
112. Bolton, Lancaster: F. W. Mullineux,
ll?>, Bootle. Lancaster: Philip T. B. Frow-ne,
114. Boston, Lincoln: Joseph A. Burnet.
115. Bradford, York, W. R.: Joseph Farndale, O. B. E.
116. Bridftwatcr, Somerset: W. J. Davey.
117. Brighton, Sussex: Charles Griffin."
118. Bristol, Gloucester; J. H. Vatson, O. B. E.
119. Burnley, Lancaster: V/. H. Smith.
120. Cambridge. Cambridge: Robert John Pearson.
121. Canterbury, Kent: B. H. A. Carlton.
122. Carlisle. Cumberland: E. H. Spence.
123. Cheppint>- or High Wycombe, IJucKs: W. T. Jones.
124. Chester. Chester: T. C. Griffiths.
\'^r->. Chesterfield, Derby: R. Kilpatrick.
126. Clitheroe, Lancaster; John C. Huxtahle.
127. Colchester, Essex: Major H. C. Stockwell. O. B. E.
128. Congleton, Chester: Thomas Nuttall.
129. Coventry, Wanvick; Williaiii Imber.
130. Derby, Derbv: Oapt. H. M. Haywood.
131. Dewsbury, York, W. R.: Sam
Bai'raclough.
132. Doncastei', York: W. Adams.
133. Dover, Kent: Charles Green.
134. Dudley, Worcester: Jas. Niven Campbell.
135. Durham, Durham; W. W. Dunn.
136. Faftbourne, Sussex, East: Wni. Hy. Smith.
137. Exeter, Devon: Arthur F. Nicholson.
138. Folkestone, Kent: Harry Reeve.
139. Gateshead, Durham: Richard Ogle.
140. Glossop, Derby: John G. Hodgson.
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141. Grantham, Lincoln: J R. Casburn.
142. (ivave-cnd, Kent: Henry F. Thurley.
143. Great Grimsby. Lincoln: J. Stii'ling.
iy4. Great Yarmouth, Norfolk: Ben. W. Smith.
llf). Guildford, Surrey: W. V. Nicholas.
146. Halifax, York. W. R.- ]\'-V) A. H. Richardson.
147. Hartlepool, Durham; All e- f-
Wntei'bo'toni. 0. B. F.
148. Hastings, Sussex; Frederick Jaines.
149. Hereford, Herefoi'd: Thonâs Rav.sou.
'r-.0. Hovo. Sussex: William C. Hilliei'.
151. Huddersfield, York. W. R.; C'pt. J. V\ Moore.
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152. Hvde. Chester: J. W. A. Danl.y.

153. Ipswich, Suffolk: Capt. A. T. .Schreiber.
154. Kendal, Westmoreland: Jo epi; Smith.
155. Kidderminster. Worcester- Fredk. Gray.
1;"6. King's Lvnn, Norfolk: Chas. Hunt.
157. Kingston-upon-Hull, Yoj-k, F. R.; Geore.e Moilev, C. B F., B. C. L
(Oxon.).
158. Lancaster, Lancaster; Chas. F. Harriss.
159. Leanuno-ton, Warwick: T. T. Earnshaw.
160. Leeds, York, W. R.: Lieut.-Col. F. J. Lemon, D. S. 0.
-161. Lrico ter. Leicester; Herbc: t Ik-n.
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CHIEF CONSTABLES 219
I.il3erty of roierboioug'li, Xov.hanipton: Lieut. J. D. K.

.'j;j. MacCullum, O. V>. K
Lincoln, Lincoln: William S. Hufthes.
16."5.
164. Uvei-poo!, Lancaster: P. Caldwell. C. B. E., M. V. 0.

165. Livei-pool, Lancaster: Asst. L. D. L. Everett.
166. London, JVliddlesex: Sir W. Nott-Bower, K. V. 0. C
167. London, Middlesex: Capt. Donald Bremner.
168. London, Middlesex: John Stai-k, 0. B. E.
169. Luton, Beds.: Albert Scott.
170. iua^<•i, Siie d. Cncs.er: Henry Sheasby.
171. Maidstone, Kent: Anf-us C Mackintosh.
172. Manchestei-, Laiicaster: Sir Robeit Peacock, M. V. O.
17". Maig-jite, Kent: A. Appleyard.
174. Middlesborough, Yoik, N. li.: Henry IJiches, O. B. E.
]7r). Newark, Nott.'?: Albert Wright.
176. Newcastlo-on-Tyne, Noithum bin-land: J. B. Wright, C. B. E., LL. J)
17 (. iNewcastle-on-lyne, Staffs.: Wm. Forstei*.
175. Ne\vpo)'t, Monnioutli: Chas. E. Gower.
]7!>. Xorthamptor.. Northampton: F. H. Mardlin.
180. Nottingham, Nots.: Lieut. -Col. Frank Brook, D. S. O., M. C.
181. Norwich, Norfolk: J. H. Dain.
182 Oldham, Lancaster: Arthur Killick Mayall.
183. Oxford, Oxford: Or.n-ald Cole.
184. Penzance, Cornwall: H. Kenyon.
185. Peterborough, Northampton: Thos, Danby.
m86. liymouth. uf^-on- H. h. Sau'er.^-.
187. Portsmouth, Hants: Thomas Daviesi.
188. Preston, Lancaster: J. P. K. Watson.
189. Ramso-ate. KoM: S, F. Rntler.
190. Reading,, Berks.: Capt. J. S. Henderson.
191. Reigate, Surrey: J as. iVietcalte.
192. Rochade, Lancaster: Henry Howarth.
19;;. Rochester, Kent: A
194. Rotherham, York, W. R R. W.-atherhog-.
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195. Ryde, isle of Wight: C. Clicfnslicet.

"H). Sairmd, Lancaster: Major C. V. Godfrey.
197. Salisbury, Wilts.: Frank Richardson.
198. Scarborough, York, N. R. Henry Windsor.*
199. Shotfiold, York, W

R.: Lieut.-Col. John Hall-Dahvood.
2'JJ, :Jhre\vsbury, Salop: F. Davies.
-ui. foouthampton, Hants; W. Edward Jones.
boul loiid-on-Sea. i<]sh;ex: H. M. Kerslake.
.
203. Southuort, Lancaster: IVIajor M. J. Egan.

0-. ^^---^^'cî^-lds. Durham: Wm.
Scott, O. B. E.
205. Stalvbiidge, Cheshire: Capt. J. Bates.
206. St. Albans, Herts: John E. Harrison.
207. St. Helens, Iâncaster: A. R. P"!lleringLon.
208. Stockport, Chester: F. Brindlev.
209. Stoke-cn-Trent, Stafford: R. J. Carter.
210. Sunderland, Durham: I'". J. Crawley.
211. Tivei'ton, Devon: Thos. IMercer.
212. Truro, Cornwall: Frank P.'aroe.
213. Tunbiidge WpIIs, Kent: Charles Prior.
214. Tvne River, Nortlivin^beiland: ^L Jamieson.
!20 INTERNAT'L POLICIO .^- I)I':TECTI VH DlRKCTi )IO
•ir>. Tynenioutli, North anibpv1''n<': T. Tllackburn.

:i\(i.Wakefield, York, W. R.: R. Yrlloly.
217. Walla^rv, ChoPtcr: P. L. Barry,
•its. Walsall," Stafford: Alex. Tliomson.
219. WariinfTton, Lancaster: Martin Nicholls.
220. Weymouth. Dorset (Vacant).
221. Wigan. Lancaster: J. S. Percival.
222. Winchester, Hants: -John Sim. O. B. E.
223. Windsor. Berks: James T. Carter.
224. WolvcrhDnipton, Stafford: D. Webster.
225. Worcester. Worcester: Thos. W. Byrne.
226. York, York: Henry Woolnough.
WALES
227. Cardiff, Glamoigan: J. A. Wilson.

228. Carmai-then, Carmarthen: AV. H. Evans.
229. Merthyr Tydlil, Glamor^'an: D. M. Davies.
2'M). Neath! Claiv.orjân. vViJliam HiKgina.
2.S1. Swansea, Glamorgan: Capt. A. H. Thomas
SCOTLAND
:!.')2. Aberdeen, Aberd^ên: William Anderson.

233. Airdrie. Lanark: A. W. Christie.
234. Alloa, Clackmannan: John Johnston.
'.135. Arbroath, Forfar: J. Macdonald.
236. Ayr, Ayr: James Lowdon.
237. Brechin, Foifar: Robert Bvucc.
238. CoatbridR-e, Lanaik: \V. Macdonald.
239. Dumbarton, Dumbarton: A. Cruikshank.
i-MO. Dumfries. IHimfries: William Black.
241. Dundee, Forfar: John Carmichael.
242. Dunfermline, Fife: Georfê l>ruce, M. B. E.
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243. FdinburRh, l-^dinhiiruh Roderick Ros.->, L. B.
: E.. .M. \ . O.. 0.
244. Forfar, Forfar; Capt. James Thomson.
:;4rv Galashiels. Selk-rlc: Alexander Noble.
246. Glasgow. Lanark: J. V. Stevenson, C. B. E., M. V. O.
247. Greenock, Renfrew: James Christie.
248. H:imilton, Lanark: John Clark.
' i!>. Hawick, Roxburgh: David Thom.
•*.")(). Inverness, Inverness: John McXaug-hton.
2r)l. Johnstone, Renfrew: Charles Forbes.
2r)2. Kilmarnock, -\vr: Angus Cameron.
2");!. Kirkcaldy, Fifo: David Gatherum.

254. Lerwick. iSlietland: Gordon Emslie.
255. Montro.se, Foifar: A. ^hui-.
256. Paisley, Renfrew : William Duncan.
257. IVrtii. Peith: John Scott.
258. Rcnfi-ew, Renfrew: Wjlliain Robb.
259. Rothesay, Bute: William McKay.
260. Stirling', Stirling: Geo. Nicol.
ijst of si i'khintfndlnts of divisions of counties in

knclam). wales, and scoiland , with their stations.
en(;land.
261. Abei'gavenny, ]\lonmfuth: Tom Jones.

262. Abergavenny, Monmouth: John Thomas.
26;i. Abertilieiv, Monmouth: H. Lewi.s, D. C. C.
264. Abingdon.' Berks: W. T. Foster.
265. Aldershot, Hants: W. Davis.
266. .A,lfieton Dciby: George l-'ennell.
267. Alnwick, Northumberland: T. Bolton.
268. Alton, Hants: F. Reuben.
26f). Altrincham, Chester: J. Lees.
270. Amesbury, Wilts: A. S. Buchanan.
271. Amphill, Beds: F. J. Underwood.
272. Andover, Hants: J. L. Cox.
27.">. Appleby, Westmoreland: E. Dickinson.
274. Arrington, Cambs: John Salmon.
275. Arundel, West Sussex: F. J. Peel.
276. Ashbourne, Derby: D. Davies.
277. Ashby-de-Ia-Zouche, Leicester: W. Lockton.
278. Ashford, Kent: W. G. Paramour.
27'.). Aylesbury, Bucks: Henrv Wootton.
280. Avlesburv, Bucks: Charles Pollard, D. C. C.
281. Bakewell, Derby: C. A. Stone.
282. Barnstaple, Devon: Major R. Halford-Thompson.
28:;. Barnsley. Yoik, W. R.: J. McDonald.
284. P>arton-on-Hun:ber, Lines.: Aithur Johnson,
285. Ra-îngstoke, Hants: W. F. Jacobs.
286. Battle, Sussex, East: H. Braine.
287. Beaminster, Doiset: Arthur Beck.
288. Bed fold, Beds: W. G. Purser.
289. Berwick, Northumberl'ind: P. Halliday.
290. Beverley, York, F. R.: J. Ciisp, D. C, C.
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INTKltXAT L I'Ul.lCK A, t )KTivCTl\'l-: I )1 1{E('T()I{ V
":)1. r,c.vliill-on-St'a, SusscN. E.: \\\ Wliitl(,ck.

:".»2. Oxford: Geo. Adams.
l]ic'0.stcr,
2^X\. Rifrgleswade. Beds: J. W. Nicholson.
:Î)4. Uihton, Stafford: V. Tuckoi'.
•J'.>r>. lîrkcnhoad, Thef^ter: T. Knnion.
2l^(>. F{i,«]iop Auckland, Diirham: F.. Hoailcn.
L*l)7 lî'liop's Stortford, Herts: J. Sullivan.
JMS. IJlackbuni, Lancapttr; J. S. .McKeard.
•JUil. lilandford. Horset: Ernest Thomas.
')0(K Itlyth, Xorthumbf rland: D. Hvitchr'son.
:'.01 Ikxlinin, Cornwall: K. Banfic'xi, I). C. C.
.".02. liolton, Lancaster: James Wilson.
:'(>:^. )5ourne, Lincoln: \Vm. Good.
.;04. IJouinemouth. Hant.s: S. Gaiiett.
'!0r). r.oxi'ord, SuffVlk: H. Keevc.
:H»f;. Bradford, York: S. Olive?'.
;'.07. Braintree. Ei;se\: T. A. Joyce.
(IS. i;ia'i.).ton. Cumberland: E. Whitesid(\
.".09. Brentwood. LsJiex: J. E. Boye<'.
'.10. Bridunoilh. Salop: M. L Phillip'-.
:!i1. I'.rM'^svali'r. S.v t'r><'I A. S1e'\art.
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12. Br (liinu.ton, York, E. B.: J. W. Bobson.

;;B{. r.r;«Ml(y Hill. Staffoid: J. Rov.botham.
"14. Bron.Egrove, Worcester: C. Bu<lnick.
>. t^tDii.vHrd. Hereford: J. Groves,
f.ie. Broucrh. York. E. B.: H. Huddleston.
"17. liroxton. ('licstcr: Joseph Yaie.
:'.1N. Buckin-t'Hi^ Bucks: W. Bunker.
.;l;). Burton-on-Trent, Staflord: B. Heath.
"20. Bury, Lancastei': S. lîckerinR-.
'':ll. Bury St. Edmunds, Sufi'olk: 1'. Brunniny.
:V22. Buxton, Deiby: John D. Brad\
"2."'. Camboi'nc, Coi'nwall: S. Si^nile.
"24. Cambridge. CambiMu'c- A. I'. .Allen.
r.2."'>. Cannock, Staffs: J. :\lorrey.
826. Canterbury, Kent: C. A. Hrani.
;J27. Carlisle, Cumberland: Jas. Witch.
o28. Castle Edoi, Dui'ham: J. Thom]>son.
n29. Chapel-le-Erith, Dobv: J. Dui'Iian.
V,m. Chatham, Kent: W. H. Hawvaid.
.'^;^1. Chelmsfo)d, Essex: C. A. Harwood.
"32. Cheltenham, Gloucester: E. Cooke.
83o. Cheltenham, Gloucestt-i-: Thos. Griffin.
;>34. Chepi)ii\)4' or Hifih Wvcombe, liucks- 'Î. Kiibv.
.S.%. Chertsev, Surrey: AJfied Dass.
336. Che.^ham, Bucks: A\'. Field.
337. Chester. Cliesn'v WilliaiVi Leah, 1). C. C.
338. Chestcn;eld. f< 1
r-, Kaulkner, D. C. C.
•
339. Chester le SticCL, i. j am: W D. Barlow. .
340. Chichester. Suss-^- \\\, - Walter H. Rieit.

341. Chippenham, \Mlts: H. F. Wells.
342. Chipjiinv; C.''.m<len, jIoiu e-1er: K. A. li>nikei-.
(
84;^ Chipping Norton and Banbury, Oxford:

P)44. William Page.
;i45. Chipping' Sodbiuy. Gloucester- W. J. Lane.
:;46. Chorley, Lancaster: J. Mar.-;hall.
:!47. Chud'!oii>-li, Devon: C. E. Carey.
;US. Church, near Acciingron. Lancaster: J. T. Turner.
I'A'.i. ('irtiHcstei, Clouccster: Pxlward Selwood.
.'!50. Clacton-on-Sea, Essex: G. E. Phillibrown.
:^51. Clare. Suffolk: (Vacant).
:;i)2. Cockerirouth, CumbeViand: .John Masson.
35". Consett, Durham: J. Drydon.
:.;)4. Cninlnook, Kent: J. \V. Clieeêman.
.",55. Crediton. Devon: Michael Egan.
'.'f)(). Crewe, Chester: A. Owen.

;'.57. Cullompton, Devon: J. Joslin.
']bS. Darlington, Durhjim: H. Diyden.

.".iVJ. Lartfoid, Kent: T. W. Fowle.
.'U)0. iJaventiy, Northampton: H. Tebbey
:'.()L Dciby, l">erby: T. F. Richar(lsf>n.
;:G2. Dcr.s.ngham, Norfolk- W. Maiie.-.

'(.>''•. J cvi:'e,-:, Wilts: Alfred Fore. nan.
.'104. Dewsbury, York, W. R.: H. Barraclough.
VS'k i oiKMster, York. W. R.: A. .1. Minty.

."(Wl. 1 oichetter, Dorset: Richard Hussey.
ICn. 1 orl:.!!'--, Sujiey: R. G. liarnaid.
.'HiS. lownhiim Market, Norfolk: L- Cha))man.
"CM. 1 rili eld. York. E. R.: G. Wain I.
:;70. Duk infield, Chester: T. Butler.
:>71. Dunster. Somerset: William Perrv.
.'572. Durham. Durham: .[ohii Waller, D. C. C.
.'{7'!. Dursley, Gloucestei-: .John p]vans.
o74. Eai-tleigh, Hauls: Wm.
Deacon.
875. East Dereham. Norfolk: John Mann.
:'.76. East Grinstead, Sussex. East: W. Edgeley.
377. East Pvetford, Notts: H. Godfrey.
378. Ely, L'-lc of Ely: H. Roythorne, D. C. C.
379. Epping, Essex: Allen Ellis.
"i^'O. Ei)\vortli. Lines: J. Weston.
381. Evesham. Worcester: H. Pegg.
382. Exeter, Devon; Capt. E. K. Aibuthnot. D. C. C.
383. Eye. Suffolk, East: W. Pvuffles.
384. Falmouth. Cornwall: Thonias Nicholls.
•Sr> Fai-eham. Hant'^: R. Knux.
386. Faringdon, Beik--; Thomas Grant.
387. Farnham. Surity: Arthur Siminonds.
388. Faver.«ham, Kent: W. H. Lawrence.
."•8!). Felling, Durham: A. Gargate.
3.00. Fisberton, Salisbury. Wilts: F. Cowdrey.
391. Flax Pouvton, Somerset: Geo. Pitman.
392 Fleetwood, Lancaster: Wm. Thompson.
393. Forebi-idge. Stafford: R. Pilliner.
394. Fôjue. Somerset: J. H. Gilbanks.
395. Gainsborough, Lincoln: John Weston.
21'4 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
:'!)G. (iarstar,^- (Bowgrave), Lancaster: B. Canton.

.'!)7. (Tastonbury, Somerset: H. Sparkes.
r.<)8. Cloucester, CHoucestev: A. W. Hopkins:, D. C. C.
•;;>!). Cioiialming, Suri-ey: H. J. Jennings.
400. Goole, Yo]k, W. R.: John Budge.
401. Gosforth, Newcastle. Northumberland: J. Irving.
-102. Go port, Har.tE: John Abel.
10.'5. Grays, Essex: A. C. Cowell.
i()4. Great Grimshv, L.incoln: Thns, Sindall.
405. Great Torrington. Devon: K. Shutler.
406. Guildford, Surrey: H. J. Page, D. C. C.
407. Guishovongh. York. N. R.: John Rose.
408. Hallsham, Sussex, East: A. Willard.
409. Halesowen, Woree.?ter: Thos. Lewis.
410. Halesvv-orth, Suffolk: A. Cooper.
411. Halifax, York, W. R.: Wm. Peokitt.
.>12. Harleston, Norfolk: L^âiah Fullei-.
418. Hatfield. Herts: G. Knighl, D, C. C.
414. Hayv.ards Heath, Sussex, East: A. Anscombe.
415. Hazel Grove, Stooknort, Cl-Cster: A. J. Putton.
416. Hemel Hempstead, 'Herts: V/. V. Hagger.
417. Henley, Oxford: Ralph Wa.-tie.
418. Hereford, Hereford: 1^. Lewis.
419. Hereford and Abbey iJoie, Heiefoid: A. Weaver. D. C. C.
420. Her.-^ham, Surrev: W. Gallowav,
421. Hertford. Herts: W. Ebling.
422. Heworth,' York, N. R.: J. Welford.
423. Hexharn, Northnmbeiland: R. H. Taylor.
424. High Wyconibe, Bucks: G. Kirby.'
425. Hincklev, Leicester: vV. C. Rigbv.
426. Hitchin, Herts: F. W. ^^'arren.
4:.!7. Holsworthv. Devon: H. BoutJield.
428. Holt. Norfolk: L. Collver.
4:^!>. Honiton, Devon: N. I']. Praddell.
4.")0. Horsham, Sussex, Vvê^-t: ('lenient Bristow.
431. Hougbton-le-Spring, Durham: W. Lawson.
432. Hudderslield, York, W. R.: G. A. McDowell.
433. Huntingdon, Huntingdon: W. Elwood, D. C. C.
434. Hurst Brook, A.'-hton-under-Jjvne, Lancas+êr- Alfred Proffitt.
4:',.5. Ikeston, Derby: C. Walker.
436. Hminster, Sojnerset: J. Chapman.
43.7. Ipswich, Suffolk: G. Staunton, M. P. E., D. C. C.
438. Jarrow, Dni'ham: Thos. Hammond.
439. Keighley, York, W. R.: J. S. Slack.
440. Kendnl, Westmoreland: R. Dev, hurst.
441. Kettering, Northampion: W. G. Hooper, D. C. C.
442. Kingsclere, H.ants: E. Sackley.
44R. Knaresboruugh, Yo)-k, W. R.: John Beaton.
444. Launceston. Cornwall: Alfred Webber.
445. Ledbury, Hereford: J. H. Williams.
446. Leeds, York. W. R.: C. Woodcock.
447. Leek, Stafford: S. Hicklin.
448. Leicester, Leicester: Levi P>0A,lev.
CHIEF CONSTABLES
•14!). Leigh, near iManches'êi', Laiicaster: H. Whitehead.

450. Leigliton Burzaid, Ceds: K. Matthews.
\IA. Leoir.instev, Heiefoid; C. IvOoke.
IT/. Lewes, Sussex, Ka.st: A. Wag-horn, D. C. C.
lu.>. Levbuin, York, A. R.: George Bovnton.
ir,l. Liehfield, Staifs: W. Mns^.
l.Or). Liskeard, Cornwall: William Gard.
456. Long-lord, \\i.i-wick: W. Drakelev.
l.')7. Louuhbovoug-I'. Lei-esiei.- I". G. Smith.
458. Louth, Lines: R. Fal^r.te.
ir,i). Lowfslott, Suffolk: W. A. Newscr..
460. Ludlow, Salop: D. Williams.
461. Luton, Beds: C. Panter.
Ui'Z. Luttei worth, Leicestei-: W. K. Holland.
16'!.l.ydney, GlouceKler: F. Honeybone.
164. Lvndhurst, Tlant.^: F. G. Jones.
46.S. Macclet field, Chester- E. Hindley.
166. Mai''enhead, Berks: James Davis.
467. Maidstone. Kent: iMajor H. E. Chapman, i). C. C.
KiS. Maidstone. Kent: W. Mepsted.
46!). Malme-b'irv, \Mlts: F. Maidment.
!,0. M Iton, \ork, R. N.: G. Craven.
471. Malvei-n, Woi-cestershire: V^ Sheriff.
I7l\ Manchester, Lancaster (Ship Canal): H. Clarke.
17:!. Mani field, No'.t.-: F. Rodgers, D. C. C
iM. March, Isle oi' Fly: Cn.''.f]os Jacobs.
47ri. Market Raser,, Lincoln: Ste])hen Page.
!76. :\larlbo'ough, Wilts: Alex. ^Jackie.
477. .Marke*: H'i}-borough, Leice.-ter- T. Robertson
478. Matlock, Derby: J. Claike.
47!). Melton Mow'orav, Leicester: A. Smith.
480. Middk'wicli. Che'<ter: J. J. Cash.
C H E F CO X ST A BLES
1
481. :\laior E. M. Lafone.

i8-_'. :\lai(.'r M. H. Tomlin.
48!!. H. D. iMorpan.
484. James I'illings.
MF:TR()POLrrAN POLICE mSIRICT— Superintendents.
48.^) A— W. J. Hopkins, Cannon Row, Whitehall.
486 P. — Ernest Bacchus, Walton Street, Biompton.
487 C— Chas. Bastable, 10 Wno Sh-eet, Piccadillv, W.
488 D— Charles Maiylebone Lsne, W.
Glass.,
489 E — James Cameron, Bow Sti'eet.
4i)0 F— J. Shoit, Paddingvon Green, Paddington.
4!)1 Ci — Albert Davis. King's Cross Road, Clerkenwell, E. C.
492 H — Francis Mackav, Leman Street, Whitechapel, E.
493 J— J. Best Lower CL^.pton Road, Hackney.
494 K — Wm. MaclMillan, West India Dock Road, Limehouse, E.
495 L— Edwin liewis, Lowei- Kenning'ton Lane, Surrey, E. S.
496 M— Arthur Hammett, Borough High Street, Southwark,
•12:-! E., S. Surrey
497 N — William Parker, High Street, Stoke Newington, N.
498 P — Jas. Anderson, Police Station, High Street, Peckham, Surrey.
4'.)!i R— Pratt, Blackheath Road, Greenwich,
l'"rancis Kent. S. E.,
22() INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
500 S— T. Williams, 104 Albany Street, Eegent's Park, N. W.

501 T —W.
Newman, Queen Street. Hammersmith.
r,02 V— Alfred Eoxbali. West H'll, Wandsworth, S. W.. Surrey.
TiO;! \\'- E. West, Brixton Road, Surrey, S. W.
—
504 X Thomas Landon, Earrow Road, W.
505 Y— John Evans, Kentish Town, N. W.
506. H. W. G. Milnuin, Wt. Smithfield, London.
507. Charles Clark, Thames Div., Wapping", K.
508. K. C. S. Baker. London and India Docks.
: Midhurst. Sussex, West: Alfred lennicott.
09.
510. Mildenhall, Suffolk: Charles H. Heigham, D. C. C.
511. Monmouth. Monmouth: W. Bullock.
512. Morpeth, Northumberland: J. A. T. Wight.
51o. Nantwich, Chester: John Sutton.
514. Newark, Notts: John I,ucas.
515. Newbuvv, Bei'ks: Joseph Maunders.
516. Newcastle, Staffs: John Hall.
517. ewmarket, Cambridge: W. Winter, D. C. C.
J
518. Newport PagneM, Bucks: E. Jîbben.

519. Newport, Isle of Wight: J. H. Gallaway, D. C. C.
._.:;0. Noithallerton, York, N. R.: John Walker.
o21. Noi-thampton: H. Tebbey.
522. Noilhlcach, Gloucester: John Dennis.
520. Northwich, Chester: R. F. Richardson.
524. Northwich, Oakmere, Chester: H. Mighall.
525. North Walshan:. Norfolk: H. Carter.
526. Norwich, No. folk: W. H?g;',er
527. Nottingham. Notts: H. R'climond.
528. Nuneaton. Warwick; William Spencei'.
539. Oldbury, Woi'cester: Wm.
J". ^lilsoni.
530. Oswestry, Shropshire: A. K. Taylor.
531. Old Trafford, Manchestei', Lancaster: W. Keys.
532. Ormskirk, Lancaster: Fiinu-is IL dapper.
533. Otley, York, W. R.: W. Slacker. 1
534. Oundle, Northanipton: A. Osborn.

535. Oxted, Surrey: Edwin West.
536. Penrith. Cumberland: Jos. Bai'ron. D. C. C.
537. Peterfield. Hants: W. T. Jones.
538. Petworth, Sussex, West: S. G. Alee.
539. Pickering. York, N. R.; T. Calvert.
540. Plympton Earle, Devon: W. H. Chammings.
541. Pockington, Y'ork, E. II.: J. Sweeney.
542. Poole, Dorset: Ernest Sprackling.
543. Pontefract, York, W. R.: J. Fairbairn.
544. Pontesbury, Salop: P. Harrison.
545. Pontypool, Mon)nouth: J. Barrv.
546. Portland, Dorset: William Miller.
547. Prescot, Lancaster: J. Garvcy.
548. Rawtenstall, Lancaster: H. Li.n-'^ker.
549. Reading, Berks: Tom Randall.
.550. Reading, Berks: A. J. Hedges. D. C. C.
551. Redditch, Worcester: S. Davies.
552. Reedley, Lancaster: James H. Cleal.
CHIEF CONSTABLES "
2i::
r)5o. Renshaw, Chesterfield, Derby: F. J. Andrew.

ri54. Richmond, York, N. R.: \\'. F. Brough.
555. Ringwood, Hants: E. G. Hall.
i<'i>Ri"ca, ^loniiioiKh: W. Poitei'.
Rochiiale, Lanci',> ter R. Jiui p.
."i57. :
558. Ronitord, Lssex: \V. J. T. Hoxv'.ett.

559. Romsey, Hants: W. We.st.
560. Ross, Hereford: J. Broad.
5{)l. Rotherham, York, W. R. Thomas Horton.
562. Rugby, Warwick; E. J. Clarke.
563. Runcorn, Chester: A. Sudlow.
564. Saddleworth, Oldham, York, W. R.: Gilbert A. McDowal
;)65. baff'.on W'alden. Essex: F. C. Flack.
566. Sandwich, Kent: W. .J. Barton.
567. Scunthorue, Lincoln: M. Holmes.
568. Seabrook* Hythe, Kent: C. Castle.
569. Seaforth, Lancaster: Joseph Wilcork.
.70. Selby, York, W. R.: F. Siafford.
571. Se'tle, York. W. R.: W. Burgin.
572. Sevenoaks, Kent: E. Fowle.
573. Sheffield, York, W. R.: J. Somerset.
574. Sherborne, Dorset: A. Bai*rett.
575. Sittingbourne, Kent: E. Crowhur^t.
576. Skerton, Lancaster: .J. Jackson.
577. Skipton, York. W. R.: E. ViUighan.
578. Skirbeck Quartei, Lincoln: F. Epton.
589. Sleaford, Lincoln: Arthur Duffin.
580. Slough, r.uckin ;hain Janies Pearce.
:
.--81. Smethwick, Stafford: J. R. Needham.
582. Solihull, Warwick: William Carbis.

5S;5. Soil erton, Soireiset' H. M. Attwood.
-.84. South Bank, York?. N. R.: A. Walker.
585. South Molton. Devon: J. Newbery.
•'i86. Spalding, [j'ncoin: Orion Woolnough.
587. Splisbv, Lincoln: John Rawding.

5S8. St. Ives, Huntingdon: C. Gale.
5S0. St. Xeots, Huntingilon: W. Stoi-ey.
."'90. Stangroiuid, Hunts.: (]. Wilson.
r>!)L Staii'eHill. Gloucester; Alfred Cooke.
• '92. Steyning, West .Sussex: A. Gibbons.
59,".. Stockton, Durham: K. S. James.
r.!>4. Stone, Stafford: J. W. Turner.
595. Stourbi-idge, Worcester: T. W. Hill.
•'96. Stourport, Worcester: Alfred Pass.
•'97. Stratford, Wai-wick: Thomas Lee.
598. Stroud, Gloucester: R. H. Hojikins.
599. Sutton Coldtleld. Warwick: William J. Lambourne.
(ÔO. Swaffliam, Norfolk: A. r.a.rett.
m\. Swindon rP.oroL Wilts- 'ri>o-,-i P.arrett.
602. Swindon (County), Wilts: G. Millard.
60r.. Tadcaster, York, W. R.: J. Ramsey.
604. Taunton, Somer.set: E. Young.
605. Taunton, Somei.set: Tom Brown, D. C. C.
INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
006. Tavistock, Devon: Capt. W. J. Goixlon.

(507. Tettenhall, Wolvei'hampton, Stafford: John Higgs.
(;08. Thornaby-on-Tees, York. N. R.: Procter Alexander,
rA,\). Tonbridge, Kent: J. Neaves.
(ilO. Todmorden, York, W. R.: Wm. Peckitt.
(ill. Torquav. Devon: H. Crooke.
(;12. Totnes," Devon: C. Hulland.
(>13. Towcester, Nottingha.m E. Dunn.
:
(514. Tredegar, Monmouth: James Wilson.

()15. Trowbridge, Wilts: Alfred Underwood.
616. Truio, Cornwall: Albert J. Davies.
(;17. Uckficld, Sussex, East: Isaac Budgen.
(i.18. Ulverston, Lancaster: Jumes Yates.
(519. Ulioxeter, Stafford: J. Hodkinson.
620. Wakefield, York, W. R.: A. Hoyle.
021. Wallsend, Northumberland: W. Metcalf.
622. Wantage, Berks: Geo. Gibbs.
623. Ware, Herts: C. H. Handky.
624. Warehani, Dorset: Henry Toop.
625. Warminster, Wilts: W. T. Brooks.
626. Warwick, Warwick: J. Ravenhall, D. C. C.
627. Watford. Herts: J. W. Moles.
628. Wednesbury, Stafforfl: Thos. Salt.
629. Well'ngborougii, iMorthai pton: H. D. INIacieod.
630. Wellington, Salop: J. I^lcher, D. C. C.
631. Weoblev, Hereford: T. Wright.
632. West Biomwich, Stafford: John Spendlove.
633. West Hartlepool. Durham: T. McDonald.
634. West Mailing, Kent: Edwiii Ford.
635. Weston, Somer^-.et: W. Jennings.
636. Wei-ton-super-Mare, Somerset: A. Richardson.
637. Whitby, York, N. R.r Tom Robinson.
638. Whitechurch, .Salop: T. Jones.
639. Whitehaven, Cumberland: C. F. Melville.
640. Widnes, Lancaster: Wm.
Kenyon.
641. Wigan, Lancaster: W. Banister.
642. Wigton, Cumberland: W. Thwaite.
()43. Wimboine, Dorset: J. Sims.
(;44. Wincanton, Someivset: G. Coombes.
645. Winchester, Hants: .Robert Smith.
646. Windsor, Berks: H. Jannaway.
647. Wisbeck, Isle of Elv: Ernest Roythorne.
048. Withernsea, York, E. R,: W. Mitchell.
649. Witney, Oxford: Francis Day.
()50. Wiveliscombe, Somerset: D. Hallett.
651. Wokingham, Borks: C. C.oddard.
652. Woking, Surrey: W. R. Lucas.
653. Woodville, Burton-on-Trent, Derby: W. J. Badger.
654. Woolwich. Kent: J. Devine.
655. Worcester, Worrestei': James Wasley, D. C. C,
656. Wokington, Cumbeilann: W. J Hutchinson.
657. Worksop, Notts: Samuel Meakin.
658. Worlhinc-, Sus=px. We-t: Frank Avis.
659. Wyniondham, Norfolk: W. Roy.
660. Yeovil, Somerset: W. H. Williams.
WALES.
(J«)l. Ahcracle, Glamorgan: E. Rees.

(J()2. Aberystwyth, Cardigan: D. Phillip?.
()6;!. IJarrv Dock, Gla;norgan: D. Morris.
()(J4. iiala; Merioneth: D. t. Morgan, D. C. C.
(565. Bangor, Carnarvon: T. J. Pritchard.
666. Brecon, Brecon: Steven Jones, D. C. C.
()67. Biidgend, Glamorgan: W. Davies.
(568. Brynmawr, Brecon: W. Williams.
t;61). Canton. (il'Jmorgan: \V. Jones.
'570. Cannatthen. Carmarthen: John E. Jones.
(571. Carnarvon, Carnarvon: E. Williams.
(572. Cohvvn Bav, Denbigh- T. Reresfoid.
67.'}. Conway. Carnarvon: G. T, Guest, D. C. C.
(574. Denhigli, Denbigh: K. Jone.s.
(i76. Ki.sbguard, I'embroke: William Evans.
G7r>. Goweiton, GlamorgaTi: CoL.F. W. Smith, D. S. 0.
(i77. Haverfordwest, Pembroke: John James, D. C. C.
(578. Holyhead, Anglesey H. Williams, D. C. C.
:
67!). Llandilo, Carmarthen: John I\vans, D. C. C.

680. IJandrindod Wells, Radnor: W. Button.
681. Llandvssul, Cardigan: D. Williams, D. C. C.
682. Llanelly, Carmarthen: S. Jones
(5S:5. Mold, Klint: J. Connah.
(584. .Xeath, Glamorgan: Ben Evans.
,('8.'). Newtown, Montgonierv: W. R. Williams, D. C. C.
1686. Pembrnko Dock, Pejnbroke: W. G. Thomas,
;(587. Pwllheli, Carnarvon: G. J. Griffith.
(588. Pontvpridd, Glamoiiran: John Williams. D. C. C.
6Si). RhAl, Flint: A. E. Lindsay, D. C. C.
(51)0. Treharris, Glamorgan: T. Williams.
(501. Ten Pcntre, Glamorgan:' T. Edwards.
(5!)2. AVrexh.am. Denbigh: .lohn Tipretl. D. C. C.
SCOTLAND.
69o. Aberdeen, Aberdeen: James Middleton, D. C. C.

(504.Airdrie, Lanark, Matt. McCuUoch.
695. Avr, Ayr: John Forbes.
606. P.anff, Banff: Geo. Slorach. D. C. C.
697. Campeltown, Argyll: Colin Paterson.
-698. Clydebank, Dumbarton: D. McLean.
699. Cupar, Fife- Peter Morton, D. C. C.
700. Dingwall, Ross: John Ro'-'s, D. C. C.
701. Dornoch. Sutherland: Wm. Thornton. D. C. C.
702. Dumbarton. W. Grasswick, D. C. C.
70P,. Dumfries, Dumfi'ies: J. Fleming, D. C. C.
704. Dunblane, Perth: J. Kidd.
705. Dun iVi inline, Fife: D. Ciimming.
;;0 INTEHNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Tin'}. T/unoon, Arg\l!: John MacKpnzic. 1). C. C

TOT. Duns, Berwick: John Georfê. D. C. C.
,(S. Kdinhnriih, Midlothian: ]l. Krase) I>. C. C.
,
,'(*!». K'Igin, Elgin: D. Came)on, D. C. C.

TiO. l-'alkirk, Htiviin-: L. Cifonhill.
Til. KorFar, Forfar: A. T. Cook. D. C. C.
712. Giffnock, Kenfrew: J. Tosh.
TK!. Glasgow, Lanark: H. E]aston.
714. Hamilton, Lanark: John Morrison, D. C. C.
715. Hamilton, Lanark: A. Taylor.
71(1. Haddington, East Lothian: J. Snowie D. C. C.
'IT. fklensburg, Dumbarton: Sinclair Mackay.
7 IS. hivcj-ness, Inverness: E. Macdonald, D. C. C.
TM). Irvine, Ayr: David Happell.

7-.>0. Jedburgh", Roxburgh: D. W. S. Urown, D. C. C.
721. Kilmarnock, Ayr: G. Baibour.

,22. Kimos.'--. Kinioss: Robert Stewart, D. C. C.
72.".. Kirkcudbrigt. Kirkcudbrijrt: R. Robertson.
724. Kirkintilloch, Dumbarton: John McLeod.
Lanark, Lanark: J. D. (iracie.
72.">.
" n. l,in'i'hgo\v, Linlithgow: IT. Robinson, D. C. C.
727. Motherw-eli, Lanark: C. Walker.
728. Motho'well. Lan:irk: Andrew Ross.
720. M'ls f^lbni-eh. Midlothian: Donald l'7indlay.
T'lO. Nairn. Njiirn: Alex. Roljert'ôn, D. C. C.
7:n. PaisVv, RenfreA-: D. M'Lernan, I>. C. C.
"•'2. reebVs, Peeb'es: U Dickson, D. C. C.
T.VA. Perlh. Perth: '). Macpherson, D. C C.
7?>4. Peterhead, Aberdeen: J. Marshall.
7:^ri. Rothesay. Pnte: A. Stew.^.rt. D. C. C.
7o6. Saltcoats. A\r: John Anderson.
7.S7. Selkirk, Selkirk: Jchn Johnston, !). C. C.
7:18. Stirling, Stifling- A. Sutherland, D. C. C.
7.">t>. Stonohavon, Kini-ardine: J. Tait, D. C. C.
740. Stornowav, Ros;: R. Alexanler.
74'. Stv.-P'raor, Wigtown: A. Ross. D. C. C.
742. \Vicl:, Caithness: N. Mackenzie. D. C. C.
LSLE (M" "SLVN
744. Doug-las: Richard I hike.

CHIEF CONSTABLES !31
IRELAND.
ROYAL IRLSH CONSTABULARY.
ln-"])cctor-General (Vacant), Constabulary Office, Dublin Castle.
Ucimtv Inspectoi-General, Charles A. Walsh, Esq., Constabulary Office, Dublin

"Castlo.
Assistant Inspector-General, E. M. Clayton, Esq., and Lieut. -Col. L H. Price,

D. S. O., Constabulary Office, Dublin Castle.
I'rivalc Secretary to Inspector-General, I. C. L. Silcock (District Insp.), Con-

stabuhiry Office, Dublin Castle.
rrincipal Staff Officer, Hugh M. Metcalfe, Esq., Constabulary Office, Dublin

Castle.
Clerk in Charge of Accounts, Georce JMcConkey, Esq., Constabulary Office,

Dublin Castle.
COITNTY INSPECTORS.
Head (Quarters: Charles Cheesiv.an, Dublin Castle.

Antrim: V. A. Vritten, Lisburn.
irniaKh: A. M. P. Dobbyn. Ainiayli.
arlow: K. L. Su]3ple, Naas.
Cavan: Philip McDonagh (temi>orary), Cayan.
Clare: Major C. F. F. Daviea (temporary), Ennis.
'
Cork, K. R.: P. A. .Ahuhlen, Cork.

Coi-k, W. R.: G. R. W. Patrick, Bandon.
Donofial: ,J.Hughes, Lett'^)-kenny.
Down: J. McNally (temporary), Downpatrick.
l^Ml>liii: H. M. Lowndes, Howth.
i'Vrmanagh: F. R. St. L. Tyrrell, Enniskillen.
Gal way, E. P.: H. F. Taylour, Ballinasloe.
Galway. W. R.: P. F. R. Cruise, Gal way.
Kerry: Major W. Blayney, Tralee.
Kildare: K. L. Su])ple. Naas.
Kilkenny: V. J. Hetrecd, Kilkenny.
Kin.u's: G. Ross (temporary), Tullamore.
Leifrim: Major G. D'U. Rodwell, Carrick-on-Shannon.
Limerick: Cai)tain .J. M. Regan (temporary). Limerick.
I.ondondf^n y: V. R. T. GrcR-ory. Londonderry.
Lonu'ford: .t. E. H. Richardson ( temporary), Longford.
Louth G. W. F. Craig, Dundalk.
:
I\layo: D. A. Steadman, Castlebar.

Mcath: G. A. Movant (teniporaiy). Navan.

Monaghan (Vacant), Monaghan.
(^Hiern's: Major J. B. Bird, Maryborough.
Iloscoininon: Majoi- V. H. Scotl (temporary), Roscoiumon.
Slig'o: T. Neylon, Sligo.
'ri)»pcvary, N. R.: R. Dunlop, Nenagh.
rippe)ary, S. R.: W. H. Langhorno. Clonmel.
Tyrone: G. L. Hildobrand, Omagh.
\Vato)ford: R. J. Maunf-oll, Waterfoi'd.
\Vt\stiiieath: Capbiin J. J. T. ('arroll (temporary), Muliingar.
W'oxlord: H. C. Greer, Wexford.
Wick low: C. H. O'Hara, Wicklow.
CITIES AM) TOWNS.

Comniissionei': J. 1^". Golston D'strict lns])ectors: Cork, J. T. Heggart
Ilelfast.
and Patrick Iliordan; Mereditli J. Egan; Galway. George
Drogheda,
Williams; Kilkennv, V. i. W^yte: [Jmerick, W. R. V. Gregory; London-
dv'i-ry (Vacant): Watorfoi-d, Captain C. O'Reirne.
DURLIN METROPOLITAN l»OJ.lC E.
l)ul)lin: Chief Comrîp-'ion^r, Lieut.-Colonel Walter Kdgeworth-Johnstone, C. R.

Assistant Ci)n"iriî> sinner. Denis IJarrett.
Secveta-v. W. A. M.i.cil. V>. A., Dublin Castle.
ISLE OE MAN.
i ieuienant-Governor, His Ivxcellencv .Ma jor-G'-neial Siir William Fry, K. C.

V. O., C. R.
Government Secretaiy and Tieasiircr. R. E> Saigeaunt, Esc]., M. V. O., O. B. E.
l^rivate Secretary to Lieut. -< Inv.MiKir. H. :\I. Rogers, Esq., M. P.. E.
cor NCI L
Lord Bishop of Sodoi' ppd ?T;in, The Right Rev. James Denton Thompson. D. D.
His Majesty's ,h;<l<?-es, His Honour Stewart Stevenson :\Ioore, P^'irst Deemster
and Clerk of tlê Pvolls: His Honour C. T. C. Cillow, Second Deemster.
His Majesty's Atto -ney-General: (Vacant).
Two Members nominated by the Lieutenant-Governor.
Four Members Elected bv the House of Keys.
CHIEF CONSTABLES 23;
CHIEF MAGISTRATES.
High Bailiff of Douglas and Castletown, Reginald D. Favrant, Escj.

Vfxh Bailiff of Ramsey an-l T't-!, Frcdorick Malcolm La Mothe. Esq.
POLICE AM) CONSTABULARY FORCE.
Cci-st l''(< of the lsl;«nd (jônglas), Lieut.-Col.

:(!" Henw ^î!!ialll IMadoc.
C. B. E.. M. V. 0. Appointed July l?t, 1911.
ît. Supt. L'^land and Douglas Division. Richard Duke,
'"..sp. of ho Raiiisey Division, William King.
I
11 p.of the CaF^letown Division, Robort Kelly,

nsp. of the Peel Division. Edward Hue'h Corkill.
II^p. of the Douglas Division. William Fargher.
Laxev. Sergt., Ernest Cale.
Kirk Michael. Acting Sergt., T. F. Cregeen.
St. John's. Acting Sergt., E. Contain.
STRENGTH OF POLICE FORCE.
I'nu'.'las — Puivrintcndent, Inspector, 8 Sergeants, and

Division. 1 1 nr-> C'»n-
stables.
R'msey Division — IriSV)ettor and 9 Constables.
1
Cnstletown I)ivision — Inspector and 6 Constables.
1
Peel Division* — Inspector and
1 Constables. 5
Total. — Chief Constable,
1 Snnerintendent, 4 Inspectors, 8 Sergeants,
1 55 Con-
s^tahlcs— Hi); and 4 Cîdet Constables (one for each Division) enlisted for
f)-aining pur))oses.
Public Analyst, A. Fyffo.
In'^p. of Weights and Measures, Chief Constable.
Chief Insp. undeer Food and Drui's Acts and Explosives, Chief Constable.
Chief J-ânitary Insp., E. H. Fa)-agher.
ChioC Tnsn. Prevention Cixielty to Animals. William Adamson.
C'i'ef Tn=n. P<-evention T'lneltv to Children Thomas Arthur Corlett.
PRISON.
Caolei- of l>ie of Man Pii-on. Dn-.r-his, Mr. Robert Callin

Police Suriieon. Dr. Henry T'aird, Douglas.
Prison Chaplain, Rev. R. Wakeford.
234 INTKJINATL POLICE & DETECTIVE UIKECTORY
PRlNCirAL OFFICIAF.S.
HOME OFFICE— Whitehall. S. W.
Secretary of State, Rt. Hon. Edward Shortt, K. C, M. P.
Permanent Under Secretaiy of State, Sir Edward Troup, K. C. B., K. C. V. O.
rarliamen'arv TTr,.lc!' Secretary of State, Major Sir J. L. Baird, Bart., C. M. G.,

D. S. O.. M. P.
Ar-i -n' Under Srerot.irirs o^ St itr^ Su- Ern'ey Blackwell, K. C. U. (le,:>ai).

Sir Malcolm Delevingne, K. C. B.
Assistant Secretaries, H. B. Sin.pFon, C. B.; Sir John Pedder, K. B. E., C. B.;
A. J. Eag-leston: R. R. Banantvne, C. B.; S. W. Harris. C. B., C. V. 0.;
A. L. Dixon, C. B. E.
H. M. Chief Inspector of Factories. R. E. Graves. C. B. E.
H. ;\I. Chief In.spector of Explosives, Majo)- Aston !McX'-'ill C. Cooper-Key, C. B.
11. I\l. Ch-ef lii«i)ector of Mines, W. Walker, C. B. E.
H. M. Chief In-.pector of Reformatorv and Indu.'^^ti-ial Schools, A. H. Norris,

M. C, M. R. C. S., L. R. C. P., D.'P. H.
H. M. Inspectois of ''onstahularv. Sir Leoir.ivd Dunning-, and I\Iajor-Genevai

L. W. Atcherley, C. M. G., C." V. O.
W.\R OFFICE— Whitehall, S. W.
Secretary of State for War. The ]U. Hon. W inston S. Churchill, M. P.
Chief of the Tmnerial General Staff, Field-Marshal Sir Henrv H. Wil^tMi.

G. C. B., D. S'. O.
Adjutant-General to the Forces. Lieut. -General Sir George M. W. Macdonogh.,

K. C. B., K. C. M. G.
Quarter-Master-General to the Fo.ices. Lieut.-Geneial Sii- Travers p]. Clarlsc.

K. C. B., K. C. M. G.
]\Iaster-General of the Ordnance, Lieut. -General Sir J. I*. Du Cane, K. C. B.
Deputy Chief of the Imperial General Staff, Lieut. -General Sir W. Philip, Bart.,
K. C. B., K. C. M. G., D. S. O.
Under Secretaiy of State for War, The Rt. Hon W. R W. Viscount Peel, G. B. E.
CHIIF CONSTABLES
I'inancial rcciTtniy. P',",-h' Hon. Sir AirtvLald Willianson, I'art., M. l\

D'lvcloi- of Movo!-rnt^ and '"'uai toi-inv, Major-Geeneral R. S. Mav, C. 1".
C. :\i. G., D. S. O
Suvvi'yof-Genc'ai of Hnpp'y. S'r Jaivs Stevenson, Bt.
^Vc'-e'aiy, Sii' fê- Hrvi J. r- of ,.Iv. K. ('. V... C. V. O.
ADMIFJA^/rV— Wh-'tehall, S. W.
Fiist Lord, Rt. Hon. Waltrr Humo I.on.u', M. P.
Pariiainenta'v Secretai'v. Si)- Janie.'^ Ci-aig-, M. P.
Sccretaiy, Sir O^wyn A. R. I\Iurra>'. K. C. P..
CHIEF CONSTABLES* ASSOCIATION.

(CITIES AND Hr>l'vOUGHS OF ENGI.AXD AND WALES.)
OFIICERS.
Pre-idenl: V. Caldw^'l. C. P.. K . :\L V. O., Head Constable, Liver])ool.
Vice-President: J. H. Watson, O. P.. E.. Ciiief Constable, Bristol .
Hon. Treasurci : i\?arlin Nic'v)ll>. Chief Constable, Warrington.
Hon. Secretary; Henry Riclies, O. B. E.. Chief Constable, Middlesbrough
Assistant Hon. Seci-etaiy: William Eorster, Chief Constable, Newcastle-under-

Lynie.
LONDON (City of).
Lord Mayor, The PJght Hon. James Roll.
Sheriffs: R. Newton Knights, Esi)., !\L P., INI. B. E ; Col. Sidney Wishart.
V. D., D. L., J. P.
Clerk to the Peace: Herbert .Austin. Esq., Sessions House, Old Bailey, E. C.
Commissioner of Police: Sir AMlliam Nott-Bower, K C. V. O. (Tel. Nos.

301, .302 and 303, Central.)
236 INTERNATL POLICE & DETEf'TTVE DIRECTORY
Assista)it Coniini>!sionor: Cupt. Donalrl Bremner.

Chief Clerk and Supt: John Stark, O, B. E.
Supt. (Executive Dept.): Richard J. Halford. Chief Offi<-e, 26 Old Je,vrv,

E. C. 2.
Supt. (Pctectivp Dopt): Ernest Thomjison. Chief Office, 26 Old Jewrv.

E. C. 2.
Poh'ce con" puinical ions should be addressed to "The Commissioner of Police

for the City of London, Chief Office, 26 Old Jewry, E. C. 2."
CITY OF LONDON POLICE COL^KTS. held daily at the Mansion House and
Guildhall.
Chief Clerk at Mansion House: Silvester Richards, Escj.
Ch-eC Clerk at Guildhall: Herbert George Savill, Esq.
relty Sessions for City of London: Mansion House (Daily), Guildhall (Daily).
METR<)P0LITAN POLICE DISTRICT.
Tie Metropolitan Police District includes the whole of the Administrative

CiHinty of Tjon'lon, whic^'" comprises the following Boroughs:
1 — Battersea. 2— IVrtrondsey. 3 —
Bethnal Green. 4 Camberwell. —
f)— Che'sea. 6 —
Peutford. ^ —
Finsbury. 8 —
Fulham. 9 Greenwich. —
10— —
Hackney. 11 Hanmers'îiMi. i '^— —
=-Hampstead. V^ Holborn. 14 Isling- —
ton. 15 — Kensington. if; —
La^-^be'li. 17 —
Lewisham. 18 Paddington. —
ID- -Poplar. 20— St. ]Marvlebone. 21— S\ Pancias. 22— Shoreditch. 28— South-
wark. 24— Stermev. 25 —
Stoke Newington. 26 —
Wandsworth. 27 West- —
minster. 28 — Woolwich.
The Metropolitan lîlire District also include'^ the whole of the Admin-
^sî-ative County of MicMlesex, :nid part- of the Countie'; of Surrey, Kent. Essex,
and Herts, 1o" ether v.ith the imdermentioned Boroughs:
1 — —
West Ham fÊssex). 2 Crovdon (Surrev). —
Richmond (Surrey).
'?,
4— Kin-ston-on-T'âmes (Surrey). 5— Ealing (Middlesex). 6—

Bronlev (Kent).
7— —
Hornsey (Middlesex). 8 East Ham (Essex). —
Wimbledon (SnrreyL
Commissioner: Brigadier-General W'. T. Y Horwood, C. B.. D. S. O., New Scot-
.
Yard. S. W. 1.
lan.l
Private Secretary: G. Rivers Bodilly. Es(|.
Assistant Commissioners: Sir Basil H. Thomson, K. C. B.. Hon. Ti-evor Bigham,
C. B., Frank L. D. Elliott, Esq.. C. B., James W. Olive. Esq., C. B. E.,
New Scotland Yaid. S. W. 1
Deputy Assistant Commissioners: N. Kendal, Esq., Lieut. -Col. P. R. Laurie,
D. S. O.
S%>.-.<'f;i ry W. H. Kendall Eso.. O. B. E.. New .Scotland Yard, S. W. 1.
Chie+" Constables: Major E. M. Lafone, Major Maurice H. Tomlin, H. D.
Morgan, Esq., James Billings, Esq.
Superintendents: Fredei jfk W. Abbott (Acting), Albert Gooding. John
Pai'S(>ns, .\)-thur Basôm, O. B. E.
C'HIEP" CJNSTABLlilb - 23'
Superintendents of the Criminal Investigation Department: Albert Law-

rence, Fredoiick Thomas, Charles Collins, James McBrien, Frederick
Wenslev. M. r>. V., Albert Hawkins, M. B. E., FYancis Carlin, Arthur
Neil.
CRIMINAL ASYLUMS.
Counties. United Counties and Boroughs, Where Situate, and Superin-

l<*ndents and Medical Officers:
''erks, Criminal Lunatic Avslum: Broadmoor, Crowthorne, Berks; W. C. Sulli-
van (M. D.).
LUNATIC ASYLUMS AND HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE
EN(JLANI) AND WALES.
Counties, I'niied Counties and Boioughs, Where Situate, and Superin-

tendents and Medical Officers:
lieds, Herts, and Hunts: Arlese\', near Hitchin; L. 0. Fuller.
Berks (County): Moulsford, near Wallingford; W. W. Read (M. D.).
Birmingham: Winson Green; C. B. Roscrow.
Birmingham: Rubery Hill, near Bii-mingham; T. C. Graves (M. D.).
Bercori and Radnor: Talgarth, Bercon; R. Pugh, (M. D.).
Brentwood: Bicntwood; G. Fvans.
Brighton- Ha\'\vatd's Kcath; Charles Flniick.
Mristo!: l<i.shi)onds: J. V. P.lachCord (M D./.
Bucks: Stone, ii-âr A.yle.shiiry; Hugh KeT.
''sunbridgc. Cr.ml'Vidjic r.viro'iLr'i, Isle o!' !"|\:'iill)oui'ii,
! Cambridge; M. A.
Aicbdale (M. B.).
<:anterbuvy: St. Martin's Hill; Ki-nest F. Sail.
Cardiff: Whitchurch, Giamorgj'n; Lieut. -Col. Fdwin Goodall.
Carmarthen, Cardigan and Pembroke: Carmarthen; John Richards,
''hrddlcton: Near Leek; W. F. Menzies (Dr.).
(hester Courity: f'm'kside, noai' Macclesfield; R. D. Cormac.
Chester: Fpton. near Chester; C. H. Grills,
'ôrnwall: Bodmin; I'l'ancis Dudley.
Croydon: Warlingham, Suirey; Edwin S. Pasmore.
Cumberland and Westmoreland: Carlisle; W. F. Farquharson (Dr.).
Denbigh, Anglesey, Carnarvon, Flint, and Merioneth: Denbigh; F. G. Jones
(M. B.).
Derby: Rowditch; John Bain (M. B.).
Derby (County): Mickleover, Derby; M. L. Rowan (M. D.).
Devon: Exminster; A. N. Davii? (L. R. C. P. Ed.).
Dorset: Dorchester; G. F. Poacheli (M. D.).
238 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOKV
Diu-hiini County: Winterton, Ferryhill; H. G. Cribb.

Essex, WestHam Borough: Gooclmaves; J. C. Shaw.
I'-^sox: S-veralls. Colchester; IJ. C. Turnbali CM. D.), Su}3t.
Exeter: Digbys; G. N. Bartlett (M. B.).
''!xeter, Wonforcl House Hosr-it.Ti: W, B. Morton.
Gateshead: Stanington, Newcastle-on-Tyno; Lieut.-Co!. J. V. G. B. Tighe (M.P..).
G'jiinoigan: Bridgend; D. ]*"inlay.
Gloucester: BarnAood House, Gloucesler; A. A. D. Townsend (M. D.).
(ilrucester, County and City: Gloucester; J. Marnan (M. B.).
ICnts: Knowie, Farehaiu; Henry K. Abbott (Dr.).
Hereford, County and City: BurghjU, Hereford; J. G. fiinith.
Herts County: Hill End, St. Albans; A. N. Boycott.' •
Hull: Willerby; J. Mei-son (M. ]).).

Ipswich: Wm. Mitchell Ogilvie.
I«le of Wight: Newport; W. .1. A. Erskine (M. D.).
Kent: Bairniing Heath, near Maidstone; H. WoKelev-Lewis (Dr.).
K(-nt: Chartnam. Canterburv; E.-eut.-Col. M. A. Collin^ (M. D.).
Cnncaster, all the County Borough and Stocki)ort (part C. B.): Lancaster; D.
M. Cassidy (L. R. C. B. and S. Ed.: M-. D., Montreal).
Lancaster: Prestwich, near Manchester; F. Percival (M. R. C. S.).
' nncaster: Painhill, near LiveriM-o'; Thonas P. Cowen.
Lancaster: Whittingham, Preston; R. M. Claik (M. B.).
Lancaster: Winwick, Wanington; A. Simpson (M. D.).
'
.'Mcestci': V/est Humber-Iône; J. Franc's Dixon.
Leicester and Rutland: Narborough, Leicester; R. C. Stewart (M. R. C. S.).
I ,'ncoln, Kesteyen: Sleafoi-d;
.T. Alfi'ed Ewan (M. D.).
Lincoln, The LaAvn
Hosi)ital A. P. Russell.
:
Lindsey, S^c, District: Bracebridge, near Lincoln; '1. L. Johnston.

London (Bethlem RoyaD T,ambeth Road, S. E.; J. G. Porter Philliiis.
:
L<mdon, City ol: Stone, Dartford: P. H. Steen (M. P.).

L(Mulon: Bexlev. Kent; T. E, ''. Stansf>el<l (M. P,.L
london: Cane Hill, Coulsdon. Sur)'ey; Lieut. -Col. S. C. Elgee, L. P.. C. P. L
London: Claybury. Woodford P.ridge. Essex; C. V. Bavliani C\l. D.).
L(.n,l(.n: Colney Hatch. N. II; S. J. Gilfillnii.
1 -nd. n- Hanwell, W. 7; A. W. Daniel (M. D.).
1 oiK^m (Epileptic Colony): Ewell. S\u'i'o\-.
London: Banstead, Surrey; Pri-cy C Si ark (Dr.).
i-ondou: Horton, Epsom; Lieut. -Co! .lohii R. Lord.
London, Long Groye: Epsom; Dayid CoJiyy.
Manchester, Royal Lunatic Ho.sp.: Che:ulle; Cheshiie; J. SulcliCCe (I\LR.C. S.).
Manor Asylum: Epson, Surrey; E. S. Littleiohn (^L D.).
Middlesbrough County ''.orough: Cleyeland. Middlesbrough; ,L W. Geddes.
Middlesex: Napsburv', Herts; L. W. Rolleston.
Middlesex: Wandsworth. S. W.; R. Worth.
Monmouth: Abei'gavennv; N. R. Phillips.
Newcastle-on-Tyne: Go- forth; H. D. MacPhad (INI. D.).
Xewpoi't Borough: Carr^'-ori. Mon.; W. V. Nelis.
Xot folk: Thoire, near yovxv-ich; D. G. Thomson (Di'L
Noithampton Coun<-v Be'-v Wood, Northampton; W. Harding (Dr.).
Noi'thanipton, St. Andrew's Hosp.: F. Rambaut.
Koi'thumberland: Cottingwood, near ]\Iorpeth; G. R. E:ist (i\L I\L
No)wich. n.'thel Hosiiital: P.ethel Street; S. J. Fielding (Dr.).
Norwich: Hellesdon; Dayid Rice.
THIEF CONSTABLES 239
':ol'i'n,i;hani: Mapporley Hill; E. Powell (Surg.).

\'o'.t'ii!4ham County: Radcliffe-on-Trent; S. Lloyd Jones.
l^'No'f.n'^ham: The Coppice^ D. Hunter.
(WConl County: Littlemore, Oxford; T. S. Good (Dr.).
Oxford (The Warneford): A. W. Neill (M. D.).
riyi-outh: Blackadon, Ivybridfte; W. Starkey (M. B.).
I rt
I outh- Milton, I'ortsp-ouh; H. Devine.
I
:''.)) Countv and We-.^crk P>orouj',''i Bicton. Sbrewsburv; W. 8. Hughes.

:
Somerset and Bath: Well?, Somerset; J. E. P. Shera (M. D. Brux.).

Somerset: Cotford, near Taunton; H. T. S. Aveline (M. D.).
ririrrdic'. Co-on HÎl Ho;M)ital: Stafford; R. W. HewTOOn.
.'Ir'ffoiii: Burutwood. near I.iehfieUi; J. B. Spence (Dr.).
Stafford County: Stafford; B. H. Shaw (M. D.).
^•p.fColk (F. ml \V.>: MoUnn. Suffolk: J. R. Whitwell (M. B.).
'rn'ei'land: Ryhope; .L Aliddlemasp ( E. R. C. P.).
Sill rev County: P.rookvood, Wokinj;-; J. A. Lowtv.
i,vv,.; ^-.'h'ln-. Coulsdon; P. C. Coombe.s (M.'R. C. S.).
•
^'\-'-vt\-. n(d'() ..av Sanatorium: St. Ann's Heath, Virginia Watei*; \V. D. Moore
M. T\V
<
Sussex (East): Hellingly S. O., Sussex; E. R. P. Taylor (M. D.).

Sp sr- (West): Chiehester; H. A. Kidd (M. R. C. S.).
Wnrv ek County and Borough and Coventry: Hatton, neai- Warwick; A. Miller
(M. B.).
M lV^•-e• Svdney -J. Cole.;
WoMe-iersliire: Barnsley Hall, Bromsgrove.

\\(>vr-- (>' Count': and City Lunatic: Powick. Worcester; H. l-\ Eenton (M. B.
r.i y
N ok (V. n.): Beverley; E. S. Simpson (M. D.).
^ or'-. City: The Reti-eat; lêdford Pierce.
V,,-'-. C-'\--- I'lilford. near York; C. L. Hopkins (M. B.).
ôrk. Pootham Paik Hosnital: Yo]-k; G. R. Jeffrey.
Vork (N. R.>: Clifton, York; A. J. Eade.s.
\nv' IW P ): :\Ien'--ton. T,eeds- S. Edperley.
^'ork(W. R.): Wadslev, Sheffield; W. J. N. Vincent.
York (W. R.): Wakefield; J. S. Bolton.
ôrk MV. P.>: Scalebor Park, Burlev-in-Wharfedale; J. R. Gilmour (M, B.L
\ovk ( W. R.): Storthes Hall, Kirkburton, near Huddersfield: T. S. Adair (M.D.).
SCOTLAND.
Counties, United Countie.- and Boroutihs, Where Situate, and Superin-

'endcnts and Medical Officers:
City Di--1 lict .A-sylum: Kingseat, Newmachar; H. de M. Alexander

M)(M(le(^n
M. D.).
Mu'riieen Rdyal Lunatic A.-;ylum: Aberdeen; R. Dods Brown (M. D.).
^rgvll ;nid Bute Distiict Lunatic Asylum: Lochhgilphead; Donald Ross (M. B.,
C. A., B.).
Ayr Div-tvict Asylun.: Ayr; (,. Douglas McRae (M. D.).
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240 INTERNAT'L POLICE <!t DETECTIVE nillECTOHV
naUlovan AkvUiih for Imbecile Children: Near Dundee; W. B. Druniniond

'
(M. B.).
llnnl'f District Asylum: T.adysbridt!;-c and Vvoodpark; John Chisholm.
I'nmfries, Crichton Royal Institution: Dumfries; C. C. Easterbvook (M. D.).
iHindee District Asylum: We?tgreen; W. Tuach-Mackenzie (I\i. D.)-
ihindre Hoyal Lunatic Asylum: Dundee; Miss M. Whyte.
r.-'s" Lothian District A.sylum: Haddington; Miss J. Sinclair.
IMinburfth Royal Asylum: Morning-side; G. M. Robertson (M. D.).
rife and Kinross District Asylum: Cupar, Fife; J. H. Skeen (M. B.).
Clasgow District A.sylums
Woodilee Asylum: Lenzie. by Glasg:ow; Henry Carre (L. R. C. P. and S. I.).
Cartloch Asylum and Hospital for the Insane: Gartloch; W. A. Parker
(M. B., C. M.).
Glasgow. Kirkland Asylum: Bothwell; W. M. Buchanan (M. D.)-
(ilasRow Royal Asylum: Gartnavel; L. R. Oswald (M. B.).
Govrr District Asylum: Crookston, Cardonald, bv Glasgow; J. H. McDonald
(M. D.).
Crovan, Lunatic Wards of Poorhouse: Merryflatf, Govan; John Thomson.
Greenock Parochial Asylum: Sinithston; G. Gibson,
invrrnoss DistricT Asylum: Inverness; T. C. Mackenzie (M. P..).
1 anark District A.-vhim: Hartwood; N. T. Kerr (M. D.).
1 aibort, "Stirling-shire
Xational Tns^îtution for the Education of Imbecile I'hildren: L;;!--
Si-()tti?;h
bert; U. 1\ Clarkson {M. ]).).
r\Iidlothian and Peebles District Ai\-liim: Ifosslvnlee, Kosslyn Castle; J. H. ('.
Orr (M. D.).
Tdorayshire District Asylum: Elg'n: INIiss Kinloch.
.Montrose Roval Lun'?*:c Asylum: Sunnyside; Chas. J. Shaw (M. D.).
Paisley District Asylum: Craw Road; Hugh Black.
Paislev Parochial Ap%dur^: Piccart'-b;>r, Paisley; Mr. Pine.
Pe7i;h District Ai^vlum: Murthlv; 1 ,
C. P.ruoe (M. D.).
Perth, James Murray's Royal Asylum: Perth; W. D. Chambers {M. D.).
Roxburgh, Berwick and Stlk-ii'; District Asylum: Melrose; P. Steele (M. i^.l
Stirling District Asvhim: [.arltert; !;. H. C-.iniil el^ {aL D.).
INDIA
Oovernor-(Jeneral, Baroii FrcdiM-ic Cliejnisrord. Legislative authority

vested in a council of sixty-eight meinliers. thirty-six lieing official and thii-ty-
two non-official.
DOMINION OJ' ( AN ADA
The Canadian Parliament consists of eighty-seven life senators and a

House of ('omnions of 221 members, there being one representative for every
25,367 of population, liased upon the census of l!tol.
CHIEF CONSTABLES li41
CANADA
CHIEF CONSTABLES' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
OKFKKRS KOH 1!)21-1{>22
F:<>si(Icni I). Tli.snipson, Clih'f Constablr, Windsor, Out.
\ ;cc 5-i-;' ii'.ont I*. HeUiii}><'i-. Chiof Constabh-, Montreal, (^lu-.
S <<)ii(l \i<<'-I'r(\si(l(>ii( ('. H. \«'\vt(»!i. Chief Constîblc, VVinnipej;, Maii>
S('<>< ('t<;i'.v-'! rrasunT (ha-. Sh'Hiin, Chi*'!' Constahh', liiaiitt'ord, Out.
KXKCl TIVK COMMITTEE
.\ihci(a W. <". Kryaii, Siij)t. of I'roviiuial Polite, Caliiary, Aita.
I?iitis!i Coluinhia -I. liy, Chief Consta!»le, \ icioria, li. C.
-ManiCoba Col. Rattray, < oiii. of Provincial l*oli<(% Winnipeji, >Iaii.
New Hiunswick !.. S. nutchinoii, Chief (\)n-t;!bh-, >Ion(toii, N. 55.
Nova Seotia C Haniahan, Cliief Constabh", Halifax, .\. S.
Ontario.. W. \\ha(l<-y. Chief Constable, Hamilton, Cnl.
<ji, lu'e E. TiiKh'l, Cl)ief Constable, Quebec, Que.
Saskatchewan \. Hiuton, Chi«-f Constable, R<'gina. Sask.

24 2 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
HONORARY PREvSIDENTS
Sir Hugh John McDonald Police Maj-istrato. WiiiniiM's, Man.
Col. (i. T. Dcnison - . - Police Majiistrati', Toronto, (an.
Huftii Seniple. - - K<'coi(]ev, Montreal, <^:ic.
\\ . Whatley ( liiel, !l;i iiilton, l<.)2i)-'2i
PAST PRESIDENTS
Colonel Gia.sett, C.M.G., Toronto, 190r)-fi.

Chief Campeau, Montreal, l*!07-8.
Chief Rozel, PeterborouKh, lf!C8-0.
Chief Triidel, Quebec. U)09-10
Chief Clark, St. John, 1910-11.
Major Chamberlain, Vancouver, 1911-12.
Chief Car?ientor, Edmonton, 1912-13.
Chief WiUiams, London, 1913-14.
Col. Sir Percv Sherwood, Ottawa, 1911-1.")
Chief Alfred Cuddy, Calvary, 191.5-1(5.
Major J. E. Rogers, Toronto, 1916-17.
Chief Rideout, Moncton, N. B., 1917-18.
Chief Charles Slemin, Brantford, 1918-19.
Chief Martin Bruton, Reshia, Sask., 1919-20.
Chief Hamilton, Ont. W. Whatlev 1920-21
CHIEF CONSTABLE'S DIRECTORY FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA
Acton West, Ont. —

John Lawson, Chief Constable.
Alexandria, Ont.— M. C. Seger, Chief Constable.
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Almonte, Ont. Thos. Lowry, Chief Constable.
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Amque, Que. Alfred Guay, Chief Constable.
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xAniherst, N. S. J. A. Pickren, Chief Constable.
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Antigonish, N. S. Colin McLean. Chief Constable.
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Arnprior, Ont. J. W. Hunt, Chief Constable.
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Arnistiong-, B. C. A. E. Warner, Chief Cons*âble.
Ashcroft, B. C— R. W. Bowen, Chief Constable.
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Athens, Ont. Francis Blancher, Chief Constable.
Aultsville, Ont.— A. E. Fetterly, Chief Constable.
CHIEF CONSTABLES 24:
Aurora, Out. — Duncan Cram, Chief Constable.

AylM.tv, Ont.— J. F. Peters, Chief Constable.
Avlmcr, (ûe.— Elic Pcirier, Chief Constable.
Ayr, GnL.— John H. Little, Chief Constable.
xBathurst, N. B.— W. O. Chamberlain, Chief Constable.
Banff, Alta. —
B. W. Collison, Commissioner Dominion Police.
Banff, Alta.— Policed by R.N.W. Mounted Police.
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xBarrie, Ont. R. King-, Chief Constable.
Bala, Ont.— S. E. McElwain, Chief Constable.
Belleville, Ont. —
Alex. Kidd, Chief Constable.
Belleville, Ont.— John Newton, Life Member.
Beamsville, Ont.— E. J. .Juhlke, Chief Constable.
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Biggar, Sask. J. W. Wilson, Chief Constable.
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Blenheim, Ont. Solomon P'agar, Chief Constable.
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Blind River, Ont. P. Lynutt, Chief Constable.
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xBowmanville, Ont. R. Jarvis, Chief Constable.
Bolton, Ont.—J. Gould, Chief Constable.
Brantford, Ont. (Brant) — Wm. F. Kerr, High Constable.
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xBrantford, Ont. Charles Slemin, Chief Constable.
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Brampton, Ont. (Peel) Geo. Broddy, High Constable.
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Brampton, Ont. A. Herkes, Chief Constable.
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Brockville, Ont. Wm. Burke, Chief Constable.
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Bi'andon, Man. J. Esselmont, Chief Constable.
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Brighton, Ont. R. McLaren, Chief Constable.
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Braeside, Ont. R. Thomlinson, Chief Constable.
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Bracebiidge, Ont. W. McConnell, Chief Constable.
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Bridgetown, N. S. John Eggleshaw, Chief Constable.
Bridgeport. N. S.— R. M. W. Lâac, Chief Constable.
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i'raclford, Ont. J. W. Sin>])kins, Chief Constable.
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Burnahy. B. C. Wm. Parkinson, Chief Constable.
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Burlington, Ont. Lee J. Sinith, Chief Constable.
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Buckingham, Que. Frank Kearman, Chief Constable.
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Calgary, Alta. W. Brankloy, Inspector Provincial Police.
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xCalgarv, Alta. David Ritchie, Chief Constable.
Camphellton. N. B — S. T. Raine, Chief Constable.
Charlottletown, P. E. L — Chas. Cameron, Chief Constable.

xCarleton Place, Out.— Hugh McC. Wilson, Chief Constable.
Canso, N. S.— John E. Hurst, Chief Constable.
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Caledonia, Ont. R. Taggart, Chief Constable.
Caiaquet, N. B.— D. D. Landry, Chief Constable.
Callandei-, Ont. —
J. A. Tichburn, Chief Constable.
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Cedars, Que. Ferdinald Lerouz, Chief Constable.
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xChicoutimi, Que. E. Blackburn, Chief Constable.
xChatham, N. B.— Peter Coughlan, Chief Constable.
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xChatham, Ont. (Kent) Thomas Groves, Chief Constable.
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xChatham, Ont. (Kent) Geo. Peters, High Constable.
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Charleswood, Man. A. McCharlcs, Chief Constable.
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Charleswood, Man. (Rural District) Montague Vialoux, Chief
Constable.
Charlottlttown, P. E. I. — Chas. Cameron, Chief Constable.
Chilliwack, B. C— D. Richardson, Chief Constable.

Chestei'snlle, Ont. — Jas. McAroy, Chief Constablf.
Chapleaii, Ont — W. Lyness, C let Constable.
Clark's Harbor, N. S.— John G. Nirkerson, Chief Constable.
Clinton, Ot.— Jos. Wheatlev, Chief Constable.
Clinton, B. C—Frank F. Aiken, Chief Constable.
xCobalt, Ont.— F. H. Boneville, Chief Constable.
Cobalt, Ont. —
A. T. Rowell, Inspector Ontario Provincial Police.
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xCollingwood, Ont. Jas. Johnson, Chief Constable.
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xCornwall, Ont. R. Smyth, Chief Constable.
Coquitian. B. C.
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xCobourg, Ont. J. C. Ruse, Chief Constable.
E. Pare, Chief Constable.
xCopper Cliff, Ont.— R. K. Moffett, Chief Copper Cliff Mining- Co. Police.
Coaticook, Que.-^T. E. Garceau, Chief Constable.
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Corinth, Ont. R. Donaldson, Chief Constable.
xCopper Cliff, Ont.— Wni. Clark, Chief Constable.
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Cochrane, Ont. J. A. Crawford, Chief Constable.
Cranbrook, B. C. —David Halcrow, Chief Constable.
Crowland, Ont. —
H. Jones, Chief Constable.
Dawson City, Yukon— J.
D. Modie. Supt. R.N.W. Mounted Police.
X Dauphin, —
Man. Thos. Brklte, Chief Con-Stable.
Dartmouth, N. S.— W. McKenzie, Chief Constable.
Danville, Que.—L. Hannan, Chief Constable.
Dalhousie, N. B.— Walter Dickson, Chief Constable.
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Daysland, Alta. James Berry, Chief Constable.
Delhi, Ont.— Elias Clarkson, Chief Constable.
Descronto, Ont. — Wm. Donaldson. Chief Constable.
Dig-by, N. S.— Boyd A. r'r-hon, Cliief Cons'able,
Dominion, N. —V'c'or Gou^hero, Chief Constable.
S.
xDrommondville, Que. — Victor F. Demci's, Chief Constable.
Dresden, Ont. — John Chief Constable.
Jack.'-on,
Dundas, Ont. — Clark, Chief Constable.
J.
Dundalk, Ont.— Jos. Hemphill, Chief Constable.
Durham, Ont. — Geo. Arrowsmith, Chief Constable.
Dunvillc, Ont.— S. F. Ackerman, Chief Constable.
xDrumbo, Ont.— Wm. A. Marklc, Chief Constable.
p]ast Kildonan, Man. — Thos. Radley, Chief Constable.
p]dmonton, Alta. — D. G. Inspector Provincial Police.
Fishei-,
xEdmonton, Alta.— A. G. Shute, Chief Constable.
xf]dmonton, Atla. — Lt.-Col. W. C. Bryan, Supt. Provincial Police,
xfxlmonton, Alta. — Alfred Cuddy, Commissioner Provincial Police.
F]dmonton, Alta. — Piper, Asst. Supt. Provincial Police.
J. S.
Eganville, Ont. — Anzicus Wilson, Chief Constable.
Elkhorn, Man.— Arthur B. Statham, Chief Constable.
Flora, Ont.— John Ritchie, Chief Constable.
Emard, Que. —
Louis Desrosiers, Chief Constable.
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Esquimalt, B. C. James Palmer, Chief Constable.
Everett, Ont.— J. S. Custin, Chief Constable.
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Farnham, Que. Alph. Brazeau, Chief Constable.
Fernie, B. C—G. Wesley, Chief Constable.
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Fort William, Ont. G. McCurdy, Inspector Provincial Police.
xFoit William, Ont.— Wm. J. Dodds, Chief Constable.
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Fort Frances, Ont. Capt. W. H. Readman, Chief Constable.
Ford City, Ont.— Ed. Moiand, Chief Constable.
xFrcdericton, N. B.— W. H. Finley, Chief Constable.
Frazerville, Que. — N.
Theriault, Chief Constable.
Fort St. John B. C— Harry Taylor, Chief Constable.
Freli)jhsburg-, Que.- C. B. Vaiiantweip, Chief Constable.
xGalt, Ont.— James Gorman, Chief Constable.
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Gananoque, Ont. Wm. Chevis, Chief Con.^table.
Geor.a:etown, Ont. —
A. McDonald, Chief Constable.
Glace Bay, N. S.— Geo. A. Cosiey, Chief Constable.
Glcichen, Alta.^John Roberts, Chief Constable.
Goderich, Ont.— R. C. Posthlewaite, Chief Constable.
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Goodwood, Ont. Wm. Whittleton. Chief Constable.
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Gooderham, Ont. R. Harland, Chief Constable.
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Gordon River, Ont. Thos. Thibault. Chief Constable.
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Granby, Que. Chas. N. Guertin, Chief Constable.
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Giavenhurst, Ont. A. Sloan, Chief Constable.
Grand Mere, Que.— R. A. Bilodeau, Chief Constable.
Grand Forks, B. C— A. E. Savage, Chief Constable.
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xGrimsby, Ont. J. O. Roukle, Chief Constable.
—C—
Greenwood, B. A. D. Hallett, Chief Constable.
Guelph, Ont. J. A. Rae, Chief ConstaVtle.
Golden, B. C— R. Sutherland, Chief Constable.

J.
xHamilton, Ont.^W. Whatley, Chief Constable.
Hamilton, Ont. — D. Coulter, Deputy Chief Constable.
xHalifax, N. S.- F. Hanrahan, Chief Constable.
xHalifax, N. S.— B. D. LaNauze, Inspector R.C.M.P.
Hagersville, Ont. —
Chas. Nichols, Chief Constable.
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Havelock, Ont. Jas. Brill, Chief Constable.
Harrow, Ont.— T. R. Qr.eck, Ch'of Constable.
Hazelton, B. C—
John Kelly. Chief Constable.
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Harrowsmith, Ont. Thos. Dowker, Chief Constable.
llaileyl)ury. Ont J T. Morton. Chief Consta!)le.
Hanna, Alta.— S. T. Graball, Chief Constable.
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Hawkesburv, Onfe. A. Fauvel, Chief Constable.
xHespeler, Ont.— Thos. Wilson, Chief Constable.
Hanover, Ont. — Wm. Beamish, Chief Constable.
High River, Alta. — Wm. Dawes, Chief Constable.
Holland Landing, Ont. — Robert Longhurst, Chief Constable.
Hull, Que. —Jos. Groulx, Chief Constable.
Huntsville, Ont. —John G. Watson, Chief Constable.
::lngersoll, Ont.— W. Holmes, Chief Constable.
Inverness, N. — A. D. Eraser, Chief Constable.
S.
xIro(|uois Falls, Ont. — R. Morbey, Chief Constable.
I)'0(|uois,Ont. — Alton Locke, Chief Constable.
Jarvis, Ont.— Alfred Underbill, Chief Constable.
Joliette, Que. — James Leduc, Chief Constable.
Joggins Mines, N. — Stephen Leduc, Chief Constable.
S.
Jonciuiers, Que. — Alodphe Cleveau, Chief Constable.
2t6. INTKHNATL POlÎCK ,^- OKT^JCTn'F: I )1 R KC^TOIO
Kamloops, B. C. — F. Edens. Chief Cons'ab'o.

Kcnoia, Ont. — A. Gordon, Chief Constable.
ICcntvillc, Ont. — V. Lanping-, Chief Constable.
Kcn-risdale, B. C. — Huprh Sinproii, Ch'ef Constable,
J. Point Grey.
Kitchener, Ont. — Geo. O'Neill, Chief Constable.
xKitchenei', Ont. (Waterloo) —
Chas. Huber, Hi«h Constable.
xKin^slon, Ont. -B. ,1. Bobinson, Ch'ef Constable.
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Kincardine, Ont. John Leithead, Chief Constable.
Kitscoty, Alta.— J. W. Umbel, Chief Constable.
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Kinmount, Alta. A. N. Wilson, Chief Constable.
I\in'>sville, Ont. —
Jas. O. Brown, Chief Constable.
I-'nowiton, Que. —
H. W. Crimson, Chief Constable.
I.achine, Quo.— Georj>e Durocher, Chief Constable.
I. a Tuque, Que. —
L. Bineault, Chief Con'^tablc.
Lancaster, Ont.— J. D. McDonald, Chief Constable.
Lanark, Ont.— Thos. A. Mason, Chef Constable.
Ladysmith, B.
Levis, Que. — C—
Chas. Allen, Chief Cons' able.
R. St. Laurent, Chi"f Consta!)le.
I>eaininftton, Ont. —
John La Marsh. Chief Constable.
Libeitv, Sask.— D. Kerr, Chief Constable.
Liverpool, N. S.— P. B. McAulilf, Chief Con-table.
London, Ont.— Robert Birrell. Chief Con'^^table.
Lower Nicols, B. C—
W. C. Winkell. Chief Constable.
Louisville, Que. —
C. E. Deslairicrs, Chief Cons' able.
\l.anzon, Levis. Que. —
R. St. Lauieant, Chief Constable,
l.ucan, Ont.— Alex. Keith, Chief Cons' able.
1 rnenberR-. N. S.---Jolin H. Creighto'''. Ch'cf Con table.
Lynn Valley, B. C—
D. Lifton, Chief Cm
-'able. North X'ancouver Disi,
Lytton, B. "C— A. Grundy. Cliief Constabl
Louisburg-— Daniel McNeil, Chief Constable. "*
I.ethbrid-e,Alta.— Wm. Hardy, Chief Constal)!--.

Lcthbridue, Alta. — R. G. Mundv, Inspector Piovincial Police.
! -idsay, Ont.— John Sbort, Chief Constable.
IMwInr. Ont — rii-i,: Qt rh.^,^]r.„ r.h\,,f Totistable.
'lontreal. Que. —
J. Tici- bley. Commi'sionc i- of ruijlic Safely.
—
Mag'og- J. L. Der CIS. Chief Constable
Manitowaninji', Ont —
James Holmes, (.'hii'f Constable.
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Maitland, Ont. E. Jackson, Chief Con liable.
—
Massev, Ont. Enice Ch u hers ("hief Corslable.
M:i!'l;'Vdville. B. C—
1^. '.-(•. Chief C-n' table.
Mellville, Sask —
W. T. B ilev. Chief Constable.
xIMcd'cine Hat, Alta.—J. Tavlor, Chief Constable.
M T-'tt, B. C—
J. W. Wili'foos'-. Chief Constable.
M r-'-n, Ont.— Sai-'l Mofl'a'. Cliief Cons'able.
Merf vd. Ont.— Eved Clarke, Chief Con.-table.
Mid! 1, Ont.
1 —
Jos. Cowan, Chief Constable.
Mi'c' "'. On\— J. Hodges. Chief Constable.
(
Middlesex C<.unty. Ont.— J. A. Hughes, Chief ('onstai)le.

Minnedosa, Man.— Chas. Law, Chief Constiilile.
Milton, Ont.— A. W. Chapman, Chief Constable.
Middleton. N. B.— IL Palmeter, Chief Constable.
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CHIEF CONSTABLES
Moiitical, Que. —
A. St. Mars, High Constable.
xMontreal, Que.— Mai. R. G. Chamberlain, Chief C.r.R. InvesJh.ciil iKp
xMontrcal, Que.— L. C. Boisjoly, Deputy Chief C.N.R.
—
xMontreal, Que. P. Belanger, Chief Constable.
—
Mont]oal, Que. Baxter Clegg, Chief Harbor Police.
Moatreai. v^.ie —
C'las. I'lume.
Montreal, Que. -II. J. Cowan, /.sst. Chief Detectives.
Mntr a'.. Que — E. A .Willams, Cliief Harbor Polica.
Montr al, Que — I'bald \' llcne.ive, Chief Constable.
MoiiuerLl. Que --Hug i Se.r.ple, Record r
—
xMontreal, Que. D. D. Lorrain, Chief Provincial Detectives.
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xMontreal, Que. L. A. LePage, Chief of Detectives,
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xMoose Jaw, Sask. W. P. Johnston, Chief Constable.
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xMoncton, N. B. G. R. Ritlcout, Chief Constable.
.Mui.ctou, N. ii.-— L. S. Hutch nson, C ief Constable.
—
Mo (ton. N. B A. J Tiiigbey, Deputy Chief C. N. R.
MoiKton, Out —Go. 11. Ridout, Life Me iber.
xMoncton, N. B.— A. H. Paige, Chief Constable, C.N.R.
Moirisburg, Ont— M. Cas,':êl, Chief Constable.
Morsf-, Sask.— J. R. Taylor, Chief Constable.
McI>eoel, Alta.— S. O. Lawson, Chief Constable.
N.-maimo. 1^. (.\,h Neen. Chief Constable.
Napance, Ont.— T. W. Barrett, Chi"f Constable.
xNew Waterfo)d, B. C—
J. McVarish, Chief Constable.
New Westminster, P>. C—
G. T. Bradshaw, Chief Constable.
Newcastle, Ont. V. Lucas, Town Marshal.
—
Newcastle, Ont. Thos. Barrie, Chief Constable.
Nelson. B. C—J. MacDonall, Chief Constable.
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Nanaimo, B. C. A. T. Stephenson, ('hief Constable.
—
Nelson. B. C. Thos. H. Long, Chief Constable.
New Liskeaid. Out.— Chas. E. Watter.s, Chief Constable.
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New Hambui'g, Ont. John Wing, Chit f Constable.
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New Glasgow, N. S. Joseph Fi'ancis, Chief Constable.
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Newmarket, Ont. P. J. Andei'son, Chief Constable.
—
Nee])awa. Man. Thos. Donaldson, Chief Constable.
x.Niagai'a Falls, Ont.— Stephen Welch, Chief Constable.
—
Niagara Falls, Ont. W. H. Mains, Inspector Ontario Provincial Polic<
—
Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ont. A. V.. SlierJock. Chief Constable.
Ni))igon, Ont. —E. Kirkpatrick, Chief Constable.
North Vancouver C ty. B. C. - Peter Ste.vart, Chief Constable.
North Vancouver District, B. C—
O. Lifton, Chief District Police.
Northv Bav, Ont.—W. Ravne}-, Chief Constable.
North Sydney, B. C—
H. W. McNeil, Chief Constable.
—
Norwich, Ont. Jas. H. Entwhistle, Chief Constable.
North Battleford, Sask.— D. H. Felker, Chief Constable.
xOak Bay, B. C—
John Syme, Chief Constable.
(Jakville, Out —
David Iverr. Chief Constal)le.
O'l.eayr Station, P. E. I.— Albert Oakee, Chief Constable.
Orangeville, Ont. (DufTerin) —
J. H. Hughes, High Constable.
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24 8 INTERNAT'L POLICE it ULTECTI7E DIRECTORY
—
Orangeville, Ont. Wni. Marshall, Chief Constable.
Orilla, Ont.—J. R. Reid, Chief Constable.
—
xOttawa, Ont. Commissioner Perry, Royal Canadian Mounted Police
—
Oskawa, Ont. Owen D. Friend, Chief Constai)!e.
xOttawa, Ont.— Col. Sii- Percy Sherwood, K.C.M.G., Honoiary Member.
xOttawa, Ont. —A. Cawdron, Supt. Crim. Invest. Dept., R.C.M.P.
J.
Ottawa, Ont.— A. M. Ross, Chief Constable
Ottawa, Ont. — Wm. P. Archibald, Parole Officer, Dept. of Justice.
Ottawa, Ont. — James Parkinson, Inspector Dominion Police.
xOttawa, Ont. — Inspector R.C.M.P.
J. Pôster,
Ottawa, Ont.— Comptioller A. A. McLean, R.N.W.M.P.
Ottei-ville, Ont.— Morris R. Hooker, Chief Constable.
xOutremont, Que. — G. B. P.aker, Chief Constable.
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xOwen Sound, Ont. Wm. O. Foster, Chief Constable.
Oxford, N. S.— Wm. W. Thompson, Chief Constable.
Oil Springs, Ont. — Robert McFadden, Chief Constable. •
Ojibway, Ont. — Mark Long-, Chief Constable.

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Paris, Ont. — J. S. Green, Chief Constable.

Parry Sound, Ont. —
D. Spencer. Chief Constable.
Palmerston, Ont.—^P. Hammond, Chief Constable:
Parrsboro, N. S.— P. Gilbeit, Chief Constable.
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Pakenhani, Ont. John Cornbie, Chief Constable.
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Pembroke, Ont. H. Carroll, Chief Constable.
Peterboro, Ont. —
S. Newhall, Chief Constable.
Perth, Ont.—J. R. Giiffith. Chief Constable.
Petrolia, Ont. —
J. W. Ferguson, Chief Constable.
Peel, N. B.— G. Broddy, Chief Con.stable.
Penticton, B. C. —H. V. Af»hew, Chief Constable.
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Penetens'uishene, Ont. W. R. Parker, Chief Constable.
Penoka, Alta.— J. W. Woods, Chief Constable.
Picton, Ont.— Thomas Portland, Chief Constable.
Picton, N. S.— P. O. Cairoll, Chief Constable.
Port Arthur. Out. —
George Taylor, Chief Constable.
Portage la Prairie, Man.— W. J. Mclntyie, Chief Constable.
xPort Hope, Ont.— Waher J. Colwill. Chief Constable.
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Point Gray, B. C. H. J. Simpson. Chief Constable.
Port Hood, N. S.— K. L. Smith. Chief Con.stable.
Port Morien, N. S.— John McDonald, Chief Constable.
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Porcupine (South), Ont. E. A. Roy, Chief Constable.
Port Moody, B. C—
C. A. Mills, Chief Constable.
Port Perry, Ont.— W. Nesbitt, Chief Constable.
Peace River, Alta. A. — H
C. McDonnell. Inspectoi- Provincial Police.
Port Colborne, Ont. F. E. Reavley, Chief Constable.
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Port Dalhousie, Ont. Chas. Howe, Chief Constable.
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Port Rowan, Ont. Archie Thompson, Chief Constable.
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Powasson, Ont. J. A. Lang, Chief Constable.
Port Hammond, B. C—
E. Pope, Chief Constable.
Port Bui-well, Ont.— O. E. Light, Chief Constable.
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Prince Albert, Sask. A. E. Dabny, Chief Constable.
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Prince Rupert, B. C. Wm. H. Vickers. Chief Constable.
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Prince Kupert, B. C—
A. Minty, Chief Constable.
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Preston, Ont. D. Crawford, Chief Constable.
Prescott. Ont. —Jas. Mooney, Chief Constable.
Prince George, B. C—
P. Dolan, Chief Constable.
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Peace River Crossing, Alta. W. A. McBrayne, Insp. Provincial Police
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Quebec, Que. Alfred Roussin, Spec. Agent, Govt. Railway.
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xQuebec, Que. Captain E. Trudel, Chief Constable.
xQuebec, Que.— T. Walsh, Inspector of Detectives.
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Quebec, Que. J. B. Carbonneau, Governor of Gaol.
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Quebec, One. T. M. Houghton, High Constable.
Quebec, Que —D. D. Lorrain, Provincial Detective.
Rapid City, Man.— H. Gardner, Chief Constable.
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Oue. N. C. McDonald, Chief Constable.
Paji-t'es D- s .Joa'-hins,
Renfrew, Ont.— H. T. Firth, Chief Constable.
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xRed Deer, Alta. C. Anderson, Chief Constable.
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Red Deer, Alta. J. B. Risk, Inspector Provincial Police.
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xRegina, Sask. Martin Bruton, Chief Constable.
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Regina, Sask. C. A. Mahonv, Supt. Provincial Police.
Revelstoke, B. C— J. Cleland, Chief Constable.
Resei-ve Mines, B. C— Geo. Nicholson, Chief Constable.
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xRimouski, Que. J. CJ. Gauvreau, Chief Constable.
Ridgctown, Ont.— Chas. Tve, Chief Constable.
Uichnond. Que.— P. B. Chartr.'nd. Chief Constable.
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Rouleau, Sask. Alex. Philpott, Chief Constable.
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Rockwood, Ont. Geo. H. Pearen, Chief Constable.
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xRimouski, P. E. I. F. C. Gavereaux, Chief of Detectives.
Saskville, N. B.— Wni. J. Sullivan, Chief Constable.
Sault Ste. :Maric. Ont.— Hugh B. Graham, Chief Lake Superior Corp
xSaskatoon, Sa'-k.^Geo. M. Donald, Chief Constable.
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Saskatoon, Sask. C. M. Smith. Inspector Park Police, Saskatoon.
Sarnla, Ont.-— W. J. Lanniu, Chief Constable.
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Salmon, Arm, B. C. J. Brown, Chief Constable.
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Schumacher, Ont. A. E. Roy, Chief Constable..
xSelkirk, Man.— Wm. A. J. Baker, Chief Constable.
Selton. Ont.—J. C. Hogg, Chief Constable.
Seabright, N. S.— Wm. Hublev, Chief Constable.
South Bathurst, N. B.— J. D. Melauson. Chief Constable.
Schreiber, Ont.— W. E. Cowley, Chief Constable.
St. Agathe, Que. —
L. Gravel, Chief Constable.
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Summerside, P. E. I. Albert Oakes, Chief Constable.
Shelburne, N. S.—J. A. Miller, Chief Constable.
Sherbrooke. Que. — —
Shawinigan Falls, Ont. J. N. Longvall, Chief Constable.
A. Z. Coutroul, Chief Constable.
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Shelburne, Ont. J. Bundige, Chief Constable.
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Shediac, N. B. Wm. Gunn, Chief Constable.
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Simcoe, Ont. Chas. Canning, Chief Constable.
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Simcoe County, Ont. J. Rogers, Chief Constable.
Smith's Falls,' Ont.— G. A. Phillips, Chief Constable.
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South Vancouver, B. C. Wm. Bramwell, Chief Constable.
Sorel, Que. —A. Guay, Chief Constable.
Souris, ^lan. — Wm. Collier, Chief Constable.
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South Porcupine, Ont.— E. A. Roy, Chief Constable.

Springhill, N. S.— G. L. Smith, Chief Constable.
Spencer's Bridge, B.
St. Largent, Que. — C—
Angus McEgo, Chief Constable.
N. Grovel, Chief Constable.
St. Thomas, Ont.— Wm. Armstrong, Chief Constable.
St. Thomas (Elgin) —
John Hopkins, Hi-h Constable.
xSt. Catharines, Ont. (Lincoln)— R. T. Boyle, High Constable.
xSt. Catharines, Ont.— H. H. Green, Chief Constable.
St. Johns, Que. — —
Joseph Daniels, Chief Const-able.
A. Bourgeois, Chief Constable.
St. Hyachithe, Que.
xSt. John, N. B.— Smith, Chief Constable.
J. J.
St. Boniface, Man. — Leo Marcil, Chief Constable.
St. James, Man. — Herbert Walton, Chief Constable.
St. Albert, Alta. — David Joyal, Chief Constable.
St. Davids, Ont.— D. W. Woodruff, Chief Constable.
St. Cesaire; Ont.— J. B. Dulude, Chief Constable.
St. Pierre de Sorel, Que.— N. Capelette, Chief Constable.
St. Stephen, N. B.—
Jno. A. Gibson, Chief Constable.
St. Man.
Vital, — II. K. Rose. Chief Constable.
Steelton, Ont.
Stratford, Ont.
—— J. Harrington, Chief Constable.
J. L. Broadley. Chief Constable.
Stettler, Alta.— Robt. Hoe, Chief Constable.
Strathrov, Ont.— A. F. Wilson, Chief Constable.
StouflFvilie, Ont.— E. Pennock, Chief Constable.
xStellarton, N. S.—Ja.s. Watters, Chief Constable.
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Sturgeon Falls, Ont. Alois Leblane, Chief Constable.
xSudbury, Ont.— F. Fryvie, Chief Constable.
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Sudbury, Ont. A. E. Storie, Inspector Ontario Provincial Police.
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Sutton, Que. J. Stowell, Chief Constable.
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Sutherland, Sask.- John Hadden, Chief Constable.
Sussex, N. B.— Wm, G. Asdell, Chief Constable.
xSwift Current, Sask.— E. B. Borthwick, Chief Constable.
Sweetsburg, Que.— J. A. Boesvert, Chief Constable.
xSydney, N. S.— J. B. McCormick, Chief Constable.
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xSydney, N. S. Capt. D. A. Noble, Chief Dominion Steel Co. Police
South *Fort George, B. C—
S. W. S. Parsons, Chief Constable.
Sydney Mines, N. S.—Vincent Hall, Chief Constable.
xSt. Thomas, Ont.— T. A. Hare, Special Agent, Pere Marquette Tly.
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Steterton, N. S. James Waters, Chief Constable.
Tabar, Alta.— A. L Campbell, Chief Constable.
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Terrebone, Que. O. Poirier, Chief Constable.
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xThree Rivers, Que. E. Berthiaume, Chief Constable.
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Thetford Mines, Que. A. Letournoau, Chief Constable.
Thunder Bay, Ont.— Alex. M. Thompson, Chief Constable.
Thessalon, Ont.— J. C. Purdv, Chief Constable.
xTillsonburg, Ont.— G. W. Potteii, Chief Constable.
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Timmins, Cnt. S. R. Kraft. Chief Constable.
Toronto, Ont. —
Samuel Dickson, Chief Constal)Ie.
Toronto, Ont. —
L. R. Geddes, Deputy Chief Constable.
Toronto, Ont. — D. .Archibald, Iîfe Member.
CHIEF CONSTABLES
x'Toronto, Out. — R. Gregoiy, Staff Inspector.

Toronto, Qnt. — Hcdje, Chief Grand Trunk Railway Folice.
J.
Toronto, 6nt. — Wm. E. Johnron, Chief Canadian Northern Ry. Policv
Toronto. Ont — Col. H. Grasett, C. M. Life Member.
J. G.,
Toronto, Cnt. — H. Page, Special Agent C. N. Ry.
J.
Toronto, Ont. — George Kennedy, Inspector of Detectives.
Toronto. Ont — Guthrie, Inspector Detectives.
G.
Toronto. Ont. -W. Wallace, Inspector Detectives?
Asst.
Toronto, Out. — David McKinney, Inspector.
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xToronto, Ont. R. McClelland, Chief Inspector (Honorary Member).
Toronto, Ont. —
Col. G. T. Dennison, Police Magistrate.
Toronto, Ont. — Major
J. E. Rogers, Supt. Ontario Provincial Police.
xToronto, Cnt.— R. Flinn, Deputy Chief Constable C.N.R.
Trenton. Ont —
William Bain, Chief Constal)le.
Truro, N. S. —JohnEraser, Chief Constable.
Trail, B. C— B. Dovvnes, Chief Constable.
Trenton, N. S.— Norman McDonald, Chief Constable.
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Trascona, Man. B. Woods, Chief Constable.
Thorold. Ont.— Alf. Pelly, Chief Constable.
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xVancouver, B. C. Wni. McRae, Chief Constable.
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Vancouver, I>. C. T. G. Winn, Inspector Provincial Police.
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Vancouver, B. C. W. D. Dunwoody, Chief Provincial Police.
Valleyfield, Que. —
W. F. Lemieux, Chief Constable.
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Vernon, B. C. J. A. Eraser, Chief Provincial Police.
Vernon, B. C— R. M. Clarke, Chief Constable.
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Verdun, Man. A. Dubeau, Chief Constable.
Victoria, B. C. — Colin S. Camijbell,Chief Provincial Police.
Victoria, B. C. — John M. Langley, Chief Constable.
Victoria, B. C. — W. G. McMynn, Warden Provincial Jail.
Victoria, B C. — John Fry, Chief Constable.
Victoria, B. C. — Thomas Palmei-, Deputy Chief Constable.
Victoria Mines, Ont. — O. Goudreault, Chief Constable.
Victoria Harbor, Ont. — Eelix Labatte, Chief Constable.
Waterloo, Out.- S. Elynn, Chief Constable.
Walkerville, Ont. —
J. P. Snu't'i, Chief Constable.
Wallaceburg, Ont.—J. B. Cousins, Chief Constable.

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Wâtertown, Sask. J. Baxter, Chief Constable.
Waterloo County, Ont.— C. Huber. High Constable.
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Walkeiton, Ont. R. B. Ferguson, Chief Constable.
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Waubaushcne, Ont. H. E. Parkham, Chief Constable.
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Wainwright, Alta. E. P. Lewis, Chief Constable.
Watious, Sask.— T. Filleul, Chief Con.stable.
Westboro, Ont. (Carlton)— W. H. Hamilton, High Constable.
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xWestniount. Que. Thos. Moffett, Chief Constable.
Westmount. Que.— E. K. Hort. Deputy Chief Constable.
Welland, Ont. ——
xWestmount, Que. Wm. Wren, Insi)ector of Police.
W. C. Crabh, Chief Constable.
Westville, N. S. —
Geo. Munro, Chief Constable.
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Weyburn, Sask. W. Blackie, Chief Constable.
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Weston, Ont. Wm. Campbell, Chief Constable.
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Wetaskiwin, Alta. John James, Chief Constable.
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Whitby, Ont. (Ontario) Wm. Calverlev, Hip,-h Constable.
Whitby, Ont.— C. F. MacGrotty. Chief Constable.
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Winnipeg-, Man. J. E. Elliott, Supt. Manitoba Piovincial Polico,
Winnipeg-, Man.- C. H. Newton. Chief Cons' able". •
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Winnipeg-, Man. J. McKenzie, Deputy Supt. Provincial Police.
Winnipeg, Man.— Major W. McLeod, Asst. Chief C.P.P. Police.
Winnipeg, Man. —
J. G. Rattray, Comni, Provincial Police.
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Winnipeg. Man. W. M. Bannetman, C. P. R.
Winnipeg, Man. —
Hon. Sir Hugh John McDonald, Police Magistrate.
Wiarton, Ont.— Robert Ward, Chief Constable.
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Wiarton, Ont. (Bruce) Robert Ward, High Constable.
Windsor, Ont. —
D. Thompson, Chief Constable.
Wingham, Ont. — Geo. Allan, Chief Constable.
Windsor, N. S.— Saml. McDonald, Chief Constable.
Woodstock, Ont. (Oxford)~Fred S. Hill, High Constable.
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Woodstock. Ont. A. T. Moore, Chief Constable.
Woodstock, N. B.— 0. Kelly, Chief Constable.
Yannouth, N. S.— Chas. H. Babine, Chief Constable.
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Yorkton, Sask. T. Zeates, Chief Constable.
CHARLES SLEMIN,
Secretary-Treasurer, Brantford. Ontario.
vocation Name Oflice
'"' '-' of
Anna))olis, N. S.. Canada.. Daniel T'arkcr Polu-*-
.Kinistrong. B. C Bernard Forwood Chief Constable
Arichat, N. S., Canada James D. Power (",--< ,^^•
police
Arnprior, Ont., Canada.. ..C-co. A. .Iactucau)ii Chief of Police
Alberta, Alberta, Canada. .Joseph Gillespie '"vrf of Police
Alice Arm, B. C, Canada..R. Webster Constable
Aiiyox. p.. C, Canada C. V. Brt'wei- Constable
Barrie, Ont R. King . . Chief of Police .
P.olleville, Ont., Canada Alexander Kidd Chief of Police

Bari'ie, Ontario, Canada. ...B. W. Smith Deputy Shei-ifl'
Bi-andon, Manitoba, Can Jo.seph B. Hardy Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICii;
Delia Coola, B. C, Canada. .F. Broughton Constable
nv.ivloto, B. C, Canada.. -.B. P. Ponder Constable
Dawson, Yukon Territory. I'âjor R. E. Tucker Co"imanding Officer

Porchcster, N. B., Canada.. "^V. E. Lawrence ..Chief of Police
Edmonton, Alberta, Can. ..A. G. Shute Constable
(iuclph, Ont., Canada A. RaeJ. Chief of Police

Granby, Quebec, Canada....F. A. Daniel :.. Chief of Police
Hull. Quebec, Canada M. Josepii Henri ,:..Chief of Police

Hartlan.d, N. B., Canada....'^ lb on Ji. Foster......... High Sheriff
Hazelton, B. C, Canada. ..P. C. Brice ..,.. ......Corppral
Kt-nora, Ont., Canada ......IJ. P. Lyic '.

...Chief of Police
Kamloop.s, B. C, Canada..?^. C. Summons Chief of Police
Kamloops, B. C, Canada. .Geo. H. Adam Provincial Constable
Kamloops, B. C, Canada. .Wm. L. Femir ...Inspector Police
Liverpool, N. S., Canada. ...John Payzant Chief of Police

Lockeport, N. S., Canada. .George Wright Chief of Police
Lauzon-Lewis, Que R. St. Laurent Chief of Police
Montreal, Quebec, Canada. .Perry Belanger Supt. of Police
Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Wm. Leggett Asst. Supt. of Police
Moncton, N. B., Canada. ..l>. S. Hutchinson Chief of Police
Massett Queen, B.C., Can...R. P. Ponder Constable
No. Vancouver, B. C. Can.. .P. Stewart ..,., Chief Constable
North Bay, Ont., Canada. ...Wm. Rayner Chief of Police
North Bay, Ont., Canada... Louis Cisson Deputy Chief of Police
.North Bay. Ont., Canada... F. Michaud Constable
North Bay, Ont., Canada... J. P. Grant Constable
North Bay, Ont., Canada.. ..Wm. McKenzie Constable
North Bay, Ont., Canada. ...Fred Lefebvi-e Ontaiio Police
North Sydney, N. S. Can. ..Daniel A. Cowans Chief of Police
Ocean Falls, B. C, Can R. A. Beavan Constable
Ocean Falls, B. C, Can G. C. Sharpe Special Constable
Oceon Falls, B. C, Can R. W. Clearwater Corporal
Prince Rupert, B. C Wm.
A. Vickers Chief of Police .:
Port Essington, B.C., Can...R. Gibson Constable
Prince Rupert, B. C, Can... A. Saint Constable
Prince George, B. C, Can...R. McLeod Staff Sergeant
Peterborough, Ont., Can S. New Hall Chief of Police
Parry Sound, Ont., Can Thomas Spencer Chief of Police
Pairv Sound, Ont., Can Charles H. Knight Provincial Constable
Pt. Call)Ourne, Ont F. E. Reaveley Chief of Police
Quebec, Quebec, Canada... Fniile Tiudel Chief of Police
Quebec, Quebec, Canada.. ..M W. Burke Deputy Chief of Police
Rivers Inlet, B. C, Can D. S. Cameron Constable
Riviere Du Loup, Q., Can. ..J. A. Marquis Chief of Police
Regina, Sask. Martin J. Burton. Chief of Police
Shelburne, N. Canada..Loche
S., Chief of Police
Sherwood, Quebec, Can Alfred Zefirin Chief of Police
St. Hyacinthe, Que., Can... A. Bourgeois Chief of Police
254 INTERNATL POLICE & DRTKCTTVE DIREC'I'OIO
^'t. Canada. .Win. Ai-mstroiig

'I'hoinas, Ont., Chief oi' J'olit(;
.-lickv, lie, N. B., Canada. ...Clarence Buib n, Chief ot ril;cf
.N . John, N. B., Canada Anion A. Wilson High Sher.H
Stewart, B. C, Canada J. P. Scarlett Constable
Stewart, B. C, Canada P. Bowler Constable
'iO)onto, Ont., Canada John Dickson Chief of Police
Tcnace, B. C, Canada A. VV. Stone Constable
Vancouver, B. C, Canada. .James Anderson Chief of Police
Vancouver, B. C, Canada. .H. M. Cruickshank Chief Provincial Police
Vancouver, B. C, Canada.. \V. M.
VVroughton lioval Mounted Police
Welland. Ont. W. C. Crabb Chief of Police
Winnipeg, Mail Chris 11. Newton ..Chief of Police
Whitehorsc, Yukon Terty...W. J. Moorehead Conunanding- Officer
W. Vancouver, I!. ('., Can. .15. Stiuires Chief Con.stalilc
Yarmouth, N. S., Canada..... ... j.au.ne Chief of Police
CANADA
ALBERTA
<.'ourrty — County Seat Sheriff
Athabasca: Edi, 'mLor. Peter Gunn

Hassano A. A. McGregor
('algary: Calgary F.M. Graham
Edmonton: Edmonton : John Rae
Lethbridge: LethbridL'e M. Young
-McLeod: McLeod A. B. McDonald
Medicine Hat E. H. Chudleigh
Ked River: Red River John McPherson
Slettler , : J. McBrine
Taber W. Westlake
P. S. —
Athabasc;? and Edi ciiton both have their head(|uarters at Edmon-
ton. Bas-ano and Taber ;n-e Svi1,-,Iik! cial 1 i.'^trict with Deputy Sheriffs in
charge with |)ow(rs of Sheriff.
BRITISH COLLMBLV
County — Countv Seat Sheriff
Atlin: Prince Rujte t John Shirk'\

Cariboo: Quesnell. llrnest S. Peters
Nanaimo: Victoria ('. A. 'j'l-auloid
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•CHIEF CONSTABLES ' '
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X. E. Kootcnay: GoWon ;... H. C. Moor.

.X. W. Kooten;'.y: >lei>elFtoke Wni. J. Law
S. Koctenay: Nelson J. H. Doyk'
V'ancouvcr: Varscouvrr Chas. McDonald
Victoria: Victoria .., F, G. Richards
Wostmin.ster: X. W«>.'^tniinster ..............H. P. McMartiri
Yale: Grtuitl Fork« H. C. Kennon
Yale; Kaniloops ......,,..W. F. Wood
MAM'IX)BA
;:Cmmty-^.C>ounty Scat .Sheriff::

>.'., " .' .' '
V .,.,,,'. 1
JC^Mtriil Judicial Di-tiict: r(>r:at':e la Prain'c R. H. Home

1> up]) n Judicial Di.-trict: Dauphin.... John Watson
Fastern Judicial District: Winnipeg ...Col. Inkst€v
X'orthern Judicial District: Minnedosa W. A. Smith
Western Judicial District: Brandon W. Henderson
NOVA SCOTIA
County Sheriff
Annapolis Edwin Gates

Antjoonish Dun D. Chisholm
Cape Breton Geo. B. Ingrahani
Colchc- ter I. O. B. Mackini
(uniberland R. B. H. Davison
Digby H. A. P. Smith
(Juvsboro... A. J. 0. Mas>uir<"
Halifax James Hal!
Hants - - - John D. Currie
Inverness : .- J. D. Doiicet
Kings F. J. Porter
Lunenberg John H. Creighton
I'iotou J- Simpson Harris
Queens I- W. Drew
Richmond James D. Power
Shelburne & Barrington C. W. McLean
Victoria M. F. McKay
^:.llV(Ulth Geo. H. Guest
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256 INTl'ÛNAT L 1'(;1J('J: A- Di.TKCTIVK DULKC TOli
ONTARIO
County —County Scat Sheriff
Alcona: Saulte Ste. Marie W. H. Carney

til ant: Drantford - W. W. llos^
Bruce: Walkerton - C. M. .Jenny.
Carleton: Ottawa G. C. Richardeon
DuflVrin: Orangeville Tlios. Bowles
Elgin St. Thomas : iJug-ald McColi
Kssex: Sandwich .-.. I..:..: J. E. D'Avig'non
1 jontenac: Kingston Thos. Dawson
Gicy: Owen Sound C. H. Moore
Ifaldimand: Cayuga M. McConnell
llrJton: Milton Samuel Webstec
lia tings: Belleville M. B. Moirison
Hi ion: Goderich R. G. RejTiold^
t.< liora: Kenora J. W. Humble
! < It- Chatam , : i.. ,.....: J. R. Genimili
r .•; 1 ton: Sarnia . James Flintofr
I : 11 rl,: Perth D. G. McMartin
Lrcd i': Grenville: Brockville Geo. A. Dana
Lennox &. Addington: Napanee Geo. D. Hawley
Catherines
l.iiK'ohT St. T. C. Daw.son
Maniloulin: Gore Bay J. H. Fell
Middlesex: London D. M. Cameron
Muskota: I'racebridge D. E. Ba?tido
Ni})issinf;: North Bay H. C. Varin
j\oi I'olk: Sin.coe Fred S. Snide.f
"'orthumherland & Durham: Cobourg : I. O. Procter
Ontaro: Whitby :. J. F. Paxton
(>\ri»'l: WoodstoiK" James Bi-ady
Lai- y Sound: Parry Sound S. Armstrong
I'cc] : Lrampton Robert Broddy
Perth: Stratfoi-d Thomas ^lagwood
Peterboro: Peterboro J:is. A. Ma!'
Preseott i^- Russell: L'O'iuinal .....A. Hogar
'nco Edward: Picton Jas. Gibson
''•
n- River: Ft. Frances Wm.
A. Baker
I'c ijv: Pembroke Alex Morris
jj. ,,.,,>: P.arr'e W. M. Harvoy
Slornionl. Tûndas & Glengary: Cornwall W. R. Mick
.Sudbuvy: Suf'biu'y Alexander Irvinj.';
'Ihundei- Ba •: Port Ailhiu A. W. Thompson
Toronto C't F. Mowat
Victoi-i'i: 1,; '
ay J. McLennan
Wateilc ()• r 'in John Met/
Welland: Welland Jas.Smith
Wellington: Guelph A. S. Allen
Wentwoi-th: Hamilton J. T. Middleton
York: Toronto F. T. Daville
CHIEF CONSTABLES
QUEBEC
County — County Seat Sheriff
Mhabaska: Athaba.^ka J. E. Girouard

Hauce: St. Joseph de Blanca G. Garant
'âuhornois : Valleyfiekl L. 0. Thisdalo
r.'Hlfoid: Svvcetsburg: C. B. Jameson
'"h''"out"i m: Chicoutimi ......'....L. Alain
'
aspe- Pe-ce Tuzo
J. T.
'-^rvUe" St Jean - Arthur Lanier
ô'iette: Jolictte A. M. Rivard
Canôuraska: Fraserville J. O. Girard
Mon'^magny: Montmagny A. Bernatchez
xlrn*^veal Montreal
: J, J. Lemieux
Ottawa: Hull „ , C. M. Wright
Pon*îac Bryson: B. T. Sloan
'>nf>brr: Qiehec C. Blouit^
iJicheliew: Sorel J. G. Lariviere
R'rôuski: Pi'îouski , C. D'Anjou
Saauenay: Malbaie ."
E. Maltais
^t. FTunro)^Sherbi-ooke •
A. Laguex
St. Havcipt'^'^- St. Haycinthe J. L. Cornier
Terrebonne : Scholastique J. W. Cyr
Trois-Riviei'os: Trois-Rivieres Chas. Dumoulin
SASKATCHEWAN
(/Oun*v — County Seat Sheriff
I'.attleford: Battleford W. R. Riddington
C-^pn'n^ton: Areola Jas. McEwen
<'vnre.s^: Sh-iunavon W. J. Smith
K.stevan: Estevan W. H. Nichol
(J'av^lhnure- Gravelbourg A. Charlebois
Humboldt Humboldt^ : E. T. Wallnco
!>'<" lohe't' KeiTobort J. E. Rodney
Kinde>•sle^': Kindersley W. R. Gorden
Melville: Melville A. B. A. Cunningham
Moo e Jaw: Moose Jaw J. Rutherford
Moosomin : Moosomin G. B. Mui^phy
Prinre Albert: Prince Albert David Seath
Re-^'nfi : Re'-'na A. P>. Cooke
Sa'^^Va^ôon : Saskatoon : , : L. G. Calder
Scott: Scott L. A. Ramsav
S-i^t Currp"t- Swift Current W. Milburn
Weyburn: Weyburn ....^. P. Stewaii
Wynvard W\-nyard :
.~7.^ B. D. Branscomb
Yorkton: Yorkton Y. H. Christoi)he^-
YUKON TERRITORY
County— County Seat Sheriff
Yukon Territory: Dawson R. J. Eilbeck
INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
COMMONWEAL.TH OF AUSTRALIA
July 9, 1900, the British Parliament passed an act empowering the six
provinces of Australia to form a federal union and on January I, 1901, the
new commonwealth was proclaimed at Sydney. N. S. W.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Adelaide
Commissioner of Police, Raymond L. Leane.

Superintendent of Foot Police, Edward W. Priest. \^
Inspector of Mounted Police, James A. Pyne.
Sul)-Inspector of Detectives, James O'Sullivan.
The State of South Australia does not i)Ossess any regulai' Detective
Agencies, Secret Service Bureaus, Finger-Print or Identification Hureaus.
except those of the Police Department.
There is a next-of-kin inquiry office known as Lloys Chancery and

liulaimed Money Agency, R. J. Telfer, Manager. 2 2 Citizens Building, Iving
William Street, Adelaide."
R. G. Dun & Co. Mercantile Agency for the promotion and protection of
trade; Brookmans Bldg., 35, Grenfell St., Adelaide, and the Mercantile^
Trade Protection Association of South .Australia. Ltd.: Alfrrnl Scott.

Managing Director; Ware Chamlters, 112 l\ing William St.. .\deiaide
I'rivate inquiries are undertaken 1>^ Hurtle L Gray J^rivate Inquiry
Agent, fiO-.^l Pirie St.. .\delaide.
CHIEFS OF POLICE
Note.
It appears like an endless task to list the Police (Chiefs) Authorities^ of

many Foreign Countries. We no sooner have a list about completed when we
receive infonnation that many changes have been made. We would suggest
that in all countries not speaking the English language that the office be ad-
dressed and not the name of the incumbent.
AliBAXIA
Albania, l>efore the Great War, was an autonomous kingdom created at

a conference of ambassadors in London, May 30. 1913, as a result of th*>
Balkan wars. Its territory formerly compri.sed the Turkish provinces of
S<*utari and Yanlna.
KKPIBI4C OK MSTKIA
The various composing the former Austro-Hungarian Empire at

states
the conclusion of thewar broke away from tlie union and declared themselves
independent of the mother country, each l)ecoming a republic in form. Aus-
tria herself was proclaimed a republic on November 12, 191S.
—
Lower Austria (Niederostorreich) Address: an die Landesregierung fur
OberosteiTeich-Land, in W'ien I. Herrengasse 11.
Ul)per Austria (Oberostei reich) —
Address: an die Landesregierung fur
Oberosterreich in Linz.
—
Vov Salzburg Addi*ess: an die Landesriegerung in Salzburg.
—
For Tirol Address: an die Landesregiei'ung fur Tirol in Jnnsbruck.
I3ELGIUM
Premier and Minister of Finance. M. Delacroix; Foreign Affairs, Paul

Hyman; Interior, .1. Renkin War, P. E. Janson; Justice. E. Vandervelde:
;
Agriculture, Baron A. Ruzette; Industry and Labor. M. Wauters; Colonies.

M. Franck; Railways, Marine Posts and Telegraph, P. Poullet; Economic Af-
fairs. H. Jasper; Public Works. E. Anseele. The legislative power is ve.sted
in the King. Senate and Chamber of Representatives. The Senate has 1L'<>
members and the Chamlier 18(5. or one for every 40,000.
260 INTERNATL POLICE & DETEf'TTVK DIRECTORS
BRUSSELS
A
central identification service attached to the LIclRian Depaitnicnt of Justice
is located at 45, Boulevard du Tle^'ent, Biusels. Aii Identification Bulletin con-
cerning- felons is published by the saire department. A law, April 7, 1919,
created a judiciary police, which i< attached to public prosecutor. In order to
l)rocure the aid of this service, it is necessary to apply to the 'Trocurjiir dn
\loi," a number of whom are located in each province.
Leige
Chief of Police: ; .:.....:..:.:.:.:.

: :.: :.: v.. M. Collel
Chief of Staff of the Chief of Police..- ,.: ....: =.. M. Henreaux
-..
Department of Public Safety (Detective Sei-vice) M. Bosny and M. Gillard

Department of Public Order M. Maubeufi'e
TrafficDepartment M. Hainaux
Department for Control of Foreigners M. Beguin
Lost and Fou-nd Department.. M. Latour
Motion Picture Control Department ! M. Sand
Department of Police Inspection M. Serry and M. Jacob
Public Prosecutor's Office M. Laurent
BRITISH GUIANA
Georgetown, Demerara — Major C. Hampden Kine is Actiny Inspectoi-CJcneial

of Police.
BULGARIA
King Boris IIL The e.xecutive power i.s vested in a couiic;! of miiiisters
and the legislative power in a soliranje or national assemlily.
The Police organization of this country is under the supervi.sion i>f the
Chief of the Administrative and Police Division. ^Ministry of the Interior, Sofia
( Le Chef de Bureau de I'administi'ation ct de i)olice, Ministere de iTnterieur,
Sofia, Bulgarie). Subordinate to him are the Prefects of Police (Prcfet do
Police of the cities and counties of Bulgaria). Each important city has a Pre-
fect for the city alone, while each county has also a prefect whose jurisdiction
is separate and distinct from that of the city Prefect. The.se officials may be
addressed by their titles.
THIEF CONSTABLES 261
In luJdit.'on to tin" i)()Iico oi'ganization, there is a detective organization, un-

(kr the supervision of the Chief of the Bureau of Public Safety, Ministiy of
the Int rioi', Sofia Le Chef du Bureau de la surete publique).
(
In case correspondence is desired with any of the above mentioned officials

tun] \\u are unable to do so in the Bulgarian language, it is suggested that
]"rrn(b le used, which is far inoie widely understood than English.
NASSAU. BAHAMAS
"Ih" ofic-'a! in lb- lial-.a as a', the head of the Police force is the Com-
1 andant of lulice, The liarracUs, .Ni Krau, '1 he Bahamas. There is no Secret
Scrvic*' od'cia! 'n the Colony, nur arc 'here individuals or firms acting as private
in«;uii'\' ajie.'i 5. •
• .._.• •
, , .
i
TRINIDAD, B. W. I.
'lb( Colony of Trhiidad and Tobago has well equipped Constabulary and
Police forces-, under coir tj and of Colonel George H. May. V.D., In pector-
Cif H lal. a> well as also Commander of the Military Foices of this Colony, and
al io Inspector of Prisons, Reformatories, and Indus'. rial Schools. The Detective

L'ejait! ent of tlie Constabulary is under charge of Mr. Matthew Costelloe.
Pe'ect ve In.spector, who has a well-trained detective staff, the members of
which are instructed in the finger-print system of identification and all modem
and Ip'ri till) ate methods of tracking and tracing criminals, and are always
"-'
ro:d\" and willing to make and answer all legitimate inquiri's no • •'!> '
what s(»urce they come. There are no private detective agc.-.vÎe; oi bui>'aus in
Trinidad.
('/K( H<)-SI.()VAKI.\
'/erlio-Slovakia announced her independence October IS. 191S. aid ()!i

(
Xovemtfer 15 of the same year the Czecho-Slovak national asse nl)ly declare]
tile stiite to l)e a repulilic. with Prof. T. G. Masaryk as its first prr'sidcnt.
CHINA
Chefoo
.Iiiiii:- S' xsoii Chief of Police
Ia'c (;• *' Sin Chief of Police, 1st District
Lock I'ook Chaw .Chief of Police, 2nd District
Pong (Jook Sahn Chief of Police, .".rd District
(iooey .jow Jung Chief of Police, 4th District
Shucic (ire Ying Chief of Police, 5 h Distr'ct
Wong Gee Jaw Chief Detective
.lung Ming Gook - Assistant Chief Detective
:
Honj? Kong
Hdwavd D. C. WoH'e Captain Supcrintrndent of Police

I'hilip P. J. Wodehouse..,...;. ....„...;....... ; Ixputy Superintondeht of Polict'
James Kerr :.
'.
Chief Inspector
Willia)!] Murison Chief Detective Inspectuc
Ilarbin, China
[The present head of the police in this district is Tung- Sihi En, Director of
"Police, Harbin, China. All correspondence in regard to police and detective
matters should be addressed to him. ' •
DENMARK
King Christian X; Heir Apparent, Prince Christian Frederick; Premit^r
;ind M nlster of Finance, Niels Neergaard.
Kopenhagen (Kobenhavn)
Outside of Copenhagen there is no Special Detective Department under the

Police, but each City and County has a Chief of Police, called "Politimester."
Besides the local police, there is in Denmark a department called "Stats-
politi" for the whole country, whose title is "Chefen for Statspolitict." Ad-
dress: Copenhagen. Following is a list v.ritteii in Danii^h (on an American
typewriter)
I Kob:nhavn cr bocnde
Chefen for Statspolitiet. \'al(lcm:!r H. [Vlensen.

Politidirektoren Kobenhavn, Th. I)yh(Ial.
i
Samme Sted Findes: Centralbureauet for Identifikation, samt Pa'daktioniMi :if
"Kanske Politiefterretninger."
Desuden er Landet inddelt 72 Politikredsc, hver mrd
i sin Politimestor nemlig.
paa Sjaelland
Politikreds Politimester
Nr. 1— Frederieksheig Birk Parker, Kobenhavn
Nr. 2 —KobenhaMi.-. Amts Nordre Birk Gemzoe, Kobenhavns
Nr. 3 — Kobenhavn Amts Sondre Harpoth, Kobenhavn
i
—
CHIEFS OF POLICE 263
\'i'. 4 Ro.kilcle Kobstad m.v Fabricius, Hansen

Xr. 5 — Kogo Kobstad m.v. Ritzen
\i'. 6 — Helsingor Kobstad m.v .'
Petri
Nr. 7 — Hillerod Kobstad m.v. (est.) Kampmann
Nr. 8 P'lederikssund Kobstad m.v E. B. Larsen (Bopael Fr. Vaerk)
Nr. 9 Holbaek Kobstad m.v Rogen
—
,
Nr. 10 Kallundborg Kobstad m.v Fabricius

Nr. 11 — Slagelso Kobstad m.v Bursch
Nr, 12— Korsor Kobstad m.v Tyge Lind (Bopael Skelsker)
Nr. 13 — Ringsted Kobstad m.v Hjelmer
Nr. 14 — Naestved Kobstad m.v Schmidt
Nr. 15— Stoi-ehedinge Kobstad ni.v Hansen Ravn
Nr. 16— i'raesto Kobstad m.v, Langsted
Nr. 17 — Vordingboig Kobstad m.v Meyer
paa Bornholm
Nr. 18 — Ronno Kobstad m.v Fogh
paa Falster
Xi-. ID — Xylvohini^- K. Kobstjul m.v. Grum-Schwensen
paa LoIIand
Xr. 20— Saxkobing- Kobstad m.v Poulsen
Nr. 21 —
Rlaribo Kobstad m.v A. H. Jorgensen (Bopael Rodby)
Nr. 22 —
Kakskov Kobstad m.v BredsdorflF Bechei
paa Fyn
Ni'. 2;'— Xyborg Kobstad m.v Harhorn
Nr. 24— Svendboig Kobstad m.v Karup
Nr. 2i> —
Aeroskobing, Kobstad m.v Bjerregaard (Bopael Rudkobing)
Nr. 2G— Faborg- Kobstad m.v - - Rafael
Nr. 27— Odtiise Kobstad m.v Seldorf
Nr. 28— Odi'iiso Henvd - Aagaard (Bopael Oden.se)
Nr. 29 — Kertc'ininde Kobstad m.v WoU
Nr. 30 — IJogense Kobstad m.v Wegener
Nr, :U — Assens Kobstad m.v Vilh. Jensen
Nr. .32— Middelfart Kobstad m.v Galschiot
i .lylland
Nr. 38— Fredericia Kobstad m.v Simonsen

Nr. 34— Kolding- Kobstad m.v Thalbitzer
Nr.- 85— Vejle Kobstad m.v Kjorboe
Nr. 36 — Horsens Kobstad m.v Knutzen
Nr. 87 — Voer og Nim Herieder m.v Borchorst (Bopael Horsens)
!64 INTERNATL POLICE & l^tETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Nr. 08 — Silkeborg- Kobstad m.v N. P. Nielsen
Xo. .'JO — Hasle, Vester Lisbjerg m fl. Hcrrcder

Hoogh-Gulberg- (Bopaol Odder)
Nr. 40 — Ning-Hads Herreder Hutzen (Bopael Odder)

Nr. 41 —Aarhus Kobstad .— Kiorboe
,
Nr. 42 — Grenaa Kobstad m.v ;. Malte Caspersen

Nr. 43^— Roug-so Herred m.v .Colind <Bopael (Randers)
Nr. 44 — Randers Kobstad m.v ; , Seidenfaden
Nr. 45 — Mariager m.v Sven Bo Lassen (Bopael Rander.-?)
Nr. 46 — Hobro m.v. (est.) .............:...:..,.. .......,..' ...Araskov
Nr. 47 — Logstor m.v Russel Leevy (Bopael Nibe)
Nr. 48 — Aalborg m.v '.
Buch-Petersen
Nr. 49 — Norre Sundy m.v Mangov
Ni-. 50 — Saeby m.v ..J A. H. de Fine Licht
Nr. 51 — Frederikshavn m.v Folden
Nr. 52 — Hjorring m.v Funch
Nr. 53 — Thisted m.v Rosenorn
Nr. 54 — Hassing-Refs Herreder P. d'Auchamp
Nr. 55 — Nqkobing Mors Kobstad m.v Blitger
Nr. 56^Skive Kobstad m.v Volkersen
57 — Viborg Kobstad m.v
,
Nr. Tvermoes
Nr. 58 — Fjends Norlyng Herreder Vest (Bopael Viborg)
Nr. 59 — Hevning Kobstad m.v P. Hansen
Nr. fiO— Kolstebro Kobstad v.m Ramsgaard
Nr. 61 — Lemvig Kobstad m.v ; Neergaard
Nr. 62 — Ringkobing Kobstad m.v H. Jensen
Nr. 63 —Varde Kobstad m.v Osv. Petersen
Nr. 64. — E.sbjerg Kobstad m.v Fritsche
Nr. 65 —Ribe Kobstad m.v ..Strobech
i Sonderjylland
Nr. 6Q — Hadersley Kobs'ad m.v. (est.) Rendal

Nr. 67 — lottluncl (est.) Wittrup
Nr. 68— Aabenraa Kobstad n.v. (est.) Fribert
Nr. 69 — Nybol Hcried m.v. (est.) F. Jacobsen
Nr. 70— Sondorbovg Kobftad i i.v. (est.) . Cortsen
Nr. 71— Logumkloster (est.) Vilstrup
Nr. 72 — Tonder Kobstad m.v. (est.) '.
Voxlev
KSTilOM.A
Esthonia is one of the provinces of the former Russian empire in the

Baltic region. It is an independent republic and is ruled l)y a constitutional
assembly. JM-c^sidcni, August Rei.

CHIEFS OF POLICE -^tir,
FRANCE
Paris
President, Alexandre Millerand; term expires 1927; Premier and Min

ister of Foreign Affairs, Georges Leygues.
•
comniunications relating- to Police affairs should be addressed to the
All
offices of theChief of Police Officials as follows:
Monsieur le Prefet de Police, Prefecture de Police, Boulevard du Palais, Paris.
Monsieur le Directeur de la Surete Gencvale, Ministere de I'lnterieiir, Paris.
M. Roht. Leullier. Chief
M. .\. Liarrt. General Secretary
M. L. Marlier, Director Cabinet
Coiiinioii Folic*' Court

M. Poncet
>luiiicii)al Pulic<' ('(nirt

M. Paul Guichard
Gt'iM'ral In.spoctor
M. Xavler Guichard
Judiciiil Police Coui't

M. Ducrocq
(jiencral I*oli<"«' Court

M. Dumas
Rouen
The Chief of Policeis M. A. Renaudin, in charge of the "Commissaire Cen-

tral de la Ville de Rouen et de I'Arrondissement de Rouen." His office address
is "Place de 'Hotel de Ville, Rouen." The Chief of the Secret Service is M.
1
Xebout, "Chef de la Surete." Addi-ess: 33, Rue Bourg I'Abbe, Rouen.
There are no Private Detective Agencies in the city of Rouen.

Larochelie
Le Commissaire Central de Police, Hotel de Ville, La Rochelle, Fiance.

Le Commissaire Special de Police, a la Gare de la Rochelle, France.
The first is the Chief of the Municipal Police, and the other Chief of the
Secret Service.
Marseilles
—
Chief of Police Title: Monsieur le Commissaire Central de Police. Address:
Hotel de la Police, Marseilles, France.
—
Chief of Detectives Title: Monsieur le Chef de la Surete. Address: Hotel de
hi Police. Marsielles. France.
—
Chief of Immiffiation and Port Polic? Title: Monsieur le Comr.ii::sa're Special
Prcf'c'ure, Marseilles, France.
Lyon
Monsieur Gonnard Chief de la Surete, Lyon
M. Naud Commissaire, Sous-Chef de la Surete, Lyon
M. Fabiani Commissaire, Adjoint Sous-Chef de la Surete, Lyon
Brest
The Police and SeciTt Seivir-e •li-'t'e'- of Pvest are performed by the two
administrations headed by (1) M. Thruvenot, Commissaire Central de I'olice,
and (2) M. Menessiei-, Conunis.-aire Special de Police. ^
Dunkerque
Tlie principal officers of Dunlc^'r^-ue pre as follows:
—
Monsier le Commissaire C-'ntral A. Lafosse.
—
Monsieur le Commissaire Special Martin.
Monsieur le Commissaire Baert.
Monsieur le Commissaire Saugrain
Monsieur le Commissaire Solasol.
M. Delmas, Chief of Police.
PIXLANI)
Finland was proclaimed an independent state July 20. 1917, and a re-
on Oct. 7 of the same year. Organization was delayed on account of
l)ul)lic
war between the Red Guards of the Russian Bolsheviki and the White Guards
under General Mannerheini. but the independence of the country was pre-
served and on .lulv 2.5.
CHIEFS OP" POLICE 'J]l
GERIVLWY
In Noveml)er, 191S. a revolution occurred in Germany as a result of the

defeat of her armies by the Allies. Emperor William II was forced to abdi-
cat3 and his cabinet was dispersed. In January, 1919, a national assembly
was elected and on February 6 this body met at Weimar. On February 11.
1919, it elected Friedrich Ebert as the first president of the German republic.
GREECE
Noveml)er 20, 192(1, Regent, Queen Mother Olga.

Advices from Saloniki, Greece, are that all police business should bo ;itl
dressed to Governor-Cieneral of Macedonia Galoniki, Greece.

Other districts not heard from in time to publish,
Paramaribo, Guiana
[he Chief of Police of this country is J. F, Morren. The Detective Department
consists of himself and 4 Policemen, 1 Sergeant-Major, o Sergeants, 1
Corporal.
The Police Department consists of 1 Chief Inspector, 3 Inspectors, 7 Sub-

inspectors, 18 Sergeant-Majors, :J7 Sergeants, 74 Corporals, 74 Lance-Cor-
porals, and 48 Approbationers.
HINGAKV
Hungary was proclaimed an independent republic November 16, 191 S.
Jwith Count Michael Karolyi as provisional president, and a provisional as-

3eml)ly as the source of legislative power. On March 22. 1919, when the
Tarolyi cabinet resigned and was succeeded by a Bolshevist cabinet under
Jela Kun, there was much rioting and blood shed in Budapest and no ma-
terial progress towards stability was made. Early in August Bela Kun was
forced to flee the country and then the Roumanians, who had been fightijig
Fthe Hungarian Bolsheviki, came in and took possession of Budapest. Though
[ordered l)y the peace council in Paris to leave Hungary, the Roumanians re-
Imained. A cal)inet under Jules Peidll was in power a short time, when it
ivas overthrown by Archduke Joseph, who estal)lished a new ministry. This
lasted only about two weeks. In March, 1920, Admiral Nicholas von Horthy
[was elected Regent, with Dr. Ale.xander Simonyi Semadan as Prime Minister
land Count Paul Telel)i as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
ICELAND
Since December 1, 1918, Iceland has been recognized as an independent

state, united to Denmark chiefly through having the same King, Christian X.
Legislative power is vested jointly in the King and the althing or parlia*nent,
the meml)ers of which are elected I)y universal suffrage, all men and women
born in Iceland and over 2 5 years of age having the franchise.
ITALY
King Victor Emanuel III; heir to the crown, his son, Humbert, Pr'nce
of Piedmont,- l)ornSeptember 16, 1904.
Ufficiali Delia Regia Questura Di Torino
Carrassi Alarico cav. uff. Questore

Tabusso Tciesio cav. aw Vice-Questore
DIVISIONE 1°— GABINETTO

Covelli cav. dott. Achille Commissario
Calasso cav. Pietvo Commissario
Norcia dott. cav. Mariano Comnussario
Torchio dott. Franc Vice-Commissaiio
Brunetti dott. Guido Vice-Commissario
Lizza Ermenegildo Segrctario
Moreno Felice Vice-Segretario
Kamella dott. Franc. Vice-Conunissario
DIVISIONE 2o— POLIZIA GIUDIZIARIA
Palma dott. cav. Amedeo Commissario
Bandiera cav. Gug-lielmo Vice-Commissario
Failla Giovanni Batt Vice-Commissario
Sigismondi dott. Giov : Vice-Commissaro
Maroneio Michele - Segvetario
De Roma dott. Nicolo Vice-Segretario
UFFICIO SPECIALE MOBILE
Alloati dott. Luigi Vice-Corn missaiio
Guerrera dott. Gaetano Vice-Commissario
T,o(iui Emilio
'.
V.ice-Segretario
DIVISIONE .3°— POLIZIA AMMINISTRATIVA
Lombardi dott. Franc Comnv'ssario
Zaccardi Gerardo Vice-Commissario
Panvini Rosati cav. Giulio Segretario
Comiti Ambrogio Vice-Segretario
Salvo Biagio Vice-Segretario
CHIEFS OF police: 26 9
NUE\ A GERONA, ISLE OF PINES
There are no Seci'et Service Officials on this island, but there are two bodies
of Police: the Municipal Police and the Rural Guard. The Chief of the Muni-
cipal Police is the Mayor "alcalde" in Spanish), Ramon Llorca Soto. The
officei' commanding' the Rural Guard is Lieutenant Vicente Pino. The address
of both these officials is Nueva Gerona, Isle of Pines.
JAMAICA
Jamaica Constabulary
Inspoctor-Geneial ;
•.
'. .'
William Eden Clark
Deputy Inspector-General Thomas J. Hozlett
Detective Inspector Henry M. King
Inspector (Chief Clerk Headquarters Office)!; W. P. C. Adam
JIGO-SLAVIA
King, Peter I; Karageorgevitch, heir apparent. Prince Alexander has

lieon acting as regent for some years. Premier, M. Vesnitch. Legislative
authoi-ity is vested in a single thanil)er of 160 selected members. It is offi-
cially known as the Kingdom of Serljia, Croats and Slovenes.
Luxemburg
The Chiefs of Police Luxemburg- are Messrs. Rupprecht and Ettinger, both
in
Luxemburg.
residing' in the city of
There are no Private Detective Agencies in the city of Luxemburg nor the
Grand Duchy.
There is one Finger Print Bureau, at the State Prison, in the city of Luxem-
buig', whose director is Mr. Bruck. This Finger Print Bureau has been
established bv the Bertillion Office in Paris.
Don Justo Cabiera : Chief of Police
The Chief of the Police System is the Ministro de Gobernacion at Mangua
(December 28, 1920), Venacio Montalvan. The Chiefs of Police in the differ-
ent toY^ns are appointed by the Central Government for political reasons, and
change often.
LATVIA
Latvia consi.sts of the termer .Russian province of Courland and parts

of tlip old province of Livonia and Vitel)sk. It became an independent state
in Novi mlier 1!) IS
:.'70 INTEHNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
LITHl \N1 A
Lithuania, one of the former provinces of the Russian Empire, was pro-
cainied a repulilic Noveml)er 30, 1918.
M().\TK\E(iH<)
I\inK, N oholas I.
\K\VK<)r.M>L.\M> .\M) L.ABRADOK
British ('olony administered by a Governor, an Executive (.'ouncil, i
Legislative Council and an elected House of Assembly. Governor and Com-

mander in Chief. Sir C. A. Harris: Prime Minister. R. A. Squires.
NEW ZEALAND
The Dominion of New Zealand is divideil into IS Sheriffs' Districts, and the
Sheriff holds office during plea.sure.
The following- compri.^-'e the Sheriffs' District.^ i'or New Zealand:
NOPvTH LSLANT)
District Location Sherifl'
Auckland Auckland A. Stuiihs
Hamilton Hamilton H. J. Dixon
Taranaki Xow Plymouth J. Jordan
Poverty Bay Cisborne J. S. lâiton
Hawke's Bay .....?'a))ier ;\L F'oley
Wanganui and nan,'>itiki....V>'.>noanui F. W. Hart
Manawatu Palmerston North K. W. H. Cave
Wairarai)a Mtisteiton J. jNIiller
Wellington Wellington W. A. Hawkins
SOUTH ISLAND
District Local i("- Sheriff
Nelson 2'cison J. C. ]\Ialfroy
Marlborough Blenheim V\". Heaps
Westland North snx r'-
< A. F. Bent
Westland Central Creymouth W. D. Wallace
Westland Hokitika Vacant at Present
:
Ciinterbury Christchuich Vacant at Present

Timaru Timaru A. H. Holmes
Otago Dunedin E. D. Mosley
Southland Invercargill R.P.Ward
The Sheriffs for New Zealand are all flficers in the Supreme Court.
( Any
correspondence to the Sheriff of the Sheriff's Distr'ct, addressed as follows: "The
Sheriff, Supreme Court (Christchurch), New Zealand," will reach him safely.
NORWAY
irirp;. Ilnakon VII: Crown rrinoe, Olaf.
Bergen
Air.Chr. Grundt, Chief of Police, should be addressed as
Herr Politimester Chr. Grundt.
Mr. Tollak Andersen, Chief of Detectives, should be addressed
Herr Tollak Andeisen, Chef for Opdagelsespolitier.
THE NETHERLANDS
Queen. Wilhelmina : Prince Consort, Henry of Meckleninirg-Schweriri
Heir Princess. Juliana.
Advices from Amsterdam Commi.^sioiur of Police are that ".Secret Police
Services in Holland are everywhere under direction of Local Chief of Police.
.<o that in all cases one only has to apply to this authoiity, without mention of
the ii.niuc of the chief.
"Fin.iier Pinnts are only allowed to be taken in ])ri.«ons from persons con-
(l<nnned to six months or longer. The slips (records) are filed at the Ministcrie
van Justitie at the Hague.
CANAL /.ONE
Balboa
Captain Guy .Johannes Chief of Police
Cristobal
Captain L. C. Callaway Chief of Police
FORTO RICO
San .Juan, P. R.
The Police of Porto Rico is what might be called State Police. It is a whole
body under one head, assisted by subaltern officers, for all the island. The
supreme authority in respect to its direction is vested in the Governor of Poitu
R;co, hut the force is umler the immediate command of the Chief of Police.
The island consists of 75 municipalities, each of which has ils independent

local g-overnment, council, sanitary and charity departments, etc., but the
judicial and police powers depend directly from the Insular Government.
The Police Department is maintained from the Insular Budg-et or general
appropriations, and consists of ihe following personnel: Colonel and Chief of
the Insular Police, 1 Adjutant, 1 Inspector and Chief of Information, 1 Chief
of Detectives, 1 Secretary to the Chief, 1 Voucher Clerk, 1 Typewriter and
Translator, 1 Assistant File Clerk, 1 Chauffeur and Mechanic, 1 Clerk, 68 Dis-
trict Chiefs, 14 Sergeants, 34 Corporals, 23 Detectives and 577 Patrolmen, or
729 men. There is also a body of three prbminent persons, residents of the
island, which form the Insular Police Commission. They discharge their duties
without compensation.
The island has a population of little more than 1,.300,000. As to police, it is

divided into 75 district, each being supplied with a District Chief or Sergeant
and a number of patrolr.icn, the non-com)nissibned officers being the assistants
of the chiefs, and when the local chief is absent assume the duties of the chief.
District Chiefs leport all business to Headquarters, -San Juan, P. R., and re-
ceive most of the instructions from Ihe Chief of Insular Polic:», to whom they
are held responsible for :iffairs in their respective districts. These chiefs are
of various ranks — first, recond, thiid, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
class, the highest being those of the firs*- clats. De'ectives are aho of three
classes —first, second and th'rd. Their salaries are graded, according to ranks.
The department is also furnished with automobiles, horses and bicycles.
ROSTER OF POLICE OFFICERS SERVING AT EACH DISTRICT IN
PORTO RICO
STAFF
Colonel Geo. R. Shanton Chief of the Insular Police, P. R., San Juan
J. Judice Susoni Adju'ant, Insular Police, P. R., San Juan, H<i.
Walter F. Doby Inspector and Chi^f Bureau of Information, San Juan
Juan Quinones Chid" of Detectives, Insular Police, San Juan
Adjuntas M. M. Haddock, D. C
Aguada Antolno Diaz. D. C
Aguadilla ''. Quinones, D. C L.C.
Aguaf, liucna F. G. Davila, D. C
Aibonito :\lanuel Ferrer, D. C
Anasco Pedio Rosado, D. C
Arecibo Rafael B. Diaz, D. C
Arroyo Ramon E. Fernades, D. C...
Barceloneta R. P. Martinez, D. C
CHIEFS OF POLICE 27:;
I5arranquitas R. C. Hernandez, Corp 2

Carros Tâmon Rivera, D. C 2
Bayamon R. Igaravidez, D. C 3 25
F^>ayamon (Catano) Felipe Olnio, D. C
Cabo Rojo V. Rodriguez, D. C 5
(vaguas
Camuy
(":arolina
Julio Santiago, D. C
Ramon Guanill, D. C
J. Castilla, D. C
(Corpl.) 2
(Corpl.) 19 10
2
Cavev J. Q. Rivera, D. C 4
Oiba R. A. Colon (Corporal) .... 3
'"ales Flias L. Lopez 3
r'-dra S. Rosa Velez (Sgt.) 2
(^-amo V C: C-ballos, D. C '
3
Corrierio J. C. Olivieri (Corporal) .. 3
("nvozal 'â; on Agueros, D. C 2
01 ado Juan R. Torres (Sgt.) 3
I'ajavdo M. '\-rve'Ta-Ta, D. C (Corpl.) 1 10
C.uanica D. R'jniamino. D. C (Corpl.') 1 1
Cuavania S. (;. Lopez, D. C (1 Sg.IC) 2 15
Non- Patrol- Detcc-
Districts Commanding Officers Corns, men tives
'luii-'-anilla Pini- undo Pagan, D. C 3

(uiavanabo Manuel Aviles, L. (Corp.).. 2
Curabo Rar. on T. Qu'jano, I). C 3
llatillo
Mormigueros
Humacao ...:
T. M. Izquierdo. D. C
Carlos Muxo, D. C.
-L Soô Rodriguez, D. C
(Corpl.)
(Corpl.)
12
19
3
Isabela J. Acaron Correa, D. C 2

•Tayuya Manuel Serrano, D. C 2
•'nana Tîaz
.luncos
I.ajas
C. Louez Cepero, D. C
Luis Echevarria, D. C
Pedro Martinez, D. C
(Corpl.) 18 2
6
Lares Candido Lopez, D. C 2
Las Maria Adolfo O. Babilonia, D. C... 3
Las Piedras Rafaol Alarron, Corp. 2
Loiza Angel Rios Canillo,D. C. L.C.I 4
lauiuillo F. S. Maldonado, D. C 2
Manati n. Rivera Cabrpra, D. C 1 Sg. 10) 2 8
''aiicao J. L. Ramos, Torres, D. C... 2
Mavaguez "\ Martinez Chapel, D. C... (Corpl.) 3 29 1
?Ioca T;-pn sulsona, D. C. 2
riorovis Jose Gallardo 2
Xaguabo :
T. V. Lizarri, D. C 6
'aranjito T. V. Gonzales 0., D. C 2
Patillas Pedro J. Coll 4
Penuelas R. Rentas Correa, D. C 2
Ponce M. Huitado, D. C (1 S 2 C) 3 40
I'once (Plava) B. Ca.sanovas, D. C
274 1NTP:HNAT'L police & DETKCTIVE DIRECTOKV
Quebradillas Alber'o Pardo, D. C

Tlincon Felipe Ortiz, D. C
liio Grande Alfonso Ceballos, D. C
Rio Piedras Manuel Cqârros, D. C
Sabana Grande D. Quevedo Bacz, L). C ....
Salinas Gullcr.'o Arroyo, D. C. ..
San Juan "co. Schettini, D. C
San Juan I. Martinez, D. C
San German -'n- P, anco, D. C

San Loienzo :..Fidel Echevarria, D. C. -.—
S. Sansebastian ina oirary, D. C
)
Santa Isabel ''v.c.n Soltero, D. C

Toa Alta '"a. en Aypunia, D. C. . .
Toa Baja M. Ve;Ta Puollano, I). C

Trujillo Alto Pedro C. Santaliz, D. C
Utado Loicnzo Nunez, U. C
Vega Alta Carmelo Correa (Sgt.)
Vega Baja A. Ramii:ez Rivera, D. C. ..
Vieques Manuel K. lz(iuicrdo, D. C.

Villalba o a.5 I. ,loiens (Sgt.)...
Yabucoa Castor Motta, D. C
Yauco Jaime Gonzales, D. C (Corpl.) 1
San Juan — A. Monteseiin Detective-Sergeant
CHIEFS OF POLICE 27o
IkxnJose Everlsto ViKavert Chef of Police

Hataan, Province Capt. 11. S. Tison Prov. Commander
yia'angi .....Pedro Saldana Chief of Police
Hivtanges, Province Capt. G. B. Francisco Prov. Comniander
r.a'angas Gavino Ro?al Chief of Police
f'.obol.Province Capt. E. Tanedo Prov. Comipander
Tagbilaran Juan Kapirig Chief of Police
l.uiacan, Province Oboza
...-(3apt. F. G. Prov. Commander
AF'Jolos Daniel Tantoco Chief of Police
Ca.'^fayan S: Batanes, P Capt. B. Nicolas ...Prov. Commander
''.a;>ayaii & Batanes, P Lt. E. Lonumtad Asst. Prov. Commander
''"uguegarao Mariano Battling' Chief of Police
Capiz, Province ...„ Capt. Manuel Roxas Prov. Commander
<;apiz Matias Alba Chief of Police
Cavite, Province Capt. H. Garma Prov. Commander
Iiiius - Eugenio de Guzman Chief of Police
C'^bu, Province Capt. J. P. de Tagle Prov. Commander
(.'cbu Tomas Bagyo Chief of Police
lloco.s Norte, ProvinceCapt. M. Oupus Prov. Commander
' aoag .Andres V. Hernando Chief of Police
Ilocos Sur & Abra, Prov...Maj. U. Banez Prov. Commander
Vigan Tose Singson Chief of Police
Tioilo, Province Capt. J. A. Green Prov. Commander
isabela, Province Capt. A. Cnsologo Prov. Commander
llagan Isidro de Leon Chief of Police
'
aguna. Province Capt. A. Mansueto Prov. Commander
Santa Cniz Pedro Calvelo Chief of Police
la Un'on, Province Capt. M. S. Palma Prov, Commandei-
'
'nto. Province Capt. L. E. Quintero Prov. Commandei-
Tacloban Marcos Francisco Chief of Police
Mindoeo, Pi-ovince Mai. L. G. Babiera Prov. Commander
Culapan Andres Amparo Chief of Police
MOUNTAIN PROVLNCES
Apayao, Province Capt. C. B. Lizardo Prov. Commander

Apayao Langanay Amogong Chief of Police
I'enguet, Province Maj. C. C. Cerquella Prov. Commander
15enguet Pablo Sanchez Chief of Police
Hontoc. Province Capt. A. Ramirez Prov. Commander
Hontoc Jerry Calaoit Chief of Police
Ifugao, Province Maj. W. E. Dosser Prov. Commander
Ifugao Luis Duludul - Chief of Police
'
ulinga. Province Capt. J. P. Misa Prov. Commander
Neg. Occidental, Prov Capt. J. Gayoso Prov. CommuTrd^r
n^colod Gorgonio Escarilla Chief of Police
Neg. Oriental, Province ..Capt. B. Soledad Prov. Commander
276 iNTERNAT'L P<HÎCE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
DuDiaRuete ^mgo M. Saavedra Chief of Police

Mva. Ecija, Province 1.hi. A. Orlinio (Act.) Prov. Commander
Cabanatuan Valentine Solis Chief of Police
Nva. Vizcaya, Province ....Capt.V. Flores Prov. Commander
Bayombong" Pomingo Serizo Chief of Police
Palawan Province Cant. P. Changco Prov. Commander
Puerto Prlncesa Eulogio Basaya Chief of Police
Pampanga, Province Capt. A. Gomez Prov. Commander
San Fernando Zacarias Nuguid Chief of Police
Pangasinan, Province Mai. R. L. Llorente Prov. Commander
lii'ngayen Fortunate David Chief of Police
Rizal, Province Capt. A. Valdes Prov. Commander
Piisig .....Tuan Sanchez Chief of Police
T?omblom, Province Capt. J. C. Quimbo îm^. Co'-'imander
1'omblom Vicente F. Montiel Chief of Police
Samar, Province Capt. A. Acuna Prov. Commander
Catbalogan Lorenzo A. Reago Chief of Police
Sorjôgon, Province ^...Cant. A. P. Capadocia.. Prov. Commander
Tirlac, Province .-.-1. Lst. E. Rellosa (Act.).... Pi'ov. Commander
Tnrhic Pedro N. Yumul Chief of Police

Tayabas, Province C.mnt. E. A. Baja Prov. Commander
Lucena Saturnino Evangelista ...Ch^'ef of Police
'''jinibales, Province Capt. T. Coronado rôv. Co^m-'ander
Iba :: Tgnacio Butaran C'TJef of Police
DISTRICT OF MINDANAO AND SULU

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Agu.-;an, Province Capt. D. Leonor Prov. Commander

Butuan Leonardo Evanoso ...Chief of Police
Bukidnon, Province Capt. R. de Padua Prov. Commander
Malaybalay yVntonino Torres Chief of Police
Cot'dbato, Province Capt. D. Guiterrez P)-ov. Commander
Hpvao, Province Capt. B. D. Valeriano Pvov. Commander
Davao t, Fern-inde-'; Chief of Police
I anao. Province Capt. P. Santos :....Prov. Commander
D'nsalan Cornelio Molo Chief of Police
.Mif-amis, Province Capt. P. Coleto ...Prov. Commander
Cagayan ; Taal Cruz Chief of Police
Province
Sai-aiieani, '^nnt. Pence
A. F. Prov. Commander
Sulu, Province Capt. M. Nicdao Prov. Commander
Jolo Andres Guenero Chief of Police
'/aniboanga, Province Capt. P. Tangco Prov. Commandei-
Zamboanga Toaquin Cortez Chief of Police
Surigao, Province Capt. V. S. Juan Prov. Commander
Sur'gao Victor Caba Chief of Police
CHIEFS OK POLICK 27:
PORTUGAL
President. Antonio Jose de Almeida.
Oporto, Portugal, advises there are two branches of Police Service in that
District. The Policia Civil, charged with general police service, and the Policia
do Investigacao Criminal. Address: Lago de Santa Clara, Oporto, Portugal.
POLAND
lôland is a republic in which legislative power is vested in a national

assemlily elected l)y men and women, all over the age of 21 years, having
{he rigTit to vote. The e.xecutive power is exercised by a president and cabi-
net. The president in 1919 was Joseph Pilsudski.
KO I'M AM A
King. Ferdinand; Crown Prince. Carol.
HI SSI A
Russia, since November. 1917, has been ruled nominally by a Soviet or

council of soldiers, workmen and peasants. The government has Iteen dic-
tatorship e.xerclsed iiy the following men, who called themselves "peoples'
commissioners": President of the Council, Vladimir Hitch Ulianoy Lenin:
Commissioner for Foreign Affairs. M. Tchitcherin; Commissioner for Military
Affairs and Navy. Leon Trotsky.
SPAIN
King, Alfonso XIII; Heir Apparent. Prince Alfonso.
Huelva
Sr. Don Jose Pui Chief of Secret Service

(Address: "El Gobierno Civil, Huelva)
Sr. Don Augustin Manzonedo Chief of Police
(Address: "La Jefatura de Policia, Huelva)
::T8 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Seville
Pedro P'rancisco Coll Chief of Police

(Address: "Comisario Jtfc de i olicia de la Provincia")
The Police and Secret Service of Spain is undej- the authority of the Min-
ihtio de la Cobernador, at Madrid, who is lepresented in the Provinces by the
(lobernador Civil, who has command of al! the Police Foices of the Province.
The personnel of these offices is frequently changed, and it is advisable to
address the office title.
HPlTZBER<iE\
Spitzbergen, which has an area of about 25,0U0 square miles and a pop-
ulation of a few hundreds of coal miners and sailors, was placed under the
reign of Norway l>y the peace conference, September 29. 1019.
SWEDEN
King. Gustaf V ; Crown Prince, Crusty f .\dolph.
Stockholm
E. Hallgren Commissioner of Police
The Third Assistant Commissioner of Police the Chief of the Criminal
is
Investigation here. Kacli of the different towns and distiicts of the kingdom
has a police of il.s own.
A Central Kingi J'l'iiiti- Oll'ice common to the whole countiy has been estab-
lished in Stockholm, and is under the liiglu'.-t lead of the Commissionei' of
Police here.
Detective Agencies do not cxi^t heic.
SWITZERLAND
Lucerne, Switzerland i
Mr. H. Waither, Chief of Police.
Dr. K. Criveilli, Chief Assistant.
President of P^'ederal Council. l!»:i(i, Giuseppe .Moltii; Vice-President, Ed-
mund Schultliess. Les'slative authority is vested in a state and a national
council.
DEPARTMENT OF .11 STICE AND POLICE OF THE CANTON OF GENEVA
Head of the Department —,Tac(iues Rutty, Connselloi- of State, Hue Piene-Fatio.
27, Geneva.
Secretary Goncral —Arthui- Guilleiniet, 111. Rue de Lausanne, Geneva.

Assistant JSecretarj- ("harli's Vettiner, 3, Rue de I'Aubepine, Geneva.
—
General Director of Police Kugene Perrier, Quai des lêrgues, 25, Geneva.
—
S'crelaiies Krnest Corboz, l(j, Boulevard du Pont-d'Arve, Geneva.
Kdouard Majinin. Troinex, Geneva.
—
Polce Masistiates: Mariu.^ Sessler, Chene-Bougeries, Geneva.
Felix Vibcit, Carouge, Geneva.
—
Chief of the Secret Service Mr. Antoine Vettiner, 20, Cours de Rive, Geneva.
Assist.:int ("hirfs—Mr. (iriot, 79, Blvd. de la Cluse, Geneva.
Koklenberger, 85, Rue de Lausanne, Geneva.
A. Chappuis, Rue de I'Aubepine, 2, Geneva.
(Printed in German)
Stadt St. Gallon —

Hirr Polizoi-In.spektor C. Kappeler.
—
Kanton St. Gallen Herr Landjagerhauptmann J. Thomas Graf.
—
Kanton Thui-gau Herr Rogierungsrat Dr. Paul Altwegg.
—
Kanton Graubunden Herr Polizeihauptmann Toggweiler.
—
Kanton Appenzoll A.Rh. Herr Verhoiiichtor Zuberbuhler in Tiogen.
—
Kanton Appoir/.ell I.Rh. Hei-r Dr. A. Rochsteiner, in Appenzell.
SYRIA
Aleppo
Twefik Boy Hyani , Chief of Police
TIRKKV
Sultan. Mohammed VL; Grand N'izier and Minister of Fôreign Afta'.i-:
Daniud Pôrid Pasha.
TKKAI.M.X
The 'Tkrainian Peoples" Republic was proclaimed November 21, 11*17.

"
Since that time ithas been the scene of constant changes of government,
passing liack and forth between the Bolshevik! and the enemies of Soviet
Russia.
;S0 INTEHNAT'L POLICE & UETECTIN'E DIREC'TORV
ASIA
AFliHAMSTAN
Ameer, Anianullah Khan.
ARM*]MA
The Armenian repuldic was constituted in May. 1918.
AZERBAIJAN
Baku is the capital of Azerbaijan.
IIOliHAHA
Ameer, Sayid; Mir .Mini Kjan: Heir. Sayid Mir Ibi-ahim.
CHIXA
Preside t and \'ice-Pres!dt nt ;ire lioth elected for a term of five years
(;k<)R(jia
Georgia is a repulilic. ('ai)ital is Tiflis.
HKD.I.XX ^
Hed.iaz is an independent kingdom.
.lAP.W
Government, l^^mperor; I're iiier. Kei Hara; Justice. Count Enkiehi Oki.
Kishichiro Oka, Insi)eclnr Gen' ral of Iôlice and Secret Service of Japan.
nead(iuarters. Tokyo. J;:i)an. .\s ti e Gen(M-al is constantly traveling, it
is advisable to address all co:nmiinications to the otiice. as i)ersonal com-
munications are not opene.l and held until the (Jeneral's return.
Nasami Sato. Nihonltashi, Tokyo. .Japan.
Takeo Goto. Kiobaslii, Tcjkyo. Japan.
Minamimichi Edotori. Nishaku, Asaka. Japan.
Nasanoski Oseki. Kiobaschi. Higashiku, Asaka. Jajian.
Motoyoshi Makino, Kitachama Higachiku. Asaka. Jai)aii.

CHIEFS OF POLICF :iSl
KHIVA
Khan, Seyid Asfendiar Khan; Heir Apparent, Na.syr Tyeuara.
IMIjESTI\E
ralcstine is administered Ity Great Britain under a mandate from the

supreme council of the allied powers.
PERSIA
Shah or Ercperor, Sultan Ahmad Shah.
HIAM
King. Chowfa Malia Vajirvndh.
SYRIA t
i.
Syria is an independent state under France.
AKRU'.A
ABYSSINIA
Empress, Waizeru /auditu.
AliCiERIA
.VKêria is a colony of F'rance.
EGYPT
Sultan. Prince Ahmud Fuad; British High Commisioner, Field Marshal
\'iscount Allenliy.
HKIXilAX KONGO
Kongo was made a Belgian colony in 190S.
282 INTERN AT' L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
FRENt H WEST AFRICA

Daker, Senegal
There are no private detectives or detective agencies operating in this
colony. Communications regarding police matters should be directed to
Monsieur le Prefet de Police, Dakar, Senegal, in the French language.
LIBERIA
President, C. B. King; Vice-President, S. A. Ross.
MADAGASCAR
Governor-General, M. Garbit. This is a French colony governed by n
council of administration.
MOROCCO
Sultan, Mulai Youssef. Morocco is a French protectorate.
TUNIS
Bey, Sidi Mohammed; Heir Presumptive, Sidi Mohammed Ben Mamoun
Bey. Tunis is under the protectorate of France.
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
September 29, 1909, the British Parliament passed an act empowering
the four self-governing colonies of South Africa —
Cape of Good Hope, Natal,
Transvaal and Orange Free State —
to form a federal government to be known
as the Union of South Africa. This was proclaimed May :]1. 1910, at Pretoria.
BRITISH vSOlTH AFRH'A

Criminal Investigation Department, British South African Police, Bu!u-
wayo. The Criminal Investigation Department of the British South Africa
Police in Southern Rhodesia consists of a centralized organization which
investigates all matters requiring expert police attention. The department
has branches throughout the territory with headquarters at Bulawayo. The
special and associated branches of the Criminal Investigation are:
—
CENTRAL FINGER PRINT BUREAU A central clearing bureau for all
matters relating to criminal linger-print work in Southern and North-
ern Rhodesia.
—
IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT Controlling all matters pertaining to immi-
gration.
NATIVE FOREIGNERS' IDENTIFICATION BUREAU— A central registry
dealing with all matters concerning the registration liy finger-prints
of alien natives in Southern Rhodesia.
At present there are no private detective agencies, linger-print or
inquiry Imreaus established in Southern or Northern Rliodesia.
SOITH AKHK'A
T. G. Cruter, Col. Commissoner, South xVfrioau Police, Palace of Justice.

Pretoria.
H. C. Bredell, Lt. Col. Deputy Commssioner South African Police. Palace
of Justice, Pretoria.
'Si. S. Du Toit, Lt. Col. Deputy Commissioner, South African Police. Central
Pol:c9 Stat "on, Pretoria.
G. Gray, Lt. Col. Deputy Commissioner. Criminal Inve-stigation Dept..
D.
Palace of Justice, Pretoria.
J. S. G. Douglas, Lt. CoL Deputy Commissioner, South African Polic3.
Marshall Square, Johannesburg.
.\. E. Trigger. Ma.ior. Inspector, Criminal Investigation Dept., Marshall
Square, Johannesburg.
C. G. Macpherson, Lieutenant, Officer-in-(;harge. Central Identittcaf.on
Bureau, "Kya Rosa," Pretoria.
G. S. Beer, Lt. Col., Deputy Commissionrr, South African Police, Bloem-
fontein.
J. F. Hunt, Major. Inspoctor-in-Charge, Criminal Investigation Dept . Bloeni-
fontein.
J. Kennedy Clark. Captain. Inspector South African Police, Pretoria.
J. M. L. Fulford, Captain. Inspector, South African Police, Boksburg.
J. McCarthy. Captain. Inspector, South African Police, Krugersdorp.
J. H. Irvine, Captain, Inspector South African Police, Potchefstroom.
C. S. Fall, Captain, Inspector, South African Police, Heidelberg.

S. J. H. Brink. Captain. Chief Inspector. Criminal Investigation Dept.. Law
Courts. Johannesljurg.
XORTHKKX RHODESIA POLICE
Administration of Xorthern Rhodesia. Cr.'minal Investigation Depart iient.

Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia.
Northern Rhodesia Police, headquarters. Livingstone; Col. H. M. Stennet.
D. S. O., Commandant.
Criminal Investigation Department, Northern Rhodesia Police, headquarters
at Livingstone: Chief Detective Inspector. Thomas Hamilton.
Telegraphic Address, Sentinel, Livingstone, Central Finger-Prlnt Bureau for
Northern Rhodesia.
-'84 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS
ARCENTINE REPUBLIC;
President, Hipolito IroKoven. Capital, Buenos Ayres.
BOLIVIA
President, Gutierrez Guerra. Capital. Sucre.
BRAZIL
President. Epitacio Pessoa. Capital, Rio de Janeiro.
CHILE
President, Juan Luis Santuente. Capital. Santiago.
COLOMBIA
President. Marco F. Suarez. Capital, Bogota.
CARTAGENA, ( OLOMHIA
'i
There are no private detective agencies in this city. A Finjier Print Bureau
is now beingconducted, under the charge of the Chief of Police. You are ad-
vised to correspond directly with him in the Spanish language.
Gerenime Martinez A Gobernador del Departainente
E. A. Gomez Perez Secretario de Gobernador
R. Alvarado Secretarie de Hacienda
Francisco Cruz Director de Instruction Publica
C. M. Cespedes Precurader Fiscal
Jose Calve Teserere General Uepartaniental
B. Mendez P Admintrader de Aduana
Abel Arrazola Comandante del Puorte
Luis Henriquez V Jefe de Policia
(These names have been furnished by the Amei'ican Consul at Caitagena,
Colombia. American Considar Officers at any foreign city will furnish such
names directly to any American tirm or individual addressing them.)
CHIEFS OF POLICE 28 5
KCIWDOR
President. Jose Luis Tamajo. Capital, Quito.
PARAGUAY
President. Manuel A. Gondra. Capital, Asuncion.
PERU
President, Senor Leguia. Capital, Lima.
PERU
Callao-Lima
Advices from this country are that should anyone have occasion to make
any investigation (Police) in Peru it would be best to get in touch with the
Piefecto de Lima or the Prefecto de Callao. In the past year there have been
made three or four changes, and it is not advisable to print names as changes
are taking place, due to politics.
URUGUAY
President. Baltasar Brum. Capital. Montevideo.
URUGUAY
The title of the Chief of Police of Montevido, Uruguay is "Senor Jefe de
Policia de Montevideo."
There is a very efficient police system in that country.
VENEZUELA
President. General Juan Vicente Gomez. Capital, Caracas.
All Criminal and other Police Activities of Venezuela are handled by the
Chief of Police of the several districts. The Central Authority is General
Pedro Jose Garcia, L., who is "Jefe del Cuerpo de Policia," Caracas, Venezuela."
On arriving in Venezuela one must register, and in proceeding from town to

town he nmst register when leaving one place and arriving in another, and, as
the population is lather small, it is very easy for the police authorities to locate
a person when wanted.
MEXICO
Governineut: President, General Alvara Obregon. The republic of

Mexico Is divided into twenty-seven states, three territories and one federal
district, each with a local government, but all subject to the federal consti-
tution.
CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES

('(WT\ KI( A
President, Don Julio Acosta. ('apital, San Jose.
SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA
The Police forces are directly under control of Don Jose Lujan, Governor
of the Province of San Jose. The Secret Service is headed by Colonel Jose
Maria Pinaud. You may correspond with them, addressing at San Jo.se.
The principal Police and Secret Service officials of this city and province
are:
Luis Felipe Badoll. Jefe do la Policia Municipal, Santiago do Cuba.
Emilio Soto, Jefe de la Policia Secreta Del (lobernador. Santiago de Cuba.
The.se officials may be changed in a slio'1 time. It is best to direct com-
munications to tliem by title, and not by nanii'.
(il ATK.M ALA
President, Carlos Herrera. ('ai)ita!. CuatiMnaladc Nueva.
(;UATEI\IALA
Guatemala City
Miguel Maitin Naivae/., Diicctor de Policia, Urbana Chief of Police
Marcial Prem, Jr Sub-Director de Policia (Assistant Chief of Police)
Max M. Schaumbur.ucr....Jefe de Policia de Seguridad (Chief of Secret Service)
The men filling these position are frequently cliangcd, and, as a rule^ the
office, and not the incumbent, should be addiessod.
CHIEFS OP POLICE 287
HONDURAS
PiPAdeiit. (jJeneral Rafael Lopez Guiterrez. Capital, Tegucigalpa.
TcTUcigalpa— General Zeferino Delgado Chief of Police

—
Ce'ba Fernando Gomez Director of Police
Tela — Antonio Rios Director of Police
Tela — Col. Arturo Matute Governor and Military Commander
The Governor of each Province is the active head of Police Authority, and
-
hould be addressed as Governoi- and Commandate de Armos, at the place in-
(juiry is to be made.
There ai'e no Private Detective Agencies, nor does the Government main-
lain a Finger Print Department.
MCARAGIA
I'rcsiilent. General Einiliano Chamorro. Capital. Managua.
PANAMA
i'l-esideiit, Ei-iiest Lefevri'. Independence of Panama declared Nov.
!t (I :.
Colon
Captain Thomas Armuelles '.
Commanding Police
Lieutenant Aurelio E. Bermudez Chief of Detectives
S.AIA ADOH
t'lesident. Don Jorge Melendez. Capital. San Salvador.
El Salvador
Fred, rioo G. Kreitz Chief of Police

(Title: Dii-ector General de Policia)
Biij2adier-Genera! Francisco Calvo Chief of Constabulary

(Director de la Guardia Nacional)
288 INTEIiNAT'L I'Ol.ICE .Si IJKTiCCTU'K ()l|{^:(T()lt^
CUFJA
President, Alfredo Zayas.
The following- list composes -the Police Forces of the Republic of Cuba.
These forces are paid by the Government and do duty in the larg-e cities and
also in the rural sections. Many small towns have their own officers of the
law and can be reached by addressing the Chief of Police:
Policia Nacional (National Police).
Cuerpo de Orden Publico (Rural Police, Military).
Policia de Gobernacion (Similar to Secret Service).
Policia Secreta (Secret Service).
These forces can be reached by addressing them to Havana, Cuba.
CIENFUECOS, CUBA
The Chief of the Municipal Police (Jefe de la Policia INIunicipal) is Captain
Tomas Cabrera, San Fernando, 106, Cienfueg'os; the Chief of the Harbor Police
(.lefe de Inspectors de Aduana) is Jose M. Feminias, Mary Santa Isabel, Cien-
fueg-os; the Chief of the Rural Police (Jefe de la Guardia Rural) is Captain
Candido Alfonso, Concordia y Union, Cienfuegos; and the Chief of the Secret
Police (Jefe de la Policia Secreta) is Jose Ruiz, San Feinando y Tacon, Cien-
fuegos. Both of the last two are officials of the Government of the Province at
Santa Clara.
While these are the present incumbents, some of these officials will probably
soon be changed, in view of the change of administration as a result of tlie
recent elections.
HAITI
President, Sudre Dartiguenave.
President, Frederico H. Carva.jal.
Roseau, Fort Young
Captain P. Ruane. Chief of Police
DOMINICAN REiUlUJC
—
Santo Domingo ]\Ir. Armando Gil Chief of Police
—
Puerto Plata Jose Vila Reyes Chief of Police
—
San Pedro de Macoiis Fernando Chief of Police
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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE
OFFICERS
]'io:-idc'nt August Vollmer

(Chief of Police), Berkeley, California
HONORARY PRESIDENTS
A. H. Leslie (Ex-Supt. of Police) Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Maior Richard Sylvester (Supt. Prot. du Pont Co.) Wilmington, Del.
Michael Regan (Ex-Chief of Police) New York
Buffalo,
Michael T. Long (Chief of Police) Newark, New Jersey
Joseph M. Quigley (Chief of Police) Rochester, New York
(leorge Black (Supt. of Police), Secretary Wilmington, Delaware
Patiick S. Kelly (Chief of Police) New Jersey
Plainfield,
VICE-PRESIDENTS
l-'^rst Vice-President Philip T, Smith
(Chief of Police), New Haven, Connecticut
Second Vice-President William P. Rutledge
(Chief of Police), Detroit, Michigan
Third Vice-President J. M. Broughton

(Chief of Police), Portsmouth, Virginia
I'oiiith Vice-President Albert A. Carroll

(Supt. of Police). Grand Rapids, Michigan
liflh Vice-President S. J. Dickson

(Chief Constable), Toronto, Canada
S(.')-Roant-at-Arms Lona I>. Day

(Chief of Police), Scranton, Pennsylvania
"MASCOTS"
Miss Elizabeth Rutledge Detroit, Michigan
Miss Maiy Fritch St. Louis, Missouri
Miss CaUi'erane I'atrick San Diego, California
CONVENTION FOR 1922
Will bo lu'ld in San Francisco, California, in June, 1922. Every Chief of Police
11h>world over should attend this Convention, as it is expected to be the most
important ever held, and our Worthy Chief of Police, Daniel J. O'Brien, will
be pleased to advise you as to Rates, Accommodations and your Entertainment
if you will write to him.
[>0 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECT* M{Y
MOUNTED STATE POLICE FORCE
Like the Canadian Constabulary, many of our States have a State Police
{•'orce.There ai-e at least twelve. West Virginia, New York, New Mexico,
Michigan, Texas, Tennessee and Nevada have State Police forces, similar to
the Pennsylvania Constabulary.
Massachusetts, Connecticut, South Dakota and Idaho and Pennsylvania

l.ave such forces also.
The Canadian- Mounted Police, organized in 187o, seems to have been the
original model. From the rural constabulaiy Of England, or the Australian
Trooper Police, established in 1825, and the British South African Police, or-
ganized in 1897, may have come ideas, but the Pennsylvania State Police was
modeled from the Canadian pattern and is the basis or model for all the
other States that have adopted a State Constabulary. . .
Organized on a military basis, the Pennsylvania force is composed of about

415 officers and privates, subdivided into five troops, and assigned to posts
in various parts of the State, and these troopers patrol the roads, and keep in
touch with each other by telephone or other communications. Whenever pos-
sible, the State Police co-operates with local authorities in the suppression of
crime. Its membei's also act as game, fire and fish and forest wardens, and
have full police powers.
South Dakota uses her Sheriffs, Deputies and Special Agents for this pur-
pose. Not more than three Special Agents may be employed at any one timo
i)y the State Sheriff, but additional Deputies may be appointed in emergencies.
The Massachusetts District Police, created in 1865, reorganized in 1879, is

not so strong; only includes about one hundred and twenty-five men, appointed
by the Government to help mounted State Police P"'orce m
preserving order,
to assist local States Attorneys in preserving order, to report on fires, to en-
foice State laws on fishing, motor boat equipment, etc., to inspect moving
picture houses, steam boilers, etc., and Connecticut has a force somewhat
similar.
In Idaho all tiie state, county and municipal peace officers aie included in
the State Con.stabuIary, and, in addition. State Policement may be appointed
to enforce the law.
Usually from five to ten men are so employed.
The Texas rangers made an immortal name for themselves and any of our
large cities finest mounted police is but a modern adaptation of those old,
grizzled ranger^, no matter where ^rom.
CHIEFS OF POLICE r.i]
CHIEFS OF POLICE
MARSHALS
CONSTABLES
UNITED STATES, U. S. A.
ALABAMA
>n!vston, Ala G. W. Rutledê Chief of Police
Alabama City, Ala Geo. D. Harris Chief of Police
Attalla, Ala J. H. Taylor Chief of Police
Albany, Ala J. N. Hendrix Chief of Police
Dessemer, Ahi .R. Randall Chief of Po'ico
Birminghani, Ala. ....;.'::. T. J. Shirley.. Chief of Police
Bridgeport, Ala.'. S. M. Glouer:..;.... Chief of Police
Binninghani. Ala .John H. Taylor Com. Pub. Safety
D catur. Ala. C M. Riogsbee Chief of Police
'"'.
Dothan. Ala R. McBryde Chief of Police
DoDiopolis, Ala ". G. Raley Chief of Police
Kufaula, Ala T. M. Brannon Chief of Police

Ilorence, Ala n. F. Eastep Chief of Police
Gadsden. Ala Win. Chandler Chief of Police

Greenville, Ala J. R. Porterfield Chief of Police
•Jacksonville, Ala W. A. Venable Chief of Police
Lanett, Alabama W. A. Yates Chief of Police

Lanett, Ala W. A. Yates Chief of Police
Livino-ston, Ala. Peter Holt Chief of Police
Mobile, Ala P. J. O'Shaughnessy Chief of Police

Ala
^Mobile. C. K. Berge Capt. of Detectives
Montgomery, Ala W. H. Taylor Chief of Police
Piedmont, Ala John H. Morgan Jr Chief of Police

Phoenix City, Ala W. J. Golden '.
.Chief of Police
Russellville, Ala H. B. Rollins Chief of Police
Selma, Ala J. P. Doherty Chief of Police

Talladega, Ala George W. Burk Chief of Police
Tuskegee, Ala C. H. Thrasher Chief of Police
Tuscaloosa, Ala A. L. McDuff Chief of Police
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ARKANSAS
Crossett, Ark N. L. Blackwell Chi- f of Police
Helena, Ark Ra- Austin c:-^-f of Police

Hot Springs, Ark D. S. Bray Chief of Police
T,i>tle Rock. Ark B. C. Rotenberry Chipf of Police
Little Rock, Ark J. A. Pitcock Chief of Detectives
Maiianna, Ark Dave Shea Chief of Police

Morrilton, Aik T. R. Wells Chief of Police
Paragould, Ark T. R. Allen Chief of Police
Pine Bluff, Ark J. Frank Stewart Chief of Police

Pine Bluff W. T. Pete Chief of Detectives
Roger, Ai-k T. C. McSpadden Marshal
Stamps, Ark E. Mitchell Chief of Police
ARIZONA
?]'sbee. Ariz. ]\Liishal
Clifton, Ariz Joe F. Deck Marshal

Douglas, Ariz Percy Bowden Chief of Polic^
Magstaff, Ariz Wni. A. Campbell Chief of Pol'cp
Globe, Ariz R. L. Pinyan Chief of Police
Jerome, Ariz J. G. Crowley Cliief of Police
Morenci, Ariz Allen Hightower Chief of Police

Mesa, Ariz a Edward J. Warren Chief of Police
Nogales, Ariz T. T. Lowe Chief of Police
Phoenix, Ariz Geo. O. Brisbois Chief of Police
Tucson, Ariz Dallas S. Ford Cliief of Police
Williams, Ariz Robt. Burns Chief of Police ,

CALIFORNIA
Arbuckel, Calif 0. F. Ho-vnlein Constable

Aitois, Calif Sklward Rchse Constable
An.ciel's Camp. Calif ..d. W. Pat'crson C ty Marshal
Antioc-h, Calif. C. A. Sv/eonev Marshal
Ai ador, Calif 'V" Bânch-tti Marshal
Allairbia, Calif J. B. Elliott Chief of Police
/'âhrii, Calif N. F. Steadman Chief of Police
AlaniPda, Calif. ..,.;... .;.W lliam H. Wahniuth Chief of Police
Alameda, Calif. ., Charles Dueser Constable
Alamrda. Calif Charles Porep Constable
.' uhiirn, Calif A. S. Waldo City Marshal
r.akersiield, Calii" P. E. Munsey Chief of Police

Ikuliiifiame, Calif L. A. Cavalier Chief of Police
lierkeley, Calif August Vollmer Chief of Police
Biggs. Calif B. J. Bemes Chief of Police
Butte City, Calif M. E. Miller Constable
Byron, Calif A. J. LeGrand Constable
Bay I'oint, Calif Wm. Ludricks Constable
Brentwood, Calif G. H. Shaffer Constable
I>ijou. Calif. - C. R. Young Constable
Chico. Calif. J. A. Peck City Marshal

Chico. Calif H. L. Guerin Constable
Cliico, Calif J. W. Benner Constable
Coalinga, Calif T. J. Peterson City Marshal
Colnia, Calif S. A. Landini Constable
Glarksville, Calif Eugene Walker —..Constable
Crescent City, Calif G. W. Manly , Marshal
Crescent City, Calif E. Jones ...Constable
Clayton, Calif G. R. Trette ..Constable •
Crockett, Calif J. J. Fox Constable

Concord, Calif H. F. Ivey ..Marshal
Concord, Calif John Ott Constable
Colusa, Calif. J. X. Scoggins Marshal
Colusa, Calif W. W". Walker Constable
Copperopolis, Calif J. J. McCormack Constable
Campo Seco, Calif Phil Ortz Constable
Centerville, Calif Thomas Silve Constable
Carpintera, Calif C. A. Talmadge .Constable
Casmalia, Calif Frank E. Ellis Constable
Campbell, Calif T. L. Sharp Constable
Coite .Madera, Calif M. M. Narnara Marshal
Covelo, Calif W. R. Ries Constable
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Cc';luivil]e,Calif Henry Harrington Constable

f'anby, Calif J. M. Kane Constable
t'olvillc, Calif T. F. Hardy Constable
Câstioville, Calif. John A. Jordan Constable
Calistoga, Calif Hari-y Van Arx Marshal
Calistoga, Calif t). E. Power Constable
Colfax, Calif D. J. McGraw Constable
(Hipper Mills, Calif Paris Bean Constable
Camptonville, Calif M. G. Calvin Constable
('-res, Calif T. F. Perron Marshal
Coming, Calif J. G.Gundle Constable
(/oltonwood, Calif John E. Longcor Constable
Columbia, Calif Owen H. Doyle Constable
Camarillo, Calif M. T. Richardson Constable
Capey, Calif C. A. Hubbard Constable
Clarksburg, Calif Frank S. King Constable
Clovis, Calif C. H. Clifford Constable
Ciovis, Calif R. W. Ellis Marshal
Cosumnes, Calif Henry Neff Constable
Calipatria, Calif A. Starrett Constable
Calexico, Calif E. S. Boucher Marshal
Calexico, Calif E. W. Crane Constable
Corcoran, Calif D. J. Leaiy Constable
Craighill, Calif Geo. Earnhart Constable
Calabasas, Calif W. F. Gates Constable
("aaipton, Calif Charles G. Davidson Marshal
Compton, Calif Vv'. J. Davis Constable
Covina, Calif R. M. Bowman Marshal
Covina, Calif. J. J.Saunders Constable
Culver City, Calif Charles M. Spranklin (^hiof of Police
Chowchilla, Calif R. A. Marsh Constable
Coram, Calif. Frank H. Buick ('onstable
Cottonwood, Calif T. C. Lynch Constable
("llahan, Calif F. A. Haydcn Constable
(^)rdelia. Calif Ed. Hyatt Constable
<
' llinsville, Calif M. J. Talbot Constable
Cotati, Calif C. W.. Nelson Constable
Cloverdale, Calif F. P. Connor Chief of Police
Cloverdale, Calif T. P. Wilson Constable
Corona, Calif F. K. Redans Marshal
Corona, Calif C. Larabô
i". Constable
Coachella, Calif John Vrn liader Constable
Clay, Calif B. T. Whifeaiore Constable
Chino, Calif Wiley Maish Constable
Chino, Calif W. J. Tebo Constable
Cima, Calif P. Lawrence Constable
Colton, Calif A. W. U'Ren Constable
Cucamonga, Calif. Walter Hirst Constable
Chula Vista, Calif F. H. Schraeder Marshal
Coronado, Calif J. H. O'Donnell Marshal
Cambrai, Calif J. H. Eubanks Constable
Creston, Calif R. W. Ferrari Constable
Dunlap, Calif J. R. Waller Constable

I !v!vn-\ Calif G. C. Ricketts Constable
nn-'illo, Calif 0. F. Olsson Constable
!"os Palos. Calif Mike Jones Constable
' elano, Calif A. T. Wiles Marshal
' elano, Calif John Upton Constable
Del Sur, Calif F. Price Constable
'N)\vney, Calif B. F. Whitherspoon Constable
Porris, Calif A. Evans Marshal
F")oiris, Calif R. L. Varnum Constable
IXmsmuir, Calif S. H. Fisk Marshal
Piiiismuir, Calif ...R. Callick .., Constable
Denvci-ton. Calif N. Moitensen '.
Constable
l)i>:on. Calif :H. C. Groves Marshal
Dixon. Calif F. B. Newbv Constable
Pel Paô H-iirhls, Calif...K. H. Lee Constable
Par.fr'^'t. Calif J. W. Everett Constable
I'alv (Vtv. Calif S A. Lan I'ni Constable
"
.'i!y Ci'y, Calif Henry. Toft Marshal
' 0': Palos. Calif Guv Arbuthnot Constable
"
avi-- C-p-l'. Calif R. M. Taylor Con'^table
Davis, Calif E. Glocker Marshal
Davis. Calif S. W. Lillard Constable
UMn'8-an. Calif W. F. Stetson Constable
PobbMis. Cslif P. B. Ruth Constable
D!r.uba, Calif. n. P. Hill Constable
Dir.uba, Calif ^mtcI Jnrr~tt Marshal
Davenport, Calif ^f'tc Garavcn^-o Deputy Sheritl"
Enterprise, Calif Geo. ^lartin Constable

El Dorado, Calif "arvey White Constable
1^1 Coirito, Calif Curtis Johnslon Marshal
II C-^rrito, Calif .K. Conlon .^ Constable
Elk Creek, Calif Perrv Mulforrl . . .Constable
Eureka, Calif Edward Corant Chief of Police
Eureka, Calif J, A. Montgomery.... Constable
El Centro, Calif. C. C. Toney Marshal
V.an Bakersfield, Calif Roland Metzner Constable
V\ Monte, Calif L. C. Burdick Constable
Etna Mills, Calif L. A. Moxley Marshal
Etna Mills, Calif C. D. Quigley Constable
Elniira, Calif Roy Cripps .Constable
EPsinore, Calif C. A. Townsend.. Constable
Elk Grove, Calif R. T. Houskins ...Constable
Etiwanda, Calif Geo. E. Frost Constable
Kl Caion. Calif L. J. Palmteere .Marshal
El Caion, Calif M. B. Bliss Constable
Escondido, Calif G. B. Rice Marshal
2^6 INTERNATL POLK'E & DRTEf'TIVli; [)IRKCT()in
KsQondido, Calif Frank Styles Constable

Elk, Calif C. J. Buchanan Jr Constable
I aftleville, Calif P. K. Heard Constable
East Auburn, Calif A. S. Waldo : Constable
Esparto, Calif W. H. Akers Constable
Exeter, Calif E. V. Cook Marshal
Exeter, Calif. C. E. Mackey Constable
I'meryville, Calif E. J. Carey ''ityMarshall
lowler, Calif J. W. Ford Constable

Folsoni, Calif B. Darrini>ton Constable
Fresno, Calif G. E. Machen Constable
Fresno, Calif. Charles B. Harkness Constable
I'ôrbestown, Calif 0. C. Cantram Constable
Ferndale, Calif G. P. Havwood Constable
I'erndale, Calif Geo. I. Collins -Mar: hal
Field=; Landin.u', Calif Albert Gray Cor.s able
l^'cilows, Calif John Chauva! Cons able-
Fall River Mills, Calif E. Lansing- Cons able
French Gulch, Cilif L. Foster Cons'able
Fort Jonco, Ciilif T. J. Wayne Marshal
l"or':ône^; Calif W. Miller Constable
Fairiield, Calif Wm. McCarron Marshal
1 air Oaks, Calif J. Jones
P. Constable
Trankl Calif
n, C. E. Schoech Constable
I'resno, Calif Frank Truax .•
Chef of Police
Folsom, Calif P. F. Donnelly Constable
Fort Bragg, Calif. Joseph Jackson Marshal
Fo]t Bidwell, Calif Toreph Card Cons'able
FuUerton, Calif Vernon Myers Marshal
Fullerton, Calif C. H. Youn-;- Cons'able
Forest Hill, Calif C. Burner Constable
I'illmore, Calif A. James Mai'shal
F:llmore, Calif J. A. Casner Constable
'-'. Fn Marshal
Gilroy, Calif stc/n
Grass Valley, Calif ;'o1mi .'\orlh\vay <'h r'' of Police
Glendale, Calif Jo>n P. Lainpcrt Maishal
Georg'eto'vn, Calif. Jai s J-'lvnn Constable
Grimes, Calif G. H. A;n:>-er Constable
Greenwood, Calif Wm. Per;';. Constable
Gridlev, Calif Charle;^ Mdier Constable.
Garbeiville, Calif E. L. Parker : Constable
Glenville, Calif C. J. Eraser Constable
Glendale, Calif John P. Lainpjrt Chief of Police
Glendale, Calif H. C. Puirier Constable
Gardena, Calif \V. J. Balmer Constable
Greenview, Calif M. G. Whipple Con.stable
Glenn Ellen, Calif J. Pencrozzi Constable
Geysei-ville, Calif P. V. Sharp Constable
Guerneville, Calif Clyde Ayers > .iibh'
(JIIIEFS OF POLICE 291
IJalt,Calif R. H. Brewster Constable

Coleta. Calif John B. Pico Constable
Guadaloupe, Calif R. L. Camp Marshal
Gilvoy, Calif Geo. Easton . Constable
Gihoy, Calif J. E. White Constable
â -tine, Calif Oliver F. Carey Constable
Gonzales, Calif L. P. Smith Constable
Grass Valley, Calif John Northway Chief of Police
v.ras; Valley, Calif John T. Leatham Constable
Garden Grove, Calif J. M. Clark Constable
Gold Run, Calif A. J. Wall Constable
Guinda, Calif S. T. Clark Constable
Gi-ovcland, Calif Wm. Schmidt Chief of Police
Hanford, Calif Geo. T. Howard Chief of Police

Hanford, Calif E. Alvah Clow Constable
Hanford, Calif W. R. Dalby Marshal
Holtville, Calif C. L. Gillett Marshal
Holtville, Calif A. R. Underwood Constable
Hayward, Calif Charles Schilling Constable
Hay\vai-d, Calif A. J. T-a Cunha Constable
Hayward, Calif W. J. Ramage Constable
Honcut, Calif C. W. Simpson Constable
Hamilton City, Calif J. O. Johnson Constable
Hammonton, Calif S. M. Norton Constable
Hollister, Calif F. A. Earle Marshal
Hollister, Calif Geo. Austin Constable
Huntington Beach, Calif. ..G. S. Bergey Constable
Hopland, Calif A. H. Adams Constable
H'ornitos, Calif Richard Morrissey Jr Constable
Hickman, Calif A. L. Knowles Constable
Havfork, Calif W. Shock
T. Constable
Hillsboro, Calif C. N. Hirschey Constable
Half Moon Bay, Calif Fred Simmons Marshal
Hoghland, Calif J. E. Williams Constable
Hesperia, Calif E. J. Billings Constable
Halleck, Calif J. T. Bennette Constable
High Grove, Calif J. O. Pingre Constable
Hilts, Calif Theo. L. Hunt Constable
Happv Camp, Calif W. E. Wright. Marshal
Hennosa Beach, Calif W. W. Gibson Marshal
Huntington Park, Calif J. H. Pinkham Constable
Huntington Park, Calif G. Moirison .Constable
Hornbrook, Calif J. F. Casson Chief of Police
Healdsburg, Calif James Mason Constable
Healdsburg, Calif W. O. Bledsoe Constable
Healdsburg, Calif 0. T. Tellefson Constable
Hemet, Calif L. Parks Constable
Hemet, Calif , H. A. Walkei- Maishal
298 INTERNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE UlRECTOKY
lone, Calif. Tracy Clifton Constable

I.oleta, Calif John P. Holt Constable
Imperial, Calif L. A. Parish Marsha!
Imperial, Calif J. J. Robertson Constable
Isabella, Calif C. J. Pascoe Constable
Inglewood, Calif M. B. Mosher Constable
Indio, Calif J. F. Boatwright Constable
Isk'ton, Calif P. A. Fitch Constable
Idria, Calif J. Altamirano Constable
Jackson, Calif H. E. Kay Maishal

Jackson, Calif Emile Marcucci Constable
Jolon, Calif James Stanley Constable
Jamestown, Calif S. P. Condron Constable
Kingsburg-, Calif Geo. W. Boyle Constable

Kingsburg, Calif Harold Morrison Marshal
Kerman, Calif S. B. Walters..: Constable
Kelsevville, Calif D. E. Reader Constable
Kennett, Calif :...;.....D. H. Raglan.. Chief of Police
Kninott, Calif J..::i:..l:F. R. Green.......; ; .Marshal
Kennett, Calif ....:N. Linibaugh Constable
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Knob, Calif F. M. Shelton. Constable

Kellog, Calif C. Tamagni ........: Constable
King City, Calif ..,.....:.Carl Abbott ."
Marshal
King City, Calif .....;.. .John H. Leonard Constable
Lockeford, Calif :.J. D. Parker :;.. Constable

Linden, Calif W. J. Fanning Constable
r.a Mira, Calif ...W. A. Magill Marshal
,
f.andfar, Calif ;.j S. Heronimous Constable

1oyalon, Calif ,...F. L. Squires Marshal
Long Beach, Calif J. S. Yancy Acting Chief of Police
Long Beach, Calif Geo. E. Austin Constable
Long Beach, Calif W. L. Hawkins Constable
Lomita, Calif .E. Voris
. Constable
Lankershim, Calif .D. R. Fullerton Constable
La Verne, Calif Wm. Morrow Marshal
Lancaster, Calif D. E. Hunter ^Constable
Los Angeles, Calif. James W. Everington Chief of Police
,
Los Angeles, Calif D. S. Larimer Supt. Constable

Los Angeles, Calif. ..'.
..Henry Hayes Constable
Los Angeles, Calif. George Lyons Constable
Los Angeles, Calif Charles Thomas Con.stable
Los Angeles, Calif W. Y. Ballinger Constable
Lower Lake, Calif S. J. Shaul Constable
Lost Hills, Calif Robert Hampton Constable
Loraine, Calif T. H. Reed Constable
Livermore, Calif H. R. Seeband Constable
Laton, Calif Roy Hedrick Constable

:,ii3 Plumas, Calif D. R. Johnson Constable
Lodi. Calif R. B. McClure Chief of Police
I.Qdi, Calif H. B. Coleman Marshal
I.odi, Calif B. F. Acker Constable
LoK.poc, Calif W. S." Bland Marshal
!,o; .poc, Calif W. L. Talbot Constable
J 03 Alamos, Calif E. A. Robbins Constable
!,os Gatos, Calif J. Barber Constable
i>GS Gatos, Calif Frank H. Lobdell Constable
-,o!j Gatos, Calif Joseph Gorman Constable R. D.
Larkspur, Calif F. J. Hurst.... Marshal
I-atonville, Calif J. S. Dranscomb Constable
La Grande, Calif W. C. Wilson Constable
Los Banos, Calif .....G. W. Partin Marshal
Los Banos, Calif C. M. Watkins Constable
Livingston, Calif \. E. Warn Constable
Lake City, Calif W. A. Odbert Constable
Los Alamitos, Calif J. H. Murillo Constable
La Habra, Ca4if H. F. Ashley Constable
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.'^.'^,un 1 Beach, Calif G. W. Jubo Constable
Lincoln, Calif T. H. McKenna Marshal
l/ncoln, Calif Elmer Beermarin Constable
Loomis, Calif Patrick Dunn '.
Constable
'a Grantee, Calif .....P. J. Roquet Constable
!.'-..^ Oak, Calif ....W. B. McSwain Constable
[.or. Molinos, Calif....... ....F. N. Pugh Constable
Lemon Cove, Calif W. K. Clarkson Constable
l/ndsey, Calif ;...0. C. Rhine .Constable
:.akeport, Calif Emmet M. Lea Constable
I.Ci ooie, Calif J. S. Dixon .Chief of Police
Liveiniore, Calif D. Y. Bernal Marshal

Maxwell, Calif W.J. Ortner.. Constable
^luiphy, Calif .....L. D. Keene Constable
:\Iart'nez, Calif C. H. Palmer Marshal
Martinez, Calif J. T. IVIorley Constable
.^lount Aukum, Calif.... .......N. Morey Constable
Milton, Calif .........T. J. Eproson Constable
:\Iol:elunine Hill, Calif L. C. Ratto Constable
Maricopa, Calif L. F. Stebbins Marshal
Maricopa, Calif John Bowen Constable
McKittrick, Calif. E. O. Grandv Marshal
McKittrick, Calif R. C. McLaughlin Constable
Majave ,Calif Truman Hamilton Constable
M'ddletown, Calif E. E. Noyes Constable
-Manhattan, Calif .B. F. Jackson Marshal
-Monrovia, Calif E. A. Bovee Chief of Police
Monrovia, Calif L K. Quiggle...- Con.stable
:MontebelIo, Calif :... L. G. Herr Cliir-f of Police
Madera, Calif A. W. Clark Marshal
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Madera, Calif A. J. Russell Cons^^jible

Millville, Calif J. N. Darrah Constable
Macdoel, Calif E, O. Bissel Constable
McCloud, Calif II F. Kuc': Constable
Montague, Calif 0. T. Whitsitt Constable
Montague, Calif H. French Marsha!
Moreno, Calif E. V ..McKay Constable
Mecca, Calif Ralph Waito Constable
Murr'etta, Calif -T. E. Roripau^h Constable
Manteca, Calif F. M. Round^.ree Marshal
Manteca, Calif J. W. Graves Constable
Morro, Calif Iver M. Holdt Constable
Menlo Rark, Calif M. H. Walsh Cons able
.Mavfield, Calif P. A. Crowley Marshal
-Mavfield, Calif John K. Albee Cons' able
M'l'pitas, Calif J. H. Costigan Cons'able
Morgan Hill. Calif Lucas Patron Cons'able
Mountain View. Calif F. L. Peterson ConsUble
Mill Valley, Calif E. B. Thorndyke Marshal
Mist. Calif E. S. C. S;nith Constable
Mendocino. Calif A. L. Patton Constable
Merced, Calif Frank J. Duncan Marshal
Merced. Calif. J. H. McNamara Constable
Mono Lake, Calif .John Dondero Constable
Monterey, Calif W. J. Thompson Chief of Police
Monterey, Calif Mike Noon Constable
Monticello, Calif Clifford Clark Constable
Madipon. Calif Geo. F. Tilly Constable
Marvsville, Calif C. A. Smith Chief of Police
Marysville, Calif T. J. Tyrrell Constable
Modesto, Calif L. E. Smith Chief of Police
Modesto, Calif T. J. Carmichael Constable
Windsor, Calif R. G. Shane Constable
Manton. Calif W. J. DeLashmutt Constable
Moore Park, Calif D. L. Gilliand Constable
Niland, Calif M. C. Harris Constable

Newhall, Calif Carl N. Sischo Constable
:'eedles, Calif J. M. West Constable
>'ational City. Calif P. H. Evans Marshal
Nipomo, Calif William Cotter Constable
Novate, Calif F. De Lucchie Constable
Niles, Calif Frank Rose Constable
Newville, Calif G. E. Perry Constable
New Pine Creek, Calif John Larkin Constable
Napa, Calif C. F. Otter.son Chief of Police
Napa, Calif Geo. W. Allen Constable
Napa, Calif Percy P. Payne Constable
Nevada Citv, Calif H. D. Shearer INIarshal
Nevada City, Calif T. H. Waters Constable
Newpoit Beach, Calif James A. Porter Constable
CHIEFS OF POLICE ;!01
Xewpoit Beach, Calif J. R. Porter Marshal

Xewcastle, Calif Geo. A. Cohvell Constable
Xewiiian, Calif R. S. K'rnaham Marshal
Newman, Calif J. E. Newson Constable
Nicolaus, Calif J. B. Thompson Constable
Oakley, Calif J.A. Jesse Constable

Orland Citv, Calif C. M. Harleson Marshal
Orland Citv, Calif W. E. Hicks Constable
Oakland, Calif James T. Drew Chief of Police
Oakland, Calif Walter Taylor Constable
Oakland, Calif T. H. Hempstead Constable
Oakland, Calif. Thomas D. Carroll Constable
Oakland, Calif : Alex. Frandsen Constable
Oroville, Calif Patrick Curian Marshal
Oroville, Calif J. A. Toland Constable
Orleans, Calif S. M. Taylor Constable
Oil Center, Calif W. E. Snell Constable
Ono. Calif Fred L. Long Constable
Ontario, Calif W. Hardv
O. Constable
Oceanside, Calif J. DeBord
B. Constable
Orcutt, Calif R. O. Walker Constable
O'Neals, Calif Neil McDougald Constable
Oranu't'. Calif Henry Warner Marshal
Orange. Calif W. A. Holt Constable
Orejion House, Calif Wm. T. Mullen Constable
Cakdale, Calif E. C. Wood Marshal
Oakdale. Calif A. T. Corrigan Constable
Orosi. Calif J. W. Brooks Constable
Ojai. Calif A. A. Vancuren Constable
Oknard, Calif A. J. Murray Chief of Police
Oxnard, Calif C. E. Webb... Constable
Pinole. Calif Arthur McDonald Constable

Port Costa, Calif James Ahevn Constable
Pittsbuisi-, Calif W. W. Westover Chief of Police
Pittsbuig, Calif W. J. McDermott Constable
Princeton, Calif. L. A. Thompson Constable
Parlier, Calif I.D. Sayre Constable
PlacerviJIe, Calif P. J.Hall Marshal
ilacerville, Calif C. F. O'Neil Constable
Piedmont, Calif B. Becker
F. Chief of Police
Pleasanton, Calif Frank Nevis IMaishal
Pleasan'on, Calif Larkin Locke Constable
Plymouth, Calif .Wm. Ninnis Marshal
Plymouth, Calif John Tibbitts Constable
Petrolia, Calif James R. Lawson Constable
Pasadena, Calif Frank B. Higgins Chief of Police
Pasadena, Calif J. C. Sosey Constable
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Pomona, Calif A. W. Lyter Chief of Police

Pomona, Calif F. Sianker
O. Constable
i'liente, Calif G. Bidavt Constable
Pike, Calif W. O. Chatfield Constable
Pctaluma, Calif M. Flohr Chief of Police
Petaluma, Calif R. L. Rassumussen Constable
Perris, Calif A. F. Hardy Marshal
Peiris, Calif J. F. Williams Constable
Perkins, Calif H. L. Murphy Constable
Paso Robles, Calif Walter H. Hughes Marshal
Paso Robles, Calif W. H. Evans Constable
I'ozo, Calif Fred W. Kelley Constable
Pescadero, Calif Heiman Frey Constable
Palo Alto, Calif Chester F. Noble Chief of Police
Palo Alto, Calif H. N. Vand^rvoort Constable
Pjilo, Calif. Geo. E. Reilly Constable
Pt. Arena, Calif W. A. Kirkland Constable
Potter Valley, Calif Grover King Constable
Pacific Giove, Calif J. P.Evans Marshal
Pacific Grove, Calif Frank B. Wilconen Constable
Parkfield, Calif G. S. Redmond Constable
Placentia, Calif A. O. Nelson Constable
Petaluma, Calif J. B. Sullivan Constable
Plantation. Calif V. E. Van Arx Constable
Patterson, Calif M. H. Litten Constable
I'askenta. Calif E. W. Brown Constable
Pixley, Calif D. O. Howard Constable
Porterville, Calif E. B. Isham Marshal
Portervillc, Calif W. E. Masten Constable
Piru, Calif L. B. Mavfield Constable
'Hiincy, Calif. -Chas. Schneider .C-nstable
liiverdale, Calif V\hv. Henton Constable

ond, Calif
riiclii; A. Ahtrom .". Constable
Richvale, Calif A. J. S'pes '.
Constable
Reedley, Calif Anton Hansen Constable
Rohnerville, Calif A. S. Barnes Const, bie
Randsburg, Calif M. J. Lovett Constable
Red Rock, Calif Ira Evans Constable
Redondo, Calif J. A. Perduo Chief of Police
Redondo, Calif J. V. Henry Constable
Redding, Calif Albert M. "Cochran Marshal
Redding, Calif Dickinson Constable
Redding, Calif E. E. Têighton . Constable
Round Mountain, Calif C. R. Kenyon.... Con -table
Rio Vista, Calif iMurphy Marshal
Red Bluff, Calif W. F. Montgomery City Marshal
Richmond, Calif W. H. Wood Chief of Police
Riverside, Calif E. S. Deiss Chief of Police
Rio Vista, Calif Geo. Adcock Constable
CHIEFS OF POLICE 30;
Riverside, Calif E. S. Diess Chief of Police

Riverside, Calif W. W. Squires Constable
Riverside, Calif C. II. Kirkpatrick Constable
Redlands, Calif Geo. Larmore Chief of Police
Redlands, Calif J. A. Rivera Constable
Rialto, Calif T. C. McDonald Constable
Ramona, Calif W. Theron Gibbs Constable
Ripon, Calif F. Hutchison Constable
Redwood City, Calif J. P. Coleman Chief of Police
Redwood City, Calif C. L. Collins Marshal
Templeton, Calif C. W. Peterson Constable
Raymond, Calif Thomas H. Leonard Constable
Ross, Calif H. C. Rodgers Marshal
Roseville, Calif J. E. Beckwith Marshal
Rosevillc, Calif James Moran Constable
Riverbank, Calif A. E. Perrin Constable
Red Bluff, Calif W. F. Montgomerv Chief of Police
Red Bluff, Calif H. W. McGovern Constable
Ruth, Calif H. C. Hutchins Constable
Swayne, Calif S. E. Blair Constable

San Andreas, Calif Heniy Swinge Constable
Stirling City, Calif W. C. Ware Constable
Stonvford, Calif G. L. Mason Constable
Selm'a, Calif H. B. Staley Constable
Selma, Calif Pete Lohman Marshal
Sanger, Calif Frank Taylor Constable
Sangci-, Calif Geoige Rodgers Marshal
San Pablo, Calif B. Montoya Constable
Smith Rive!', Calif Lewis Bean Constable
Slatington, Calif Frank Lawyer Constable
Stony l-'ord, Calif John Morris Constable
Sutter Cieek, Calif John Bernardis Constable
Seelev, Calif F. E. Masick Constable
Susanvillc, Calif - T. A. Massey Marshal
Susanville, Calif ........Wm. T. Stearns Constable •
San Dinas, Calif F. E. Funkhauser ...Constable

San Fernando, Calif J. E. Street Marshal
San Gabriel, Calif F. S. Daken Chief of Police
Santa Monica, Calif S. L. Berkley Chief of Police
Santa Monica, Calif S. H. Jackson Constable
Sawtelle, Calif Joseph E. Bond Constable
Sherman, Calif O. B. Moore....: Constable
Sierra Madre, Calif A. M. Udell Marshal
South Pasadena, Calif Frank Higgins Marshal
South Pasadena, Calif W. H. Johnson Constable
Shasta, Calif G. A. Schi-oter Constable
Shingletown. Calif E. D. Null Constable
Scott Bar, Calif Myron Hoover Constable
Sawvers Bar, Calif J. Woodfill Constable
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Sisson, Calif Heniv Schne\'l?r Constable

Somes Bar, Calif Geo. W. Tripp .Constable
Suisun, Calif L. J. Chrysler Marshal
Suisiiii, Calif Geo. Kinlock Constable
Santa Rosa, Calif G. W. Matth2\vs Chief of Police
Santa Rosa, Calif O. F. Mat hews Constable
Santa Rosa, Calif J. W. Pemberton Constable
San Jacinto, Calif R. E. S'^rout Marshal
San Jacinto, Calif C. E. Chambers Constable
Sacjamento, Ca'if I. M. Conran Chief of Police
.'"acramento, Calif T. B. Hat>erty Constable
Sacramento, Cal'f E. J. Chenev Constable
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Sacramento, Calif H. C. Slight Constable R. D.
Sacramento, CaUf E. A. Savoie Constable R. D. 1
'"•'cramento, Calif J. Garibaldi Constable R. D. 1
Slouc'house, Calif William Fey Constable

J. W. Prater
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San Benito, Calif Constable
Snn Juan Baulista, Calif.. .E. Zanetto Constable
San Br-rnardino, Calif A. A. Burcham .Chief of Police
San Bernardino. Calif W. B. Reeves Constable
Silver Lake. Calif J. Meyer Constable
Slas"-, Calif D. G. Murdock Constable
San Diego, Cali^' James Patrick Chief of Police
San Diego, Calif H. E. Webber Constable
San Diego, Ca'if G. H. Cooley ;..ChiGf of Police
San Francisco, Calif D. J. O'Brien Constable
San Francisco, Calif Duncan Matheson Chief of Detectives
Stockton, Calif W. M. Simpson Chief of Police
Stockton, Calif J. A. Norwood Probation Officer
Stockton, Calif J. E. McFarland Constable
Stockton, Calif W. J. Perryman ('onst:ible
Stockton, Calif E. L. BalJew C^nstîble
Stockton, Calif ' Hansen
-^ Constable
San Luis Obispo, Calif W. F. Cook Chief of Police
San Luis Obispo, Calif R. R. Hankerson Constable
San Miguel, Calif Lewis J. demons Constable
Santa Margarita, Calif Cha«. J. Freeboin Constable
San Bruno, Calif A. G. Meehan Marshal
San Mateo, C-)lif E. W. Fo ter Chief of Police
San Mateo, Calif Maurice Poland C'onstable
South San Francisco. Cal...C. C. Conrad Chief of Police
Soutli San l-'rancisco. Cal...J. C. Wallace Constable
Santa Barbara, Calif Wm. James Wall Chief of Police
Santa Barbara, Calif Thomas Poole Constable
Santa Barbara, Calif t\ Storni Constable
Sant Maria, Calif A. C. Ramsey Chief of Police
Sant Maria, Calif J. B. Armstrong Marshal
Sant Maria, Calif H. L. Cole Constable
Santa Ynez. Calif Alonzo Crabb Constable
San Jose, Calif I.N. Black Chief of Police
San Jose, Calif M. F. Marshall Constabh
San Jose, Calif J. F. Shannon Constable
CHIEFS OF POLICE :!o:
Santa Clara. Calif William Eniig Marshal

Santa Clara, Calif George P. Fallon Constable
Santa Clara, Calif Thomas Maloney Constable
Saratoga, Calif E. C. Stamper Constable
San Rafael, Calif Peter O'Brien Chief of Police
San Rafael, Calif John Healy Marshal
San Rafael, Calif H. A. Crane Constable
San Rafael, Calif Geo. Agnew Constable
San Rafael, Calif Thomas O'Connor Probation Officer
San Anselmo, Calif C. A. Macombei* Marshal
Sausalito, Calif J. A. Hannon Marshal
Sausalito, Calif. Ed. Fought Constable
Sausalito, Calif Paul Troutte Constable
Snelling, Calif Edgar Latour Constable
Straw, Calif M. E. Smith Constable
Salinas, Calif O. M. Hiseman Chief of Police
Salinas, Calif L. A. Beevers Constable
San Lucas, Calif John P. McKeon Constable
San Ardo, Calif B. Witman Constable
St. Helena, Calif Win W. Powers Marshal
St. Helena, Calif C. Johnson
C. Constable
Santa Ana, Calif Samuel B. Jernigan Chief of Police
Santa Ana, Calif W. N. Carter Constable
Santa Ana, Calif. Jesse L. Elliot Constable
San Juan Capi.^trano, Cal...Geo. A. Clark Constable
Seal Beach, Calif Hari-y B. Mayer Constable
Stanton, Calif James C. Whalley Constable
Smartville, Calif J. H. Warne Constable
Sebastopol, Calif. C. C. Stevens Chief of Police
Sebastopol, Calif F. Ames Constable
oonoma, Calif J.H. Murray Constable
Sutter City, Calif N. E. Haines Constable
Springville, Calif . C. L. Simpson Constable
Slrathmore, Calif A.
P. Churchill Constable
Sonora, Calif T. P. Doyle Marshal
Sonora, Calif ..Walter E. Hoskin Constable
Santa Paula, Calif Chas. Millard Marshal
Santa Paula. Calif J. W. Messer Constable
San Pedro, Calif W. L. Spellman Captain of Police
oan Leandro, Calif J. F. Peralta City Marshal
Santa Cruz, Calif Frank H. Hahlan Chief of Police
r.anta Cruz, Calif J. H. Carney Constable
rianta Cruz, Calif. F. H. Moore Constable
IJunnyvale, Calif W. McNeil
B. :. Marshal
Sunnyvale, Calif M. McGinnis
J. Constable
Sutter Creek, Calif T. W. Trudgen City Marshal
Toll House, Calif Wm. Hawkins Constable

Trinidad, Calif Arthur B. Gilmore Marshal
Trinidad, Calif James Underwood Constable
Taft, Calif A. M. Bell Marshal
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Taft, Calif Ed. Milligin Constable

Tehachappi, Calif ^j.Boden Marshal
Tehachappi. Calif R. F. Glenn Constable
Torrance, Calif Cyrus Maxwell Marshal
Thermal, Calif A. B. Martin... Constah'e
Tres Pinos, Calif John Ludwig ..ConstaVe
Trona, Calif H. Litton Constable
Thornton, Calif. Steve Lucas Constable
Tracy, Cal'f .....W.L. Laniijkey Marshal
Tracy, Calif ^. Gieseke Co'^stablc
'i'ruckee, Calif Wm. Bottcher Constable
Tustin, Calif ....'. A Cilnian Conr;rablc
Turlock. Calif '
. M ^cvans Marshal
Turlock. Calif W. H. Dickin -on Constable
'!udor. CaMf V/. D. Butle.- Constable
Tehama, Calif A,..os C Smith Constable
Tipton, Calif H. N. Evans Constable
Tulaie, Cal'f. J. N. Allen.. : ....Chief of Police
Tulare, Calif. Jennincfs Marshal
Terra Bella. Calif E. A. Crail : Constable
'I'uolumn-^, Calif Eail Kin-iball ...Constable
Upper Lake, Calif 'V. O. Ruddick ("onsâble

Upland, Calif T. F. Sawyer Constable
Ukiah, Calif M, Cleland
'\ Chief of Polico
TIkiah, Calif 'L W. Dart ..Marshal
Ukiah, Calif Tosej^h Weselsky Constable
Valley Sprinp:s. Calif C D. Nuner Cons' able
Volcano, Calif Tames Gianinni r^^ns'abb
Venice, Calif Harry Raymond Chief of Polici'
Venice, Calif '*'.
J. Barton Constable
Vernon, Calif ..^'"red Hariis Chief of Police
Vallejo, Calif W. T. Sanford Chief of Police
Vallejo, Calif Gus Umland Constable
Vallejo, Calif Tames Ward Constable
Vacaville, Calif Toe Stadfelt Constable
Victorville. Calif T. S. Weeks Constable
Vidal. Calif I. N. Wilson Constable
Vina, Calif S. R. Pritchet Constable
Visalia, Calif C. E. Rowland Marshal
Visalia, Calif T. M. Collins : Constable
Ventura, Calif L. M. Wilson Chief of Police
Ventura, Calif R. E. Brakey Marshal
Ventura, Calif E. Fordyce Constable
Williams, Calif O. P. Lamover Constable

Willows, Calif E. H. Rhodes Marshal
Willows, Calif J. M. Reidv Constable
Walnut Creek, Calif H. F. Frver Marshal
Walnut Creek, Calif H. M. Stow Constable
CHIEFS OF POLICE :{o:
West I'oint -,., Tôbrrt S:' ith- '.

Constable
Weitchpcc, Calif J. Lewis ('onstable
^Villt(M•h:lven, Calif. ''
. H. Fritz Constable
Wasco, Calif W. W. Wiles Constable
Westwood, Calif James G. Small Constable
Watts, Calif J. B. Lucas. Chief of Police
Whittier. Calif ,.E. L. Essley :. Chief of Police
V.'eed. Calif ...J. M. Locklear Constable
Walker, Calif Elmer E. Quigiey Constable
Winchester, Calif A. G. Hall Constable
Willits, Calif A. J. Janes j\Larshal
Wiilitrf, Calif J. M. Whitcomb '.
Constable
Westport, Calif A. B. Snvder Constable
I'sonville, CaTf. .; S. WhitsHt . Ch'cf of Police
V/atsonville, Calif. .;.....• L. A. Lawrence ...: Con'^table
Winters, Calif J. F. Wolfskill Constable
Xv'inteis, Calif Ch-^s. Norton Marshal
v,'if a'land, Calif L. B. Anderson Constable
\Micatland, Calif J: E. Hollingshead Cons'able
Woodland, Calif ^L F: Packer Marshal
Woodland, Calif L Clover Constable
Vreka, Calif C. D. DouKett Marshal

Vreka, Calif B. H. Fairchilds Constable
Yermo, Calif R. A. Bright Constable
^ ucaipa. Calif A. B. Ward Constable
Yountville, Calif A. B. Patton Constable
Yolo, Calif T. F. Murphy Constable
Yuba City, Calif. J. F. Jones Constab'e
Zaniora, Calif D. F. Houx Constable
I COLORADO
Cripple Creek, Colo E. W. Servis Chief of Police
Canon City, Colo. Chas. F. Skinner Chief of Police
Colorado Springs, Colo Hugh Harper Chief of Police
Delta, Colo Ralph Willis City Marshal

Durango, Colo W.G. Clucas Chief of Police
Denver, Colo H. R. Williams Chief of Police
Englewood, Colo J. A. Skerritt L.. Chief of Police
Fort [Morgan, Colo F. W. Quackenbush Chief of Police

Fort Collins, Colo A. C. Baker Chief of Police
Grand Junction, Colo Win. C. Herman Chief of Police

Glenwood Springs, Colo B. L. Nichols Chief of Police
Gieeley, Colo l^. H. Florance Chief of Police
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l>as Animas Carl F. Holmes Chef ol" Police
I.oveland, Colo C. F. Head C'li-roC I'o'ice

Longmont, Colo J. R. Calloway Cliicf of Police
Montrose, Colo Roy UtI Chief of Police
Pueblo, Colo J. M. Daly Chief of Police
Sterling, Colo T. S. Emery Chief of Police

Salida, Colo Fred Hampe Chief of Police
Trinidad. Colo Chas. E. Smith Chief of Police

Walsenburg, Colo S. Martinez Chief of Police
CONNECTICUT
Ansonia, Conn David O'Donnell Chief of Police

Bridgeport, Conn Patrick Flanagan Chief of Police
Bristol.Conn Ernest T. Belden Chief of Police
Branford, Conn Wm. J. McKee Constable
Oerbv. Conn Daniel O'Dell Chief of Police
Danbuiy, Conn D. N. Bradley Capt. of Police
FInfield. Conn P. J. Rogers Chief of Police

East Hartford, Conn William J. McKee Chief of Police
Fairfield, Conn Wm. H. Gould Chief of Police
(ireenwich. Conn Andrew J. Talbot Chief of Police
Hartford, Conn Garrett J. Farrell Chief of Police

Hartford, Conn Thomas F. Egan Supt. State Police
Milford, Conn James M. Maher Chief of Police

Meridian, Conn J. J. Landvigan Chief of Police
Middleton, Conn A. W. Inglis Chief of Police
North Grosvenor, Conn Neri Coderre Chief of Police
Norwich, Conn George Linton Chief of Police
New Britain, Conn William J. Rawlings Chief of Police
New Haven, Conn :...Philip T. Smith Chief of Police
New London, Conn Charles A. Pinney Chief of Police
Putnam, Conn J. H. Bulger Captain of Police

Putnam, Conn J. H. Bulger Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICE 30!l
llockville, Conn S. J. Tobin Chief of Police
Stonington, Conn Thoir.as C. O'Connell Chief of Poh'ce

SouJiington, Conn Jame.-- McCabe Chief of Police
Suffield,Conn Thos. B. Cooney Chief of Police
Stratford, Conn William B. Nichols Chief of Police
Stamford, Conn William H. Brennan Chief of Police
Torrhigton, Conn William E. Nevin Chief of Police

Thoii-.aston-, Conn Harry ^luir Chief of Police
Windsor, Conn Edson A. Welch Constable

Windsor, Conn Maurice Kennedy Constable
City of Willimantic, Conn. .Daniel Killourey Chief of Police
Watcrbury, Conn George ;M. Beach Chief of Police
Winchester, Conn John H. Slocuni Superintendent
DELAWARE
Dover. Delawaie .Philip S. Hurd Chief of Police

Laurel, Del Oscar E. James Chief of Police
Milford. Del James T. Courtney Chief of Police
Smyrna, Delaware Joshua Lewis Chief of Police
Wilmington, Del George Black Supt. of Police

Wilmington, Del Robert J. Benson Capt. of Detectives
Wilmington, Del Richard Sylvester Supt. P. duPont Co.
DISTRICT OF COLIMBIA, WASHINGTON, D. C.
vVasliington, D. C Wm. J. Burns Chief U. S. S. S.
Wasliington, D. C Wm. L. Hurley Chief of State Dept. Det.
Washington, D. C E. A. Van Buskirk Ch'cf Bu. Crim. Iden.
Washing-ton, D. C. R. W. Pullman Chief of Police

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FLORIDA
B}edento\vn, Florida W. M. Joyner Chief of Police
Deland, Florida J. R. Tanner Chief of Police

Fernandina, Florida Joe Hendricks Chief of Police
Fort Meyers, Florida C. C. Jones Chief of Police
Gainesville, Florida A. R. Perry Chief of Police
Jarksonville, Florida A. J. Roberts Chief of Police
Kissimmee, Florida .C. F. Tison Chief of Police

Key West, Florida . .W. J. Gardner Chief of Police
Lake City, Florida H. A. Revels Chief of Police
Miami, Florida R. M. Dillon . Chief of Police
Ocala, Florida S. C. M. Thomas Chief of Police

Tensacola, Florida Milton B. Frank Chief of Police
Palatka, Florida C. M. Livingston Chief of Police
Panama City, Florida O. W. Tedford Chief of Police
St. Petersburg, Florida ... Edwin J. Bidaman Chief of Police
St. Augustine, Florida G. D. Coxe Chief of Police
Tampa, Florida F. M. Williams Chief of Police
West Palm Beach, Florida..F. H. Matthews Chief of Police
GEORGIA
Atlanta, Ga G. L. Beavess Chief of Police

Ameiicas, Georgia , J. T. Bragg Chief of Police
Auburn, Ga W. 0. H.iwthorn? Chief of Police
Augusta, Ga S. E. Grubbs Chief of Police
Athrna, Ga H. W. Beusse Chief of Police
Blaclcsheai, Ga .H. L. Ri'Viins Chief of Police

Barnsvillc, Ga W. S. Rivicro Chief of Police
Brunswick, Ga ..J. K. Register Chief of Police
Crowley, Ga ...L'clix Lina Chief of Police

Coidele, Ga \.'. L. Sheppard Chief of Police
Commerce, Ga C. M. Almond Caief of I'olice
Columbia, Ga J. T. Moore Chief of Police
Cuthbert, Ga J. P. Gormley Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICE 3n
lubKn, Ga J. J. Flanders Chief of Policy

r.alton,Ga R. L. Bates Chief of Police
Dou-Ias, Ga C. J. Luke Chief of Policu
Elbeiton, Ga W. H. Irvine -Chief of Police
Forsyth, Ga T. S. Holland Chief of Police
Gainesville, Ga H. L. Smith Chief of Police

Griffin, Ga L. L. Stanley : Chief of Police
Greensboro, Ga E. M. Brooks Chief of Police
Haw kinsville, Ga A. S. Doster Chief of Police

Hartwell, Ga W. H. Locke Chief of Police
T.a Grange, Ga F. T. Reed Chief of Police
Moultri, Ga W. M. Phillips Cnief of Police

Rlacon, (ia M.J. Thompson Chief of Police
Newman, Ga W. E. Askew Chief of Police
Ocilla, Ga C. M. Smith Chief of Police
Quitman, Ga ...G. A. Clanton Chief of Police
Rome, Ga Chas. I. Harris Chief of Police
Savannah, Ga. .- J. A. Woods Chief of Police
Tallapoosa, Ga. ... ...B.A. Murphy Chief of Police

Thomasville, Ga A. B. Milton Marshal
Toccoa, Ga E. L. McConnell Chief of Police
Valdostr., Ga W. P. Kendall Chief of Police
Wavcross, Ga J. W. Collev Chief of Police

Winder, Ga E. O. McElroy Chief of Police
IDAHO
Boise City, Idaho Edwin McDermott Chief of Police

Blackfoot, Idaho I. H. White Chief of Police
Idaho Falls, Idaho C. A. Carlson Cliief of Police
Lewiston, Idaho EuRene Gasser Chief of Police

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Pocatello, Idaho M IJexd'xseii Chief of Police
Pfcaleilo, Idaho Geo. Vv'. Smith Capt. of Police

Salmon, Idaho T. P. Dunlap Ch.ef of iolioe
SriiPoint, Idrh ) Iran'- Pvatton C'licf of Police
Twin Falls, l.'lahv) L5cn J. Krown Chief of Police
ILLINOIS
'ajitain lloniei- Uead. of Rockford, 111., \va? re-elected jji'esident of the

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Illinois Police Association, at its 24th annual convention, held recently. Other
nfficers elected were: Vice i)res!dent, Wilbur Moriis, chief of police, Spring-
Held; secretary, Fiank Claik, patiolinan, Chicago, and treasui'cr, Samuel
]5eals, patrolman.
Alexandria, 111 D. H. Benedict Chief of Police

Alton, III Peter Fitzgerald Chief of Police
Aurora, 111 Chas. S. Greene Chief of Police
Beardstown, III J. D. Patterson Chief of Police

Bridgeport, 111 L. B. Flanders Chief of Police
llatavia, 111 T. T. Urch Chief of Police
liloomington. 111 J. J. Jones Chief of Police
Uelleville, 111 Joseph Rodenmeyer Chief of Police
v" ir.erville, 111 Roy McGowan Chief of Police
Chicago Heights, 111 Thomas F. Stone Chief of Police
Coal City, 111 Stanley Planeta Chief of Police
Chester, 111 Wm. Herberts Chief of Police
Columbia, 111 Charles L. Kern Chief of Police
Clinton, 111 H. A. C unpbell Chief of Police
Cicero, 111 Albert Valecka Chief of Police
Cai-lhage, 111 C. E. Allen Chief of Police
Canton, 111 C. C. Palmer Chief of Police
Chicago, 111. Chas. C. Fitzmorris Chief of Policr
Chicago, 111 S. B. Wood 1st Deputy Supt. of Pol
Chicago, 111 J. L. Hogan Capt. of Police
Chicago, 111 M. P. Evans Chief Iden. Bureau
Charleston, Hi T. I. Sanders Chief of Police
Mt. Cainiell, 111 E. D. Anthis Chief of Police
Centralia, 111 Edwin Kaelin Chief of Police
Cairo, 111 Jas. Higlen Ci-.icf o.' Police
Dccauir, 111 E. G. Allen Chief of Police

Decatur, 111.. J. l.eeCline Assistant Chief
DeKalb, 111 F. W. Riddell Chief of Police
Dixon, 111 F. D. Van Bibber Chief of Police
Dundee, 111 F. M. Rausch Chief of Police
East St. Louis, 111 Wni. A. Mulconnery Chief of Police
l>ast St. Louis, 111 James Neville Chief of Detectives
Effingham, 111 W. C. Myers Chief of Police
Evanston, 111 C. W. Leggett Chief of Police
East Moline, 111 T. J. Schafer Chief of Police
i'âirbury, 111 Grant Duzenberry Chief of Police

i'armington, 111 VVeslev Settles Chief of Police
Forest Park, 111 Fred W. Licht Chief of Police
Granite City, 111 Roy B. Clark -Chief of Police
Galva, 111 Chas. Hilton •.
Chief of Police
Gillespie, 111 Andrew McCabe Chief of Police
Galesburg. Ill Fred R. Hinman Chief of Police
Geneseo. Ill Henry Satto City Marshal
Galena. Ill Richard Dwyer Chief of Police
Harvey, 111 James E. Tomlinson Chief of Police

Havana, 111 Denis A. Thomson Chief of Police
Hinsdale, 111 J. W. Nicholson Chief of Police
Harrisburg. 111. George Stiff Chief of Police
Joliet, 111 James E. Corcoran Chief of Police
Kewance, 111 J. C. Ashley Chief of Police
Lake Forest, 111 James Gordon Chief of Police

Lockport, 111 Henrv Woock Chief of Police
La Grange, 111 L. G." Matthews Chief of Police
Melrose Park, 111 Ben Barscma Chief of Police

Morris, 111 Sam Belt Chief of Police
Marissa, 111 Geo. W. Morgenthaler Chief of Police
Marseilles, 111 H. J. LeRette Chief of Police
Murphysboro, 111 O. T. Caywood Chief of Police
Marion, 111 Geo. Vinson Chief of Police
Macomb, 111. ..._ Benjamin De Jaeger Chief of Police
Moline, 111 B. De Jager Chief of Police
Mattoon, 111 R. F.Johnson Chief of Police
National City, HI A. O. Ely Chief of Police

Newton, 111 Daniel Miller Chief of Police
Ottawa, 111 James Crowe .Chief of Police

Oak Park, 111 Peter H. Ripke Chief of Police
Ptkin, 111 G. W. LaBrier. Chief of Police

i'rinceton. 111 O. H. Skoglund Chief of Police
;i4 iNTEKNAT L POLICE ii DETECTIVE DIKECTUKY
Paxtoji, 111 P. W. Johnson Chief of Police

Peru, 111 Joseph Potthoff Chief of Police
Paris, 111. Edgar Morton Chief of Police
IVoria, 111 I'd. Martin Chief of Police
Quincy, 111 Thos. D. Ryan Chief of Police
Pviver Forest, 111 F. W. Laatz Chief of Police

Pvock Island, 111 Tom Cox Chief of Police
Rock Falls, 111 Harry Presbrey Chief of Police
Rochelle, 111 A. D. Hodg-es Chief of Police
Rock Island, 111 Thomas Cox Chief of Police
Rockford, 111 A. E. Bargren Chief of Police
Rushville, 111 Andy Logsdon Chief of Police
Sandwich, 111 B. L. Hickey Chief of Police

Sparta. Ill E. L. Darner Chief of Police
Springfield, 111 W. F. Morris Chief of Police
Streator, 111. John L. Hopkins Chief of Police
Sycamore, 111 F. C. Poust Chief of Police
Steger, 111 Frank Glasgow Chief of Police
Staunton, 111 Tony Safko Chief of Police
St. Charles, 111 Walter Gillion Chief of Police
Toluca, 111 C. Flaminio Chief of Police

Tuscola, 111 S. E. Huber Chief of Police
Venice, 111 M. A. Clifford Chief of Police

Virden, 111 Andrew Archibald Chief of Police
Wilmette, 111 E. G. Sieber Chief of Police

Woodstock, 111. S.James Ogle Chief of Police
Winnetka, 111 W. M. Peterson Chief of Police
Zion, 111 T. R. Becker Chief of Police
INDIANA
Boonville, Ind John Vincent Chief of Police

Bluffton, Ind John Crosbile Chief of Police
Bicknell, Ind Frank S. Meade Chief of Police
Batesville, Ind Harry Weruke Chief of Police
Bedford, Ind J. V.'Stapp Chief of Police
Covington, Ind Chas. P. Lyons Chief of Police

Connersville, Ind Geo. Koch Chief of Police
Crown Point, Ind Hiram D. Fuller Chief of Police
Columbus, Ind Stanley J. Cooper Chief of Police
Evansville, Ind Ira C. Wiltshii*e Chief of Police

Edinburg, Ind Geo. Snyder Marshal
Elkhart, Ind A. Elmer Manning Chief of Police
Ehvood, Ind Max Hughes Chief of Police
Fairmount, Ind A. M. Seright Marshal

Frankfort, Ind Hai ly W. Bury ...Chief of Police
Franklin, Ind C. C. Hari-ison Chief of Police
Fort Wayne, Ind .'.
Dayton F. Abbott Chief of Police
Gilbertvilie, Ind Fred E. Crawford Chief of Police

Goshen, Ind. John E. Rigney Chief of Police
Greenwood, Ind Richard Miller Marshal
Gary, Ind W. A. Forbis Chief of Police
Hammond, Ind Peter Austgen Chief of Police

Huntingburg, Ind A. B. Wendholt Marshal
Huntington, Ind C. G. Payne Chief of Police
Indianapolis, Ind Jeremiah E. Kinney Chief of Police
Knightstown, Ind Ernest W. Bradway Marshal

Kokomo, Ind Melvin Gross Chief of Police
Kendallville, Ind Alvin S. Harr Chief of Police
Lawrence, Ind Anthony Schwarz Chief of Police

Lebanon, Ind J.H. Dale Chief of Police
Linton, Ind Thomas Shouse Chief of Police
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Loogootee, Ind Ben Acton Chief of Police
Lafayette, Ind -..Wm. G. Scherer Chief of Police
Marion, Ind Ben Phillips Chief of Police
Monticello, Ind John Luse Chief of Police
Michigan City, Ind Edward C. Haller Chief of Police
^Montpelier,Ind H. G. Dragoo Chief of Police
Mt. Vernon, Ind Frank Smith Chief of Police
Muncie, Ind W. A. Mcllvanine Supt. of Police
Muncie, Ind John E. Carey Supt. of Police
New Castle, Ind Wm. Williams Chief of Police

Nappanee, Ind William 0. Miller Chief of Police
Xow Albany, Ind G. W. McCuUoch Chief of Police
Plymouth, Ind L. D. Espick Chief of Police

Petersburg, Ind Jesse Wabson Chief of Police
Princeton, Ind James H. Guthrie Chief of Police
Peru, Ind Albert Potter Chief of Police
Rochester, Ind Bruce Love Chief of Police

Richmond, Ind R. M. Wenger Chief of Police
;iG i;\ 1 KliiNA J I. ruLlLli. i\. L>ii.'l J'.criV h I'IKhCI (JIM
South Bend, Ind. Peter Kline Chief of Police

Sullivan, Ind. W. A. Murray Chief of Police
Terre Haute, Ind Jack Beattie Chief of Police

Tipton, Ind W. E. May Chief of Police
Vincennes, Ind Thomas M. Martin Chief of Police

Washington, Ind E. Allen Chief of Police
West Lafayette, Ind. John H. Julius Chief of Police
Whiting-. Ind Clay C. Collins Chief of Police
Wabash, Ind Charles D. Bolte Chief of Police
Winchester, Ind J. M. Eletcher Chief of Police
Warsaw, Ind C. W. Douglass Chief of Police
IOWA
Anamosa, Iowa W. F. Hathaway Chief of Police

Ames. Iowa W. Cure
J. Chief of Police
Atlantic, Iowa Sam Berry '.
Chief of Police
Burlington, Iowa C. H. Mull Capt. of Police
Burlington, Iowa H. H. Schwenker Chief of Police
Boone, Iowa James B. Reid Chief of Police
Belle Plaine, Iowa O. A. Rucker Chief of Police
Cherokee, Iowa A. Stiner Chief of Police

Cedar Falls,Iowa Nate Enlow Chief of Police
Clinton, Iowa Walter H. McKinley Chief of Police
Council Bluffs, Iowa Jas. C. Nicoll Chief of Police
Clear Lake, Iowa E. C. Waller Chief of Police
Cresco, Iowa F. C. Flick City Marshal
Cedar Rapids, Iowa L. S. Morrison Chief of Police
Centerville, Iowa John Quigley Chief of Police
Davenport, Iowa Chas. Boettcher Chief of Police

Des Moines, Iowa R. C. Saunders Chief of Police
Des Moines J. A. Newell Asst. Chief of Police
Dubuciue, Iowa_ J. W. Giellis Chief of Police
Dcnison, Iowa Ed. Flahive Chief of Police
Estherville, Iowa G. R. Connelly Chief of Police
Eldora, Iowa Chas. J. McMillan Chief of Police
Fort Dodge, Iowa E. M. Flat:erv Chief of Police

Fairfield, Iowa J.D. Mitchell Chief of Police
Glenwood, Iowa W. S. DeMoss Constable

Grinnell, Iowa Grabt Keeton Chief of Police
Humboldt, Iowa J. H. Sheldon Chief of Police

llai Lirdcn, Iowa . Geo. W. Veairier Marshal
Ida Grove, Iowa P. D. Van Wagoner Chief of Police
Iowa City, Iowa M. D. Malone Chief of Police
Keokuk, Iowa E. C. McPhcrson City Marshal
Le Mars, Iowa J. W. Tucker Chief of Police

Lake City, Iowa Sam Redenius Chief of Police
Mason City, Iowa Thomas Lack Chief of Police

Marshalltown, Iowa F. J. Campbell Chief of Police
Marenco. Iowa Tâniol ^'er
' •
Chief of Police
Mount Pleasant, Iowa F. H. Feldman Chief of Police
PoUa, Iowa C. W.Dennis Ch" f of Polic--
Rock Rapids. Iowa I-'rcd Self Marshal

Sloiiu Lal:e, Iowa J. J. Carey C'^'of of Police
Spencer, Iowa L. IM. Baldwin Chief of Police
Sac City, Iowa Wm. Weldon City Marshal
Sheldon, Iowa J. E. Rider Chief of Police
Sioux City, Iowa Eail E. Morgan Chief of Police
Sioux City, Iowa G. A. Danielson Chief of Detectives
Tipton, Iowa J. R. Smith Chief of Police
\'illisca, Iowa W. D. Washburn Chief of Police
|. Washington, Iowa W. J. Little Marshal

Waterloo, Iowa H. H. Young Chief of Police
Winterset, Iowa Martin Casteel Chief of Police
KANSAS
Atchison, Kansas Fred C. Snyder Chief of Police

Augusta, Kansas C. C. W^heat Chief of Police
Belleville, Kansas T. Ingham Chief of Police
Cherr>âle, Kansas ..Bert Grig Chief of Police
Cofl'eeville, Kansas ...Floyd Higgins Chief of Police
Columbus, Kansas E. A. Albin Chief of Police
Concordia, Kansas F. J. Swafford Chief of Police
Emporia, Kansas O. K. Fuller Chief of Police
Fort Scott, Kansas Chris J. Hoy Chief of Police
Horton, Kansas S. G. Mills Chief of Police
Hiawatha, Kansas Simon Eraser Marshal
:;i8 INTERNATL POLICE <t DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Hoisington, Kansas J. W. Moore Chief of Police

l:ays, Kansas Jolm Troth Chief of Police
lola, Kansas Tom I. Christy Chief of PoKce
Junction, Kansas N. H. Nicholson Chief of Polce
Kingman, Kansas J. W. IMcCallom Chief of Police
Lawrence, Kansas C. I\L Fisher Chief of Police

Larned, Kanasas J. V. Myers Chief of Polce
Liberal, Kansas P. P. Swartz Chief of Pol'ce
Leavenworth, Kansas J. T. Glynn Chief of Police
McPhcrson, Kansas A. Ransirom Marshal
Kansas
]\Iarysville, Pa r:,ck Hayes Marshal
[Manhattan, Kansas Burton Fro-.t C'i f of PolLe
Xowton, Kansas William Brown Chief of Police
Oswatomie, Kansas 7). \V. Howcl! Chief of Police
Ottawa, Kansas F. T. Bruner Chief of Police
Cswc.n'o. Kan as . J. W. Burnet ?.Ln shal
Sharon Springs, Kansas. ...W. 0. Cooper ..Chief of Police
R(scda!e, Kansas M. E. Havada Ch!tf oT i'oiice
Scammon, Kansas F. E. Rowe Po'V e
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Wichit.i, Kanfias ' Zickcrfoose..
'
'.
Chief of Police
Welling-lon, Kansas A. A. Dillon Chi:f of Police
KENTUCKY ^
Bowling- Gre:n roati!cl;y..Paii.l W. Pembeiton Chief of Police
Dayton, Kentuclcy Frank Ostlirb Chief of Police
Lexington, Kentucky J. Reagan

J. Chief of Police
Louisville, Kentucky ..Wm. H. De Forrester Chief of Police
'
udlow, Kentucky Pobet E. Callahan Chief of Police
Maysville. Kentucky .H. A. Ait Chief of Police

Nicholasville, Kentucky ....JrrKs R. Chambers Chief of Police
Paducha, Kentucky Henly Franklin Chief of Police
Paris, Kentucky ..." W. F. Link Chief of Police
Pineville, Kcntucl^N .\. R. Robeits Chief of Police
LOriSIA.X.V
Donaldsonvillc. La Robert E. Dill Cliief of Police
Kentwood, La. Clay Shaw Chief of Police
Lake Charles, La J. A. Lyons Chief of Police

Lafayette, La Edwin Chargois Chief of Police
CfllEFS OF I'OLICE :;19
Mor:?an City, La 0^- Budfi-e ..Chief of PoWrc

^Monroe. La R. E. Heap Inspector of Police
.MiiKkn, La T. F. Green City Marshal
Xew Orleans, La Cuy R. Jlo'.ony C:er of Police
Opeloiisas, La. W. L. Prudhomme Chief of Police

Paterson, La E. P. Wadsworth Chief of Police „
Shrevcport, La D. D. Baz^r ....Chief of Police
MAINE
Auburn, Maine Roy B. Mower Chief of Police

Banjior, Maine L. W. Oilman Chief of Police
Brunswick, Maine William B. Edwards Chief of Police
Bath, IMaine Samuel P. Lakin Chief of Police
Biddeford, Maine Thomas Stone Chief of Police
Bar Harbor, Maine F. H. Gerry Chief of Police
Brewer, Maine Charles E. Lunt Chief of Police
Caribou, Maine Harper H. Noiles Chief of Police

Calais, Maine Robert C. Kerr Chief of Police
Dexter, Maine M. A. Ellis Constable
Ellsworth, Maine John A. Stewart Chief of Police

Eastport, Maine James A. Cummings Chief of Police
Gorham, Mairie Charles W. Chaplin Chief of Police

Kcnnebunk- Poi't, Maine Abner F. Chick Chief of Police
Plettciy, Maine J. K. Boardman Chief of Police
Madison, Maino Malon Cavanaugh Chief of Police

:\Iillinocket. Maine Fred M. Gates Chief of Police
01(1 Town, Maine James A. McNaughton .City Marshal
Portland, Maine I. S. Watts Chief of Police

Rockland, IMaine George E. Gillchrest Chief of Police
Rumford, Maine John H. Dennis Chief of Police
Van Buien, IMaine Abel E. Violette Chief of Police
Waterville, Maine William H. Murray Marshal

Waldoboro, Maine Fred E. Jackson Chief of Police
:120 INTLIINATL POLICE & DLTECTIÊ DMIECTORY
MARYLAND
Aniiai)olis, Md Charles Obery Chief of Police

Daltimore, Md Charles D. Gaither Chief of Police
Ualtimore, Md J. J. McGovern Capt. of Detectives
Cumbeiland, Md Oscar A. Eyerman Chief of Police

Elkton, Md George M. Potts Chief of Police
Havre de Grace, Md. Wm. M. Fadelev Chief of Pol'ce

Hagerstown, Md Thos. PL Barb-r Chief of Police
Princess Anne, Md Deivick K. Lawon Chief of Pol-ce
Sparrows Point, Md James N. Robb Chief of Poi'ce
Wcslniinsler, Md John M. I'.aile Chief of Police
MASSACHTSETTS
Adams, Mass. ...John Hodecker Chief of Police

'\'.;-a\van, Mas •; (I i\\\] S ('innbr Chief of Police
A" riburv, M^r;.; ' MMa H '\) -^v- Chief of Police
^vrn-:ion, Ma .s Thoiras O. Ur(uhnr:....C''cf of Police
I).
^t'ôU Mas^ Patrick J. Mniphy C'-of of Police
^ttk'boro, M.iss .Edniond H. Gins-vas cyvcf of Police
IJarie, Mass Daniel H. Rice Chief of Police

Belmont, Mass ..John Argy Chief of Police
Belchertown, Mass < ir C. .'vllen Jr Chief of Police
Beverly, Mas^ E. V. Joh ison Chief of Police
Boston, Mass H. W. Foote Com'r of Public Safety
Boston, Ma -,3 Michael IL Cvowley Chief of Police
I5)ooI:line, ?Iasr> H. A. Kutlicrford ..." Chief of Police
Canton, Mass John H. haloed Chief of Polxe

Cambridge, Mass John J. McHrM Chief of Polico
Charlton, Mass Fa+rick A. Dn'cy. Constable
Chiconee, Mass Frnnk O'Callahan Marshal
Clinton, Ma;;. Jo^n F. McGee Chief of Police
Concord, Ma ;s. William Craig .CMiief of Police
Danvers, Mas.s. Timothy J. Connors Chief of Police

Dudley, Mass. ....Jhank P. Brezniak Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICE
E. Hampton, Mass Geo. B. Cook Chief of Police

East Weymouth, Mass Arthur H. Pratt Chief of Police
Everett, Mass William E. Hill Chief of Police
Fairhaven, Mass Walter H. Fi-ancis Constable

Fairhaven, Mass A. C. Aiken Constable
Fall River, Mass Martin Feeney Chief of Police
Fitchburg, Mass Thomas J. Godley Chief of Police
Foxborough, Mass Ernest A. White Chief of Police
Franklin, Mass F. G. Knowlton Chief of Police
Grafton, Mass Wm. C. Fletcher Constable

Great Barrington, ]\Iass William J. Oschman Chief of Police
Gieenfield, Mass Thomas ]Manning Chief of Police
Hadley, Mass W^m. L. Keefe Constable

Hanovei' Center, Mass Peicy W. Dwelley Chief of Police
Haverhill, Mass Akleii M. Worcester Marshal
Holden, Mass Hubbard
...L. Chief of Polic
Holyoke, Mass Wm. D. Nolan Chief of Police
Hopedale, Mass "âmuel E. Kellogg Chief of Police
Hudson, Mass Charles H. Richardsor Chief of Police
Hull, Mass P>ank M. Reynolds Chief of Police
Kingston, Mass Howard L. Rushton Constable
Lancaster, Mass George A. Sampson Chief of Police

Lawrence, Mass Timothy J. O'Brien Chief of Police
Lawrence, Mass J. O'Brien Marshal
Leominster, Mass M. T. Conlon Marshal
Lexington, Mass Patrick J. McGuire Marshal
Long Meadow, Mass Richard Warme Chief of Police
Lowell, Mass Redmond Welch Chief of Police
Marblehead, Mass Fred Trasher Chief of Police

Mass
:\Ianchester, Wm. H. Sullivan Chief of Police
Melrose, Mass George E. Kerr Chief of Police
Methuen, Mass Harry Nimmo Chief of Police
]Milfoid, ass Jeremiah T. Murphy Chief of Police
Millville, Mass Patrick Britt Chief of Police
Medford, Mass John F. Welch Chief of Police
.Monson, :Mass H. A. Aldrich : Chief of Police
Neeham, INIass Norman Mackenzie Chief of Police

New Bedford, Mass Edward P. Doherty Chief of Police
Newton, :\rass Frederic :\I. Mitchell Chief of Police
North Adams, Mass William F. Dinneen Chief of Police
Northampton, Mass George W. Gilbert Chief of Police
North Andover, Mass Wallace E.- Towne Chief of Police
North Brookfields, Mass...Stephen Quill Chief of Police
Noith Plymouth, Mass Louis F. Bartz Constable
Orange. Mass Wm. F. Adams Chief of Police

INTERNAT L POLICE Ai JJETECTiVE DlRECTOltV
Peabody. Mass M. H. Grady Chief of Police

Pepperell, Mass Perley R. Dexter Chief of Police
Pittsfield, Mass John *L. Suliivan Chief of Police
Plymouth, Mass John Armstrong Chief of Police
Juincy, Mass Albert W. Goodhue Chief of Police
Peading', Mass Jeremiah Cullinane Chief of Police

Ilevere, Mass John J. Dyer Chief of Police
Randolph, Mass John P. Hanley Chief of Police
Saugus, Mass Roland

L. Mansfield Chief of Police
Somei'ville,Mass Charles A. Kendall Chief of Police
Southbridge, Mass Uliic Brauit Chief of Police
South Hadlcy Falls, Mass..Daniel O'Connell Chief of Police
Springfield. Mass Wm. J. Quilty Chief of Police
Stoneham, Mass Sumner H. Gi-een Chief of Police
Somerset, Mass George A. Staples Chief of Police
Stoughton, Mass Richard Vanston Chief of Police
Swampscott, Mass U. M. Corson Chief of Police
Summit, Mass Enos E. Blount Chief of Police
Taunton, Mass James P. Crowley Chief of Police
Uxbridge, Mass James Fishei' Chief of Police
Wakefield, Mass James J. Pollard Chief of Police

Walpole, Mass Thomas P. Leonard Chief of Police
Waltham, Mass James H. McKenna Chief of Police
Ware, Mass B. W. Buckley Chief of Police
Watertown, Mass John F. Milmore .-. Chief of Police
Webster, Mass Patrick F. Canty Chief of Police
Wellesley, Mass Harry M. Kingsbury Chief of Police
Weston, Mass Patrick J. McAuliffe Chief of Police
West Springfield, Mass Marshall A. Belmer Chief of Police
vVeymouth, Mass Arthur H. Pratt Chief of Police
Mass
Wh'itinsville, John McCarthy Chief of Police
Whitman, Mass Leroy L. Phmney Chief of Police
Williamstown, Mass Thomas Dunfi'ey Chief of Police
Wilmington, Mass Walter A. Hill..." Chief of Police
Winchendon, Mass Robert Callahan Chief of Police
Winchester, Mass Wm. R. Mcintosh Chief of Police
Winthrop, Mass William A. McNeil Chief of Police
Woburn, Mass T. Mulkeen Chief of Police
Worchester, Mass George H. Hill Chief of Police
West Bridgewater, Mass.. .Henry 0. Davenport Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICE
MICHIGAN
Adrian, Mich Wm. F. Shepherd Chief of Police

Albion, Mich Clyde Stoddard Chief of Police
Allegan, Mich. Lewis Sprague Chief of Police
Alma, Mich. Oscar Vibber Chief of Police
Alpena, Mich Dougall Mackenzie Chief of Police
Ann Harbor, Mich. Thos. O'Brien Chief of Police
Bay City, Mich George V. Davis Chief of Police

Benton Harbor, Mich Chas. Johnson Chief of Police
Bessemer, Mich Leo Isdebski Marshal
Big Rapids, Mich Dan H. Vincent Chief of Police
Boyne, Mich Dave Vaughn Chief of Police
Battle Creek, Mich R. L. Day Chief of Police
Cheboygan, Mich Edmond Joseph Michelin.. Chief of Police
Crystal Falls, Mich William Broad Chief of Police
Detroit,Mich W. P. Rutledge Supt. of Police

Detroit,Mich E. H. Fox Chief of Detectives
Detroit,Mich Thomas O'Grady Chief Insp. of Police
Detroit,Mich '.
James Sprott Asst. Supt. of Police

Detroit,Mich James W. Inches Commissioner of Police
Dowagiac, Mich Wm. C. INIcGowan Chief of Police
East Jordan, Mich Henrv Cook Chief of Police

Escanaba, Mich J. J. Tolan Chief of Police
Flint,Mich James P. Cole Chief of Police

Flint,Mich Oscar Reeves DuPont Co. Police -
Fremont, Mich Amos F. Bacon Chief of Police
Grand Haven, Mich Anthony Pippel Chief of Police

Grand Rapids, Mich Albert A. Carroll Chief of Police
Greenville, Mich Wm. Shephard Chief of Police
Hancock, Mich Chas. F. Rogers Chief of Police

Hamtramck, Mich MarK Berlinger Chief of Police
Hastings, Mich H. A. Newton Chief of Police
Highland Paik, Mich Chas. VV. Seymour Chief of Police
Hiil.sdale, Mich F. A. Wagner Chief of Police
Holland, Mich Fran Van Ry Chief of Police
lona, Mich Earl Alexander Chief of Police

Iron Mountain, Mich Alphonse Gibeault Chief of Police
Iron River, Mich Jesse Allen Chief of Police
Ishpeming, Mich W. N. Trevarrow Chief of Police
.i2i hXTKRNATL POLICE ^ DETECTIVE DIKECTOKV
.I.-ickson. Mich Jolm Hudson Chief of I'olicu
Kalamazoo, Mich B. F. Taffec Chief of Police
Lansing, Mich Alfred Seymour Chief of Police

Laurium, Mich John H. Hunt Chief of Police
Manistee, Mich Thomas Grady Chief of Police

IMai'inc City, iMich John V. Arnold Chief ofPolice
Marciuette, ]\Iich Martin Ford Chief ofPolice
Menominee, ]\Iich John Riedy Chief ofPolice
Midland, Mich Earl Krake Chief ofPolice
IMount Clemens, Mich Alan G. Sti-aight Chief ofPolice
Munising, Mich Albert Jasper Chief ofPolice
Muskegon, INIich Peter Hansen Chief ofPolice
Mt. Clemens, Mich A. G. Straight Chief of Police
Xegaunee, Mich John A. Wasmuth Chief of Police

Mich.
.\iles, George I'lancis Chief of Police
.Noiway, ;Mich Margedo Handbcrg Chief of Police
Otsego, Mich O. G. Bacon Chief of Police
Owosso, Mich George J. Denyes Chief of Police
Pontiac, Mich R. Kent Chief of Police

Port Huron, Mich G. C. Chambers Chief of Police
lioyal Oak, Mich P. H. Beauvais Chief of Police
Saginaw, Mich T. H. McCoy Chief of Police

St. Joseph, Mich Fred Alden Chief of Police
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich M. H. Mitchell Chief of Police
South Haven, Mich W. E. Stufflebeam Chief of Police
Sturgts, Mich A. M. Smiley Chief of Police
Travers City, Mich John M. Blacken Chief of Police
Westboro, Mich Thonias W. Humpher Chief of Police

Wyandote, Mich John A. D^n n:;n Chief of Police
'^'lisilanti, Mich Jolm F. Connors ..Chief of Police
MINNESOTA
Alexandria, Minn J. O. Watters Chief of Police

Anoka, Minn James D. Halev Chief of Police
Austin. Minn W. H. Teeter...'. Chief of Police
Brainerd. :\Iinn Chas. H. Varner Chief of Police

CHIEFS OP^ POLICE 325
Chisholm, Minn Ed. Cloutier Chief of Police

Ci ookston, Minn Bert Cahute Chief of Police
Duluth, Minn Major Warren E. Pug'h Chief of Police
E. (irand Forks, Minn Harry Gregg Chief of Police

Ely. Minn Bartli, Coffey Chief of Police
Flveleth, ^linn John Glade , Chief of Police
I'ainiiont. Minn H. A. Serle Chief of Police

{'"aiibault, Minn Wm. Geiger Chief of Police
Hailland, Minn John G. Husser...! Chief of Police

Hastings, Minn Oscar Stormberg Chief of Police
Hibhing, Minn Daniel B. Hayes Chief of Police
Hopkin.-^, Minn A. W. Cooper Chief of Police
Little Falls, Minn Herald G. Clai'k CMcf of PoIh'o
Mankota, Minn ...Phil Lundmark Chief of Police

Marshall, Minn H. 0. Clark Chief of Police
Melrose, Minn Frank Morehouse Chief of Police
Minneapolis, Minn A. C. Jensen Supt. of Police
Mooihead, Minn J. B. Erickson Chief of Police
NashA-auk, Minn .Phirp Griffin Chief of Police

Xew Ulni, ;\Iinn. Alwin Harniening Chief of Police
Owalunna, Minn. Thomas Dunigan Chief of Police
lied Wings, Minn. ... Andrew G. Jackson Cnief of Police

Rochester, Minn Earle T. Parker Chief of Police
St. Paul, Minn H. T. Crepean.. Chief of Police '
St Paul, Minn Geo. W. Wells Chief of Detectives

St. Cloud, Minn . Fdwavd J. Brick... Chief of Police
St. Peter, Minn F. K. EriclcGon Chief of Police
Shakopee, Minn J. R. Ring Chief of Police
Stillwater, Minn W; i. E 3fc\aughlon Chief of Police
Thief River Falls, Minn E. O. Erickson Chief of Police

Two Harbors, Minn. A'cc. F. Ringdor.. Chief of Police
Virginia, Minn. . 1\ C. WitLe . Chief of Police
Winona, Minn H. C. Riebau Chief of Police

Woi-iirliigton. Minn John W. Baker Chief of Police
326 INTERNATL POLICE ,<*:' DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
MISSISSIPPI
Aberdeen, Miss T. M. McDuffie C'-'ef of ro'ice
P.iloxi, Miss Geo Bills Chief of Police

Ih-ookhaven, Miss J. H. Case (-'I'e"' of Police
Canton, Miss A. Eldredge Chief of Police

Clarksdale, Miss Frank Harris Chief of Police
Columbus, Miss M. F. Cook Chief of Police
Corinth, Miss J. C. Daniel Chief of Police
Gulfport, Miss C. W. Byrd Chief of Police
Hattiesburg', Miss John F. Bennett Chief of Police

HazleluuTt, Miss Phil Massa Chief of Police
Pauix'l, Miss J. E. Brown Chief of Police
Natchez, Miss M. P. Ryan Chief of Pol-cc

Natchez, Miss M. Ryan Marshal
Okolona, Miss W. P. Knox Chief of Police
Pascagoula, Miss A. W. Ezell Chief of Police
Sunirall, Miss A. L. Hcn'rin ^Marshal
Vicksburg, Miss W. L. Tucker Chief of Police

Water Valley, Miss Chas. T. Doyle Chief of Police
West Point, Miss W. B. Cromwell Chief of Police
MISSOURI
Aurora, Mo. .
W. L. Haymaker Chief of Police
Canton, Mo A. Stewart
.'Alex. Chief of Police
Chillicothe, Mo Maurice Dornev Chief of Police
Car)-ollton, Mo James O. Curtis Chief of Police
Carthage, Mo Hawkins.
Taspei- J. Chief of Police
Farming-ton, Mo John E. Hough Marshal
Fulton, Mo 0. H. Rogers Chief of Police
Granby, Mo C. E. Gribble Marshal
Hannibal, Mo H. R. Harris Chief of rolicc

Han. sville, Mo Steve W. Jones Ch'ef of Police
Independence, Mo N. A. Harris Chef of Police
Joplin, Mo Jos. H. Myers Chief of Police
Kansas City, Mo Chas. Edwards Chief of Police

k'pnnett. Mo H. M. Chapman Chief of Police
Kirksville, Mo S. C. Willis Chief of Police
Kirkwood, Mo Frank G. Weiss Chief of Police
Mo
i>:iniar, M. W. Wakeman Chief of Police
Lebanon, Mo Ellis Maish Marshal
iJberty, Mo W. P. Ligon Chief of Police
Louisiana, Mo E. O. Roberts Marshal
Manstield, Mo Roe Strong Chief of Police
.Maiden, Mo Rom. Hunter Chief of Police
Alajilewood, Mo Thos. R. Brown Chief of Police
.Maishall, Mo C. E. Maddox Chief of Police
.Maivville, Mo E. E. Tilton Chief of Police
Alobcrly, Mo J. P. Mize.... Chief of Police
.Monott, Mo Joe A. Jackson Chief of Police
Xeosho, Mo B. J. Pearnian Chief of Police

Nevada, iMo. P'rank Elliot Marshal
Pierce Citv, Mo J. M. Hickev Chief of Police
Poplai' Bluff, Mo D. W. Carter Chief of Police
St. Mo
Joseph, Clay C. McDonald Chief of Police
,St. Mo
Joscpli, T. A. Johnson Chief of Detectives
St. Louis, Mo Martin O'Brien Chief of Police
St. Louis, Mo .:. E. W. Hoagland Chief of Detectives
Sodalia, Mo John Kai.ser Chief of Police
Springfield, Mo D. C. Welch Chief of Police
Stoelville, Mo ; W. L. Clinton Chief of Police
Unionville, Mo Henry Faudree Chief of Police
Webb Citv, Mo C. P. Kinney Marshal

Wost Plains, Mo F. M. Lane. Chief of Police
Wind or, Mo John B. Gorrell Chief of Police
MONTANA
.•\naconda, ^lont Thos. O'Brien Chief of Police
Billings, Mont Bert Talgo Chief of Police

Bozenian, IMont John Robertson Chief of Police
Butte. Mont Jerry J. Murphy Chief of Police
:J28 INTERNATL POLICE <fc DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
(Ircat Falls, Mont Marcus Andcvson Chief of Police
Helena, Mont ...Fiank C. Lavigne Chief of Police

Hamilton, Mont James M. Higgins Chief of Police
Havre, Mont I. E. Sanford Chief of Police
Kalispell, Mont E. W. Ray Chief of Police
Lowistown, Mont Tavid E. Osborne Chief of Police
^Missoula, Mont William J. Moore Chief of Police
Walkerville, Mont John J. Doidgc ..Chief of Police
NEBRASKA
Aurora, Neb. John F. Powell Chief of Police
I'.oatrice, Neb E. M. D How Chief of Police
('hadron. Neb J. E. Rfêdy Chief of Police

Chadron, Neb J. P.Book '.'
ief of Police
Crete, Neb Ed. B. Camphe'! Chief of Police
Fairburv, Neb Charles W. Purs ll Chief of Police

Falls City, Meb A. E. Duff Chief of Police
I'lemont, Neb Edward Brenner Chief of Police
Cordon, Neb Chas. Clark Chief of Police

Crand Island, I'eb T'^rcd R. Mandoville Chief of Police
Hastings, Neb Raymond L. Crosion C'-'pf of Police

Holdrege, Neb. Roy P. Herndon Chief of Police
Kearney, Neb J. P. Morris Chief of Police
Lexington, Neb O. P. :Mason Chief of Police

Lincoln, Neb , Peter Johnstone Chief of Police
Macock, Neb Geo. Traphagan Chief of Police
Nebraska Citv. Neb Wm. J. Gunn Chief of Police

North Platte, Neb John Jones Chief of Police
Omaha, Neb ;\l. F. Dempsey Chief of Police
Plattsmouth, ::c!) E. Manspeaker Chief of Police
Rushville, Neb Chris Ziegler Chief of Police
Schuyler, Neb M. D. McKenzie Chief of Police

Superior, Neb James Phillipps Chief of I'olne
CHIKFS OF POLICE a2!t
York, Neb T.ee 15. Carey Chief of Police
NEW JERSEY
Ah^ha, N. J C. M. Rhen Cliief of Police

Atlantic City, N. J Robert C. Miller Chief of Police
Atlantic City, N. J lanu-s A. Thorpe Constable
Ashbury, N. J H. L. Byram ...Chief of Police
Audubon, N. J W. Sands Chief of Police
iiayonne, N. J John O. Devlin Director Public Safety

Havonne, N. J Michael F. Reilly Chief of Police
Kefleville, N. J .....Michael Flynn "Chief of Police
IJogota, N. J Charles W. Winters Chief of Police
IJoonton, N. J James Gilmartin Chief of Police
Boi'dentown, N. J. Amos. P. Thorn Chief of Police
Bridgetown, N. J Howard L. Tyler Chief of Police
Burlington, N. J E. Ellsworth" Mount Chief of Police
Clifton, N. J W. Coughlin
J. Chief of Police
Camden, N. J E. A. Gravenor Chief of Police
("arlsiadt, N. J If. P. Beilerheim Chief of Police
Chatham, N. J Joseph H. Conklin..... Chief of Police
Deal, N. J. Frank Rogers Chief of Police

Dover, N. J. Wm. Lindberg Chief of Police
East Orant>e, N. J William H. O'Neil Chief of Police

E. Rutherford, N. J Geo. McClelland Chief of Police
Edgewater, N. J John J. O'Brien Chief of Police
"gg Harbor, N. J Philip J. Reubhardt Marshal
N. J
I'lhV.abeth, .1. A. Galatian Chief County Detective
Elizabeth, N. J. Mulcahy
....Michael J. Chief of Police
Englewood, N. J. John J. Pye Chief of Police
Flemington. N. J Rynian Herr Chief of Police
l>eehold, N. J John Gravatt Chief of Police

I'ranklin, N. J Plorbort C. Irons Chief of Police
Garfield, N. J.. .".
John A. Forss Chief of Police
ITacken.'âck, N. J P. J. Siccardi Chief of Police

Ilackettstown, N. J Luther C. White Chief of Police
Haddon Heights, N. J Joseph W. Van Lier Chief of Police
Hammonton, N. J Harrv P. Mattola Chief of Police
Harrison, N. J A. Walsh
.l". Chief of Police
Highland Paik, N. J Geo. C. Bedford Chief of Police
Hoboken, N. J Patrick Haves Chief of Police
liohoken, N. J P. J. Krilly .- Capt. of Detectives
Iivinglon, N.J Alexander S. Green Chief of Police

330 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIKECTOKV
Jersey City. N.J Richard T. Dattor.iby Chief of Police

Jersey City, N. J W. J. Doughty Chief HiulFon Co. Del.
Jers-;ey Citv, N. J Adolph Asmus .....Chief Drt. Sheriff's OiVioo
.Ici'sey City, N. J. VV. F. Cla?sey Cf. Hudson Co. Blvd. Police
Kearny, N. J Walter Oliver Chief of Police
Lakewood, N. J P. S. Christiansen Chief of Police

Linden, N.J S. A. Pickel Chief of Police
Long' Branch, N. J. Wni. D. Walling Chief of Police
l.vndhurst, N. J Thomas Landers Chief of Police
Leonia, N. J Robert B. Beck Chief of Police
Lodi, N. J Hc-ry Witte Chief of Police
Madison, N. J Fred R. Johnson Chief of Police

IMaplewood, N.J '. I^ Helf <;iiief of Police
Morristown, N. J T. T. Morr'son (-hief of Police
MountcJair, N. J Harry Gallagher Chief of Police
iVlerchantville, N. J W. H. Linderman Chi<'f of Police
Millburn, N. J G. Howard Wilson Chief of Police
Mt. Holly, N. J Sarnuol K. Casldll Chief of Police
Newark, N. J Michael T. Long.. ...Chief of Police

Newark, N.J .Wm. A. Carroll (âpt. of Detectives
Newaik, N. J ..Frederick Weimer Essex Co. Det.
(~!hief
Newark, N. J Chas. F. Humell Ch. Inst. Sheriff's Office
Newton. N. J Chas. M. Marion Chief of Police
New Brunswick, N. J Michael O'Connell Chief of Police
Nutley. N. J : Wright SnMiffe Chief of Police
North Arlington, N. J Joseph A. Klitch Chief of Police
North Berg-en, N. J L. P. Marcy Chief of Police
Ocran Citv, N. J Howard Johnson Chief of Police

Orange, N. J Jo.scph McConnell Chief of Police
i'a!-:>aic, N. J Benj. Turner Capt. of Detectives

Passaic, U. J Gustav Schmidt Chief of Police
Patorson, N. J John M. Tracev Chief of Police
JVrth Amboy, N. J P. J. Buike Chief of Police
Phillipsburg. N.J Edw. B. Gorgas Chief of Police
Pitman, N. J Mathias Troutt Marshal
Plainfield, N. J P. S. Kielv Chief of Police
Pleasantville, N. J Robert Marshall Chief of Police
Princeton, N. J., William Kilfoil Chief of Police
Prospect Park, N. J James Rooze ..Chief of Police
Rahway, N. J David H. Ramsey Chief of Police

Raritan, N. J Joseph Navatto Chief of Police
Red Bank, N. J Harry H. Clavton Chief of Police
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- vood, :i. J Fred J. Black -haw Supt. Police Dept.
T'" N. J
-crlon, V7m. N. Mattir Chief of Police
Roselle Park, N. J S. Bcrmingham Chief of Police
Roosevelt, N. J Rcnrv J. Harrington Chief of Police
Rutherford, N. J C(>o. E. Barnham Chief of PoKce
CHIEFS OF POLICE 3;J1
South Amboy, N. J James E. McDonnell Chiefof Police

South Oranse, N. J Jacob R. Helf Chiefof Police
South River, N. J Charles Eberwein Chiefof Police
Suiiiinit, N. J G. W. Brown Chief of Police
SoDioiville, N. J George D. Totten County Detective
^'••naflv, X. J Grorsre McLaughlin Chief of Police
Trenton, N. J William Dettmer Chief of Police
'ron, X. J Fred Menge Chief of Police
\'(ntor City, X. J. Harry Frings Chief of Police
Wcstfield, X. J John C. Rosecrans Chief of Police

ô^t Hoboken, N. J Ceor^- C. Rohrback Chief of Police
West Orange, X'. J Pa'rick J. McDonouoh Chief of Police
Wi]d^-ood. X. J .^lb"rt L. Sherlock... Chief of Police
Wo.-dbvido,c. X. J Patrick W. Mu'phy Chief of Police
^v'nr^-1hllv. V. J '"'cf.or Kuoler
E. Chief of Police
\\'opha\vken, N. J August Klassen Chief of Police
i
XEVV HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, X. H O. R. Stewart Chief of Police
C.aremont, X. H Daniel E. White Chief of Police

Concord, X. H ., Geo. A. S. Kimball Chief of Police
Dover, X. H T. G. Wilkinson Marshal

Dover, X. H Thomas VV. Wilkinson Chief of Police
Keene, X. H W. H. Philbrick Constable

Keene, X. H CarlSwanstrom Constable
Keene, X. H H. F. Buckminster Constable
Manchester, X. H M. J. Healy ..- Chief of Police

Milford, X. H John J. Montieth Chief of Police
Xashua, X. H Irving F. Goodwin Chief of Police

Xewmarket, X. H George M. Mathes Chief of Police
Portsmouth, X. H Michael Hurley Chief of Police

Rochester, X. H Wm. S. Davis Marshal
Somersworth, X. H ..Charles L. Estes Marshal
NEW MEXICO
Alainogordo, N. j\f C. H. Havnes Chief of Policf

Albuquerque, N. M J. R. Cakishn Chief of Police
Artesia, N. M Bob Cp.ra' -ay Chief of Police
Carlsbad, N. M W. C. Reid C^îef of Police

Clovis, N. M I). L. Moye Chief of Police
Deming, N. M. J. A. Kealy Chief of Police
Gallup, N. M J. P. Turner Clii"f of I'dhn.
Melrose, N. M M, R. Rolston Chief of Police
P.aton, N. M Chas. P. Taffe C^^-nf o^ PolVe
NORTH TAROLINA
.MV-ernvarle. N. C J. D. Love: ^h'-^" o^ -PolV.o

.^sheville, N. C W. D.Taylor ChVf of Pol"ro
Concord, N. C C. A. Robinson Ch^cf of Pol'co

Charlotte, N. C W. B. Orr .•
Chief of Porco
Iîrhain, N. C G. W. Proctor Chief of Police

iMlonton, N. C. J. H. Roberson Chief of Police
i'ayettcville, N. C J. T. Kelly Chief of Police
Graham, N. C B. R. Trolinger Chief of Police

Gastonia, N. C J. E. Orr Chief of Police
(;oldsboro, N. C E. J. Tew Chief of Police
Gieenwood, S. C." M. B. Chandler Chief of Police
Greenville, N. C Lester Jones Chief of Police
Hamlet, N. C J. S. Braswell Chief of Police'

Tênderson. N. C A. Penn
S. Chief of Police
High Point. N. C W. H. Welch Chief of Police
Kings Mountain, N. C S. Poston Chief of Police

Kingston, N. C B. F. Bursell Chief of Police
Lexington, N. C W. F. Thomason Chief of Police

r,aurinburg, N. C D. B. Brown Chief of Police
i.umberton, N. C D. M. Barker Chief of Police
(.MIIKKS Olv- I'OLICh. ; .
33;
^[<u)i<hrafl City, N. C E. S. Nelson Chief of Police
.\c w Bern, N. C C. Lupton Chief of Police

1 lyinouth, N. C A. F. Arnold Chief of Police
r.edsvilie, \. C C. W. Jackson...; Chief of Police

IJockv Mount, N, C O. P. Hedgepeth Chief of Police
Rakish, N. C A. E. Glenn Chief of Police
IJoclviiiKliain, N. C S. E. Covington Chief of Police
Slu'lbv, N. C B. O. Hamiick Chief of Police

State^villo, N.C T. R. Kerr. Chief of Police
Salisbury, N. C J. W. Kesler Chief of Police
S.mfoid, N. C John T. McKernan Chief of Police
'i loMiasville, N. C J. E. Tavlor Chief of Police

T: rlioro, .\. C Berry J. Leais Chief of Police
9 Wa.hiii.ttlon, X. C J. T. Gray Chief of ôKce

1\.in.'î.on-.Saleni, .\'. C J. A. Thomas Ch'ef of PoTce
\,'ih;iingtun, N. C. N. J. Williams Chief of Police
NORTH DAKATO
liisniark, N. D. C. J. Martinson Chief of Police
Crosby, N. D Orlando Henderson Chief of Police
Dickinson. N. 1) VV. L. Nichols Chief of Police

Devils l.ake. N. D P. G. Timboe Chief of Police
Kllcndale, N. D. Matt Heckelsmiller Chief of Police
i;n!.;o, N. D. Louis Dahlgren ; .Chief of Police
(irand Forks, N. D J. W. Lowe Chief of Police
High Point, N. D Orlando Henderson Chief of Police

Hebron, N. 1) Fred Klein Chief of Police
.lanu'stowii, N. D Lawrence Oberniiller Chief of Police
ICcnmai-e. N. D J. W. Kinser Chief of Police
i.a Moure. X. D J. H. Gallagher. Chief of Police

Lisbon, X. D Louis Halvorson Chief of Police
Langdon, N. D M. K. Peny Chief of Police
1. rrvmorc. N. D W. J. Davis Chief of Police
Lidui-rwood. X. I) F. L. Gofl' Chief of Police
;t34 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DlRBCTOliV
Mandan, N. D Charles Reynolds Chief of Police

;\fayville, N. D Carl Verke Chief of Police
Miiiot, N. 1). Georse McDonald Chief of Police
X(>\v IJockCord, N. D E. D. Reynolds Chief of Police
Ru.u))y, N. D O. M. Rohrer Chief of Police
Silver Creek, N. D Ernest L. Rix Chief of Police
Vallcv Citv. X. 1) E. H. Swanson Ch.ir'f of Police
NEW YORK
Chief of Police James W. Higg'ins, of Buffalo, N. Y., was elected presi-

dent of the New Y'ork State Police (Chiefs' Association at the recent conven-
tion held in Endicott. Other officers elected wei-e: Vice^ piesident, Daniel
Frutiger, Endicott; secretary-treasurer, James E. Hyatt, Albany, and sergeant-
at-arins, W. J. Bronnei', Mohawk. Ne\\- York City has been selected as the
l!»l!2 convention citv.
Albany, N. Y James E. Hyatt Chief of Police

Auburn, N. Y Wm. C. Bell cnief of Police
Amsterdam, N. Y Andrew J. Burns Chief of Police
Alexandria Bay, I;. Y Fred Bowker Chief of Police
Avon, N. Y' James McHugh Chief of Police
Balls'.on Spa, N. Y Jas. J. O'Brien Chief of Police

Binghamton, N. Y Cornelius P. Cronin Chief of Police
Beacon, N. Y Theodore Moi Ii Chief of Police
Buffalo, N. Y puioj.intj \,i ui[0|Chief of Police
Batavia, N. Y Edwin Crawford Chief of Police
Clyde, N. Y Henry E. Seigel..... Chief of Police

Cornith, N. Y Andro\,' McCullcv Chief of Police
Cortland, N. Y Wili'rcd Woodhcad Chief of Police
Canton, N. Y Boyd A. ,brid .(.> ....' .- Chief of Police
Canajoharie, N. Y ...Wm. H. Lungdon Chief of Police
Cedarhurst, N. Y Chai'les Hamner Chief of Police
Coi'ning, N. Y John E. Burke Chief of Police
Cohoes, N. Y Patrick Costclio Chief of Police
Canastoto, N. Y Frank C. Butler Chief of Police
Dausville, N. Y VV. P. Finn Chief of Police

Dolgeville, N. Y Andrew Murray Chief of Police
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y Linn H. Babcock Chief of Police
Dunkirk, N. Y J. W. Parsons C iiief of Police
CHIEFS OK POLICE 335
1 I'enville, N. Y Edward C. Morford Chief of Police

East Hampton, N. Y Elvin D. Weaver Chief of Police
Elmira, N. Y James Crabb Chief of Police
P^ndicott, N. Y D.iniel Frutiger Chief of Police
Fishkill, N. Y James Massey Chief of Police

Falconer, N. Y T. J. Kelly Chief of Police
J'ranklinville, N. Y John A. Beebe Chief of Police
Fredonia, N. Y Wm. E. Stoyle Chief of Police
Frankfort, N. Y Frank H. Perrv Chief of Police
Grandville, N. Y. T. W. Murrey Chief of Police

Gold Spring, N. Y Robert M. Fleming Chief of Police
Gowanda, N. Y H. J. Ritz Chief of Police
Glensfalls, N. Y F. G. Jenkins Chief of Police
Green Island, N. Y Orlando Elliot Chief of Police
Greenpoi-t, N. Y. Theodore B. Howard Chief of Police
Geneva, N. Y Daniel Kane Chief of Police
Gouverneur, N. Y Frank C. Carman Chief of Police
Gloversville, N. Y George R. Smith Chief of Police
Haverstraw, N. Y Michael Ford Chief of Police

Hamburg, N. Y. i red Weiss Chief of Police
Hempstead, N. Y Robert Vandewater Chief of Police
n(rk:n:tr, N. Y John T. Manion Chief of Police
Ha:i ilton, N. Y H. C. Williamson Chief of Police
Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.. William Cronell Chief of Police
Highland, X. Y Chis. Collins Constable
Highland, N. Y B. Eldred Constable
Highland, X. Y WaltcM- Roe Constable
Highland, X. Y Harry Elliot Constable
Hudson, X. Y 'ohn Cruise Jr. Chief of Police
Hornell, X. Y C. Bailey Chief of Police
Huntington, N. Y' Cliarles Wenzel Constable
Ithica. X. Y William Barshall Chief of Police
Jan:estowii, X. Y Fi'ank A. Johnson Chief of Police

Johnstown, X. Y' Peter Joyce Chief of Police
Kingston. X. Y J. Allan Wood —.. Chief of Police
Lancaster, X. Y' George Nichter Chief of Police

Liberty, X. Y' Harrv Svenson Chief of Police
La Safle, N. Y A. h. Grose Chief of Police
Larchmont, N. Y' Wm. M. Hynds Chief of Police
Lawrence, X. Y' Wm. Ryan Chief of Police
Lyons. N. Y' Ralph Strait Chief of Police
Little Falls, N. Y James J. Long Chief of Police
Lockport, X. Y Thomas F. Moran Chief of Police
Little Falls, N. Y' James J. Long Chief of Police
Lackawanna, N. Y' James G. Burke Chief of Police
Laroh7r;ont, X. Y Wm. M. Hynde Chief of Police
Massena, N. Y U. J. Demo Chief of Police

Mamai'oneck, N. Y James O'Neill Chief of Police
Mt. Morris, N. Y Wm. F. Seith Chief of Police
Mechanicville, N. Y William B. Davry Chief of Police
.Medina, N. Y J. S. Brainard.. .' Chief of Police
Mohawk. N. Y Walter Bronner : Chief of Police
Mount Vernon, N. Y Geo. G. Atwell Chief of Police
Middletown, N. Y ....John D. McCoach Chief of Police
Malone, N. Y George Badore Chief of Police
New York City, N. Y Richard E. Enright Com. of Police

New York City, N. Y Douglas I. McKay Special Dep. Commissionoj
New Y'ork City, N. Y. John Daley Chief Inspector
New York City, N. Y Thomas J. Tunney Inspector of Police
New Rochelle, N. Y ,... Frank Cody Chief of Police
Niagara Falls, N. Y John A. Cui'ry Sept. of Police
Miagara Falls, N. Y. Thos. H. Lyons Lieut, of Police
]";orwich, N. Y Alvin Strouse Chief of Police
Nyack, N. Y Michael Furev Chief of Police
Xorthport, N. Y Wm. E. Call Chief of Police
North Tonawanda, N. \'...John F. Ryan Chief of Police
Newburgh, N. Y Fred G. Brown Chief of Police
Niagara Falls, N. Y John A. Curry Chief of Police
Oneida, N. Y Henry Smith Chief of Police

Oswego, N. Y Thomas Mowatt Chêf of Police
Owego, N. Y Archie N. Searles Ch'ei' of Police
Olean, N. Y John C. Dempsey Chief of Police
Oneonta, N. Y Frank N. Horton Chief of Police
Ossining, N. Y Frank Minnerly Chief of Police
Pen y, N. Y F. C. Butler Chief of Police

I'hilmont, N. Y J. P.Lasher Chief of Police
Potsdam, N. Y W. D. Stone Chief of Police
riattsburg, N. Y Eli Senecal Chief of Police
Poughkeepsie, N. Y' Chas. J. McCabe Chief of Police
Port Chester, N. Y James Donovan Chief of Police
Peekskill, N. Y Henry J. Burke Chief of Police
Renneselar, N. Y Thomas Fahey Chief of Police

Rye, New York Wm. H. Balls Chief of Police
Rochester, N. Y' Joseph M. Quigley Chief of Police
Rochester, N. Y W. H. Whaley . Capt. of Detectives
Rome, N. Y AV. J. Keating Chief of Police
Schenectady, N. Y James W. Rynex Chief of Police

SprinTville! N. Y S. A. Mcintosh Chief of Police
Salan.anca, N. Y Walter J. Fellows Chief of Police
Syracuse, N. Y Martin L. Cadin Chief of Police
Saranac Lake, N. Y Matthew M. Jones Chief of Police
Schenectady, N. Y James W. Rynex Chief of Police
St. Johnsviilo, N. Y Clifford Hall Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICE
Suffern, N. Y 'ohn R, Hunter Chief of Police

Saugerties, N, Y A. W. Richter Chief of Police
Scarsdale, N. Y Stephen Smith Chief of Police
Sidney, N. Y B. M. Betts Chief of Police
Solvay, N. Y H. J. Hunt Chief of Police
Sclienectady, N. Y l.-niies VV. Rynes Chief of Police
Seneca Fa'ls, N. Y Lewis J. Avery Chief of Po'ire
Saratoga Sprin-'s, ;\'. Y Thoiîas Sullivan Chief of Pol'ce
Tonawanda, N. Y Arthur V. Elliott Chief of Police

')'uxedo Park, N. Y'. O. Bush Chief of Police
Tarrvtown. N. Y .l-s Chief of Police
'I^rov", N. Y. (ioerold Cluef of Police
['lanagan C'liief of Detectives
Utica, N. Y. r. I>. McCarthy Chief of Police
Watertown. N. Y, E. J. Sintrleton Chief of Police

Warwick. N. Y G. WilHa-i Clark Chief of Police
Whitehall, N. Y George Belleâde Chief of Police
Watei-ville, N. Y M. E. Corbett Chief of Police
Walden, N. Y. George M. Ronk Chief of Police
White Plain'--, N. Y John H. Harmon Chief of Police
iNTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DlREC'l'Olt Y
OHIO
OHIO POLICE ASSOCIATION.
Chief Frank Smith, of Clovelnnd, vas elected over E. G. Ki-aus?. Easl

Clevel.nnd Chief, as president of the Ohio Police Association at the closing-
session at Cedar Point, on the 18th.
Chief pounds, of Nile?, -^vas chosen vice president, and Chief Jackson, of
Cincinnati detective force. <êcond vice president. The new board of directors
consists of Chief Weingates, Sanduskv; Chief Trautman, Bucynis; Chief
Oillian. Warren; Chief Jackson. Cincinnati; Chief McCliire. SheU)y: C^hief
luiiTv, Youngstown. and Chief O'Brien, Springfield. They also comprise the
legislative committee.
The association voted to meet again al Cedar Point the third Tuesday in
July. Captain of Detectives Motowitz, Cleveland, was elected an honorary
member. .
President Smitli appointed Chief King-, Lorain; Chief Krauss, East Cleve-
land; Chief Barron, Cleveland Heights, as a committee to see that Chi'ef
Morrow, of Conneaut, is retired on the pension. He was a member of that
))o!ice force for twenty-five years.
Alliance, Ohio J. Benson

E. Dir. of Public Safety
Alliance, Ohio J.M. Elliott Chief of Police
î-'ron, Ohio John Durkin C>«ief of Police
Akron, Ohio fFarry Welch Chief of Detectives
Ashtabula, Ohio A. J. Kane Chief of Police
Arberst, Ohio Wm. Miller Chief of Police
Ashland, Ohio Myron N. Sprinkle Chief of Police
r.ellaire, Ohio A. S. Mahone Chief of Police

Byesville. Ohio Wni. Egnot Chief of Police
I>ucyrus, Ohio Philip Trautman Chief of Police
'"^f'l'efontaine.Ohio John F. Lamboi-n Chief of Police
I'arnesville, Ohio John Vandvne Chief of Police
r.inan. Oh'o Chas. Grim' Chief of Police
r.rllevue, Ohio W' >. M-iHison Chief of Police
(Cincinnati, Ohio VVm. Copelan Chief of Police

('incinnati, Ohio C. C. Baldwin In.spector of Police
•Cincinnati, Ohio Wni. H. Jackson Chief of Detectives
Ci(>v('lan<l, Oliio Frank W. Smith Chief of Police
('mton, Ohio "^Villiam I'. Cauchat Chief of Police
r.]v,]c, Ohio Alva Walde-i Chief of Police
Carey, Ohio '''a-. 'SI. Brov/n Chief of I'olico
('oiincault, Oliio B. E. Beardsley Chief of Police

<'oliimbus, Ohio HaiTy E. Fi'cnch Chief of Police
Danville, Ohio John Kelley Chief of Police

Delawaie, Ohio James Spaulding Chief of Police
Dennison, Ohio A. S. Maxwell Chief of Police
DelphoK. Ohio Louis Oelbeig Chief of Police
Dayton, Ohio J. N. Allaback Chief of Police
f;ast Youn^stown, Ohio . ..Kiank Cnnningham Chief of Police

Klyiia, Ohio K. J. Stankard Chief of Police
East Cleveland, Ohio E. G. Krauss Chief of Police
Fremont, Ohio Henrv Klopfer Chief of Police
Findlay, Ohio J. H. Crawford Chief of Police
Calion, Ohio C. D. Riblet Chief of Police

Calllpoiis, Ohio W. H. Belcher Chief of Police
Callipolis, Ohio W. H. Belcher Chief of Police
(Jjouster, Ohio Henry Williams Chief of Police
llicksvilio, Ohio I). M. D)ive Chief of Police
lionton, Ohio W. E. Massie Chief of Police
.lacKson, Ohio C. W. Jacobs Chief of Police
ICenton, Ohio L. A. Pugh Chief of Police

Kent, Ohio L'. G. Crites =.. ..Chief of Police
l.orain, Oliio Theo. Walker Chief of Police

l.cbanton, Ohio Ihos. D. P>aser Chief of Police
Ohio
kill a, O. J. Koush Chief of Police
Lakewood, Oliio Peter S. Christensen Chief of Police
Medina, Ohio Stowe White Chief of Police

Massillon, Ohio G. Dommer Chief of Police
: lar.etta, Ohio R. G. Putnam Chief of Police
Manslield, Ohio Herbert E. McClure Chief of Police
:.IiddUport, Ohio John R. Hawkins Chief of Police
.M amishurg, Ohio Janes Kinderdine Chief of Police
ilauivce, Ohio Charles iMason Chief of Police
ilillevfbury, Ohio John A. Stevens Chief of Police
M'ddletawn, Ohio Frank Byid Chief of Police

:^>w Philadelnhia, Ohio ..A. L. Esp'ch Chief of Police
"^âpoluon. Ohio Clark Teeple Chief of Police
Norwood, Ohio Andrew Hart Chief of Police
Xorwalk. Ohio I'. R. Remington Chief of Police
"•:iles, Ohio C. 1'. Rounds Chief of Police
Newcomerstown, Ohio J. F. Fisher Chief of Police
North Baltimoi e, Ohio M. F. Foster Chief of Police
Oxford, Ohio John Shoard Chief of Police

Ottawa, Ohio Henry Heringhaus Chief of Police
I
;40 INTERNATl. POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOKV
romeroy, Ohio . George Schaaf Chief of Police

Painesville, Ohio P. J.Appleton Chief of Police
Roseville, Ohio Charles Ov/rns Ci^cf o !'?:>](•

Heading-, Ohio Herman L. Dietrich Marshal
Havenna, Ohio ; J. C. Gooder!oa,'>-h Chief of Police
Sidney, Ohio William O'lêary Chief of Pol'c''

St. Bernard, Ohio Michael Cnnn?ighton Chief of Police
Spi-in.';field, Ohio R. E. O'Brien ..'.
Chief of Police
Sehring, Ohio Charles Baumgartnf'r Chief of Police
Ohio
Straitsville, J. W. Dennis Chief of Police
Sanduskv, Ohio C. A. Weingates Chief of Police
Shelby, Oh-o I. E. V. Tucker Chief of Police
Toledo, Ohio Henry J. Herbert Chief of Police

Troy, Ohio John Sharrits Chief of Pol'ce
Tippecanoe City, Ohio H. J. Fuffman Chief of Police
Urbana, Ohio John J. Powers Chief of Polic(>
Van Wert, Ohio W. E. Jackson Chief of Police
Willon^-hhv. Ohio James M. Maloney Chief of Pol'"ce

Wellston. Ohio A. D. Ward Chief of PoPco
Warr >n, Ohio B. J. Gillen Chief of PoVe •
Wapakoneta, Ohio Ja'-^ .C. Aûe Chief of Police

Woop.ter, Ohio Henrv T.einer Chief of Poh'cr^
War)en. Ohio B. J. Gill-n Chief of Pol-Vo
Wau con. Ohio Robert Sweeny Chief of Polic;-
Wad',\vorth, Ohio Thoivas Lucas Chief of Polic-'
Youngstown, Ohio Tames Watkins Chief of Polic<^
Zanesville, Ohio ôhn Arter Chief of Police
OKLAHOMA
Ada, Okla. J. P. Gotcher -.... Chinf of Police

Alva, Okla. ..!... Chas. L. Reid.., .....i- Chief of Police
Bartleysville, Okla L. V. Gaston Chief of Police

Clinton, Okla A. Davis
J. Chief of Police
Claremore, Okla John A. Thurman Chief of Police
Chicka.sha> Okla O. G. Linn Chief of Police
Durant, Okla Jim Keirsey , : Chief of Police
(:inri:KS of police ;ui
El Reno, Okla John W. Laird Chief of Police

Eik City, Okla B. H. Russell Chief of Police
Frederick, Okla T. S. Akin Chief of Police
Hartshorne, Okla J. R. Berrv Chief of Police

Hobart, Okla C. S. Olney Chief of Police
Hugo, Okla -M. S. Watson Chief of Police
Kingfisher, Okla. . . . B. K. Drewe ...Chief of Police
Mangum, Okla. R. B. Pitts Chiei oT : ol-ce

Muskogee, Okla. E. A. Maloney Chief of Police
McAlester, Okla. J. O. Peters..! : Chief of Police
Miami, Okla (leo. O. Gibson Chief of Police
Nowata, Okla. W. F. Davis Chief of Police'
Oklahoma City, Okla. . .C. T. Linville Chief of Pol'ce

Okmulgee, Okla Dick Farr Chief of Police
Pawhuska, Okla J. E. Cates Chief of Police

Perry, Okla Ed. G. Steinbeck Chief of Police
Stillwater, Okla J. R.Bourdette Chief of Police

Sapulpa, Okla Jack Wisdom Chief of Police
Tulsa, Okla John A. Gustafson Chief of Police
Vinita, Okla U. L. Baxley Chief of Police
Wilburton, Okla W. K. Edge Chief of Police

Wagoner, Okla. Clay Flowers Chief of Police
Weatheiford, Okla E. C. Daves Chief of Police
OREGON
All)any, Ore J. W. Hatcher Chief of Police

Ashlaiid, Ore J. W. Hatcher „ Chief of Police
Ashland, Ore ...Tom Roberts Asst. Chief of Police
Astoria, Ore E. L. Carlson Chief of Police
Baker, Ore W. E. Palmer Chief of Police
Coivallis, Oie , H. M. Robinson Chief of Police
Eugene, Ore :........C. B. Christensen Chief of Police
Grants Pass. Ore. .-.;.....:.. C. E. McLane Chief of Police

Hood River, Ore W. E. Hart Chief of Police

La Grande, Ore Roy Flexer Chief of Police
Bedford, Ore Geo. C. Timothy Chief of Police
XewberR, Ore C. C. Ferguson Chief of Police
Xoilh Hend, Ore. A. R. Smith Chief of Police
Orefton City, Ore J. L. Hadley Chief of Police
Portland, Ore L. V. Jenkins Cî'ef of PoVce
Pendleton, Ore W. R. Taylor Chivf of Police
Roseburg-, Ore D. R. Shambrook Chief of Pol'cc
Salem, Ore V. M. Mollitt C'-ef of PoKce
The Dalles, Ore I'rank Heater Chief of Pol'cc
PENNSYLVANIA
im':n\svlvania chiefs aieet.
At the annual irceting- of the Pennsylvania Chiefs' Association, Chief of

Police Fred W. Tepel. of Williamsj)ort, \vas re-elected pi-esident of the associa-
lion and will serve for another year. The other officers of the association were
lOtU'cted as follows: Vice-president, L. S. Ptcher, chief of police of Wilkes-
IJarre, and secretary-ti'easurer William B. Thomas, chief of police of Jenken-
town Two new members were elected to executive committee, while one mem-
.
ber was re-electd. The new monbei's are Robeil H. I^raun, chief of police of
Reading.. The retiring members aie: Edward T. Hallissev, chief of police of
Haverford towTiship, and Garcot P. Rouch, chief of police Rethlehem Steel
Comi)any, Bethlehem. C. N. P>ooth, chief of police Ivehigh Valley Coal Com-
jiany, Wilkes-B^'.rre. was re-elected a member of the executive committee.
Charles W. Rhoads, chief of police of Northumberland, was elected sergeant-
iit-arms, to succeed Harvev Wands, chief of ixdice of T\r(in<'.
Ardmore, Penn James I. Donaghy Chief of Police

Allentown, Penn Milton H. Bernhaid Chief of Police
Ashland, Penn Fred Smith ("!hief of Police
Avoca, Penn Patrick L. Farrell Chief of Police
Altoona, Penn J. N. Tillard Chief of Police
c:hiefs of police
Berwick, Penri A. M. Bason Chief of Police

Cutler, I'enn E. L. Shultz .- Clvcf of Police
Pe hlyhcm, Penn C. A. Davies ....Chief of Police
Bethlehem Steel Co., Penn. C. P. Roach Chief of Police
Boyertown, Penn Henry B. Gruber Chief of Police
Bradford, Penn J. H. Howe Chief of Police
Brownsville, Penn A. C. Patterson Chief of Police
Bedford, Penn Samuel F. Stiver Chief of Police
Bloomsburg-, Penn W. J. Brobst Chief of Police
l>iaddock, Penn l-'red Seims Chief of Police
Bristol, Penn Jas. E. Sackville Chief of Police
IJraver Falls, Penn Ed. O. Brovvn Chief of Police
Boswell, Penn J; C. Bentley ! Chief of Police
Canonsburg, Penn. Edward Corbett Chief of Police

C!arlisle, Penn. H. L. Bowman Chief of Police
Penn
(California, H. B. Lake Chief of Police
Penn
Connellsville, Thomas McDonald Chief of Police
Carbondale, Penn Harry Kagler .....Chief of Police
Coaldale, Penn. Jas. L. Gallagher Chief of Police
('ainegie,Penn Geo. E. Foster Chief of Police
Chester, Penn J.H. Davenport Chief of Police
('liftonHeights, Penn. John McCJowan Chief of Police
Columbia, Penn Harry F. Hartman Chief of Polic«
Curwensville, Penn Guy B. Clark Chief of Police
Claiiton, Penn. Fred Young Chief of Police
Clear Field, Penn P. A. Hitt Chief of Police
C<)iao))olis,Penn John T. Minchor Chief of Police
Chaniliersburg, Penn Harry S. Byers Chief of Police
Corry, Penn H. A. Frank Chief of Police
Connellsville, Penn 'Ihonias McDonald Chief of Police
l)<)r)anceton, Penn L. S. Peese Chief of Police
Fllswoi th, Penn John Docktor Chief of Police

K. SLi-oudsburg, Penn Howard Keyhart Chief of Police
I'h-ie, Penn Wm. F. Detzel Chief of Police
Export, Penn C. (i. Stevicks Chief of Police
I'^.u-'^ton, Penn Jacob Jacoby Chief of Police
Kllwood City, Penn C. J. CUirke Chief of Police
Erie. Penn. '..: Win. ]'. Detzel ...Chief of Police
I%mi)(n-iuni, Penn James Wiight Chief of Police
!!( Penn
e])()i't, A. H. Simons Chief of Police
I'oity Fort, Penn Frank Jones Chief of Police
Frackville, Penn Joseph Zeigler Chief of Police
Fredericksbuig, Penn. S. B. Perry... Chief of Police
Penn
Farrell, Carl ]\IcCartney Chief of Police
Fowanda, Penn Arthur P. Watson Chief of Police
Greenville, Pcnii W. B. Gano ...Chief of Police

Gii'aiilviilc. Penn John Purcell Chief of Police
344 INTEKNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
fivove City, Penn Charles Ray Chief of Police

Glaasport, Penn C. O. Nolder Chief of Police
Haverford, Penn J. H. Scanlin of Police Chief

Hawiey, Penn. E. J. Richardson of Police Chief
Homestead, Penn W. H. Davis of Police Chief
Huntingdon, Penn :. Orlando G. Garner of Police Chief
Ilar.olton, Penn Cu'ovgc W. Bronson of Police Chief
Hollidaysburg, Penn '
Bo— an of Police Chief
Penn
llarrisburg-, J. P. Trompson of Police Chief
Hastings, Penn ^?obert Hindn-arsh ..,.., .Chief of Police
Ingram, Penn . Joseph F. Bannon...—.-,— .Chief of Police
Ind'ana, Penn (I! r M. H.;r s Chief of Police
Jenkintown, Penn Wm. B. Thomas Chief of Police

Josephine, Penn Harry Mc(Jau-.h?y .., Chief of Police
.lohnstown, Penn C. K. Brhiey.: - .- Chief of Police
Johnsonburg, Penn. J. A. O'Donnell ., Chief of Police
Kickson City, Penn William Smcdlcy -:--.Ch'cf of Police

l\ennett Squai'c, P^mn: Wm. F. Leonard : Chief of Police
Kane, Penn V/i-. H Mdler Chief of Police
Kingston, Penn L. S. Reese Chief of Police
Luzerne, Penn Thomas Ford Chief of Police

Lititz, Penn Clarence Krcider Chief of Police
l>atrobe, Penn Joseph W. Stahl Chief of Police
Lansdale, Penn Chas. Kulp Chief of Police
Lancaster, Penn VVa'tcr G. Bushon-v Chief of Police
Lansford, Penn John N. CuUen Chief of Police
Manch Chuma, Fcnn George Brown .... Chief of Police

Miilersburg, Penn William J. Baker Chief of Police
iVioiuit Pleasant, Penn Robert R. Smith... Chief of Police
.Manheim, Penn Roy Hunchberger Chief of Police
.Mount Union, Penn Clnis. E. McConanghy C'liief of Police
Mount Carmel, Penn. Abe Morgan Chief of Police
Media, Penn. I'^red Cooper
T. ('liicf of Police
Minnersvillc,Penn Ldgar Lewis Chief of Police
Myersdale, Penn Ja cs .A.. Chambers Chief of Police
McKees] ort, Penn James T. Reddington Chief of Police
Munhall. Penn. Griffiths Williams Chief of Police
Northumberland, Penn Chas. W. Rhodes Chief of Police
Nazareth, Penn John P. Macey Chief of Police

Northampton, Penn Frank T. Thomas Chief of Police
Ne\'.- Ca-Lle. Penn T. E. Elder Chief of Police
Nanticoke, P^nn -Tohn H. Boyse Chief of Police
New Brighton "^.-nn Walter Moore (^hief of Police
Norristown, Pen , Charles L. A. Eiler Chief of Police
Natrona, Penn Arthur Welser Chief of Police
New Kensington, Penn Daniel J. Zeloyle Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICE 34;
'ÎdFoi-'2,o. Penn Cai'niel Splendered ri-îef of Police

Oakmont. Penn E. E. Plummer Chief of Police
ORontz. Penn Theo. H. Hallowell Chief of Police
Iîtton, Penn. Wm. J. Gill Chief of Police

Pottsville, Penn : James W. Hoepstine Chief of Police
Parsons, Ponn James Jackson Chief of Police
I'ittsbuig, Penn ^? J. Aleidice Chief of Police
I'eckville, Penn AVm. Tavlor Chief of Police
Philadelphia, Penn. Wm. B. Mills Supt. of Police
Phoenixville, Penn Walter W. Williams Chief of Police
()uakerto\vn, Penn Harry Rhodes Chief of Police
iioyersford, Penn TT.H. B?ideman Chief of Police

I'ochester, Penn John Curry Chief of Police
Ucnova, Penn James M. Kyler Chief of Police
Kankin, Penn. Thos. Cain Chief of Poh'ce
Reading, Penn. Harry H. Stroble Chief of Police
Scranton, Penn L. B. Day Chief of Police

Simpson, Penn Frederick Ledger Chief of Police
Sugar Notch, Penn Philip DuflPy Chief of Police
Susquehanna, Penn Watson Graves Chief of Police
Schuylkill Haven, Penn John Butz Chief of Po'ice
Shamokin, Penn ^Villiam Jackman Chief of Police
Strelton, Penn. Hiram P. Longnaker Chief of Police
Sunbury, Penn William J. Smith Chief of Police
Sharon, Penn S. H. Lansdowne Chief of Police
South Fork. Penn Chas. B. Sakkeld Chief of Police
Somerton, Penn Joseph W. Seibert Chief of Police
South Bro\\Tisville, Penn...E. R. Wonsetler Chief of Police
Slatington, Penn Jackson W. Ult Chief of Police
Scottdale, Penn Frank INIcCudden Chief of Police
Sharpsburg, Penn Lawrence J. Blasser Chief of Police
Towanda, Penn Arthur P. Watson Chief of Police

Tyione, Penn Hariv H. Wands Chief of Police
Turtle Creek, Penn Wm.'j. Whalen Chief of Police
Throop, Penn Fred C. Barreti Chief of Police
L'niontown. Penn John Eckert Chief of Police

Union City, Penn Frank P. Kennedy Chief of Police
Barre, Penn
Vv'ilkes Leon E. Pitcher Chief of Police
Wellsboro, Penn E. A. Wilcox Chief of Police
Wayne, Penn Edward J. Sweeney Chief of Police
Wilkinsburg, Penn Wallace R. Bishop Chief of Police
Williamsport, Penn Fred W. Tepel Chief of Police
Wiightsville, Penn Thos. Harris Chief of Police
Wilkes Barre, Penn Leon S. Pitcher Chief of Police
Windber, Penn S. W. McMullen Chief of Police
West Homestead, Penn. ..Nat J. Dean Chief of Police
346 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DlKECTOliV
Williamsport, Penn C. W. Bathhurst Inspr. of P. R. Police-

L. V. Coal Co C. N. Booth Chief of Police
West Chester, Penn. John E. Enrekin Chief of Police
West Chester, Penn William Mullen County Detective
Woodlan, Penn M. J. Kane Chief of Police
York, Penn John Buttorff Chief of Police

York, Penn C. S. White Chief of Detective?
Yatesbovo, Penn J. C. Rupp Chief of Police
RHODE ISLAND
Arctic, Rh. I Josaphat Hebert Chief of Police
Barrington, Rh. I Thos. E. Robbins Chief of Police
Central Falls, Rh. I James McCarthy Chief of Police

Cranston, Rh. I James E. Cuff Chief of Police
East Providence, Rh. L ...Everett W. Adams Chief of Police
Newport, Rh. I John S. Tobin Chief of Police
Olneyville Station, Rh. L.. James E. Cuff Chief of Police
Pawtucket, Rh. I Charles E. Hill Chief of Police

Portsmouth, Rh. I Walter F. Dyer Sergeant
Pi'ovidence, Rh. I Peter F. Gilmartin Supt. of Police
Tiverton, P.h. I George W. Potter Chief of Police
Warwick, Rh. I Ellis A. Cranston Chief of Police

Westerly, Rh. I Thomas E. Brown Chief of Police
Warren," Rh. I Robert Walsh Chief of Police
SOUTH CAROLLNA
Aiken, S. C E. B. Gunter Sr Chief of Police

Anderson, S. C W. A. Clamp Chief of Police
Bennetsville, S. C T. J. Cunningham Chief of Police

Beaufoit, S. C L. B. Simpson Chief of Police
Charleston, S. C James R. Cantwell Chief of Police

Clinton, S. C D. W. Mason Chief of Police

Colombia, S. C F. S. Strickland Chief of Police
Kasley, S. C W. C. Holcombe Chief of Police
Georgetown, S. C L. R. Ambroce Chief of Police
Hartsville, S. C J. K. Brand Chief of Police
Laurens, S. C J. T. Crewes Chief of Police

Clarion, S. C I.. B. Blackburn Chief of Police
Newberry, S. C E. L. Rodelspeiger Chief of Police
Orangeburg, S. C G. S. Kirkland Chief of Police
Sunimerville, S. C T. R. Waring Chief of Police

Spartanburg, S. C J. H. Hill..... Chief of Police
Suintcr, S. C T. M. Barwick Chief of Police
Union, S. C Jno. T. Mosely Chief of Police
SOUTH DAKOTA
Aberdeen, S. D Tohn Anderson Chief of Police

Bellefourche, S. D H. C. Hantz Chief of Police
Hrookings, S. D A. B. Chase Chief of Police
Camden, S. D A. G. Whitaker Chief of Police

Claik, S. D Archie Dunlop Chief of Police
Centerville, S. D Jas. A. Mitchell Chief of Police
Canton, S. D M. A. Johnson Chief of Police
Desmet, S. D H. W. Montross..... Chief of Police
KIk Point, S. D Claude Hinman Chief of Police
l'"Iandreau, S. D Geo. Schonock Chief of Police
Groton, D
S. John Frommel Chief of Police
Huron, S. D Tom Johnson Chief of Police

Howard, S. D James Sheely Chief of Police
:Mitchell, S. D E. E. Owens Chief of Police
Parkston, S. D Chas. H. Reuland Chief of Police
Redfield, S. D Phil Tyrrell Chief of Police

Rapid City, S. D W. P. Baken Chief of Police
:',48 iNTERNATI. POLICE & DETECTIVE lyiUECTOm'
Scotland, S. D George Eisenmann Chief of Police

Sisseton, S. D W. E. Bollenbeck Chief of Pol 'ce
Vermillion, S. D Henry A. Walz Chief of Police
Watertown, S. D 0. J. Opheim Chief of Police

Webster, S. D F. E. Long Chief of Police
Yankton, S. D W. J. Thomas Chief of Police
TEXAS
Albord, Texas S. Yale Mar-hal

Amavillo, Texas J. W. Keeton Chief of Police
Bryan, Texas W. S. Martin C'-'ief of Police

Brownsville, Texas Roy Weller Chief of ôlice
Brownwood, Texas J. M. Fox Chief of Police
Beeville, Texas Pat Pâdden Chief of Police
Belton, Texas D. R. Utley Chief of Police
Beaumont, Texas B. B. Johnson Chief of Police
Bio- Springs, Texas J. H. Fefiey Marshal
Brenham, Texas S. S. King Chief of Police
P.iady, Texas L. J. Wood Chief of Police
Corsicana, Texas Will S. Knight Chief of Police

Canyon, Texas J. B. Hensloy Maishjl
Corpus Chvisti, Texas D. S. Wright Chief of Police
Crockett, Texas : J. D. Sexton Chief of Police
Dallas, Texas Elmo Strait Chief of Police"

Dalhart, Texas Everett E. Batis Chief of Police
Del Rio, Texas J. H. King Chief of Police
Eagle Pass, Texas H. H. Robinson Chief of Police
El Paso, Texas Peyton J. Edwards Chief of Police
l'o]-l Worth, Texas Harry Hamilton Chief of Police
(ialveston, Texas W. J. Sedgwick Chief of Police

(liddings, Texas J. T. Robinson Constable
(ieorgetovvn, Texas C. J. Brady Marshal
Houston, Te.xas G. Murphy Chief of Police
Hillsboro, Texas J. D. Clifton Chief of Police
Longview, Texas Martin Hays Chief of Police
Marlin, Texas W. C. Brack Marshal

Mineral Wells, Texas W. B. Chandler Chief of Police
New Braunfels, Texas Ed. Mailer Chief of Police
Orange, Texas R. F. Cromley Chief of Police

CHIEFS OF POLICK 34 9
['aris,Texas E. F. Harrell Marshal

I'lainview,Texas Charles Wilson Chief of Police
Porth Arthur, Texas W. B. Word Chief of Police
Palestine, Texas Dave Reagan Chief of Police
Kockwood, Texas W. S. Edde Chief of Police
Scguin, Texas Henry Permeuter Marshal

Stamford, Texas A. G. Sanders Chief of Police
San Marcos, Tex S. H. Perkins Chief of Police
Smithville,Texas Hailey Ray : Chief of Police
Texas
So)ne}'ville, W. H. Lynch Chief of Police
San Antonio, Texas A. S. Mussey Chief of Police
San Angelo, Texas Geo. W. Cunningham Chief of Police
Sherman, Texas Frank Reece Chief of Police
Snyder, Texas O. P.Wolf Marshal
Tyler, Texas L J. Ray , Chief of Police
Teague, Texas J. R.Dailey Marshal
Temple, Texas Wiley Fisher Chief of Police
Victoria, Texas D. Holzheuser Mnrshnl
Wichita Falls, Texas Lee Huff Chief of Police
Waco, Texas Lee Jenkins Chief of Police
Weatherford, Texas B. R. Barker Chief of Police
Yoakum, Texas J. S. Schrimscher Chief of Police
TENNESSEE
Athens, Tonn S. O. Welch Chief of Police

Bristol, Tenn R. L. Morton Chief of Police
Coluinbia, Tenn Bailey Peyton Chief of Police
Cleveland, Tenn H. C. Simpson Chief of Police
(Jh.ittanooga, Tenn W. H. Hackett.._ Chief of Police
Ciialtanooga, Tenn. N. P. Bush Capt. of Detectives
Tenn
Clarksville, ^. F. Robinson Chief of Police
Dyersburg, Tenn J. G. Finney Chief of Police
Flizabeth, Tenn William L. Bowers Chief of Police
i-'ianklin, Tenn D. Farr Chief of Police

Gallatin, Tenn Bert Wallace ..Marshal
Hai riman, Tenn. W. W. Roberts Chief of Police
Jackson, Tenn W. A. Stegall Chief of Police
Knoxville, Tenn Ed. M. Haynes Chief of Police
Lenoir City, Tenn J. H. Nichols Chief of Police
Lewistov.n, Tenn H. D. Yeaman Chief of Police
La Follettee, Tenn J. F.Russell Chief of Police
Lynchburg, Tenn J. S. Bedford Chief of Police
;50 INTERNATL POIACK Ai I )I':Ti':( 'Tl \^ K I ) IK KCTOIO
Maryville, Tenn N. L. Brewer Chief of Police

Mur'freesboro, Tenn E. B. Hunt Chief of Police
Memphis, Tenn J. B. Burney Chief of Police
Memphis, Tenn W. T. Griffin Chief of Detectives
Martin, Tenn T. H. Carney Chief of Police
Newport, Tenn J. A. Melton Chief of Police

Nashville, Tenn J. W. Smith Chief of Police
Nashville, Tenn Robert Sidebottom Chief of Detectives
Paris, Tenn J. D. Phillips ...Chief of Police
Savannah, Tenn A. K. Guinn Chief of Police

Tenn
Shelbyville, P.. C. Osteen Chief of Police
Union City, Tenn T. P. Noah Chief of Police

Trenton, Tenn J. M. Alexander Chief of Police
IT AH
Biigham City, Utah W. N. Lee Chief of Police

Bingham Canyon, Utah Thompson
...W. F. Chief of Police
Eureka, Utah D. B. Cunin Chief of Police

Ephraim, Utah J. F. Anderson Marshal
Manti, Utah G. W. Sidwell Chief of Police

Mt. Pleasant, Utah Peter H. Madsen Chief of Police
Ofi'den, Utah Jonathan Jones Chief of Police

Ou'den, Utali Robert Burk Chief of Detectives
Payson, Utah J. A. Betts Chief of Police
Salt Lake Citv, Utah Jos. E.Burbidge Chief of Police

Spanish Fork, Utah Joseph G. McKell Chief of Police
VER.AIONT
Bavre, Voi-mont James W. Sullivan Chief of Police

Bennington, Vermont Patrick Brazell Chief of Police
Burlington, Vermont P. J. Russell Chief of Police

jNIontpelier, Vermont P. J. Connolly Chief of Police
Rutland, Vermont Bert S. Hyland Chief of Police
Sp)inRlield, Vermont E. R. Purdy Chief of Police

Saint Johnsbury, Vt John Furley Chief of Police
St. Albans, Vt ...Geo. P. Catlin Chief of Police
VVinooski, Vermont C. A. Barber Chief of Police

Whito River Jet.. \t I'atriok O'Keefe Chief of Police
VIRGINIA
Biadford, Va J. P. Marshall Chief of Police

Bri.stol, Va David L. Beaderlin Chief of Police
Clifton Forge, Va W. S. Cochran Ch'cf of Police

Charlottesville', Va. /. I.. Dainion Chief of Police
I']ast Radford, Xa C. M. Camper Chief of Police
I'ai-nivillo, Va E. D. Lipscomb Chief of Police

l-'redevicksbur,!.;-, \'a. S. B. Perry .Chief of Polici
Norfolk, Va T. J. Petty Chief of Detectives

Harrisonburg, \'a 1". L. Dovcl Chief of Police
Lynchburg-, Va J. M. Seay Chief of i»oiici>
Xortlifork, W. Va George Mays Chief of Police

Newport News, Va. C. M. Campbell Chief of Policj
Hampton, Va Eugene C. Caton Chief of Police
Norfolk, Va C. B. Borland Chief of Police
Pulaski, Va J. L Carper Chief of Police

Portsmouth, Va J. M. Broughton. Chief of Polic.>
Pocahontas, Va. Patrick H. O'Connor Chief of Police
Roanoke, Va W. J. Rignoy .Chief of Police

Richmond, Va C. A. Sherry Chief of Police
Suffolk, Va. A. J. Powell Chief of Police

Salem, Va W. A. West : Chief of Police
Williamstown, Va Fred Reisig Chief of Police

Wvtheville, \'a . .T. Movers
L. Chief of Police
WiiH-hoster. Va. M. A. Doian .....Chief of Police
:;52 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
WASHINGTON
Aberdeen, Wash George S. Dean Chief of Police

Aberdeen, Wash F. A. O'Brien Capt. of Police
Anacortes, Wash Clias. Fleiriinj>- Chief of Police
Hellingham, Wash Jock W. Yoes Chief of Police
iJelling-ham, Wash Geo. R. Ames Chief of Detectives
Centralia, Wash A. C. Hughes Chief of Police

i-;!ioiisburg-, VVa.-ii Alva Tucker Chief of Police
Kverett, Wash Chas. A. Turner Chief of Police

Ho(iuiam, Wash William A. Thompson Chief of Police
Kalama, Wash A. P. Cammaclc Marshal

Kelso, Wash Carl T. Riley Chief of Police
Puyallup, Wash W. L. Holstin Chief of Police
Spokane, \Vac>li \V. J. Weir Chief of Police

Seattle, Wash W. H. Searing Chief of Police
Seattle, Wash Louis M. Long Chief S. H. Police
Tacoma, Wash Hairy M. Smith Chief of Police
Wenalchee, W:. C. T. Peterson Chief of I'olice

Walla Walla, \,ash Chas. J. Springer Chief of Police
akima, VVa.^li.
'i u. G. Smith Chief of I'olice
WEST VIRGIN LV
Beckley, W. Va John Williaius Chief of Police
Charleston, W. V. Clyde H. Smith Chief of Detectives

('harleston, W. Vn. Win. Thomas Constable
Charleston, W. V. R. C. I.anh mi Special Officer
I"'airniont, W. \ a ..L. I). Snider Chief of Police
Huntington, \\'. \'a John Coon ('hief of Police
Monongah, W. \' ,. Sam Cornell Chief of Police

Maybeury, W. V:i R. D. Gibson Chief of Police
.AlcMeachen, W. \ a C. H. Logsdon Chief of Police
CHIEFS OF POLICE
Xewpoit News, W. Va C. M. Campbell Chief of Police

?{oundsvilIe, W. Va C. A. Moore Chief of Police
::e\v Martinsville, W. Va...N. S. Postlethwait Chief of Police
Parkersburg, W. Va W. A. Smith Chief of Police

Princeton, W. Va L. N. Lambert Chief of Police
Point Pleasant, W. Va Grover C. Hite Chief of Police
Salem, W. Va Lloyd Cottril Chief of Police
Wheeling, W. Va Fred Frazier Chief of Police

Weston, W. Va George L. Skinner Chief of Police
Wonifrede, W. Va W. H. Mason Chief of Police
Wellsburg, W. Va Geo. E. Porter Chief of Police
Williamson, W. Va J. T.Stevens Chief of Police
WISCONSIN
Newly elected oflicois of the Wisconsin Association of Chiefs of Police are:

Chief of' Police Richard H. McC'aity cf So. Kaukauna, Wis., president; O. K
^fnnn of Ocoiiomowoc, vice piosidcnt; Don ^McKay of Waukesha, secretary, and
Thomas Cadlev, sfriôant-at-arnis.
Ashland, Wis W. T. Blair Chief of Police

Antigo, Wis William E. Coblentz Chief of Police
Appleton, Wis Geo. T. Prim Chief of Police
leaver Dam,
I Wis George Groling Chief of Police
lâraboo. Wis S. A. Pelton Chief of Police
Perlin, Wis Adam Czinsky Chief of Police
Beloit, Wis Charles Qualman Chief of Police
Charlotte, Wis Frank Paine Chief of Police

Cudahy, Wis John C. i\Iedio\v. ...Chief of Pol-'ce
Cortage, Wis Thos. F. Curry Chief of Police
lelavan, Wis (i. H. Fleining Chief of Police
rdq-erton. Wis B. J. Springer. Chief of Police

Fau Claire, Wis Elmer R. Sundby Chief of Police
Fvansville, Wis. F. W. Gillman Chief of Police
Fvansville, Wash A. E. Blunt Capt. of Police
» I
r'lorence, Wis
ort Atkinson, Wis
Fn.iil
August
V. Bergsten
T. Hansen
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
354 INTEKNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOKV
Hartford, Wis C. V. Cook Chii.f of I'olc-
Jefferson, Wis Ed. J. Bienfaiu? Chitf of VoVcr

Janesville, Wis Chas. Newman Cliief cf l'olic(•
Kenosha, Wis. Thad Logan C -Mef of Pol 'oo

Kaukauna, Wis P.. H. McCarty C'êf o'" ro^co
'^-
Kenosha, Wi? -en O'Ha-c Chief oi Police
Lancaster, Wis John Peterson Chief of Police

La Crosse, Wis T. Webbor
B. Chief of Police
Lake Geneva, Wis.......... James H. C onin Cliicf of Police
Mineral Point, Wis G. W. Holmes Chief of Police

Milwaukee, Wis Tohn T. Janssen Chief of Police
Merrill, Wis Thomas Calder Chief of Police
Marinette. Wis Frank M. Dalton... Chief of Police
Monroe, Wis N. B. Mackey Chief of P( lice
Manitowoc. Wis Anton Trochlell . .C'lief of Police
Madison, Wis Thomas Shaughnessy Chief of Po'ice
Nenomonee,*^Vis Ceo. R. Cook Chief of Police

New London, Wis. Andrew Lueck Chief of Police
Neenah, Wis. Chas. Watts Chief of Poli.ê
National H6me, Wis Charles Haring Chief of Poli« e
Ocononomowoc, Wis Orville K. Mann Chief of Polic3

Oshkosh, Wis IL F. Dov.ling Chief of Polic-
Portage, Wis Thos. F. Curry Chief of Police

Prairie du Chien, Wis John Muller Chirf of Police
Port Washington, Wis A. G. Sievers Chief of Police
llacine. Wis H. C. Baker ...Chief of Police
Reedsburg. Wis. Mayor Any. S=efest Chief of Police
Richland Center, Wis Emmet J. Gault Chief of Police
Riceland, Wis Chas. H. Cieorge Chief of Police
Rhnelander, Wis Maurice Straub Chief of Police
llacine. Wis Chris Loursen Chief of Police
S OLighton, Wis Paul J. Hanson Chief of Police

Sheboygan, Wis Robert Flood Chief of Police
Superior, Wis Louis S. Osborn Chief "f Police
Siiawano. Wis Wm. A. McDonald Chief of Police
Sparta, Wis Geo. Manuel Chief of Police
Sturgeon Bay, Wis Thomas Halstead Chief of Police
Two Rivers, Wis Ferdinand Schroodcr Chief of Police
Viroqua, Wis Luther M. Roseland Chief of Police

Wausaii. Wis Thos. R. Malone .....Chief of Police

Waukesha, Wis Donald McKay Chief of Police
Wal-itown, Wis Charles Pieritz Chief of Police
A\a ijjaca, Wis Wm. Ware Chief of Police
Wh^t.'wa+er, Wis John Cuiran Chief of Police
Wi.-^consin Rapids, Wis R. S. Payne Chief of Police
Wtuipun, Wis Chas. Clover Chief of Police
West r.cnd, Wis Theodore Berend Chief of Police
Wausaiu Wi.s Thos. R. Malone Chief of Police
Wost Allis. Wis .Sain'l A. Minturn Chief of Police
WYOMING
P.uffalo. Wyo Frank Coffey Chief of Police
Ca.spoi-, Wyo J. E. Lynch Chief of Police

Dianiondville, Wyo P. G. Kirkwood Chief of Police
Keiiimercr, Wyo Alex Scott Marshal
Laramie, Wyo J. W. Sigman Marshal

Lander. Wyo Thos. J. Terell Marshal
Rawlins, Wyo W. J. Hayes Marshal
Superior, Wyo Joseph Henry Sharp Chief of Police

Sheridan, Wyo W. S. McPherrin Chief of Police
Thennopolis, Wyo J. Horsley Chief of Police

356 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOKY
UNITED STATES MARSHALS
ALASKA
Juneau, Alaska J. M. Turner
Nome, Alaska Emmet R. Jordan
Valdez, Alaska '.
Franklin R. Brcnnenian
Fairbanks, Alaska Lewis T. Erwin
DEPUTY U. S. MARSHALS— ALASKA
Juneau, Alaska William W. Casey, Jr.
Juneau, Alaska N. O. Hardy
Craigr, Alaska John K. Smith
Douglas, Ala?ka CieorR-e L. Johnson
Haines, Alaska John W. Comh^'
Ilyder, Alaska J. K. Green
lloonah, Alaska C. H. Passels
Skauway, Alaska Noah Howell
Petersburg, Alaska Fred E. Tanner
,«itka, Alaska Henry L. Bahrt

U. S. MARSHALS 357
Teriakf-e, Alaska John J. Egan
Wiangcll, Alaska 'I'homns Ihilgity
Juneau, Alaska Albeit E. Lucy
Nome, Alaska Adrain B. Miller
Candle, Alaska Roi)eit H. Hunter
Nome, Alaska Elnier Reed
Nome, Alaska Charles F. Sanford
Koituna Ledj!;e, Alaska .. Thomas W. Coady
''oinu'il, Alaska . J'jic Johnson
St. Michael, Alaska Jam<'s K. Proctor
Nome, Alaska '"alu'iinr A. Anpher
VaKlcz, Alaska ]«)l:n H. 1). House
Aiichoi-aye, Ahska Clarence W. JMossman
Deadiiorsc, \huka .. iacoh C. Heptinger
]\Iatamiska. Alaska \. !•". llo!Tmrin
Valdez, Alaska S. O. Casler
Valdoz. Alaska A. C. Dowling
l.ntour'h.', Alaska 11. M. Conrad
:<e\var(l, Alaska lJai])l! Uced
""hitinii. A];;ska W- J- Feaster
Cordova. Alaska Wili-am I., l-'ursman

Sc'ldovia, Alaska . (^ynis W. Han ington
McCarthy, Aiapkn H. C. Kavanauffh
Valdoz, Alaska Jc'in A. Roscen
Unya, Alaska Charles A. McCallum
Dillinj^h.'.m, Alaska W. F. Lows
Kodika, Alaska Kail Arinstn
Unlaska. Alnslca Paul !hu'kl('>'
I'airbanks, \laska . •To-oph H. MiTfi-
!'"aivbank?, Alaska . .M. O. Cai-lson
Fail-bank'-, Ala-^kj. . l''mil\' Towpscnd
l-'aii-banks, Al.-.^!ca .
.h^hn C. Wood
r'aii-ltrinks, Ala 'ra .

'ii'm J. i'>iic)<!('\'
I'ni chinks, Alaska. . I'd-.-r H. Popi.ol
Xi'oaiia. Alaska .laivf's H;i}it'ti
Flat, Alaska C.!\ (".. C<.Ma.<;hty
Rnhy City. Alaska. riu.r-as II. l.onu-
Taiiana, Alaska (". I.. \'a\vtor
Wis<>man, Alaska ... . )'!(l\vari! D. Hoppciislal
Nenana. Alaska Vvivi .Mc-.MkIUmi
Circle, Alaska Chr'stfM- T. spencer

I
U. S. MARSHALS 359
Tanana, Alaska William Brown
l!i(>()k.s, Alaska Martin F. Miiller
I'oit Yukon. Alaska Vacant
I'ia^k". Alaska John B. Powers
Hot Sprin}>s, Alaska J. L. Anders
Sl»i:( lAI. PEACE OFFICERS— ALASKA
i'anana, Alaska -. George E. Boulter
Llianmi, Alaska Joseph L. Brown
L\oashik, Alaska W. A. Wilson
Tatitlek, Alaska Chesley W. Cook
Tyonek, Alaska Charles M. Robinson
St. .Micliael, Alaska Walter E. Cochran
Motlakathla, Alaska Charles D. Johnes
Juneau, Alaska William G. Beatie
ALABAMA
Montgomery, Alabama :\IcDuffie Cain
Mobile. Alabama ('luiso})her C. Gewin

360 INTEHNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE niKECTOKV
ARIZONA
PIicxMiix, Ariizona Josoph P. Dillon
ARKANSAS
Little Rock, Arkansns .

'
AiTlrew Jaokso'ii Wall.*;
I'^)it Smith, Ai'kansas John H. Paikor
CALIFORNIA
San Francisco, Califoinia James B. Hololian
Lor Anjêles, ('aliloi'iiia Chavlos T. Walton
CANAL ZONE
Ancon, Canal Zoni' Migiiol Antonio Otei'O
COLORADO
Denver, Colorado Samuel J. Puri'is

U. S. MARSHALS 361
CONNECTICUT
Xcw H'lven, Connecticut William R. Palmer
DELAWARE
Wilmington, Dclawaro Mai tin !'. I'any
DISrUKT OF COLUMBIA
\Vri^hiri->ton, D. C Man i ice Splain
1 l>ORIDA
IViiâcola. Floi'ida . James B. Perkins
.Facksonville, Floiida ..^ . Nathan H. Boswell
CEORCLV
Atlanta. Georgia Claude Bond
:\Facoii, Georgia Joseph S. Davis
ILVWAIl
Monolulu, Hawaii Jerome J. Smiddy

:;62 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
IDAHO
I5oisf, Idaho T.olloy C. .loncv
IMINOIS
Chi<-a!.'o, Illinois .'oliii J. niadloy
Sprin-ifit'ld. Illinois Vincent Y. Dallmar
INDIANA
Danvilk'. Indi^'na ('(M)|tor Stout
Indianapolis, Indiana IMavk Stovcn
low A
Dubuque, Iowa - E. R. Mooro
Ottuniwa, Iowa Nicholas F. Reed
KANSAS
Topeka, Kansas Olho T. Wood
KENTUCKY
Covington, Kentucky Henry M. Cox
Louisville, Kentucky Edgar H. James

U. S. MARSHALS 36;
LOUISIANA
N'r ".v Ovioans, Louisiana Frank M. Miller
Slircveport, Louisi;ina John H. Kirkparick
MAINE
I'ditland. :Maine John S. P. H. Wilson
MARYLAND
T;;iHinM)ro. Maryland William W. Stockhain
>L\SSA('HrSETTS
I'.'i-ton. ^lasâcluist'tts . Patrick J. Duane
:\iiCHir,AN
Detroit, Michijian . .. -Henry Behrendt
(irand Rapids, Michigan Herman O'Connor
MINNESOTA
St. Paul, Minnesota Joseph A. Wessel

: ! 64 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOKY
MISSISSIPI
Oxford, Mississippi , ..Bruce Alexander
Jackson, Mississippi Floyd Loper
MISSOURI
f^t. Louis, MisKoiiri William A. Sheltnn
Kansas City, Missouri John E. r>ynch
AIONTANA
Helena, Montana Jos''pli L. Asbrid<>e
NEBRASKA
Omaha, Nebraska Jatno.s C. Dahlman
NKVAOA
Carson City, Nevada Thomas Pickett
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Concoid, New Hampshire William Murchie

i:. S MARSHALS :^,65
NEW JERSEY
rj'cnt'ni. New Jersey Albert Jlollschweiler
NEW MEXICO
'nint;-. I'"e. New .Mexico Andrew H. Hiulspetb
NEW YORK
New York City Thomas D. McCarthy
Ih-oolclyn, New York : James M. Power
Uochester, New Yoik John D. Lynn
NORTH CAROLINA
VVilniiiij'ton. Noi'th Carolina George H Bellamy
Aslu'villc. North Carolina Charles A. Wehb
NORTH DAKOTA
Farj.'.o, Noi'th Dakota Stephen J. Doyle
OHIO
Clcvelaiici. Ohio t^harles W. Lapp
Cincinnati, Ohio -
jMichael Devanney
OKLAHOMA
Muskogee, Oklahoma U. A. F:nIoe, Jr.
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma John Q. Newell
OREGON
I'orlland, Oregon Geoife F Alexande-
PENNSYLVANIA
I'liihuk'lphia, rennsylvania I'rank J. Noonan
i i(tsbiii-j.'.h, I\'iins\lvani:: Jolui 1''. Short
I'ouro Huo
S-u' Juan, I'orio i'jco William R. IJciinott
RliODK ISLVM)
Proviflrnre, Phode Island .''>l'n J. Pilchards
SOl'IH ( AIJOLINA
Charleston, Soull: Carolina... James L. Sims
Greenville, South Cn-olina C. J. L\'on

r. S. MARSHALS 3G'
SOITH DAKOTA
Souix I"alls, Soulli Dakota. William Mickey
TKNNESSEK
K'loxvillt, Teiinossee ,! . Parks \\ Orlfy
NasliviHc, Tennessee Kdwarcl Albright
UoMlihis. Tennessee Stanley H. Tr<^zevant
tp:xas
Dallas, Texas ! las. A. Ba.c.uett
Hdustoii, Texas Jacob A. Heriini^
TcNarkaiia, Texas Wilkeiis IJ. Hai-pcr
Austin. Texas John IT. llodgeis
ITAH
S:iil Lake City, Utah Aciuila Xebt'ker
VEUMON'I
Kutlaii'l. Vv'niont .. Aitluif P. rai-])e)ilei

;68 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE HI U ECTOR
VIH(;iMA
iiii-liii'Dnd, Viri^'inia John D. Sauntlcrs
]Mai'ti'>?ville, Virivinia T. (1. ijincli
WASHINGTON
SpKkaiif, Washinj^ton ^ Jaivc- K. .McCovei'ii
Tacoir.a, Washinj-'tun ^^ hn .M. l]ov!e
wr<:sT viR(;iNiA
Chai'l^'stoii, VVc-st \'i)yinia William O-hoiiie
WYo>n\(;
AIilv,a.nkfi>, Wiscoii'în . Samuel \\'. Ran(lo!))h
Madison, Wisconsin •".•!nl< O'Coiim-r
WISCONSIN
Che.\onnc', W\dming iJaîcl F. Hudson
This list of U. S. Marshals was the last obiainablt- i)rinte(l List and there
have been but few changes in the personnel.
SHERIFFS ;6fi
IM'KRXATIONAL SHERIFFS AND PEACE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS
Suniuel E. Allender, President St. Louis, Missouri

W. A. (Ironeweg, Vice-President Council Bluffs, Iowa
William A. Gerber, Secretaiy and Treasurer St. Paul, Minnesota
VICE-PRESIDENTS BY STATES
State and City Name
Alabama: Montgfomeiy John L. Scoggins
Arizona: Phoenix J. W. Montgomery

Ai'kansas: Marion W. L. Fish
California: Martinez R. R. Veale
Colorado: Denvei- F. M. Downer

Connecticut: New Haven T. L. Reilly
Delaware: Dover J. Evans Cook

I'lorida : Jacksonville W. H. Dowling
( loorftia : Columbus J. A. Beard
Idaho: Coeur d' Alene T. L. Quaries
Illinois: Dixon F. A. Schoenholz

Indiana: South Bend Louis B. Duck
Iowa: Marengo Ira J. Reed
Kansas: Fort Scott, Box 604 Jno. Parhani
Kentucky: Frankfort Bain Moore
i .ouisiana : Winnsboro.. J- S. Gilbert
Maine : Poi-tland. P. W. Wheeler

:;70 INTERNATL POLICE AL- DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Marylaiul: Annapolis T. S. Dove

Massachusetts: Boston John A. Kelihev
Michigan: Pt. Huron - Chief G. C. Cha nbers
Minnesota: New Ulm W. J. Julius
Mississippi: Jackson L. B. Williairs
Missouri: St. Louis, c/o M.P.R.R H. J. Hig^yin-,
Montana: iUitte • L-rry Duggan
Nebraska: Omaha ^^- L- Clark
Nevada: Reno J- ^- Hillbouse
Now Hamir'hire: Manchester J. T. O'Dowd

New Jersey: Trenton J. W. FleTiin:;'
New Mexico: Roswell J. C. Peck
New Yoik: Fonda Seeley Hodge

North Carolina: Monroe . C. Fo\vl(>r
North Dakota: Devil's Lake ...: Ed. ElUott
Ohio: Troy C. B. Hen-

Oklahoma: Tulsa . ....Foster N. Burn^
Oregon: Portland T. M. Hurlburt
I'ennsylvania: Têwistown M. A. Davi-^
Rhode Lsland: Providence . J. Andre ,vs
South Carolina: Darlington E. W. Reg'slev

South Dakota: Sisseton. H. H. Bakei-
Tennessee: Nashville. :.... Joe W. Wright
Texas: Ochiltree J. S. Talley
Utah: Salt Lake City .; John S. Corless

Virginia: Covington E. B. Butler
Washington: Seattle M. Starwicii

West Virginia: Sutton J. B. Hutchinson
Wisconsin: Green Bay N. M. Ryan
Wyoming: Douglas C. W. Messenger

SHERIFFS ;ni
CANADA
Albeita: CalR-ai y F. M. Graham
llritsli Coliiiiihi;! : Virlovia F. G. Richards
Nova Srotia: Pictou J. Simpson Han-is

Ontario: Toronto F. T. Davilk-
Quebec: Hull ...Chas. M. Wright

Saskatchewan: Saskatoon ....: L. G. Calder
Yukon Tcnitoiy: Dawson .
R. j. Filbcck
ENGLAND
Plymouth: l-'. Desborough Road. Craift- H. ['.lake
SHERIFFS
AlvAHAM A
Population 15(20 2.347,295.
State Capital — Montgomery.

Governor — Hon. Tlios. E. Kilby.
l/eutenant Governor — N. L. Miller.
Secretary of State— Wm. P. Coi)l).
State Auditor — H. Fitzhugh Lee.

State Treasurer — Bradley.
K. L.
Attorney General — Harwell Uavis.
Next Election — November 1922. 7th.
Term —
Sheriff's January.
4 years. l!>l!t to January. 192:
372 INTERNATl. POLICE & DETECTIVE IJIKECTOIIY
ALABAMA
t«»""«y County Seat SliorilV
Autauga Pi-altville Goo. P. Walls

Raldwin Bay Minette W. Ti. Stuart
I'.arbour Clayton John V. Las-tov
''''>*5 Centreville Iloniv Wood
'•'ount Oneonta ("has. S. Nations
''""'>f'< Union Spring's W I'. Pickett
Butler Greenville It. K. Murphv
Calhoun Anniston W. i: Parker
Chambers la Fayette .lohn W. Lane
Cherokee Centre .lof S. I )aiiiel
'^biiton Clanton .1. t. Con-
Choctaw Butler '). i:. ChiisliMilicr
<*'arke Grove Hili C. \:. <'ox
Clay Ashland .T.M: ITa-nHn
Cleburne Helfin M. F. Al^^Whort-r
Coffee Elba .1. L. Stewart
'^""leif Tuscunibia T. P. Miller
Conecuh Kver.^reen I:. G. Kendall
Coosa Porkford G.-o. P. Mr-nonaUl
Covington Andalusia H. P.. Gantt
<''ullman Cullman -T. W. l.a-nliert
Crenshaw Luverne P. -T. .Imi. s
Oallas Selma X. r.. Staniill
Hale Ozark W. !•: (!;i'i,l)!,>
OeKalb . Fort Payne .'I'. G. ll;nii-<

|f;imore Wetumpka .lolni II. Si icni^th
I'iscambia Bi-ewton K. .\. St i out;-
i''towah Gadsden Win. i 'hand 'or
I''ayette Fayette i:. A. Pmrows
!'''i-anklin Pî'ssellville ' hIIhi- Todil
<!eneva Geneva .1. .\. I m ivii-
Greene rOutaw i:. C. :Mii ,il itii
Hale Greensboro Win. .Mart in

Ifenry ^..Abbeville .1. X. Cmbitt
tlouslon Dothan Vlix. May
lackson Scottsboio .\Iarl< Thomas
(
',
lel'ferson Birmingham i.'hri.^. 1 la ri sli.dd

Lamar Vernon Kobcit. 1 1. .\ii(U i son.
•-:iii.U idah' Florence G. AW Mitdudl
Pawrcnc'c .Moulton I. T. .\la st nson
I -ee 0|)el ika W . .\ . I :< ii s
Limestone .\thens i:. I'. I'mx car
SHERIFFS :57:
Low inl<s I l;i\ iit'sville P. C. Herbert

Maioii Tuskesee W. r. Oaniel
Mndlsiiii Huntsville loiiii C. lôwe -..
Alar.'iii'.o Linden Jtobt. L. Loftin

.\.a: iuii Hamilton H. M. Coucli
Alarshall I .i.lcrsville 1. 1!. Jlyde
Afoljiir Mobile W IJ. Holirombe,

. Jr.
Mill,. (M- Monroeville '1'. W. liussetl
Aloiii ii.iiiiir.x- Montgomery lohii L. Soogin....
Alurâii ! Hecalur .). \. May
I'err.N .vlai ion (.!. Uicharcison
t'.
I'll U. IIS ("arrollton II. Scott J.
I I lie Troy S. M. I'eeves

i;aiiii(ii|iM Wedowee G. N. Cotield
Unîs.II Seale II. T. Kaglaud
.•-^lullix- Columbiana 1. A. .Jackson
.~^l. I
'.ail- \sb\ille (Jco. \V. Treece
•"îiniier Livingston l)avid D. Davis —
'I'ai:a(iej4a Talladega I. C Cornelt
Tallajioosa Dadeville -J. Kyle Young...
i I .s. a!oo.«:L , Tuscaloosa I*. B. Hughes
Walkii- Jasper Claude Guttory
\\ a.'- liiigton .^(.'hatani Wni. II.Long
W ill (i\ ("amden \V. .\. McLean
Wii.'îoii lioubU' Sprinn.s I. v\'. Kobinson
.\HK.\\S.\S
Poptilatioii lit 20 — 1.7 50.9 95.
State Capital — Little Rock.
Governor — Thos. ('. McRae.

Lieutenant Governor — President of Senate.
Secretary of State — Ira C. Cooper.

\
State Treasurer — J. Ferguson.
State Atiditor — Jas. Guv Tucker.

374 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTUKY
Attorney General — J. S. Utley.
Next Election — September 11th. I!l2:i.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January, Ht21 to January. 1923.
CoiiiitU-.<< (_'«nint.v Sir- Slierill'
Arkansas I>eWitt and Stuit,n;iri II. 10. Elliott -..:..
Ashley HamtauiH" - W. H. Chavis.

Baxter Mountain Home It. S. Hurst
IJenton - nentonvillo Sid Jackson

I'oone Harrison .1. S. .lolinson
Jiradloy \Vairen I >. G. Wilfong
Calhoun Hampton c. I. .Mjljott
("airoll - - B'r>ville& IOure'.;;i S|ii ,i; ;s. .1. i;. .lohnson
Cliic'ot Lake Village - 'a'nu.s Morritt
Chirlv \i-kdeli)liia tl. Tt. (Jolden
Clay r'isg'ott and Coi.iiiiL;-. I'o k Al(ililf.\-
("U-liniiio Heber Spring.s . .1. W. Duke

I'ltvcland Itison 1. 10. S:iiii>i
I'oluinl'ia Magnolia I'.. 10. Cretr

Ciiiiuay Morrlltoii .1. .\1. <;()r(7c)n
(
'rai.arhead - loiuslioi o W. W. r..\ rd
Crawford \:n\ liuien " >'. IiNiI.-îh;
Crittenden -.Marion Win. L. I'i.sli

^^
Cross Wsiiiio I;. A. .Martin
Dallas l<\)rdyce W . \l. Heiiloii
I)eslia \rkaiisas C\ty ..C. i;. Lacx'
l>rc\\ ._. Moiiticello .1. W. Whit.'
I'âulkufi- f'(tn\va.\' '
\ .M. Iliadx-
l"iaiiklin ()/.ark and CharU-.si oil - -- C llaiaian
l-'rllori Salem -. . I.. Ashley
Garland lint Sinings I ;. ' Smith •,
Grant Shnidan I. Slaughtfr

I !.
Greene I'aiagonld K. L. lOlmore

Hempstead AN'ashington It. I-. Keel
Hot Spring- .Malveiii I'. S. i;ia\-
Howard Xashville \U<\ Milwee -
Independence Iiat e.'^vil l< .\'. 1'. Ilairis

Izard AlellK.uini' W. 'I'. <'laiii
.Taek.'ôn ! Newiunt I. M. \\y

.IrtliiSdn I'iiir lIliilT <". M. Xieieil
Jolm.son Clarksvillo I >. I!. Hartlelt
Lafayette Lewisville I... I >. Ilo.gers
Lawrence . .I'owhatan & Walnut Itiilge .1. (
'. Hall
Lee .\laiianna \ it hur Cotter
Lincoln Star i'il.\ .1. i '.McClain
SHERIFFS 375
( oiiiity ( oil II I.> Si-.-|(
LitUe r»iv(-. Ashdown J. R. Pierce

Logan Paris and BooneviUe A. B. Hardwicke
l-oiioko Lonoke ti. \\. r>i!riiar.i
Madison Iluntsville SniiLii Pennington
Alarion YeUville A. G. Flippin
-Miller Texarkana A. J. Gurley
Mississippi Osceola and BIytheville D. H. BUikwood
Monroe Clarendon T. T. Maione
Montgomery Mount Ida O. M. Radford
Nevada Prescott L. C. Steele
Newton Jasper G. F. Carlton
Ouachita Camden Ed. Harper
Perry Perryville N. C. Harris :
Phillips Helena F. F. Kitchen

I'ike Muifieesboro T. W. Stewart
Poinnoit Ilariisburg' W. D. Shelton
Polk Mena I. A. Thornton
Poi)o Russellville W. T. Chambers....
Prairio Des Arc and DeValls Bin It. J. F. Sims _
Pulaski Little Rock W. K. Taylor
hiandolpli Pocahontas W. A. Jackson
Saliii. Benton J. J. Crow
S(ott Waldron Omei Bird

Soaii V Marshall C. .\. Watts
i^chjsstian Greenwood & Fort Smith. ...C. Tliompson
Sevi. ! ne Queen W. F. Thomas
Sharp Kvening Shade and Hardy.. I'. Hallibm ton
St. Fi a lie is Forrest City T. V. McDougal
Ston. Mountain View los. Storey
rriicM Kl Dorado l>"iiiii ("raig-
YiV. lUuen Clinton 1. L. Kidd
Wa.siiiriistoii Kayetteville H. K. Jackson

Wnit.' : ...Searcy T. C. Plant
WonirulT Augusta and Cotton PIant..R. K. L. Spreadlinf
Veil Danville and Dardanelle \. N. rjeor.:;^
.AKIZON.V
Population 1020 — .13:1.273.
State Capital — Phoenix.

376 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVP: DIRECTORY
Governor — Thos. E. Campbell.
Secretary of State — Ernest Tall.
State Treasurer— Raymond Earhardt.
State Auditor — Chas. Fairfield.
Attorney General -J. W. Gall)raith
Ne.xt Election — November 7th. l!»2:i.
Sheriff's Term '2 years, January. l!»L'l to .laiuiaiy. ID:
.\|)aelie St. Johns lolin !•;. Imager

"'oc'hise Tombstone I. !:. IIooil
Coconino FlaastafC W. .\. Campbell
<!ila Globe .I'ol Kiiisey
Craham Safford I. I >. Ska.yj^s
Croeiileo Clifton loliii 15. Bradbcriw
iMaricopa IMioenix . ..Idlm .Moiitgointi-.v
Moliave ICiiiginaii .'A'. I'. Malioiiey
Navajo ;lolbi-ook K. L. Xewinan
1 'inia Tuc'ôu 'en Oaniels
I'iiial l''loiviK-e nis 'Pluirinaii
.<:inta Ciuz .\'(iKa!es ileo. White .1.
\ ivaiiai I'lisiott Warren G. Davis

> i.iii;i ^ iiiii.i - .Jim Polhamus
C\rjF<)l{M.\
rcp'-iation 11)20 — :!.426.ri:!G.
Stal '
Cai''tal Sa"ramento.
Covfr or- William I). Stephens.
Lie il nant Govei'nor — C. C. VonnK-
Seci'tary of State — Frank C. Jordan.
State Treasurer — F. W Richardson.

SIIKIIIFFS 37'
— John Chambers.
State Controller S.
Attorney General — U. Webl). S.
Next Election — November 1922. 7th,
Term —
Sheriff's January, 1919
4 years, to January, 1923.
County t«)iiii(> Scat SIutiIV
A laineda Oakland Frank Barnet

Alpine Markleeville Chas. W. Barrett
.\maflor lackson Geo. W. Lucot
Ttutte Oroville J. .B Webber
<'alaveras -ân .Andreas .Tohn Cosgrove
<'olusa (Vjlii.sa C. D. Stanton
I'ontra Costa Vlaitine/. R. R. Veale
Ool Norte "lescpnt City John R. Breen
101 Dorado fîcorville - Chas. K. Hand
I'-resno i-'e.sno W. F. Jones
(ileiin - Willows Newt. I'owers
lliirnholdt i:iiifka Arthur .V. Ross
Imperial OiMitro
'' C. M. Applestill
Inyo 'jMli'inndence .....Krank Losan
Kein 'iMkcrsfu'ld P. B. Newell
Kinss ll.inlord W. .1. Hinie
1-ake .....I akeport B. F. Shaul
Lassen -\!sanville -T. S. Church
l.os Anselos Los .Vniêles W. I. Traeger
Madera Madera - - John H. Barnett
Marin ân Itafael T- J- Keating
Mariposa >'aiiposa A- B- Turner
Mendocino iTkiah R- R- Byrne.s
Merced Xferced T. A. Mack
Modo.' \ltura.s J. F. Roore
.Mono nridseport - A. E. Dolan
Monterey ^-alinas City -- W. J- Neshitt
N'apa .
N'ai)a Joseph R. Harris
.Nevada Vevada City John R. .Martin
Orange 'ânta .Vna C. E. Jackson
riacer Vuburn Elmer Gunn
T'lumas Quincy R- ^^- TJraden
Riverside Iliverside Frank R. Wilson
Sacramento Sacramento ICllis W. .lones
San Benito Ilollister _-..J. J. Croxon
San Bernardino San Bernardino ^V'. A. Shay
San IMejô San Diego - J- C. Byers
San P'rancisco San I'"'rancisco - Tlios. F. Finn
San .Toaquiji Stockton Wm. If. Riecks
San t.uis Obisim San I-uis Obispo Chas. .1. Tayk>r
San Mateo Bedvvood City - M. Slieehaii
Santa V.arbara Santa Barbara - James Ross
Santa Clara ^'.'ni .lose - Geo. AV. T.yle
378 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DlRECTOliY
."ânta Cvuz Santa Cruz Howard \'. Tiaftoii

Sliasta Redding- Jas. L. Kichanlsoii
Siet-ia Downieville .Uilius .Uiluison
Siskiyou Yreka A. S. Ca'kiiis
Solano Fairfield -T. •). McDonain
Sonoma Santa Rosa = .lolm AI. liovis
Stanislaus Modesto R. b. I>all:i'^
Sutter Ynba City B. R. Maiifoid
Teliama Tied BUiff M. O. Balla
'rriiiity Weaverville W. R. Bisclow
Till are Visalia Court Smith
Tuolumne Ronora William S\vo(Mn\v
X'cnlut a San nn(Miaventui a
\ olo Woodland T. ^^'. Monroe
\\i!.a Marysvillc (^lias. .T. MeCoy
COLORADO
Population 1920 939,376.
State Capital- -Denver.
Governor — Oliver H. Shoup.
Lieutenant Governor — Earl Cooley.
Secretary of State — C. S. Milliken.
State Treasurer — A. M. Strong.
State Auditor— H. E. Muliiix.
Attorney General — Keyes.

V. E.
Next Election — Noveml)er 1922. Ttli,
Term —
Sheriff's January. 1921
2 years, to January, 111:
<'»>""«.'» oiliiO
< .Sf.-it Slier ill'
;'-^"^s liriHlUon : K. a. <!.,rm!ev
A^lamosa ...John l?aumaster
v Vt?î^
.".'.,
'
.^,»^
Aicluileta
Of.,- .ittleton Robt. O. McNamara
....rag-osa Springs : _..Geo. A. Dutton
J^'.^?-
...Spring-field Chas. A. Roweth
I^^"L:" - L'-^s Animas ; Richard Thaxson
J^pulêr .Boulder R. L. Kuler
^ '''^"êe Ruina Vista ..: J. M. ilutchinson
SHERIFFS 37(1
< <niii«.v (oiiiit.v Scat Sheriff

Clieyeniie - Chi-\enne Wells ..-.Art. Brown
clear Crpek Geoig-etown Wm. J. Harvey
•'oiiejos ';;one:;os Senon Maestas
(oS3tilla .San Iûis J. C. Iôbato
(
"rowley Orel way Lewis Worker
I 'lister Silver Cliffs Mel H. Manning-
'ella Wilson
l>elta
I
I
lenver
)o!ore.s
— i'<siv er
iUc«i
n. B.
P'rank M.
Harry Barnes
Downer
Douglas 'anllt- rioik George Nickson
\::i'i e - 't<'^l Cliff R. D. Ackley
rihiil - Kiowa O. R. Brown
1:1 Paso - 'o'orado Springs - John H. Weir
|i'i-emont Canon City i..W. S. Fullierson
Garfield Spr'cgs
...'^Tlenwood ...H. C. .les-up
liilpin Central City TwUssell A. Bass
c.rand Mot Siiljihur Spi ing-s I*.L. West
Gunnison - <}iinnison Pat TIa iihm
Hinsdale liakc Cit.\- Ben F. Flunt
Huerfano Walseiibutg Harrv Capps.T.
lackson _\VaIden Henry Hay Riddle

lefferson c.oldon Gary C. Kerr
Iviowa lOads W. S. MeCracken
Kit Carson Tinrlington R. Lee Worley
r.ake Leadville Harry Schraeder
I«a Plata IMirango George A. Rowe
rârimer ''""ort Collins Frank Smith
Las Animas Ti-inidad John J. Marty
I incoln ...• Hugo T. If. Williains
Logan Sterling J. Frank Whittier
Mesa Grand Junction I'^rank Du Cray
Mineral (^r- '-de S. F. Pollock
Moffat Craig l'''ran(is l.i. Hain[)toii
Monte:?uma Corfez Frank A. Wheatland
Montrose Monti oso ly. F. Dorsey
Morgan Cort .Morgan Erne -V. Morse
iitcio râ Junta Chas. D. Steward
' Mirav Ouray Roy Laird
I'aik . I-'airpljiy D. W. Denny
Tliilliiis Holxoke I'^d. W. .lames
I'itkin \ppen Frank Bruin
Prowers fjamar John .V. Simpson
Pi'ehlo Pueblo Sam. E. Thomas
Rio P.lanco Meekler Samuel P. Wear
"i.o Grande Del Xorte Edw. S. -Abernatliy
Ttoutt 'Steamboat Springs ...Chas. W. Neiman
Saguache 'âgunche Ed. Paul
San Juan Sil\erton Alva Keaney
Sjiji Miguel Telluride \.V. Geo. G. Wagner
Sedgwick Jule."burg O. S. Huinbe}"stoiie
Summit ''nckenridge ...J. G. Detwiler
'I'eller Crl!>pleCreek Henry von Phiil
Wasliiiigton Greele\- ...J. Camden Metz
^Ve!d \kroii F'rank N. Hall
^'utna \\'ra\ W. H. Hitchcoclc
CO.X.NKCTKTT
Population 1920^1.380.585.
380 iNTEHNAT I. POLICE & DETECTIVE 1)1 UECT( )|; V
State Capital — Hartford.

Governor -E. J. Lake.
Ijieutenant Governor — C. A. Templet on.
Secretary of State — Donald Warner. T.
State Treasurer — H. G. Gilli)atrick
Attorney General — Frank Healy. G.
Ne.xt Election — Novemlêr 7th, 19:i2.
Sheriff'sTerm — June,
4 years, 191!t to 192'!.
<'«»iui<y f'«>uiil.> St'sit siKiirv
I larit'iMii Hartford (i(i.ri;i' I I. ( ;;ilil,
New Haven Waterberry 'riKnniis L. llvill.v

New London New London Sidnc.x .\. P.iown
Fairfield - Danbviry SiiiKcin l'i:isc
Windham I'utiiam Cliurlis A. Cids
Litchfield Litchfiihl Frank II. Tu ik in.nt oi,
Middlesex lluddam ...Bert G. TlioiiipRon
'I'olland .'. A'ciiioii I'^red O. Vinton
DKLAWARB
Population 1920 223.003.
State Capital -Dover.
Governor — William D. Denney.
Lieutenant Governor — D. Bush. J.
Secretary State — A. R. Benson.

of
State Treasurer — Geo. M. F"'isher.
State Auditor — Daniel Thompson.

SHERIFFS 381
Attorney General — Sylvester D. Townsend, Jr.
Next Election — November 4th, 1924.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January, 1920 to 1922.
County t'uunry Hîti Sheriff
New Castle _ vVinnlngton .loscph H. Gould —

Kent _ -. jover Cliarlea W. Graham ...
Sussex :. _(jeora6Ct>«a William L. Mcllvalne..
FLORIDA
Population l!ilM) -9(16, 2D6.
State Capital — Tallahassee.

Governor — Cary A. Hardee.
Secretary of State — H. C. Crawford.
State Treasurer— Lunig. J. C.
Attorney General — R. H. Buford.
Next Election — November 19 4th. 24.
Sheriff's Term- 4 years, January, 1921 to 1925.
< On II I y Ciiiiiit.t' Seat

Ala(')iu;i Guincsvillt- .-.. I'. (J. Ilamst-y
Bakor Alacclenny 1). V. Selph
I
Bay Panama City Cari S. Russ
Brailford Starke - W. .1. lOpperson
Brevard Titusville I>. W. Doolittle
Broward Fort Lauderdale \. ^V. Turner
Calhoun Blountstown C. t). Clark
Citrus Inverness ..— B. O. Bowden
Clay Green Cove Springs R.J. Weeks
^Columbia Lake City ...W. B. Douglass
)aclc Miami .'-
Louis .\. Allen
>eSotn \icadia - loeL. Hampton
nui\-al laeksonville W. H. I 'owl in,t;'
;;8 2 INTERN AT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
(oiiiity Cuiiii(> Sc.-it Slirrill
l*'scainl)ia TVnsacola \. Cai y KUis

Klas'loi- Bunnell 10. W. Johnston
I'-rankliii Apalachicola >. S. Hose
(iadsflen Quincy i!. Scott Greg-ory ....
Hamilton lasper \. F. Hancock

lleinandon Biooksville \V. E. Law
Hillslioronsli Tampa VVm. C. Spencer
Holmes Bonifay T. W. Johnson
.fackson Marianna .V. Lewis
J.
.leffeison Monticello ...G. (^. Allman
t.aFavettc vlayo W. 10. Muriay
Lake T: >aies '^ .V. Cassady
Lee '•\)'t Myers Frank B. Tippins
Leon Tallahas-see I. It. Jones
Levy Hionson E. Walker
Liberty Bristol 1'^. -\. Chestang-
.Madison Madison M. A. Parker
.Manatee Uradentown 1 eon (5. ^\'insat^•
Marion Oiala S. ('. M. Thomas
.Monroe Key West Roland CJurr.x-
.Vassaii l'"ernaiiilin:i J.M. Adams
Okaloosa "lestview J. M. Summerlin
< tkeechohi'c . ()kee'>lu)bce VVm. Collins
Oi'anso i)r!atido Frank Karel
< »se<'Ola 'v'ssimniee L. R. l''arnier
I'alm Reach \V(st Pat m '^m-' ...T. C. I'.ikei-
I'asco >ad(- f'ity B. 1). Sturkie
I'inellas "i-i-watc' . William S. !.,inds(\
Polk I'arlow John IjOgan
rnlnam I'a'alka P M. Hasan
Santa Ro:-:i iliDii . Henj'y Clay Mit<h.ll
Hiininolc ..Saiilord C. M. Hand
St. John's St. .VliK'is'i"' E. E. Boyce
St. Lncie I'-oit Pier... W. R. Monroe
Stiniter I'.ushnell ^ T ("oleinan
Suwannee r..ive Oak W. H. Lyle
Taylor reiry L Lipscumh
'•'.
\'oinsia '"errand Lc .Mmiis

Wakulla <
'raufoidsv iilr .\nnus Morrison
Walton M.FuiiiaK Sp-ini;-; Tlia.l Kell
W:isliinu:l<in \'.i nun G. W. .lulmson
(iVAnUilA
l'()l)iil;iti()n Ht-'O — 2.S!I4.(;,S:!.
State Captal — At. a .ta.
Governor — Thos. W. Hardwick.

Secretary of State — S. G. McLendou.
Stale 'i'reasurer — W. Speer. J.
.Attoi-.cy General — Geo. N. Napier.

SHERIFFS 383
Next Election —November 7th. 1921'.
Sheriffs' Term — 4 .years, January. 1921 to 1925.
< "tiiU.v ( oitiK.v Si-.-it SliorilV
ApI'l'iiJ^' i;u\ley L. D. Carter

Alkir.Ron I'carsoii K. D. Leggett
iin^-on Vlma J. w. Googe
''••''<''' Xowton' Toe L. Jones
i':iMuiri MilledKPvillo I. ('. Cooper
"••ii'^« Homer j. S. Whelchol
I';ir!<)\v Cai'tersvillf \V. 10. Pueket
>!;h-io\v •VindtT II. O. Camp
I'.-'ii Hill 'il/K«M-:ild K. II. Dormin.v
K.'iii.n Xas'Millo I. V. Xix
KiM. \ .....M;,:con .1. II. llicks. .Ir. ...
l!P<kI..y Cochran W. M. .Ton. .s
I'.iantlcy ITobokon W. H. Howaid

Hiooks Qiiilman C. K. Claiituii
Bryan Clyde .1. C. Bell
Bulloch -"latesboro. B. .Afallai-.l
Burke Waynesboro !'. W. lluist
Bntts Jackson W. I >. I'op'- —
Calli()U)i Morgan T. 1 1. I'luwdiii
Ciimden St. Mar.vs W. I >. .lohnsoii
Campbell Kaitb\irn <!. 10. .Jenkins ......
Candid- Mettei- II. Flynt

T.
Cairoll CarrolUon NV. A. Garrett
Catoosa lUnsgold Ji. -Af. Black
Charlton I'olkston W. H. Mizell
Chatham Pavannab M. AA'. I'i.von
Chattiihoocliee Cnsseta J- "• -McOlann .....
Chattooga Summerville I'rnnk Thomason

Cherokee Canton " M. Blaekwell .
Clarke Athen.s Walter 10. .Tackso

Clay Ft. Gaines ' •'• Uobbs^
("lavlon .Jonesboro ?-• l'-- Bea.gan
Clinch Hr niMville '' r:. Iêe
Cobb Marietta \\'- I'-- ^^wanson ...
Coffee J Doiiglas .'\"- -M- Tanner

Colriuitt Moultrie '''• "^'^ Bi-aid
CoPnnbia ...'. .-.. \ppling - ''• -\- Ci-awford —
Cook .\del ^\- ' I'aughtiey .
Cow. la ,.,-.. Xewnan •' l^- Brewster

crriwford - Ivnoxville '• '^- Giles
i'risi) Cordele '
'• •'• Xoble
Hade ^Trenton '- X. Holmes
Mriwson 1 l>a\vsonviIle -A. I.. Roper
I'.catui- Bainbridge !-^. W- Martin
DeKalb Hecatur ' \. McCiirdy
Dodge ; lOastman ' .^. -Muliis...-
384 INTEKNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Comity <'oiiii<> Sent Slifi-il)'
Dooly ^'ienna Cast- \'iiisoi

I )ou,2rl!«it.\- - Albany ( ). h\ Tarvei-
Iioiiyla.s Douj^lasville V S. Bag:sett
I';a!iy . Blakeley T. .T. Mowell. Sr
lOclio'.s Statenvillf W. W. Pouh i n:;i t)M
I'Mr'n'^ham Springfield ; \V. A. Jaudoii . .
p:ihorL KlbertO'i lack Haley

R manual Swaii s'kjio (Jt is Coleman ..-.
ICvaTis Claxtoii f^ss Li. DeL'iacli

Fannin Hlie IMl'jc ITcnry Stuart
l'';iyf'tto i»"'ayettfviile T. M. Kerlin
Floyd Home it. E. Wilso.i
I<'orsytli Ciininiin.L; Lee Holbroo' s
I'lanklin . Carnes- ill,' T. H. Moss
I'ûlton Atlanta J. I. I.o\vry
Ciljuoi- Elli.lay U. L. Milton

(I'ascoik Gibson F. J. Killobrcw
(Jlynn Hiui]sv.'"k U.S. I's'les --. .
(Gordon Cali-.oi i, .. 10. I.. .Afeddoi s

(iiady Caiio I >. 1 >. Peiki s
(Iicene -... Gri'oni .-'ur o 10. (". Mixon
Gwinnett Lawro-' <'\ i 'k- 10 S. Gavncr
Ilab(Msiian) Clfi ;kt s I'c .. ' <" <;anl :..
Mall T. Ga'nes i"c W. .\. Grow

Hancock Sparta J. \I. .la-^kson
Harralson ..- r.uclia-"" G. H. Kichaids
Ilanis I'anit .G. II. William^ ._
Ilait llartw '! !!. U. lirown
Heard FrankMii S. Y. Miller
Henry McDono '.i;li W. A. Ward
Houston Perry T. S. Gliapman
Irwin Irwin\ille W. 10. Tyler
Tackson ieCter.'-o ^ I?, fl. Collier
.rasper .Montif <)'n \V. K. Parsons
Jeff Davis Hazelburst D. L. Evai(S
•Icfferson Ijouisyille T). C. Thomas
.Fenkins Millen E. A. Marbacb
Johnson WrishtsiTc L. Flavls
.Fones Gra.v . . J. C. Roberts
Lamar Barnesviii '<. T. Elliott
F.anior Milltow:^ 10. Tucker
Laurens - Dublin . . .
'- F- Watson
Lee F-eesbu''; .
''. C Coxwell
Liberty 1 iiiesvi'c
1 J. D. Stafford
Lincoln l.iucolii' mi .
\\'. S. Harrison
Liong F.udow i .. . W. R. Wilkinson
rôwndes Vab'o-l' ... •. E. crornto
I.jumpkin l>ii liloin'ra J. M. Davis
Macon OsU.t Ium' . . J. O. L. Jolly
Madison Daniels ille W. H. Hall
Marion Puena \'is;i .W. I'". Miers
Mcl>uffie Tliomsoii A. 1>. AJkins
Mclntosli Darien A. S. I'oppell
-Meriwether Greenvill<> J. B. Jarrell
Mil'er Colquitt 15. E. Houston
Milton \lpharetta A. W. Smith
Mitchell Camilla C. 1). (Mow
Monroe Forsyth U. C. Bittick
Montgomery Mt. Vernon E. E. Burch
.Morg-an Madison C S. Baldwin
Murraj Siuiiiffplace B. H. Wilbanks
SIIKIIIFPS 38 5
County Coiiiily ^r.-it SluTillf
Insos'tf ; olumbus J. A. Beard

Nfwloii ovingrton B. L. Johnson
>coiii(' Watkinsville - C. T. Maxey
ogrlethorpe Lexington T. E. Watkins
I'aiililins' Dallas J. B. Graham
I'ickeiis asper D. P. I'oole
I'itrct' Hlackshear J. W. Robinson...
rike /ebulon W. M. Marsh
I'olk Cedartown T. P. Lyon
Pulaski . ITawkinsville P. K. Ridley
Putnam Katonton A. J. Walton
Quitman Brooks L. M. Maddox
Babun Clayton L. F. Rickman
Randolph Cuthb.rt AV. E. Taylor
Richmond Augusta .J. T. Plunkett
Bockdale rony.rs L. I. Cowan
Schley Ellaville R. E. Battle
Screven Sylvania -J. -T. Griffin
Seminole Oonalsonville J. M. Richardson..
S| aii'.ing Griffin W. T. Freeman
Stephens Toccoa W. A. Stowe
Stewart Lumpkin W. K. Johnston ....
Sumter Vmericus Lucius Harvey .-
Talbot Talbotton ?J. W. Watkins

Taliaferro awfordville
f "i W. J. Sturdivant.
Tattnall lU'idsville - J. A. Kennedy
Taylor ^. I'.iuli'r J. R. Beeland
Telfair AfcRae J. O. Williams
Terrell Dawson - E. T. Woods
Thomas Thoma.sville Gordon E. Davis.
Tift Tift on - J. M. Shaw
Toombs Lyons C. W. Culpepper...
Towns Iliauassee - J. E. Barnard
Tieutlen Soperton - .M. B. Ware —
Troup LaGransc - - J. F. Carley...-
Turner \shburn - O. B. Jar man
Twigss .leffersonville ..— — E. J. Griffin
Union P.lairsville -—A. C. Collins
I'pson Thomaston - J. S. Howell
Walker ..La Fayette - -- A. G. Catron
Walton .Monioo -T. M- Riley
Ware Waycioss - H. J. Sweat
Warren Warrenton - G. T. Hogan
\âshin^ton . -and-isville P- A. English
Wayne .lesup - L. W. Rogers
Webster i'reslon - C. M. Christian ...
Wheeler Alamo A. F. Cox

White '.
Cleveland - - AV. A. Jackson

Whitfield - ....Dalton T. X. Peeples
Wilcox \bbeville <>• ^'•- Smith
Wilkes Washington G. M. Walton
Wilkinson frwinton L. P. Player
W-crth Sylvester 1- N- Sumner
186 INTEHNATJ^ POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
HAWAII
Honolulu
Honolulu, T. H W. P. Jarrett Hij-h SheriH
Honolulu, T. H P. Gleascn Deputy High ShcrifT
IDAHO
State Capital — Boise City.
Governor — D. W. Davis.
Lieutenant Governor — C. C. Moore.
Secretary of State — Rol)ert O. Jones.
State Treasurer— Jno. W. Eagleson.

State Auditor — Edward G. Gallet.
Attorney General — Roy Black. L.
Next Election — November

**
1922. Ttli.
Sheriff'sTerm — years, January. 1921

4 to 1925.
Coiiiity foiml.v Si'jit Slu-rilt'
Ada Uoise - J. 1 >. Agnew

Adams Council V. V. Zink
Uannock Pocatello Geo. E. Mataey
Bear Lake Paris : \i thnr P.iid.sre --
H.-iiewah St. Mnvics P. C. Wolfe
I'.iiisluun I ;i;til< I or t ..\. II. Simmons
I'Uuiie llailcy \. flciionts
I oise lilalioC\ty J;al|ph I'îslu'i-
I'oDnor SaiMlpoint '.
W. K
irkjiat lii 1< ..
r.oonevill.' Idalin Falls R. S. 0\oy

r<>undar.\ Bonners Ferry O. H. Campbell ..
i;utte M lo VV. S. WiiKhton-

lamas Fairfield Sis Moriell
(•in.\oii Caldwell R. AV. Kinney
IaiUKHi Hoda Springs P. -\. McConlvie....
Cassia Rurley R. H. Smith
C'ark Dubois Harry Rayner ....
ilearvvaler Orotino P. R. Shea

(usler Challis F. W. Cummins ..
l-;inior.' Mountain llonir .A. .\. .'^t.-\rii.'< . .

SHERIFFS .^s
l'> i!\klin Preston A. O. Beckstead

iVomont St. Anthony O. Kparkman
Cem Knimett L. M. Noland
rioodino: flooding: r>aln Tady
Idaho (Jianseville ....J. G. Rimers
.Toft'orson llipby Geo. T. Lufkin
.Tpiome Jerome .'....K. I!. White
Kootenai Coeiir d'Alone T. Jj. Quarles -
I.afah Moscow John L. Woody ....
r,emhi Salmon T. J. Stroud

Levels Nezperce W. T. Smith
Tîncoln Shoshone ;.. Clarence Wheeler
MndiFson ...Rexburff H". A. Munns
Tilinidoka Rnjiert E. T. Hollenbeck ..
Xez Peree Lewiston Geo. W. Welker....

Oneida Ma lad .T. J. Evans
Owyhee Silver City L. R. Pearman
Payette Payette J. T. .Teffries
T'ower -American Falls Geo. FT.Hanson
Shoshone Wallace Jesse Freeman
Teton Pris-H:s ~
S. Tl. Fairbank,'^
Twin Falls Twin Falls E. R. Sherman
Valley .'.
Cascade F. T.. Dig-.srs
W.ishing'ton Welsoi- ... IF. F. îcKee
IliLIXOIS
Population lfl20 6,485,098.
State Capital — Springfield.

Governor — Len Small.
Lieutenant (governor- -P^red E. Sterling.
Secretary of State — Louis L. Emnierson.
State Treasurer — Edward E. Miller.
State Auditor — Endrew Russell.

Attorney General — Edward Brundage.
J.
;!88 INTKRNAT L POLICE & DKTECTIVE DIllEtn'OK ^
Xpxt Election — November 4tli, 19:^4.
Sheriff's Term — 4 years, January, 1919 to 19:
<'*>iii><y County Scat Sluiil?

Adiinis (juincy E. J. Simmons
Alexander _Cairo Jesse K. Miller
liond ^CJreeiiville John \V. Wilson
ISoone ^('.elvidere JCduiird J. Haucli
HJrown Alt. Slerliiijj C. Cory
\V.
fSnreau rrincetoii Len Spaulding
c:alhoun ^1 lai din P. A. Gotway
^'nrroll Mt. Carroll Henry S. Wise
< ass ginia
_\'ii , George W. Farrar
Champaign -L'rbana George W. Davis
Chtislian Taylorville 1 L. Dunbar
>.
< "lai k Mai shall VV. A. Byram

Glay ,bouisville .11. N. .McElyea
Clinton Carlyle John Knies
Coles Charleston Vincent Aye
Cook Chicago Charles W. Peters
Crawford llobinson H. E. Parker
Cumberland Toledo Klias Jobe
DoKalb Sycamore Uilliam Henry Decker.
1 Witt
'e Clinton J. W. Pearsons
Douglas Tuscola l" !;. I'arker
DiiPage Wheaton Geoigc F. Leineke
lOdgar Paris Oda M. Sizeniore
lOdwards Albion .Clyde Roosevelt
lOlTingham Fffingham ... . Jaines D. Marshall
I''ayette Vandalia L. J. Browning
l''ord Pa.xton A. T. Carlson
Franklin Hen to i: Robert S. Watkins
I'-ulton T-euiston Gu\ P. Williams
Gallatin Shawneetown A. Barnett
Gi-eene ....Carrol Iton W. A. Holmes
<;ruiidy 'Torris James Mack
Hamilton McLeansboro ...W. J. Campbell
Hancock Carthage J. Xorman Bennett
Hardin Elizabethtown D. N. Cox
Henderson Oiiuawka Pobeit T. McDill
I ienry ..Caml>ridge .'.
Samuel Wilson
I rofiuois Watseka George P. Heikes
lai-kson \Tuil)hysboro J as. W. Gibson
Insper
• .Vewton James A. Eaton
Jefferson Mt. Vernon Grant Holcomb
Jersey Jeiseyville James Catt
Jo Daviess Galena W'. J. Shipton
.lolmson Vienna John L. Veach
Kane Geneva Claude Poole
Kankakee Kankakee Win. J. Riley
Kendall Yorkville Martin N. Hextell
Knox Galesburg James T. Wheeler
Dake Waukegan Elmer J. Green
I-aSalle Ottawa C. S. Ayros
Lawrence ..Ijawrenceville Wm. H. Stivers
I,ee Dixon Frank C. Sclioenholz
TJvingston Pontiac ..P. T. fJoi-man.
Logan Lincoln A. G. Alberts
Macon Decatur Mont E. Peni»\.ll
Macoupin Carlinville William E. Morris
SHERIFFS 389
•'"'' l\v:i;dsvillo
''l:i'l
Geo. E. Little
^1^" '"•' "ultin Lucian Beasley
^':i>sî;i!' Laroii William f?. Riddell
\l;isoii lavaiia Geo. W. White
\l:'J^''<ac Vfetropolis «iscar Miller
" I l>o!ioiish Uironib E. L. Sapp
'> •ni> Wooiistock .-Roy .T. Stewart —
' 'an '
'.looinington - Ralith Spafford
•^'•••1 '<! 'ftersbuif? Harry Granstaff
^'< i''ei- - \edo John P. Flemin.i^-
'l'>i'ioe Waterloo — Ernst W. Loehr
Moiitgoiiniy Hboro lO. T. Marshall
.\loigan lafksonville \V. H. Wêatherford.....
Moultrie -lullivan Charles Lansden
I'fîo iicRon ; George D. Banning
i'eoria "ooria Iêwis M. Hines
reriy ' ( 1< ne\ ville Thos. II. Thimmig
I'iatt 'onticello i:. li. Gale
I'ike "ittslield John H. Davis
roi>e .. olronda .-
11. G. MoCormick
I'lila.ski lonnd Tity Itnon A. Bankson
Putnam 'cnnepin Chauncx' D. Maulfair.
i;andGl))h "'ester .1. If. MeGuire
If iililand '
)!iiey h'rank Crai.g
Ilcck Island "ock Is'and lohn G. Miller
S'aline '
'atr isimrg lolm I), (ûmmins
San.ga-non priimlield Henry H. Mester
Scliuyler 'tusliville I'M ward Lash brooks .
Scott Winchester [•'ritz L. Haskell

Shelby Shelby ville AVilliam T. Biggs
Stark Toulon Grant G. Kilgore...
St. t^lair Belleville Rdward P. Petri
Stei)henson Freeport John G. Hayes
Ta'ewell Pekin \. S. Whit more
I'nion
\'ermi!lion
.-..lonesboro
Danville
.lolm J. Tygett
("has. N. Knox
— ,
WabasI) Mt. Carmel J. Rigg

S.
Warren Monmoutli A. M. Hicks
Washin.gton Nashville Henry Klosterhoff
Wavne Fairfield G. H. Anderson
White Carmi Charles D. Gibbs
Whiteside Morrison P. A. Whitney
Will Toliet James R. Newkirk
Williamson Marion Melvin Thaxton
Winnebago Rockford Harry H. Baldwin
Woodfonl i:ureka : George W. Tegard
INDIANA
Population 19 20 — 2.9 30,5 4 4.
State Capital — Indianapolis.

:^90 iNTERXATL T'OLICE K- 1)I':TP:('TI VJ-: D'HKCTORV
Governor —Warren T. McCray.
Lieutenant Governor — E. F. Branch.
SeciHtary of State — Ed. Johnson.
State Ti-easurer — Ora J. Davies.
State Auditor — William G. Oliver.
Next Election for Governor — Noveni1)er 4th, 1924.
Election for other State Ofhc.'als — Novenilter 7th, 192.
S'.:ei- ff's Term — 2 years, J;inuaiy, 1921 to January, 192:
\'<>iiii1.\ ('<>iiiil> Sciil Sli«'rill°
.\.l;i ins I >i-cat v.v SepLus Mficlii

.Mien '.
I'^t. Wayiu' . ....All)rrt A. AM.oit

liarlliolomew (,'oluinlius )ohii W. I'hillip.s
lK'iil(jn Kowler lolin H. I.,euiianl
I'.lacklord Hartford Cit.v \. Sutton
10.
'.done
I - Lebannon Joe V. Cain
i!;()\vn N'ashyillc Clint Moore
<
aiioll I >el]i]ii .Willis F. Munimeit
Ca.ss l.<)siansi)ort - Grant
Cliai'les A.
Clark lel't'ersonville Harry Hugan
.Clav :....- I'lazil William Wallace
Clinton '•''i a ''kfort M. 11. Allen
Crawford En.^li.sli S. Cunnin.si'hani
Daviess Washington Hu.yh C. Faith
Iâwrenceburg G. Schuiui;'
V)earborn
Decatur
DeKalb
....Greensiuir.^
Auburn
— .Iiiliiis
Harr>' W.
T. L. lloodelniier
Rradeii
Delaware MuTiice ... T. Hialt

|)ul)ois Jasper .... K(>l)ert NordholT
JOlkhart Goslien \rthur W. Fonda
Favette onnei sville lanies 10. Steele
Floyd -Vi w Albany Edward H. Ma.ver
I'ouiitain Co\injAton Ambrose 15a nta
Fianklin 'lokville
"
William Van Cauip
Fulton . I'.dchtster Samuel A. Arter
Gibson . I'rineeton D. J. Flowers
Grant \lai ion AH)ert l'"owler
Greene Hloomti.^ld Isaac M. Wines
Jlaniilton .Xolielsville - l''rank .\. Sherritk
ll;incOCk Greenlield t'laiuir XeW
SHERIFFS 391
li;nris(in Coiydon Isaac K. Orwick

Hfi (Iricks Danville Charels T. Clark
IUmuv New Castle Ralph W. Yost
I lo^\ ard Kokomo Oia Butler
lluiilinslon Huntington '- •
Wni. K .Payne
.Tae!<son - Brownstone j Otis Hays
•'asi>er Rensselear -jkines W. Badders
.l.lTorson Madison _ G. Dihammer
.lenning-s Vernon Albert Wilds
•lolinson Frankhn Strotliei' Yandiviev
Knox Vincannes .•
Harrv C. Adams
Kosciusko Warsaw diaries B. Moon
l.aGrande Tjadrande llarlev J. Tlern
l-ake Crown Point Willlain TT. Olds
râ Bote Laporte WiUiam A. Anstiss
Lawrence Bedford M'illiam R. Owen
Madison Anderson Wililani F. Moreland
iVlarion ..-. Indianapolis Ceorse Snyder
Marshall I'lyniouth w. IT. Fianklin
^lartin Shoales .Tohn R. Buness
i^Tiami Peru 1 Tomer Renters
Monroe Bloom inst on "Waltei- Peterson
Montsonierx- . .Crawfordsville •
Tra T. Tûddineton
i^Tol,â^ ..Martinsville râl'ayette Seott
Newton .TCentland I'ail B. Gardner
Noble .\lbion _ Oeorse Pope
«^liio Flising- Sun William C. McCartv
Orange Paoli Cliarles Black
<^\ven Si)eneer — Pai Canahlin
Park Pioekville William J. Peare
1 < rry ...Caiinelton ]: A. Hemphill
I'ike .- Petersburg- Wavne Brvan
I'orter Valparaiso WiUiam Penninntou
I'osey Mt. Vernon _ Walter Ilinklev
I'nlaski ^^'inamac Fiank Kopkey
.T.
I Ml t nam Green castle T,;i\\i(Mice Sears
'Tndolph Winchester Banda ^f. Fisher
Kililey Versailles Thomas Harper
llnsh Rushville B. M. Jones
Scott .....Scottsber^ -— .-Billard Bobbins
Shelby Shelbyville Ray Sexton
Sneneer J Rockport _ jXlbert C. TTargis
Starke Knox Otis F. German
SI. .Toseiili South Bend - Louis B. Buck
Stuben .\ngola Frank B. Adams
Si'llivan Sullivan Rd. Douthitt
Switzerland \'evay George Stewart
'rini)ecanoe Lafayette M'. W. Weinhardt
Tipton - Tipton Joseph A. Innis
Pniou : Liberty - Frank G. Craft
Vanderburgh Rvansville Herbert Males
^'ermilion Newport Louis S. Sweet
Vigo .._ Terre Haute W. .\. Mitchell
AX'abash Wabash Elmer Vrooman
W.nren Williamsport O. L. Stewart
Warrick ".
Booiiville Luthei- Stambush
Washington - Salem John C. Weir
Wa\ nc Richmond Carl Wad man
Wells Bluffton Henrv Gebrett
Whit.' Moiiticello B. F. Price. Jr.
Whitlcv _ _._ f'dlumbia City .- Leon H. Ruplev
3 92 INTERNATL I'OI.ICE c\v Dl-.TECTI V K I
)l |{ K('T< )i; N
IOWA
Population 19 20 2,1') 3, (;:;()
State Capital — Des Moines.
Clovernor — N. E. Kendall.
Lieutenant Governor — John HaMiniill.
S cretary of State--\V. CI. Kamsev,
S:;.te Treasurer — W. J. i;nrli;uik.
State Auditor — Glenn ('. Ilavnes.
Attorney General — Ben J. Gilison.
Next Election — Noveiuhv-r Tt!i, 1922
Sheriff's Term — 2 \eais, Ja;iua;y. 11121 to .January, 192:
Cull 11 ( .>]i!i(.»- Sc;i< S her ill'
-\clair Gi't'onfickl W. A. Sprague

Adams Corning S. Coakley
.T.
Allamakee M''aukon Ben L. Martindaie .-..
Appanoose Centervil le George Elg-in

Audubon Audubon Andrew Jorgensen ...
Benton A'inton I'hillip W. McKevitt.

Black Hawk Waterloo 11. T. Wagner
Boone Boone P. F. Hanson

Br em er Waverly .1. .\. Krause...
Buchann n Independence . I'\ T. Bushhy
Bueiia Vista Storm Iâke .\Iei-ritt N. Hoffman _.
SHERIFFS :'.93
f'.utler Allison .\!bcrt T. Martin...

t'alhoun IJoi-kwfll Cit.\ S. G. Fowlie
Carroll _ Carroll 11. v. Janssen
Cass Atlajitic W. A. McKee
('edar TilUon B. F. Barclay
t'erro Gordo -Mason City Fred F. Marsh
<'herokee Cherokee L. fl. Sang-win
('hickasaw \'e\v Hampton John Tietjen
I 'larke ..Osceola
!. i:. J. West
(
'lay ....Spencer .lohn M. Lid man
< 'layton lOIUader George Loseh
Clinton — ....(^linton C. L. llamsey
Crawford : I 'enison .\. C. Greene
1>allas , , ,...,. ...\del J. VV. Stacy
Pa vis '.
., , 131 oo 11 field C. U. Baird

>ecatiir
I :.. .....LeRoy Kay Scott
I ware >ela .!. .:.... '.."....Manchester L. F. Pride
Des Moines .:....'.'.. .;... .Bnrling'ton C. G. Farnest
nickinson ;.':..;I: ...:.. .Mi ford I 101 lis T. Rute
I>iibuque ..:...... ...1 î-....l~)iibuqiie 1\ Kennedy
.T.
i;inmet -....;....,-. I'"stherville Thomas Nivison ..
I'ayette ,.,.,.....,..: ;...West Union C. C. Wright

I'loyd ..... : Charles Cit.\ C. G. Gray
I "rank in 1 Hampton -\. n. .\tkinson
I'remont '...., ....Sidney .\. J. Jorgenson ...
« iipcne ..;..'-'.: ....'. !".... .Jefferson •T. Ti. (iuinlan

< liuiid.v ...:'..; iJrundy Center William Bockes ..
< Uithrie ...,.•.!.; .;... (Jntlirie Center Chas. C. Kenned.v..

I taniilton :... .....Webster City William Meekiiis
Ilancock ...: .„....; Garner M P. Hanson
Hardin Rldora 1>. F. Strickler
1 larrison Losan W. n. .Milliman . ...
I lenry Mt. Pleasant •Tames Shepherd ..
I loward Cresco .Tohn C. Ebert .....
Humboldt Dakota City ^V. P. Hansen

Ma Ida Grove C. H. Oalquist
Iowa ^larenso Ira J.Beed
.lackson .Maqi'oketa John Oallager
•lasper Newton Ivan B. .Vtwood...
lofferson Fairfield Walter Harris ....
•lijhnson Iowa Cit.v Fvan Rowland
I ones Anamosa W. W. Bray
Keokuk Sig'ourney Harrison Sliavtji .
Kossutli .Mftona Geo. F. Hacknian.

I.e»- Ft. Madison J. B. Watkins
I .inn Mai ion Thomas .Vvery ...
I ouisa Wapello Fred T. Schwob ...
I. Ilea s Chariton C. C. I,yman

I.yon . .\lvord .\. W. Ripley
.Madison Winterset W. H. Wright
Mahaska Oskaloosa O. F. Henley
Mai- ion Knoxvllle .Iiilm Clarke•!.
.Marsliall Marsliallton .... ....r. U. .Meekins

.Mills Glenwood .\. S. Fdwards
•Mitchell Osage .\. L,. Hungerford.
Monona ..Onawa 1 fenry Harlow
.Monroe .Mbia C^ B. Dearinger
:;9 4 INTERN AT'J. I'ULICK & 1)P:TECTIVE DlUECTUIiY
Montgomery Red Oak C. E. Peterson

Muscatine Muscatine J. R. Wiley
O'Brien , Primghar H. W. Geister
Osceola — . Sibley .G. F. Lowry
Page - — Clarinda Harry W. Borland.
Palo Alto .—.... ..-. ,
...Emmetsburg J. W. Jackson
Plj'inouth Lemars Hugli Maxwell
Pocahontas ...Pocahontas R. H. Wincgarden.--
Polk Des Moines W. E. Robh
Pottawattamie ...Council lUufTs .W. A. Gronew eg.....
roweshick ,
Montezuma D. Gregson
Ringgold — Mt. Ayr H. "W. Terrell
Sac Sac City J. H. StOfKT
Scott Ha veil port William Ciehmer ...
Shelby Harlan Oscar Hanson

Sioux Orange City Hugo Synhorst
Story ..Nevada W. A. RickettB
Tama Toledo W. C. Harrison
Taylor Bedford W. M. Parrieh
Union .Creston Fred Collins _.
\'an Buren Keosauqua M. F. Kinsey

Wapello '>ttuniwa George Giltner
Warren Indianola H. S. Hartzler
Washington Washington Charles M. Dcnison..
Wayne ..''orydon J. D. Clayton
Webster Ft. Dodge George Basaett....
Winnebago
Winneshiek
— .[-"orest
.Decorah
City Ole
O. O.
S.
Osmundaon
Elllngson
Woodbury Sioux City W. H. Jones
Worth North wood II. A. GulUckson
Wright Clarion fjcrt Fisher
KANSAS
Population 1920 1,769,257.
State Capital — Topeka.

Governor — Henry J. Allen.
Lieutenant Governor — Chas. S. HulTinan.

SHERIFFS 39;
Se leti.ry of State — L. J. Pettijohn.
Stat ^ TreasurtT: — E. T. Thompson.
State Auditor — Norton A. Turner.
Attorney General — Richard J. Hopkins.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January. 1921 to January, 1923.
Ntinie of Coiint.v ( oiint.t Sent Sheriff
Allen lola Ed. P. Sutherland...

Anderson Garnett Ira D. Hawthorne
Atchison Atchi.son W. P .Ham
Uarber Medicine Lodge E. G. Shell
Uaiton Great Bend Sam P. Hill
Hourbon Fort Scott : C. M. Armour
IJrown Hiawatha Sam C. Miller
'Sutler Eldorado Newt Purcell
• 'base Cottonwood Falls John Dunkin
»'hautauqua Sedan H. W. Powell
•'htTokee Columbu.'^ , ...William Harvey —
(^hevenne St. Fiancis Ira S. Stevens
(Mark Ashland W. B. Rankin
Clay Clay Center T. D. Hinshaw
Cloud Concordia Carl Moore
Coffey P.urlins-ton Wm. Utesler
Comanche Coldwater L. D. Haydock
Cowley Winfleld - C. N. Goldsmith
<'rawford Girard Milt Gould
Decatur Oberlin George Gardner ...
Dickinson _ .Abilene G. A. Sherman

Doniphan Troy - W. L. Privett
Douglas Lawrence Will Johns
lOdwards Kinsley -Roy Q. Hatfield
101k Howard - - H. A. Warner
•101 lis Hays Frank r>oreditseh
.'.96 INTERNAT'L POLICE & l)P]TECTIVE l)n{K(J'r()K Y
Fnisworth l<:ils\vorth R. D. Thomas

Finney Garden City ...Lee Iliohardson
Ford Dodge City Louis Converth
Franklin Ottawa Elvie AHison
Geary lunction Citv M. D. IVeso
Gove Gove City H. A. Cook
Graham Hill City Cail T, Peterson...
Grant "Cew Ulysses Clias I.. Walker...
Gray 'Mmarron C. B. Anderson
Greeley Tribune H. C. Smith
Greenwood Kureka T. P. Colvin
Hamilton Syracuse O. T. Jones
rJarper Anthony G. G. Garver
Harvey Newton Will Patton
"askell
Hodg-eman
Sublette Geo. M Lindeman
Jet more F. S. Haun
Jackson Holton Chas. O. Frazev ...
Jefferson Oskaloosa M. 1^. Rindom
Jpwell Mankato J. A. Cole
Johnson Olathe J. S. Steed.....
Kearny Lakin .1.L. Hillyard
Kins-man Kin,a:man At. F. Fisher
Kiowa Greensburg- C. A. Stei)lienson-.-
Labette Oswego Jolin W. Bray
I'line iMghton C. F. TIermon
r.oavenworth Leavenworth Puss Wil.«on
P'Ufoln Lincoln S. H. Hoover...
T'inn Mound City .A. J. lOllington
f''>arai Pussell Springs Pavid Rimhorg
Lyon Emporia S. Gibson
..f'lns. ...
.Marion Marion C. Hannaman

.1.
Marshall Marysville Thomas Blodgett...

McPherson McPherson .,1. A. Morine
Meade Meade ...Biother Buis
Miami Pao1a G. A. Lamm
Mitchell Beloit Ralph VV. Evans..
Montgomery Independence W. Troutman
F.
Morris Council Grove — Fred T. Brown
Morton .Pachfleld A. A. Davis
Xemaha Seneca .....Allen Coles
Xeosho Erie W. E. PeynoUls
Ness Ness City Chas. I''. l)uhl)S
-Vorton Norton Lyman .\. Graves...
')sage Lyndon E. P. Lyncli
Osborne Csborne Harvey Bottorff
Ottawa Minneapolis Marshall Si)ivey —
Pawnee Larned .". Herbert Dextei-
Phillips Pliillipsburg J. O. McKenzie
Pottawatomie •. Westmoreland ...Albert E. Mayer...
Pratt Pratt J. H. McCool
Rawlins Atwood B. M. Hotchkiss
Keno Hutchinson W. T. Clark
Bepublic Belleville lohh H. Griffin
Rice Lyons Geo. Fox
Riley Manhattan R. C Boyle
Rooks Stockton M. F. Hindman
Rush La Crosse J. Wolfe
P.
Russell Russell W. H. Sellens
Saline Salina G. W. Sandberg
Scott Scott J. P. Neal
Sedgwick Wichita D. C. Simmons
Seward Liberal W. Nelson
O.
Shawnee Topeka Robert Miler
SHERIFFS 39'
I
Sin- I'll la 11 - -Itoxie Pete -C. Anrteison
S. .•!. nail -Uoodland C. R. Teeteis
S.nuii .Smitli Center \'2. W. Agnew
.Stall o:il -St. .John P. J. McCormick
.- lanlcMi .Jolinson Orvan B. Josserand.
titov tll.S .Hugotoii \V. S. Morgan
Suninei- Wellington John Lingenfelter
Tliomas Colby John W. Mai lory...
Tiego - W'akeeney James Glenn
Wabaunsee Alma Fred Bakei'
Wallace
Washington
tiliaron Si)rings
Washington
- W. O. Cooper
...Connie Collins
-
—
Wichita Leoli Hugh Glenn
Wilson Kredonia A. K. Brewster
Woodson âês Center S. H. Shelton
'\ \aiiilolte Ivansas City Wm. Wright. Jr. ...
KE\Tl("KV
Population 19 20 — 2.416.013.
State ("apital — Frankfort.
Governor — Edwin P. Morrow.
I,ieutenant Governor — TI:i:r!-:ton Ballard.
Secretary of State — Fred A. Vaughn.
State Treasurer — James Wallace. A.
State — John Craig.

Atiditor J.
Attorney General — Chas. Dawson. I.

:;98 INTERNATL POLICE ic DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Next Election — November 6th, 192:;.
Sheriff's Term — 4 years, January, 1922 to 1926,
(.'Oliiity <'oiiii4.v Si>:it Slu'rill
Ailuir < 'oluniliia (jordon Momgomevy

.Mien Siottsvillc Marshall Meador
Anderson bawi encetiurg- Oscar Mayes
li.ilhird Wiiklifle L. E. Bradley
i;;u-ren -• (Glasgow C. E. Shaw
i;;itli Owingsville — ..S. M. Estill
I 'oil Pineville , Martin Green
Hoone Liurling-ton H. B. Hume
I'ourbon Taris M. Peale Collier
I'.oyd Catlettsbnrg- H. D. Clark
r.oylc Hanville W. L.og'an Wood
rii:i(U<>n - Hrooksville :
.'
lOverett Moore
I'.reatliitt Tackson .Tno. L. Candill
lireckenridge Hardinsburg- W. C. Pate
r.nllitt Shepherdsville A. L. Koby .
I'.ntlcr Morg'antown Herman HanWiers ...
( a Idwell Pi-incoton ....]lenry Towery

falloway Murray Frank Pool
• 'ampbell Alexandria ..'. L. B. Tieman .-...
Carlisle Bardvvell H. M. Kirby

<":nroll Carrollton B. T. Robertson
''alter CJrayson \V. .\. Burcliett
Cases' IJbci'l y Chas. Wesley
'Miristian 1lopk nsvillc i Oscar M. Wilson
I'lark WIncliestcr .1. BushD.
Clay .Manclicster . 1 \V. White
>.
Clinton v l,.v>v W. Felkins

I.
Crittenden 'lin:! ilas. T. Wright

Cumberland lii'rki'-villo ...i -T. A. Têe
Pavioss Owersboro .idm Ifoward I >.
I'Mmonson i'.i-nw'<;v'1ie I W. Alexander

>•.
i:ili(ill Oidir.arv .._. .1. K. 1 Hi'kerson. Jr.

i:sim Irvirc I'. .\. Wol tinbarger .
l'":i\'ette r.it'y ingf on I'dwcll H(j.s\vorth

I'lcniing- !"'(' II ingslniru I'lai-k (.)verton
l"l(i\d I 'risl onsbuig M. \'. Allen
I'ranklin '•'lankfort lobn Lucas
Fulton . 'îknian ). (). West
Gallatin Warsaw V. Heall
\',.
Garrard Lancaster lanie.s Robinson

Grant Willianistown 11. r,. Kilson
Craves May Held T. T. Roach
Grayson .
,. ' .'ii rhiiebl l.'i.b.Tt Kond _ _...
SHERIFFS 199
C con Greensburg M. Howell

.T.
I ri.'nup Greenup Vernon Callihan ...
';i"fOfl< Hawesville Joe Douthitt

J'.iiilin i/Hbet!ito\vn G. B. Fife
Ilarlnii IFarlan J. H. Blair
Ilai'tison ('\iilliiana John Ingles
Kart Mvinfordville 1. 'I'. Crutclier
UTeiuli-i son I't^rieison Otis A. Benton
Hoiux Newcastle .Ino. O. Knight
Hick, nan Clinton Wash Kimball ....
Hoi)kiiis AlacliKonvi'le L. 11. May

.Uu'ksoii McKee L.. Lainhart
.Itncison Louisville Henry O. Gray
.ropsamino Nioliolasville Jos. Keefe
.lohnson I'aint.sville Grant Daniel
Kenton Kilangt'i- ^ Peter C. Thiel ,
Knott Iliixlman D. W. Hays

KnoK Harbouiville James M. Games .
Larue llodgenville James U. Howell

Laiirol lAindon I. E. Stringer
Lawronre '<."is.i J.Walter Young .
he«' neattyville Ben F. Kincaid ...
l>es!i(' Hyden Jesse Maggard

I. etcher Whitesburg las. Combs
TiCwis Vanceburg S. F. L.vkins
liiucoln .S!tanforr1 G. F. DeBorde
hi\"ingston Sni it bland B. B. Dunn
1 ognn rtiissellville J. R. Bruce
by on I{:dd\-ville N. A. Murray
Madison Uii'limond Rimer Deathrage ...
..,'...< ifir.u-:nii
Alagoffin fâl.versville i
Marion Lebanon C. C. Si)alding

Marshall Benton .loe Darnell -...-
Mailin Inez J. C. Fletcher

Mason Mavsville C. M. DeVore
Mc(^racken
MiOreary
Paducab Roy Stewart
Davis
—
Whitley City Thos. S.
.McLean Calhoun Clayton U Roberts
Meade I'.randenburg H. H. Lusk
Menifee Frenchburg Ben Wells _
Mercer ITarrodsburg Walter Kennedy ....
Metcalfe Kdmonton P. D. Harvey

'.
Monroe Tomiikinsville Barlow Bryant

Montgomery Mt. Sterling Lindsey Douglas ....
Morgan West Liberty D. H. Perry

Mnhlenber.g Greenville W. S. Mathis
Nelson Bardstown Ben F. Irvine
Nicholas Carlisle Jas. F. Gannel
Ohio Hartford G. A. Ralph - —
(Oldham LaGiange R. H. Voiers
Owen - Owenton Addie Coats
Owsley -.
Booneville G. B. Smith
Pendleton Falmouth C. B. Peoples
I'l iiy Hazard Tolbert Holliday ....
I'ike Pikeville J. M. Johnson

I 'o well Stanton Marion Welch _.
Pulaski Somerset Chas. I. Ross _...
Robertson .Mt. Olivet A. V. .Mc(ônnell
Pnckcasrlo Mt. Vernon D. G. Clark
400 INTERNATL POLICE i^- DETECTUÊ l)!RE('T()l{V
Rowan Morelioad P. T. Rolieits

Russell laiTif'Sl()V\ii 1<^. E. U rnard
Soott Ceorst'town Ollie McFarland .
Slielby - Whelbyville 1*. (). Flobei'ts

Simiison Franklin R. F. Neely
Spencor Tayloisvil ,e \V. IS. Goodwin ...
Taylor Campbdlsviile .-
lohn A. Peterson
Todd - lOlkton R. T. Kirkman ...
Ti-ig-g- Cadiz W. C. Broad bent

Trimble Rodfo-d V. R. Miles.
TTnion Morgan field A. \V. Clements...
Warren BowHn.i;- Cieen ....K. D. Thomas
Washington Sprinfiild W. M. Sandeis
Wayne Monti'.ello Geo. K. Ryan
Webster Dixon . Carrol E. Withers
Whitley ^Villianlsl>llr^; H. M. Youns'
Wolfe . ("anipton M. S. Campbell ....
Woodford . riiK-k.i .-.l h'raiik lUihanon ..
Lorrs! ' :;.\
Population 1920- -1 ,7!t7, 798.
rtalc Capital — Baton Rou'Te
CJovenior — John M Pari;.- r
Lieu tenant Governor I'ewitl Ponuancliaud.
Fecr.^tary of Statp- .Im'vcs .1 Pniley.
State Treasurer — Howell Morsan.
"tate Auditor — Paul Capdeville.
Attorney General- — A. V. Coco.

SUKIllFFS •10
N-xt Kk-cfon April 15th, 1!)24
"^ -n — 4 years. June. I9.'0 to l^l'l
I'lirisli Slii-rilV < <»ini(.> >i :ir
Aoailia - '
I ()\\1(.\\' l..ouis Foutenot
Allen - - >berlin P.. K. Oden
Ascension oraldsonvillti Geo. If. Richard
.\.<?sumption .-. Xapoleonvillc Abel Landry
Avoyelles Iarks\ille Amet Guillot
I tcau.regaid leTiidder J. I>. Frazer
liienville \icailia J. R. Currie
l!ossier 'enton .L F. Adair
<'addo Shreveport T. P. Hushes
I"alcasieu '..ake (,'liailes J. Horace Lyons
(
'aldwell Columbia .). (". McClanahan
(
'anieron anieron 1). TI. Crain
t 'atahoula 'ariisonbin t;- C. C. Finlay
t "laiborne — _ '
lonier .Tohn AV.Coleman
(
'onoordia — \"idalia 10. P. Campbell
1 >f Soto .ansfield C. P. U'illiams
i:a.st Baton Rouge aton Itouye Robert B. Day
ICast Carroll ake frovidence •John C. Bass
lOast Feliciana I'linton J. D. Hubbs
lOvang'eline 'ille Platte R. L. Wiggins
l'''ranklin -Vinnsboi o J. S. Gilbert
Grant 'olfax I.,. O. Clinton..
Iberia -ew Iberia P. A. Landry.
I berville 'laqueniine A\'. A. Hollowa\
•lark."-oil onesboio ^V. S. Jones
.JotToi son .-- Iretna J. B. Dauenhauer, Jr.
•lelTerson Davis lenniniis Isaac P'ontenot
Lafayette ala.xelte F. >I. Latiolals
Lafourche Tliibodaux •
i^r. Thomas Stark
h-d Salle lena J. P. Peyton
iiincoln ^ 'lUston A. J. Thigpen
Livingston •^'prinjiville T..<>uis R. Kimball
"^ladison 'allulah A. .1. Sevier
Morehouse 'a.stroj) T. Fred Carpenter
ft Xatchiotoches '".'atchitoches J. W. Payne
Oilcans ^ 'e\v Oi-leans P^ter .r. .McGoev
fn'achita ^fonroe T. A. Grant
IVaquemines ointeâ-lsi-lfaclie Ernest Alberti
Pointe Coupee "evv Tioads ' '
L. Bonanchard
Uanids ; Mexandria F. i:. David
Ped FUvor '"oushatta W. H. Elliott
llicliland 'layville Mai-k .\. Cooper
.•^.ibjne ^Tany J. T)arbv
D.
."-'t. Bernard "^t. Bernard Albert Fstopinal, Jr.
St. Charles 'nihnville Leon C. Vial
St. Helena 'Jieensburg- AA'. M. Nettles
St. .Tam-'S , i"on\ent Jos. n. I)()iniei'
Si. John the Baptist lOdg-ard lOiniU- A. Tii-ou

St. Landry Opelousas Charles Thibodaux
St. Martin St. IMartinville A. J. Chamimprne
St. >rai-.v Franklin Charles Têcot
S1 'l':inini,iii.N- Coving'ton Walter Galatas
Tangipahoa Amite Ij. H. Bowden
TiMif^î.s St. Joseph Jolin Hughes
Terrebonne Douma E. A. Dupont
Uni'ii Farmerville A. L. Stancil
Vfrinilion \bbeville Adam Boudieaux ...
Voriiori Leesville D. F. Turner

W a.shinf^ton FranUlinton J. E. Bateman
VVehsiei JVIinden Octave H. Levert
West Baton Rouge Port Allen A. H. Phillips
AA'csl Carroll Oak Grove R. F. Cummings
West Feliciana St. Francisville Fred C. Wilcox
Vviiin AN'innfleld W. T. Heflin
MAINE
Population 1920 — 768,014.

State Capital — Augusta.
Governor — Percival Baxter. P.
Secretary State — Frank W.

of Ball.
State Treasurer — Wm. L. Bonney.
State Auditor — Roy Wardell. I..
Attorney General — Ransford W. Shaw.
Ne.\t Election — September 11th, 1922.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January, 1921 to January, 19 23.
<'<niiil.v Cniinty i-rnt Jslierilf
Aiidroscoggin Lewiston Ferdinand E. Stevens

Atoo.stook Houlton Edmund W, Grant
Cumberland _ Portland King F. Graham
l''ranklin Farmington W. Burton Small
Hancock Ellsworth Ward W. Westcott
HllERIFFS 40:
ICoiini'btc , Viiyi'irta I'alw. 1'. llarwooJ

Kr.oK Rockland Uayino id !•-. Thurston.
Iîiicolii Wise-asset Forrest H. Bond
Oxford Paris Harry D. Cole
I'fiiobatot Bangor > Orman B. Fernandez
IMscataiiuis Dover Roscoe INI. Macomber...
Sagadahoc Bath \Vill)ur C. Oliver
Somerset Skowhegan John A. Mooers
Waldo Belfast Frank A. Littlefleld
Washington Machias Ivan Q. Tuell
York Alfred ^.. Haven A. Roberts
MARiXAND
Population 1920 1,499,610.
State Capital —Annapolis.

Governor— Albert C. Ritchie.
Secretary of State — ^P. B. Perlmau.
State Treasurer — William P. Jackson.
State Auditor— William A. Gillipsie.
Attorney General — Alexander Armstrong.
Next Election — November 19 6th, 23.
Sheriffs Term — 2 Novemlier.

years. 1919 to 1921.
('4»iiiity t'oiijity Seat Slieriir
AUegany Cumberland Peter McFarland

Anne Arundel \iiiiapolis Harry T. Levely
Baltimore Towson j. Carroll Ensor
Baltimore City Baltimore City Thomas F. McNulty
Calvert .Upper Marlboro Ernest W. Rawlings
Caroline Centerville William C. Andrews
Carroll Prince Frederick E. Edward Martin ...
Ccoil Denton Kirk E .GifEord
Charles Westminster John N. Simms _.
Oorchester ..Elkton Ira Y. Wheatley
Fi ederick ~ .â Plata - James A. Jones
Garrett -.Cambridge .Jesse J. Ashby, Jr
llii rford Fr< (It liik "R. C. Sheridan
404 INTKRNAT 1. POLICE & DETECTIVE I )1KK( "l'( )IM
ll"W:ir.l oaklaml j^ A. Brosenno

K.nt Belair j t. Hadawav
Mfintsomery I'^llicott. Alvie A. Moxley
I Mince George's Cliestertovvn j. a. Sweeney
i)iiopn Annes "ockville Sanford E. Spry ...
St. Mar.vs Leonardtown w. K. Clarke
Somerset Piiiicess Anne Chailes S. Dryden
Talbot I'âston Ira K. Caulk
Wi'shington J :'s?erstovvn S. McC. Kline
Wicomico Sali.sbmy John H. Farlo^v
Worcester S"o\v Hill William O. Shockl<
MASSACHUSETTS
Population 1920 3,852,356.
State Capital — Boston.

Governor — Channing L. Cox.
Lieutenant Governor — A. T. Fuller.
Secretary State —Frederick Cook.

of
Attorney General — Weston J. Allen.
Next Election — November, 1922.
Sheriffs Term — January. 1921

6 years, to 1927.
C'oiiinr (otiTity '-nt Slwiiir
Barnstable . .Barnstal)!. Ileniy Jf. Porcival

P.erl<shire Pittsfield .;filiii Nicliol.'ôn
Bristol Taunton -u:ir K. Willotts
Dukes Ed.a'artown waiter IloniaiII.
Rssex _L.ynn : iVrthur G. Wells

Prankliji Greenfield James B. Brid-'.
Uampden SiirinarfieUl Kmhiiry P. Clark
Hampshire , - Northampton Ma.ior Albert G. r.eckman
Middlesex Lowell Georgre H. Stevens
Nantucket Nantucket : J. -V. Johnson, .Jr.
Norfolk Dedbam .:... Samuel H. Capcn

Plymouth Plymouth ..Karl Blake
Sijffolk ,.Boston .lolin A. Kelirier
Worcester Worcester .Mbort P. Uichard.<ôii
SHERIFFS H'Ti
MICHIGAN
I'oicilatioii l!i-0 — :;,668,412.

Slati Capital — Laiis'.ug.
(lovernor — Alexander G. Groes!>Rck
Lieutenant Governor — T'los. Read.
Seci'etary of State ('. J. DeLand.
Stata Treasurer — Frank E. Gorman.
State Auditor —Oramel B. Fuller.
.Attorney General — Merlin Wiley.
Next Election — Novemlyer 1922. 7th.
S.ieritt's Term — years. January, 1921

2 to January, 1923.
i'oiiiilie.s County ^<':it SlicrilVs
.\koiKi --- - I l;ii risville \iidrt'\v .J. Freer

.Mger - Miinising- ..-George F. Scliilliiis ....
.Mlegan ....Allegan -. ..Leo C. Hare

.Mpena - Alpena James MacArtliur
.\nlrini Bellaire Andrew .L Dunsmore
Arenac Standish Jc/.ii Loiiiielly
I'.aragra L'Anse - V.ichairl O. Kotila
r..ii rv - Hastings Walter H. Bind
l!a.v
'
; Bay City Theodore Triidell
lieir/.ii" - Beiilah Kstella-S. Gates
lleirien St. Joseph George C. Bridgman..
Ilramh .'".
— Coldwater Henry S. Kaiser
Calhoun - Marshall Henry E. Lucas
(ass ChassopoHs - Slierinan P. AVyman
Charlevoix Chai-'.evoix (Jeorge W. \Vea\-er
(iichoygan Gheboy.gan Otto H. Gebhar-dt
ChipiMWa - Saiiit Sic. Marie Arza M. Swart :
Clare . Hairisoii - ... Jcseiih Hoag"

Clinton St. Johns John S. Barnes
Crawtnid Grayling- Ernest P. Richardson..
Hella -I'sranaba ^lavien 0'r')ess
l>ickinson Iron Mountain \rcliibaM P. Farrell....
Kalon •
'hai lott.' ..-CIcnii P Dillcv

i:.i-ii.i I'l'toskvy Will S. I'lirple
' I'Mi'sic I''liiit Home A'ette
1
1 lailw ill ( iladwin Charles Baumsardner
' :<i4.hk' Bessemer — Thomas Koskie
111!. 'I'laveise Traverse Citv Chas. E. Tavlor
'.raiot Ilhaca Alfred T. Willert
Hillsdale Hillsdale Wm. Henry Bates
Houghton Houghton Joseph G. Ko'.illiaas...
Huion Bad Axe Donald Me.Vulay
In;;ham Ma!<on Hug-h W. Silsby
I'liiia Ionia , Mark Hoppoufih
los^'o Tawas Citv Willard J. Robinson .
lion ('r>stal Kails Thad R. Waite

l-abella .Alt. Pleasant Palmer Uindon
•laekson lack son Edwin Larrabee
Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Fred C. Putnam
Kalkaska Kalkaska Harry R. Sherwood
K'fiil
Ki wiinaw
, —
.,
; (Jiand
lâ^le River
Rapids Peter Vieigevei'
William O'Briim
Lake Bal Win William Burnett
1-apeer l.apeer Ray Baker
Leelanau .....Reland . ...Walter Steimel
Leinawee A<lrian Ford Van Dusen
Livingston Howell Fred J. Teeple
Luee Newberry John T. Turnbull
.Maokinae St. Ignaee Thomas A. Taylor
-Maeomb Mt. Clemens John M. Spaller
Manistee Manistee lOniest M. Hallock
AIai-i|uetle Maniuette \ion .loll n son
Mason Taidingtoii Geoi'ge L. Colyer
Mecosta Big Raiiids George E. Huist
-Mi-nominee Xei-iiominee .lule Diuiualiie
Mi.lland .Midland Martin H. Ryan ,
.Missaukee nkr C\{y

\ lacob K. Seatuse
.Monroe Aloiu oe Frank J. G.essner.
-Aontcalm Slantoii Fred E. Cuitis
.Montinoi eii'jy \llaiita Wm. M. Headman
'^['iskegon Mrskegon A\'illiam ( Mathews
). ..
.Viwaygo White Cloud , Noble McKinley

<)akland Pontiac '.
James S. Butler
Oceana Hart . Frank Demmon
Ogemaw Wc l!:aiu-h
.si Horatio G. :\Ierrill
Ontonagon ( mt una -;(m James Fyfe
Osceola Il(-se>- William H. Echlin
Oscoda Mio Hugh Galbraith
Otsego Gavlord Charles M. Menzies.
Ottawa Grand llav(Mi Delbert Fortney
PieS(|ue Isle Bogers Anthony Kovvalski
Roscommon , Uosconniiiiii .lane Johnsion
Saginaw Saginaw Za<di Bas'<iii
Sanilar Saiidrskv Charles McC,uiness ...
Schoolcraft : ''anstiiim' Fred R. (iiifin

Shiawassee .( 'oriiniia Joseph I. Sji. oule
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St. Clair Prr t Huron Harrison V^'. Maines....

St.Joseph '( lieville William \\. Goodrich.
Tuscola ("aro William M. A.orris .
Van Buren Paw Paw Dwiglit (. Baiker...

Washtenaw Ann Arbor Ambrose (". Pack
Wayne Detroit Irving J. Cotliii
AVexford Cadillac Charles H. Nixon
SHERIFFS 407
MINNESOTA
I'opulution I'.tliO 2,887,125.
Stale ('apital — St. Paul.
(Governor — Jacol) A. (). Preii.^.
Lieutenant Governor — L. L. Collins.
Secretary State — Mike Holm.

of
State Treasurer — Henry Rines.
State Auditor — Ray P. Chase.
Attorney General — C. L. Hilton.
Ne.xt Election— November 1922. 7th.
Sheriffs' Term — years, January

4 litlJt to January 1!)23.
<'4»iiiil,v <'»iiiit.v Seut Slii'rilT
.\itl<«ii Aitkin I. bZ. Boekenoogen

.\noka Anoka U. S. Pratt
I'.tHktT Detroit Edward Swan son
lU'ltrami Bemidji Andrew John.son
r.eiitoii I-'oIey D. H. Craig
liiS' Stone Ortonville lohn Oowaii
r.liu- lOarth Mankato Anton Osten
llrowii New Ulm W. .T. .fnlius
Carlton Carlton II. W. McKinnon
<';uv. 1 Ohaska G. A. Gatz

< ';iss Walker Mack Kennedy
I 'lii]iiii-\v.i Montevideo Ole Borgendalf
i'liis;ii;o Center City - John -A. Johnson
cia.v Moorhead Dan W. McDonald
<'l.:n water Barley K. D. Harness
Cool< Grand Marais L. H. Lein
Cutiniiwooil Windom O. G. Peterson
408 intp:rnatl 1'olicp: & detective nniECToin
<'iii\v WiiiK ("oiinty nt-aincrd ('lans A. TlU'oiiii

l>;il\ota - Ilastiims James J. Dunn
I •<)(l.^•o Mantoiville Sovoit L. Oilderlms
I ><>n.irlas Alexandfia T. .1. "N'iclcorinan
l-'ai-ibault ]?luo lOarth Uiha A. liaclitl.-
l^'illinore Proston ('. 15 (.'hiislciiann
l''i<'«>born Albert J>oa I'ctcr I<'osfio
<;oo<lhuo - Kc'd WiiiLC .- lohn A. AmltMsoii

ilrajit lOIliow I.akr '>--rar II. }lanson
I li'iinepin M innoaj olis l~arlc lUoun
Houston ("a'((?onia Win. li. .\bbotls
irnbbard T'.i'K- Itanbls I>aiii(>! I'li'lrio
Is.ant i - < 'a iiil>riil.i;i' "'.i i s M. .lr>)insot-

Ilasca - ilia'd Uaiiids "<]. Car.son
Jackson lackson .'
' >. C. l.i.,»
Kanabec Mo; a -lobn Sellsieilt

Kandiyobi Willmar Peter Bondo
Is it I.son Ilallock (). J. Anderson
Is iiiKlu(!bing Tnlernat ioiial I'âlLs ;i. \'an Ktten
I,ac <^)iii Parle Madipon 't. !•;. Sinaa.£?aard
Lake - Two Jlarliors lOinil Nelson
lii' Sueur Le Sueur Cent<>r Hus'o Police

Lincoln Ivanboe ("!bas. 11. Cuitis
Lyon Marsball ..John iNIunroe

MeLeod Olencoe Vrank Klaus
.Ma bnoinen !\labnoinen .lose])!) .1. I'rnc.s--
IMaisball , W'aircn II. <V llausnn

Martin . I''airi.i()nt W. S. t '.a in'ci-
Aleck. T .- -.- I.itditicid - \Lk.' Kouslak

Millc Lars ... ...Milaca I'arrv- Sliorkl,-\
MMii^snn T.ittle Falls l'ai;l Ke!ix
.\l(,\\.r \nstin X. Nicbolsen
.Mill ray Sla^ton lanits Lowr
.\icollct St. IV'ter ('has. .Xorinan .1.
Nobles Wni I hin.qton I esse K. I'Mwards

Norman Ada lobn 1'. Nys:aard ....
Olmsted Kmhester William II. Mit< h. 11
i)||er T.-iil l''(iKiis l'".ills -. - .1. S. Pillin.^-s

reiinint;t(in Thief Kivei- Falls W. J. Iâ Pree
Line ('iiuiil> I'ine Cil.v 'I. -1. Ila\\l<'.\
I'ilieslone I'ipest<iiie 'i. S. S!ieldn-rd

Polk Crookston , O. K. Bolstad
Pope (llenwood Henry Ness
Uamsey -^l I'.iul Jolni Wasener
Red râke Uid Lake Falls ''has. l'\Mlinan
Redwood itedwood Falls L. J. Kise
Renville iiivia . ' >. T. Siinde
Pice Laribault ""has. At. Livingston
SUKlllFKS 409
K.ick Tûveinc ....Frank \Vii;i;iiis

IJoseau Roseau O. A. Rico
St. Louis Dulutli Frank L,. .Ma.siie
Scott Shakopee C. M. Koiii*

Sherburne Elk River M. K. Ilifl"
Sibley Gaylord F. \V. 5âtli:nias
Stearns St. Cloud Bernan) 10. Scliocuer
Steele Owatonna William T.cchy
Stevens Morris F. A. Zabl
Swift County Benson Gilbert Bilberlson
'IV.dd - Long Prairie Anton Johnson
Traverse Wheaton - \lbcrt F. Johnson
Wabasha Wabasha Ed. Fitzgerald
Wadena Wadena A. L. Irwin
Waseca Waseca Bern hard Fischer
AVashington Stillwater Tho."?. H. Maher
Watonwan St. James Jos. C. Bermel
Wilkin Breckenridge James Fitzgerald
Winona Winona Geo. Huck
\Vright ...- ISulTalo John C. Nugent
V(llo^v Medicine Grrinitf Falls G. <> llninine
MISSISSIIMM
Poiniltitioii 1920 -1.7S9.3S4.
State Capital — Jackson.

Lieutenant Governor — H. H. Castell.
Secretary of State — Jos. W. Power.
State Treasurer — Dr. Wm. Murrah.
State Auditor — J. W. Miller.
Attornev General — S. \'. Rolierson.

no INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE l)IKECT(J|{Y
Next Election — November 6th. 1923.
Sheriff's Term — 4 years. Jiuiuary, 1920 to 1924.
County <<>iiiit.v .Scat Slioritr

Adams Natcho/. P. NV. -AlulvihiU. .fr.
Alcorn Corinth I>ee Gra.v

\ mite Liberty K. Harvey
.1.
Attala Kosciusko II.H. Gilliland

Iltnton Ashland W. T. Craft
IJolivar Cleveland E. H. Wray
( \nlhoun rittsboro C. R. Young
I
îrroll Carrollton Vi'. J. Roscoe
(^hickasavv Houston J. C. Beasley
t^hoctaw Acker man W. K. Crismond
Clairborne Port Gibson S. H. Bagnall
Clarke Quitman .Tas. B. Evans
Clay West Point .H. J. Kernegay
Coahoma Clarksdale N. A. Cartledge
Copiah Hazlehurst H. K. Ilamsey
Covinston Collins Mack Graham
OeSoto Hernando E. S. Nichols
l''orrest Hattiosbur^ W. Î. Edmonson
I<^ranklin Mead vi lie A. n. Moore
Ceorge Lucedale A. E. Dean
rjreene - Leakcsville Webb Walley
Crenada Grenada D. W. Beck
Hancock Bay St. Louis E. Van Whitfield
I 'ai risoii Gulfport .Toseph W. Havens .
I i ml - Jackson T^fwis AVilliams

Ilolmcs Lexington D. .1. Crawford
I iimphries P.elzoni O. J. Turner
l-saquena Mayersville .T. R. Clark..
I t;i wamba Fulton B. M. Pearce
.l.iiksoii Pascagoula H. D. Cudabac
.lMSi>er Bay Springs D. H. Lee
.Itirerson l''ayette O. E. Hammett
.blTerson r>avis Prentiss R. C. l>al.-
•lones - Laurel W. 10. Welch

Kemper DcKalb M. M. Oden
Lafayette Oxford .T. C. Hartsfield
i ,amar Purvis .\. M. AX'illiamson ...
t/;uulerdale Meridian .Jno. M. Martin

I .-.{ wreiKC Mont ieello W. .1. Bourn
SIIKIUKKS 4J I
l.c.tUc - ..<'ai thaye I'. L HarwicU

I. CO 'I'upelo Will liirnon
l,(>tloip Gil cnw ood W. S. Vardatnan ...-
I iiicolii Bi nokliaven i;. C. Applewhite....

! owndfs Colunibiis C. W. West
Martison Canton Frank P. Smith
Marion roUimbia <). .1. Foxworth
Marshall 1 lolly .Si)riiii;s L. n. Slayden

Monioc Aberdeen .r. Lewis
P..
Montg'oinery Winona Uube M. Smith

\( shoba Philadelpbia M C. Posey
N'cwton 1 )ooatur W. C. Mabry
N'oxubee Macon W. P. Farrar
f>ktibbeba Starkville W. W. Hastings
I'anola Pard'S .r.A, Carter
fcarl Uiver Poidarville .lohn T. Poyd
I 'orry .....Xcw A u.mista (Jeo. T. Dennis
I 'ike Alagnolia W. W. LesTfrett
'
'ontotoi' ....; Pontotoc W. R. Blaylock
I 'lentiss Booneville S. F. Windham
'Uiitmaii Marks C. C.Barringer
tJankin Brandon G. A. Harrison
Scott I'orest Prank F. Mize
iPharkey lIoiHn.ir Foi-k II. J. Wriffht
[fiimpson ....florid en hall n. W. Duckworth.
I Hmith Raleigh M. W. Dixon
f^tone TN'iygins J. C. Locke..
Sunflower mi ia iiola
I A. C. Cox
Tallahatchie <^luu lesion H. K. Tansil
Tate Senatobia n. T>. Williams
tTippah Ripley Frank Rogers
pTishominaro luka N. L. Phillips
Tunica Tunica J.Mack Cox
I'nion Xevv Albany Rad Riddell
Walthall Tylertown B. B. Breeland
Warren Vicksburg' B. H. Shannon
Washington Greene ville L. M. Nicholson
Wayne Waynesboro A. T.,. Crosby
,
Webster :... Walthall E. O. Foard
,'VVilkinson .Wood ville L. C. Miller
[Winston Louisville Coonior Mc.Xeal
IValobiisha Water Valley W. N. Frost
li'/.oo Yazoo City . H. Reagan
MISSOURI
Population 1S20 3,403,547.
State Capital — Jefferson City.
Governor — Arthur M. Hyde.
Lieutenant Governor — H. Lloyd.
Secretary of State — Chas. Becker
Slate Treasurer — L. D. Thompson.
State Auditor — George E. Hackmann.
Attorney General — Jesse W. Barrett.
Sheriffs Term — January, 1921

4 years, to 19 2.'..
County Couiitj' Seat .sImtHT
\(lair Kiilvsvillc Kmcrv W'adilil

I >. 1
.\ndrew Savannah E. P. l';vans

\tchison R()cki)ort L. I.,. Ohastain
Audrain Mexico C. U I'.iuni
Harry Cas.sville Ed. Itobertt^ .
Marlon Tjamar W. H. Noble

I'.ates Uuthi- I. .\. Vetty
I '.cut on Warsaw Garret irootiii-rt (
f.ollinger larbli- I Mil ..v A. .T. Uakci-

IV)one ("oluml)ia P. C. Hiown
f.uchanan ^l- losei)!! , Wni. H. Kueker...
i;utlor Poplar Bluff Janus K. llo{:rK
1
aldweil Kingston : i: S. O. StubblclH-bl
I'allawav Fulton C. .1. Hisho|)
lainden Linn (^rc«;k John 1>. Kudst-
Cape Girardeau lackson Wn>. P.rovvning
(•;,,roll Cairollton F. \V. Gibson
I'arler Van Buren J. 10. Oliver
lass...... llarrisonville ., O. I >. Dutio
(-..(jjij. -lockton »'. 'I'. <'hiii(h
Chariton K.y I .-.svilb- .^ Wilks
SHPmiFFS 413
CiirisfMn - - O/.ark K. AF. Bishop

1 ;.rk - - Kiihokii Paul Lakin
(•i;i\ Liberty Josepii :M. Elsin
("int. in ; Plattsburg- R. I^. Thurman
Colo iflVerson Citv Frank Gretlein
Coopoi- Hoonville Charles Hull
Crawford '^tcelville - W. L. Clinton
Diide ';r..nliel(l - B. Cagle
Dallas P.ulfalo S. T. (.iowei
Daviess . c,;iiiatin J- Fratikliii Gildoii
I »..kall>
'.
Mavsville F- Smith
Dent „ '-::iUnn W. M. Schafer
Douylas \va W. F. Oivans
Dunklin .: K..nnttt J- W. Timberman
I'lauklin Cuion L- TT. Gehlert
c.asoonade Hermann J- \V underlicn
C.'iitrv Albanv Dale Brown
Creen' luinsHeld T. J Harris
Crundv Trenton g- f- Kavanaug-h ...
Harrison n.thany -KT'^'^ J^J^^^^

I'enrv -liMlon ?,'?'^''
-^^'''M'^- ,'}.".
Hickory M-Mmitase J^f- ^-

Holt ...>ri iôn W
Alljert J''^''^"'''
Seeinaii .
IIf) ward ...l''a .'H.^ -

W. N. Chipley
How. '11 . ... \ •I I 'la ins J. B. Aldrioh
Iron .Jo • I iirshall
.lacksoii .irpendenee
p. zz:::::::::":^ ^-"^ •^, iti;'iia^(if^<"i
.las|)ei- :i I'l i'aii'e
Hairx- .1. Mead
•rt'ersoM - '
I il Islioro Ra.vmon.l H. Bi'a.lx-
lohi-son ,:s;.urK- :z:::::z:::::::::":^j^'iv^''^
K.u.x 10.1 i, , ^- T. Norris
Haeleuo .hanon -To';" 'ône^
J. Li.
^j
Forsha
r.,afayette '
cxinston
Lawrence Ml. ^'ernon R. C. :\rcCorkhill
Lewis ...Mont icfUo
"Geo. W. Smith
Lincoln
I. inn
— .
-
Troy
Tiinneus
li.
•C.
K.
K.
Mitchell
Hart .
Pu.^R Diehl
Livingston ' "h illicothe
".Tesse D. Slaxens
Mr Donald Pineville
"William Banta
Ma.on la. on H. L. Howell
•Î'-îlison , Fredericktown ^;,^.,^ ^^ ,^^,,,,.
^|«n^'^ - -.^ ";nna Samuel A. Cupton
^.^''"" Palmyra p, A. Brummett
^'f;7«^'- ;
rinceton ^ ,,„ Ki„,i^,.
^j!"*^'- ;
:
luscumbu, ^. p .lackson
Mississippi I Muiilestnwn g Hol/er
Moniteau California Karrv L. Burton
I Monroe
.Mont.nomei-y
^Tor,ân
Pans
Montgomery
Versailles
City — P Haight
\V J Williams
A. Kerr
Now Madrid
Newton
.• ..- New Madrid
Neosho
(ica W S'aVVon
Steve Roa.'h
Nodaway _Marysvil]e j_ p Millsap
OroRon - Alton j] .\'. Fergu.son
Osage Linn G. .\. Ro.se
Ozark Gainesville .-W. P. Rob.Mtson
Pemiscot Caruthersville -
-M. A. Nelson
Perry Perryville "W. H. Fewell
Pettis Sedalia -... Warren
.....f.
Phelps Rolla - —Oharles T. Mooi e
Pike Bowling Green ...F. M. Hulett
Platte Platte City W. T. Pursslley
Polk Bolivar H. L. Mitchell
Pulaski
Putnam
..-.
Waynesville
Unionville
— PI, Robinson
E. S. Holt
Ralls. New London R. .\. Buin.'tt
Randolph . .: Huntsville . .C. W. Higdon
Rav Richmond A. T. Shv
414 INTERNAT'L ]'()L1('K AL- DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
U.-\n()lds CciiUivillf
I»oiiiiili;ui
— •
(J.
.loliii
F. SaiUT
A. LoKsiioii
Ijinley
upline : .
Almsluvll G. F. Saner
Schuyler - ...l.ancjislor - \V. N. Piles
i-'c'otland Alcini'tiis - W. M. Ivirkciidall
Scolt - liiiiloti A. K. Akei's
Sliannon lOmiiience R. F. Walker — --
Sh(>ll>.\ville (4. l'"ujrene Tui^j^le
She'Hv
St Charles
- -
St. (^liailos
t».sctôla
; ; — L. C. Jackson
J. C Hunt
St! Clair -- ..
St l""'rancois l-'acinitiiitoii . .,..,.. Lawr. I. Siebi-rt

Sle. Genevieve Ste. Genevieve .1. F. Willman
St. Louis , ' a\ Ion
St Louis Cltv oC St. Louis -.T. B. Cox
Sloihlard IJIootnli.'l.i -W. K K. lifiu
Stone • <;aliiia Neal House
Sullivan M'lati -N. X Lal'H
I
Taney l-'oisvth ..Harry Kellv

Texas '
: HousOH ,-.- .
..W.W.Marshall
Vernon •- .\"<>\aila W. G. Shaw
Warren Waritntun - C. G. Richeson
VVa'ihinRtoii .t'oto.^î — Lyman D. Wilcox
Wavno (ireeiivillo T. L. Edmonds
Web.ster ^Mars'ifi.'ld -V^. N. Barber
„.'5iaiii City Vj. C. Hake
Voith
\\-,j,riit ....Ilart\ ille Georse P. W.'iiibreiiii.
MONTANA
i'()i>uiatM)ii iDi'c— r. iT.r.itn.
state Capital -Helena.
Governor — Josejih M. Dixon.
Lieutenant Cov! rnor X. Story.
Secretaiy of State — C'.ia.s. T. Stewart.
State Treas,ii-er -J. W. Walker.
State .Auditor — George P. Porter.
Attorney General — Wellington D Rankin.

SHERIFFS 415
Next Election —November 4th, 1924.
Sheriff's Term— :i years, January. 1922 to 1924.
<'i>iiii<.t' (Oiiril.v S<-:ir SlicrilV
I'.fii vorliead liilloii D. F. Mooiiey

I!ij4 Horn HjiicHii John MacLeod
Blainf ("hiiiook Harry F. Becker ...
Uroadwater Townsend C. B. Doggctt

i":ul)on lied Lodsc T. W. Smith
Carter Fkahika Geo. S. Bog-gs
Cascade Circat Falls Rob Gordon
"^liouteau ''"'ort Benton IT.W. Hainmaker.
C\ister Miles City Hi Farnum
I'aniel.s Seobey D. .1. Martin
l»a\\son Glendivc A. H. Helland
I'cci- Lodge Anaconda C. L. Bcal
I'allon 'iaker -. F. F. Ivelling
I'ngus Tewiston W. R. Woods. Ji-. .
I'lathoad Kali.siiell U'. R. Martin

• i.illat in Hozeman C. t^. Rsgar
Ciarfield Jordan H. F. Myers
Cljicier 'ût Bank ^ P. .\. Davis
Coldcii Valley Uyegate Jesse Garlield
Ciaiiitc l.Pliillilisburg- Fred C. Burks
1 1 ill Havre H. F. Scliwai tx.
I' iVcrson Boulder T. I... Locker
Basin
.Iiidith Stanford C. H. Kelly
l.cwis and Claik Helena Thos. H. Spratt
l.ilMit.\- Chester ...John H. Morgan
l.iin-oln 1 ibb>- Frank R. Baney
A Cone
1
1 Circle Floyd Davis
Madison \'iiginia City C. \\'. ungerford.1 1
.\lcMi;-hcr ...;. - White Sulphur Springs E. .1. Butler

Aliiiei'al SuiJerior Wm. La Com be
Alis.soula Missoula G. A. Cole _
.Mn.sru'lshell Roundup Chris. H. Rusch
I'nrk .^Livingston Tames McClarty ...
I'liillips , Malta Thos. S. .lolinson...

I'ondera Conrad Frank Stocke
Powder River P.roadus ..W. K. Sutter
rovvell I~)eer Lodge .1. F. Neville
I'l-iiiie Terry = E. H. Brooks
li.ivilla Hamilton C. E. Ilogue
Ilichland Sidney I'^red Sulli\:in
T!oosevelt Poplar P. J. Nacey
lidscbud ...Forsyth C. E. Thompson ...
Sanders Tliompson Falls ;... 1. L. Hartman

Sliciidan Plentywood O. ,T. Collins
Silver Bow Butte Larry 'Duagan
Stillwater Columbus E. B. Fellows
S« iM'tgfass Big Timber G. B. Long
I'lton Choteau I. S. Martine
'l'<>oh> Shelby J. S. .Msup
'I'reasure Hysham T. .1. Cunningham.
^'alley Glasgow Chas. Hall
Wheatland Harlowton L. W. Clark
Wibaux Wibaux ...A. Barclay
V. llowslone I'.illihgs F. M. Birelv
416 iNTKllNAT'L POLICE & I)I:TJ<:("TI VK DlKKf'TOKY
NEBIl.\SK.\
Population 1!)20 1,295.502.
itat) Cap ta! — Linco'ii.
Governor — Samuel R. McKelvie.
L'eutenaut Goveiiior P. A. Barrows.
Secretary of State- -A. M. Anislierry.
State Treasurer — I). B. Cropsey.
Slat •
\u(litor--Goo. W. Marsh.
Atto'rjiey deneral — Clarence A. Dav.s.
Ne.vl — November
i-îCjlion 7th. 11*22.
Si.eivlT's Term — years. January.

2 I'.i21 to January, l!t23.
CoMiil.t t.'«niii(> .•«o;it SluTlir
.\<l.inii3 ll;tsliii;;s . .. - \V. A. Colo (U)

AMlelul)C .Noliyll . I. A. Sulloii (li )
Arthur County Artliur Chas. Berryman

B.'inner iiaii isbur.^; I'ulrick O'tJrady
lUaino iliowster ll. S. Yost ( U)
l!oone Ml.'ou F. F. Willott (R)
Box Butte x.iiaiui' ). VV. Miller (K)
Boyd lauu- Frank Heenaii (!>)
Brown \ii,s>\ miii John VV. ijloneckei- (i)>
Buffalo Kiaimy ... . ..i,.. ..>/
Burt Tekainah liaii sîiuineM (In
Butler J»avi.i i'ii.\ i. .i. West tU)
Cass l'laiisiiiui,i u i". IJ. tiiihiioii (I;;
Cedar tlai l iii;4i "ii -.
J'avid 10. AlcFadil.'ii (l>»
(Miase Iniixrial K. Ahilcolm <K)
Cluirv Valentine : .1. U'. O'Kourke
Chevi'iine Sidney C. M. Halm
Clay «May Center ). -Md )aiiiels ilM
s\ .
Colfax Sohuyler Uh.n Seiord (1>)\V.

Cumins? \\ St Point
« -los. Harlunek (i>)
K.
Ouster Kiuken Bow Arthur G. Sexton (D)
Dakota inuvota City Ceo. Cain
Dawes Chadron \- c. 'Palhot <K)
Dawson Lexington \ rt CanneUi (l>)
Denel Chappell <5.
1''. Hiiiton
Dixon I'onca .Aii.licw P.^t.-rson (K)
SHERIFFS 417
1
'odf^ro l'"re'nont A. H. Maskell
I'oiiiAius Omahii W. C. Condit (U)
I'liiio.N - Benkelman -Mike Ckirk (ID
1 illinoie JenevH A. H. SneJekei- (Ki
I
i.tMM.ii Rloomington (;;, J. ^V'arnel• U) i
I'rontier -toc-kville R. F. Walker (I))

I'urnas Beaver City C. A. Hudson
iJaê Beatrice W. T. Ceilings (K)
Garden Oshkosh J. L. Schick (i:)
Carfield Burwell R. H. Smith
<Josper Elwood F. M. King
'Miini Hyannia G. W. Woolard OO
•ireeley Greelev Center Albert Metcalf (U)
luui Grand Island '.
J. L,. Gallagher (D)

Hamilton Aurora John E. McCutchan (TI)
llailan Alma G. A. Starkev (II)
M.iyos Hayes Center J.R. West (R)
llilclicock Tienton M. N. liiennan (R)
i.olt O'Neill Relor W. Lniftv il>)
llcoker Mullen jj.L. Dution (K)
uwanl \\\ H. Atv\oo<l (K)
I
'.>"crson
lohrson
St. i'aul
Fairbury
'recumsch
— M. 1'i|ii>iti (\\)
!•'.
lOhner Xt-lson K) i
i\'(>anie,\ Mitiden C. A. Wilson ( D

K'i'ith Offallala Geo. N. Ikisct (Im
'soya Paha 'nrinerview Frank Stanleton (li)
Kimball Kimball O. E. Forsling-
Knox '"enter Chas. R. Hart (K>
Kaiicaster f inooln
Ira Miller
Lincoln North Platte A. J. Salisl)ur\- (U)
l.o-aii Gaiidv E. IT. Potter (D)
I
iui|) -Taylor W. G. llelmkanip (R)
McPherson Tryon Court Cash (R)
Madison Madison C. S. Smith
Merrick 'entra! City C. E. riark
''(M'ril i(1«»'i>ort
"^J' ...- Koy Neuman
Xance I'îillerton Chas. 10. Peterson (R)
.Vomaha Vuhurn Chas. H. Davis (Rt
Nuckolls Nelson C. C. Gate.'^ (P)
itoe ^'ebraska City - - E. H. Fischer PD (
I'awnee ''awnoc City .Tobii C. McCluns (lit

I'orkins Grant Luther McCorniiclc (
Ki
['helps MriMrodne G. .\. .Vuderson K) (
IMerce Pierce E. A. Kinkaid (R)

I'latte Columbus D. C. Kavanaush {!">)
I'liik Osceola Pavid S. Potter (R)
i;cd Willow -McCook Ed. Flitcraft (R)
Kicbardson .Falls City R. R. .\rcNulty (R^
Tiock Passett J. R. Leonard (Rt
Saline Wilbur H. A. Greer (D)
.âipy Papillion S. Peters
--auiiders ....Wahoo Jerry Dai ley (D)
.^( ott's Bluff GorinpT P. H. Koenig (R')
^-'(ward Seward Louis W. Richmond (R>
Slieridan ..Rushville R. M. Ri-uce (R)
Slierman T,oup City L. A. Williams
Sioux Harrison Geo. W. Hill (lo
Stanton Stanton ...Eli Best (R)
Thayer Hebron Wm. R. Hall (R)
Thomas ...Thedford Nick Shriner (D)
Phurston Pender Fhas. W. RutleilKe
\'allev Ord Geo. S. Rounds
WashinjETton ...Blair Maurice Mehren.'; rD~»
Wavne Wavne O. C. Lewis (R)
Webster Red Cloud Frank Huffer (D)
Wheeler Bartlett •.... los. .\. Kinney
York Vork Ia\ «". Miller (R)
418 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECJTIVK DIRECTOIIY
NEVADA
Population 192!) -77,407.
State Capital — Carson City.
Governor — Emmitt D. Boyle.
Lieutenant Governor — Maurice J. Sullivan.
Secretary of State —George Brodigan

State Treasurer — Ed. Malley.
State Auditor — Geo. A. Cole.
• Attorney General — Leonard B. Fowler.
Sheriff's Term — January, 1921

2 years, to January, 192;
Coiiiltieiii Coiiiit.v !S4>iit.<< Slierilf
(Miuicliill -Kallon Janics Smith

Clark —Las Veyas Sam Cay
Douglas -.-.Mind en Chris. NieKsfii
KIko Elko J. C. Hani.s
lOsmeralda GoMflelil W. A. Ingalls
lOuielia Eureka Martin Malionc.N-
Ifumboldt .Winnemucca Geo. W. Brady
r.andor .Austin J. A. Parker
l.iKoln Piotho Chas. CulVerwell
I.<yon _.,Yering-ton - D. P. Randall
Mineral -...Hawthorne Fred B. Balzar
Nye Tonoi>ali W. H. Thoma.s
(»rmsby „.,. Carson City Jos. H. Stern
Pershing Lovelock .1 1. A. Juisenson
Storey \irginia City Thos. J. Hurley
Washoe Reno .Tohn D. Hillhouse
White Pine Ely H. C. Nicholson
SHEfilFFS
4 I 'I
m:\\ h\mi»shihk
I'opulation 19 2(1 — 4 4:5.08;j
State Capital — Concord.

Governor — Alvert O. Brown.
Secretary of State — E. C. Bean.
Treasurer — John W. Plm
Attorney General — O. S. Young.
Next Election — November 7th, llt22.
Slieriff"s Term — '

_ vpsrt;
\eais. jcinuaiy.
T-iiiiin.-i- i(i-)i *
1!>21 to t
January, 1923.
t'«Hllt» <-'«»iiiity Scat Sheriff

lêlknap Laconia
ârroll P'rfflfii.k I). Klliott.
Ossipee ...
.Edwin
Cheshire Kftne Leavitt
l'".
KdwarrJ H. Lord
;>oi [.ancaster George W. Brown....
t'rf/ton WoodviUo Claude AI. Murray
Ilillsboro Nashua
Merrimack John T. ODowd '.
iJockingrhani George A. Wooster ....

....K.xotoi-
Strafford Ceyôn^ Spinney
Dover ii®'i°?, '^j
Goodwin
Sullivan V^wl ^J,t^ ^- ^
"
-^" '
,.,r
'" t .....Albert J. Barton
4 20 INTERNATL POLICE & DKTECTIVI' DlUECroU^
NEW JERSKV
Population 1920 3,155,374.
State Capital—Trenton.
Governor — Edward Edwards. I.
Secretary State —
of Martin. T. F.
State Treasurer — Wm. Read. F.
Comptroller — Newton A. K. Bughee.
Attorney General — Thos. McCran. F.
Next Election — November 7th, 1!>22.
Sheriff's Term — 3 years, elected different times.
( oiiiity t«>iiiit.\ siioi iir
Atlantic Ma.v.s LiiiKtiui, -Malr.ihn I ;. W , ,(i,! i ii it'
I'.ergen r^Hck^•ll.s;.( k .! s,|ih Kin/.l.-y. .J i
I'.urlinpton Alount 1 lolly lO.lwai.l II. I'laui;-, .Ir.
Camden Camden Isaiah S. Ilal.'h
Cape May ''ape .Ma\- ('(..I .Mead Tcnlln

Cnmborland I'.iiil;;vi ..n .liiScph S. 'riirnei-
i:.sscx Newark Sanuii-1 1'". Wilson

(llnucestpr Wood my I) Scalah T. Clark ,
1 hi.Lsi.ii Jersey Cay 'riiiiinas .\Faili.ân
1 1 mil el-. Ion - Fl.'Miin^;loii .\rlluir W. lOn.Liiaiid....
.\l(Mi(.r Trenton Wallt-r l'"irth. Sr

Middlesex N'.w l;itins\\ i. i:inicr i:. \\'.\rkoir
ATonmouth l''ieohoUl W.ilt.r II. Ci avail

^Tnllis MoriisToan I'll lifllicrt l!.\iam ....
( ncan Toiiia l!iver Harold ('hafe>-

rassaie ralerson .loll Mel 'iilcheon
11
Salem Saloiii .Mirt-d I\. nrandriff

Somerset Soine!\il!e I'.osart T. Conkling-
sn.s.ssex - Newton Llnii.s I',. I-ittoH
t'nion I'lli/.abcth Ccol-Kc 11. .l(.lilisloM....,
\\ ai Ti'ii r.i-lvtdero Thomas II. Ha\-.-s

SHERIFFS 421
NKW MK.VR'O
i'opnhit on 1 !i2(» — 260,24 7.
State Capital — Santa Fe.
Ctjvernor — Merrill ('. Mechem.
Lieutenant Governor -W. H. Duckworlli.
Secretary of State — M. Martinez.
State Treasurer Clias. I'. Strong.
Stat3 Auditor— Edward L. SalTord.
Attorney General — Harry S. Bowman.
Next Election — Novemlier 4th, 1924.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years. January, lit 21 to January, 1H2
(')Miiil,v <'«Miiil.t Scat Slifi'iir
Ueinalilo Mbuquerque \iitoiiio C Urti/.

Chave.s tioswell John C. Peck
t.'olfax - Katon Aht; Hixenbaiigh
Curry Clovis S. i). Dean
De Baca Ft. Sumner J. C. Dunlap
iJona Ana '
as Ci'uces Joso H. Lucero
Eddy Carlsbad George \V. Bat on I
Grant HiUer City John E. Casey

Guadalupe Santa Uosa Juan Sena
flidalgo Lordsbuig Osiar Allen
Lea — Lovingtoii R. F. Love
Lincoln Carrizozo Ed. W. Harris
Luna Diniing- P. L. Smyer
McKinley Gallup J. H. McCamant
Mora .Mora Sabino Lopez
Otei-o .-Mamog'ordo Howard Beachain
Qua.v Tucumcari Ernest Simpson
Itio Arriba Titira Amarilla Manuel A. Gallegos
Hoosovell - - I'oitalcs - Jess McCoimack
Saiidoxal Bernalilo Mariano G. Montoya
San Juan Aztec J. C. Wynn
San MIg'uel Las \'ej<as SecundiiioRomero
Santa l''e Santa Fe John Shoemaker
Si(M ra Hil'lsboro Neil Sullivan
Socorro -.. -..•. Socorio V. V. Tafoya
'I'aos Taos Manuel O. Tru.iillo
'I'di-rani-f Estancia JolinBlock
In ion Clayton Daniel T. Ttoberts
\;i'iii.i;i ......Los Faunas .Jnscpii P. Tondre
k
INTKKNATL POLICE <t DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
\K\V ÔKK
ropulation 1920 10,384,829.
State C'apital — Albany.

Governor —Nathan L. Miller.
Lieutenant Governor — J. Wood.
Secretary of State — J. J. Lyons.
State Treasurer— M. Marshall. N.
State Auditor — James Wendall.
Attorney General — Chas. Newton. D.
Next — Novemlicr.
Pjlection 1!>22.
Sheriff'sTerm — and 2, :! t years.
(oiiiil.v mil t Sc:it Slirrlir
-Mtiany VUkiiin - l''i;mk Coss

Allfg'any llchiHint .Kdolpli BUiestone
Hroome' I !i ii,L;lia :nl o;i ..(i.o. VV. I'<.iiiu"
Uronx - Tliomas 11. ()'Keil
t'attaraugus Lit He \ 11(1 I . .Miiliery
Cayuga \viliin n I'.anU W. Il.iidrick
Chautauqua Ma.vvil'c .Ihi>. .s McCallum
Chemung - lOlmira l'\ 10. Houts
Chenango .Voi \\ i( II. Fred Hovey
Clinton I'laltsli iru \. ili.;iiii Coifoy
Columbia lluilson
" • '. 1 ''I;
I I
'.I'tpi-. ,lr.
Coi tland "ortlan 1

Uollin K. Wright
l)eliiware Oellii l.ii e L. \ an Ueriiia i
Outcliess I'Ollgllkecpsio IS I", ^ll1 house

Krio I>c;f\v William F. Waldoiv
lOssi'N ...; : I li/al)<tllto^\•n l''irMl l>ashnaw
Kiankiin ni'''
Frank S. Steeiibeige
I-ûltnn
....".!!!"!"""""" (. stdii 1 - Lee H. Ingram
Genesee iv'a
:
Daniel I... ICliott
Greene ..ZZ"!"!"!^
'
-.iskill ..!...; tMui-L.^ \\ ;is<)orn

Hamilton: l-ake Pleasant Ileniy I >. Kellogg
Herkimer Ileikimer ' -
'-'"i 'i
.V,'*^'^'^
.lefferson W .-il ertowii ' rmsi S (..Melle
Kings ''.looklyn o'ni i Mesfher
J ,e w is I ." \\ \ i I le 11 Uo'
SHERIFFS 42:
l/viii,^slon <ieneseo William Mann

.»!:i(lisaii \\aini>sville lOrwin K. Cumining's
.\io:iioi' - Wotliester Fi-ederick S. Couchman.
.\k,iimo nor\- '.'"onda Seely Hodge
Xas.-au - iinooia Oliai-lftS VV. Smith
Xc'W Voik - Xivv York i:)a\idIJ. Knott
Niagara I.ockport A. C. Bigelow
(int'ida Utica A. W. I'ickard
Onondaga ^^.\ lacuse Edward Ten l':.vc'k
Ontario <;'anandaigua Oeoige K. Clohecy
Orange (Joshen ..- ..William M. Leonanl
Orleans \lbion J- Scott Porter
Osweg-o Oswego, Pulaski Hicliard W. Sluil/,
Otsego Cooperstown Fred S. Williams
r'utnam (\vrmel Henry B. Stepliens
Queens Jamaica John Wagner
Rensselaer Troy -.John H. Mclntyre
Richmond Richinond ..William K. Walsh
Rockland New City Alexander H. Merritt
Saratoga Ballston Spa Daniel D. Snell
Schenectady ,«,Schenectady Daniel Manning
Schoharie Schoharie Wm. Granby
Scliuyler Watkins Louis K. Kenyon
Seneca Waterloo Charles P. Seely
Steuben liath Frank L. Nolton
St. Jjawronce Canton Lawrence Fish beck
SullVilk ilivcrhcad John F. Kelly
Sulli\an Monticello George D. Pelton
TiuKa - OWfgo Arthur E. Hunt
'I'o.'iij.kins - Ithaca Fay Skilling
Ulster —.Kingston Win. H. KoUc
Warren Lake George Richard J. P.oltun
Washington Hudson Falls Fred A. Browp
Wayne Lyons lohn Newman
Wcstihester - White Plains George .1. \\\iiier
Wyoming Warsaw , ..Nathaniel M. (.ônger
^'alc-H Penn Yan Case W. Blodgett
NORTH CAROLINA
Poi)ulalion 19 20 — 2,5 56.4 8 6.
State Capital — Raleigh.

Governor — Cameron Morrison.
Lieutenant Governor -W. B. Cooper.
Secretary ol State — J. B. Grimes.

4-Ii INTEKNATL I'OLICE & DETEC'TIVK DIRECTOHY
State Treasurer — B. II. Lacey.
State Aud tor — Baxter Durham.
Attorney General — James S. Manning
Next Elect 0:1 — November 4th, 1!)24.
Sheriff's Term
Citiiiity <'<Miiii.> Sfjir Shniir

Alamiince (Jraham ('. I >. Story
Alexander Tayloi'sville AV'. 11. Car.sou
Alleghany : Sparta J. R. Grouse
Anson Waclesboro W. S. Braswoll
.\.she Icfl'orson J. W. Hampton
.\v('ry Nowlanrl J. D. Braswell
I'.iaufoit VA'ashington lames H. Harris
It.itio VViiiflsoi- .1. \\'. Cooper
Hladon lOlizabeth to \vn J. M. Clark

luiswick
I'l Sun h poit I I'\ I.iiindon Lewis
lUinconibe -... \slir\ilU- .lolin A. Lyerley
r.iirki' . Morganton Dixn .\. .Tohnson
'jiliaini.s Concord (^. I,. Spears
t'aMw.ll .: L.'noir J. .\. Triplett
I'anuliii Camden W, IM. I'ôrlies
(îitenl l!i-:nifint T. I\l. 'I'lioinas. .1 1-.
Caswell ...- ^:l IV «> vil k' I. H. (Junn

<'atawba Xcwton .Iiio. VV. Alanser
Chatham rinslxtro .. O. W. Blair
Cherokee \Inr|ili\- W. I'. Odom
Chowan lOilcnloii (!. W. Coodwin
Clay I l;i\ . sville lOd. Kitfliens
Cleveland Sli.n,.\ II. A. Logan
Columbus - \\ h ii i-\ill.' I. < >. .\inin(in.'^
Craven .\'i w
in ii. .las. I >. Williams
Cumberland - I'a .v il
v .11 !, . N. II. .Mi-Ceai-h.v
dirrltuck ''iiiiluck M. K. I-'loia
I >ate Manici) L. O. I'ârrow
l'a\idson Icxin.g'ton I'hed C. Sink
Davie .Mo;-U sville G. I'\ \\'in<M<)tT
Duplin K'e!iaiisville Clias. M. Ingiaiu
Durham Mnihani John F. IIar\\,.oil
]-Ml"ecombe I'.irlnnr) .lessc \\'. Tlioniis
SHEltlKKH 4::r,
County County Seat $iheriir
I'orsyth .Winston-Salem George W. Flynt

l''ranklin .Louisburg- H. A. Kearney
•Jastoii .. .Gastonia J. W. Carroll
<'.ate3 .Gatesville C M. Lawrence
• iraham ,i;obbinsville G. W. Shuler
'Jranvillo .Oxford E. I>. Hunt
'Sreenc , Snow Hill J. Herring
E.
''lUilford Greensboro David B. Staffoi.l
Halifax Halivas J. A. House
Harnett Lillington J. W. McArtan
Haywood Waynesville J. F. Cabe
Henderson Hendersonville V. E. Grant
Hertford Winton B. Scull
Hake Raeford Edgar Hall
Hyde Statesville Harry O'Neal
Iredell tatesville M. P. Alexander
Jackson Webster E. L. Wilson
.lohnstoii Smithfield W. J. Massey
.tones Trenton J. R. \Vesthionl<
hee Sanford L. C. Rossor
Lenoir Kinston A. W. Taylor
r.incoln Lincolnton \V. B. Abenu'lliv
-McDowell Marion .1. K Xicliols
Macon Franklin Alex. Moore
Madison Aliirshall J. -T. Baley
Martin William.ston H. T. Robeisnn
.MeL'kleiiburg Charlotte .....W. O. Cochrane
Mitchell .nakci-svillf f. Pritchard
(".
Montgomery .Troy - G. W. Stuart

.Moore Carthage ...D. Blue
Al.
Nash X.ishville — J. Cornwell
L..
New Hanover ^ Wilmington Geo. C. Jackson

Northampton Jackson H. L.. Joyner
Onslow lacksonville J. R. Gurganus
f>range Hillsboro L.. Bun Lloyd
Pamlico Payboio -— W. H. Pickles
T'asfiuotank lOli/abcth City Charles Reld
Pender Btirgaw ...]\. T. Murray
Perquimans Hertford Whit G. Wright
Person Roxboro .T. M. O'Briant
Pitt - Cifonville ..E. R. Dudley
I'd Ik Columbus ; I'rank .Tack son
l;;niiloli)h Ashboro J.A. Brady
P.ichmond Rockingham R. L. McI>onald
Uobt'son ...Lumbfi-ton ....R. K. Lewis
Rockingliam — AA'ont wortli A. P. Sands
Rowan Salisbury .....T. II. Kridcr
Rutherford - Ruthcifordton J. W. Bcason
Sampson C:iinton N. .\. Williams
Scotland Lanrinburg W. D. McLaurin
Stanl>- \lbemarle J. .J. Morton
Siokos Danbury E. O. Shelton
426 INTKHNATJ. POLICE & DKTEC'TIVE IJlKECrrOltV
Siirrv -...Dobson •.: W. Tv. .\ll)city

SvvaTn ..". ..-. Brvson City W. M. Iiriliiii
Transylvania Hi ovarr) ....:.»•."..;.:. 1 't-i !a ( i i I'lisiiaw c
Tyrell Columbia ..., ..-..• lo.s. !]. KexnoWis
I'nion Monroe .... , ' "lifoi i1 l-'ow h r
Vance , : I'enderson ,.,; ..:-'. l. S. KoxsUm-
^Vake IJaleigh It. Bryant ITairis<
Wai-ren AN'arrcnton .....:.. It. K. lâvis
Washinisrton IMymouth .1. i;. Iti.ui
Watausa Boone J. JO. Young-
Wayne Goldsboro \V. D. Grant
Wilkes Wilkesboro W. O. Woodrnrt'
Wilson Wilson B. v:. Howard
Yadkin Yadkinville C. E. .Moxley
Yanc-o\' Burnsville ^. S. Roland
NORTH DAKOTA
State Capital — Bismarck.

Governor — Lynn J. Frazier.
Lieutenant Governor — Howard R. Wood.
Secretary State —
of T. Hall.
State Treasurer — John Steen.
State Auditor — Poindexter.

D. C.
Attorney General — W^ni. Lemke.
Next Election — November 7th, 19 22.
Sheriff's Term — 2 January.

years, 1921 to January. 192:i,
County Comity Sosit ShcrilK
•\''ains Hettinger (. .). Solem

Barnes Valley City lin.êbret Lai-son
Benson Minnewaukon John l". Tlandall
•killings Medora T. G. Krklund
Bottineau Bottineau Thos. Ilennessi^\-
Bowman •.
Bowman C. E. .Toyoe
'•'"fl^f Bow be lis .Andrew Nelson
SHERIFFS 42:
Bismarck .TloHn Welch

nurlei.^rli
< ass
<'avali('r
— Fargo
Laiigdon
J''red A. ICramtr
Kclland
1ori-.\-
Mickey Kllendale ':.
Geor.g-e W. Sears
I )ivide Crosby Olto i'ctci son
I >nnn Manning John Brown
Iddy - N>w Rockford Ole :Mattson
lOmmons ...L.inton ^ Kdw". Miller
I'oster Carrington Allen R. Mall
<!olden Valley Beach Leonard Stock wdl
Oiand Forks Grand Forks :....C. Stewart
C.
("ii ant Car>"on , 1 Stevenson
>on
firing's '-ooperptown JCniilNelson
lU-ttinger Mott ,, Gustav A. Buehler
K'idder Steele :.. Olaf Lindseth
T.aMoure LaMoure '.
IC. \V. Christ
T,og-an Vapoleon Andreas Baltzer
McHenry Towner John \V. Colby
Mcintosh Ashley Wni. .1. Pudwill
McKenzie Sehafer S. A. ThoiTii)son
IMcLean Washburn Ole H. Stetferud
.Mercer Stanton b^dw. Walbauin
Morton Man dan John Brady
Mountrail Stanley Forrest Rice
Xelson Lakota I. on is Bakke
I
diver Center Henry Cordes
I'embina Cavalier F. F. Hamiltoe.
Pierce Rug-by C. E. Harnit
Kanisey Devils Lake Kd. Elliott
I lansoin Lisbon Peder Hill
Itenville Mohall lames McKeclui'e
rtichland U'ahpeton Gust Selland
Rolette Rolla T. L, Marcotte
Sargent Forman O. H. Flodos
Sheridan McCUisky ..Ernst Siegele
Sioux lôrt Yates Chas. B. Gayton
Slope Amidon A. C. Slade
Stark _nickin3on Geo. J. Brown
Steele Finley Albert Sparrow
SI utsman Jamestown Dana Wright
'I'owner Cando Vhom Oakland
Trail Hillsboro Car] So rum
Walsh Grafton F. A. Mach
Ward Minot '.A. P. Scofield
Wells ICssenden W. E. .Takle
Williams ^îlliston C. C. Mackenrj T
OHIO
Population lit 20 5.75f).?,6S.
State Capital — Colunihus.

Governor — Harry L. Davis.
428 INTh:i{N.\TI. POLICE & DETECTIVE UIRECTOliY
Lieutenant Governor —Clarence J. Brown.
Secretary of State —Harvey C. Smith.
State Treasurer— R. W. Archer.
State Auditor —Joseph T. Tracy.
Attorney General — John G. Price.
Next Election— November 19 7th, 22.
Sheriffs Term — years, January, 1921

2 to January, 19 23.
County C'oiiiit.v Sent Sheriff
Ailaiiis VVe.st Union Chas. C. Tettit

Allen Lima Charles W. Baxter
Ashland - .\shland Charles Barr
Ashtabula - Icfferson R. C. Eldred
Athens \thens Herb .1. Parker
Auglaize VVapahoneta Robert Ewig
Belmont St. Clairsville R. T. Lynch
Brown • Geoigetown Eclgêr H. Neu
Butler Hamilton 1J. r.niiliiich
Carroll Carrollton It. M. Haye.s
Champaig-n I'rbana Irving JMt- Robert a
Clark Stuingfleld David T. .Jones

Clermont Ratavia lohn H. Rapp
Clinton 1 Wilmington A\'ill Kirk
Columbiana Lisbon Conur Ticwis
Coshocton Coshocton lOi-nost l>arr
Crawford" Bucyrus '"'-. L Knappenberger
Cuyahog'a Cleveland C. ]'.. Saiinard
Darks Greenville Tod Wagner
Defiance Defiance ' 'hailos Zosche
Delaware Delaware V. I,. .Mkire
i;rie Sandusky loliii B. Taylor
I'air field - liancaster Cliarlcs .1.Spicrky
I ayotte Washington \'. B. Hall
("tankliii Columbus !''i;iiU L. Holj-cross ...
I'm Hon Wai'seoii 'tflx it t'ord

C,allia C'lallipolis <'. If. Swan son
Ceauga Chaidon Wn). II. Radcliff
>< 1 reene '.
Xenia I-. rûndei-V/r.'f jr
•I
itiernsc.v Cambridg-e ". -M. Mi'vodith
I la mil ton Cincinnati P'ri-d BadtT
Hoy
llancocU
I
Harrison
lardin
I'indlay
Kenton
Cadiz
t>'rank
Klnu-r 10. .lolmson
K. Martin
10.
i
—
<).
Jlenry Napoleon Marry I.,(nvr.v

SHERIFFS 4 29
Highland Hillsboro R. C. Chweinsbersei"

Hof kiii^ Tôgân Chas. E. Larimer
Holmes Milleisburg: Robert Henderson ..-
Huron Xoiwalk Reese

Jackson _.Jackson W. G. Davis
.loirerson ateubenville E. D. Lucas
Knox Mount Vernon Burr H. Lytle
Lake Painesville Ora M. Spink
Lawrence Ironton C. W. Dement
Licking: iNevvarlt , B. A. Bryan
l.)ffan _Bellefontaine Homer O. Kennedx
Lorain >Elyria _ N. D. Backus
Lucas Toledo John T. Taylor
Madison .London L. E. Robisen
Alalionin.^- Young'stown Benjamin F. Moitib
Alarioii Marion Frank A. Washburn
AL'dina Medina P. C. Bieelow
Ahi^^s Pomeroy Wilber A. Reeves
All rcer Celina Geo. M. Belz
Aliami - Troy C. B. llerr
Alonroo Woodsfield Clias. D. Barker
A Ontsoniory Dayton Jaims i;. l'kmcK
Aloigan MiConnolsville W. i;. Slal i.-ûiitii
Alorrow Mt. Gilead , Win. I; '.'oiw

Aluskiiiijruin Zanesvllle Harry (Jarrett
.\<il»lo Caldwell Ttile Groves
i>lta\va Port Clinton (). J. .Siaikloff
I'luldiiis' F'aulding ('. E. Huglies
I''ir.\- Now Lexington Robf. Minsluill
I 'iikaway I'ircleville loe West
I'ik.- Waverly ('. A. McUley
I'liriuKo Ilavenna J. W. Stevens
ri.lilc iLaton Gt'oryc W. Jones
I 'lit nam Ottawa , \V. .T. Lainmers
Kiclilaiiil .- Alauslield Clias, Colliua-.
Koss Cliillicotlie Alfred Immell. Jr. ..
."^.induskx- Friunont — C> C

Ballaivl
Siioto Portsmoutli Isrnest E. Rickey ..
Hcn.oa TilTin loseph W. Parks

Slulliv .S;ilii.'d W- Clalk
!•".
SI ark Canton Milo W. Cathon

.Suiiinui \kion P. ^^. Hutch i)i£?o:i
'rrunitiuU Warren Evan E 'I'liomius
'ruscarawas Now Philadelpliia Geo. W. Shonk
r nil 111 Marysville t'^rank Collier
Van Writ •-
\'an Wort T. C. Sells
\infon All-Arthur : Henry Sockel
\\ ai i( 11 Lebannon Morrow Brant
\\'as!iiii:;ton Marietta A. E. Roberts
Wa.N n.- - AA'ooster .: Geo. Lautzenheiser
Williams P.iyan Lewis T. Perkins ...
Wood Lowling Green .John B. Shoecraft ..
Wyandot — rin.er Sandusky John H. Swarts
j:;() INTEKNATL I'Ol.lCK & DLTECTIVK 1)! RK('T( )i; V
OKI.\HU>3 ^
I'opulation 1920 2,027,564
State Capital — Oklahoma City
Governor — J. B. A. Roliinson.
Lieutenant Governor —M E. Tiapp.
Secretary of State — Joe L. Morris.
State Treasurer -/. N. Leecratt.
State Auditor — Frank Carter.
Attorney General — S. P. Freeling.
Slieriff's Term — .January, 1921

2 years, to January, 1928.
Coiiiit.v f'oiinty Sent ShcrilV
Ailaii- - Stillwell \k-s Tiiulle

AUalfa Cherokee J. It. McCrady
Atoka Atoka - W. Phillips
I.
r.cuver Heaver - H. K. Bricls'e^vatei

Beckham Sayre .
<
II. Coiie
'.
Blaine VVatonK-i Cec). Massie

Bryan Ourant lluel Taylor
Caddo «- AnailaiU. .loshua Cox-
Canadian Kl IveiK. Jack Pmith
Carter ArUnioii' UicK (Jarrett
Cherokee - Tahlequah . C.eorse K. Gourd
Choctaw Hugo K. B. FitzserakI
Ciniairon Boise Cii\ A. Soutar
i'\
Cleveland Norman W. H. Newhlock

Coal Coalgat( \. >\'. Ki e.-man
Comanche Lawton Ci-o. 11. l<"rainiitoii
Cotton Walter Kerr
I. D.
Ciaii;- Vinita - Sam Hidenour
Creek Sapulpa I >. B. IJviiij,'-ston
Custer \rapaho ben H. Monroe
Delaware Jay _ Ken 1<\ yautli
P)ewey Taloga C. C. .loiies
Ellis" Arnett James Haslem
Garfield . Fnid t'- F. Pewins'
Garvin ... Pauls Aâlley .. <". 1''. ^Vo!iey
SHERIFFS 4:U
Oiadv Chickasha Matt Saiikev

Oraiit - Ml fHord W. Baty
OreiT ATans'iin -.. A\'. M. 'I'liton
llarmnii , Hollis \ A ll-.ilon
Harper Buffalo SIum-ii Co-krell
Haskell Stigler <-'.i<\ W. Wyers
Hughes Holdenville -'a -i B. 'l'i;rner
Jackson Altus I. L. I-Jnslish
.Tefferson -. "Waurika A\'. -J. Ballard
.lohiiston Tishoming'o T. R. Oibson
Kay „ Newkirk Dan Bain A.
K iii^HsluM' ;-- - King'fisher John Mize O.
K'owa "'chart C. K. Lee
Latimer \i!burton 1 \V. S. Klliott
r,e Flore ''oteau .lolm Hunt ,
'/in<oln ''handler H. Ij. T:?iov\'n

Losan .. ^(ithrie Kd. flobertson
Love ... Vlarietta F. N. Smith
MeCiaiii Puroell .loirtnie E. Ratliff
AlePurtai' Ulabel A. \V. Kelker
•' Aloure
I'ltos'i '•:• frill la • . M. B.
M'lio?- '•''a'rv'ew John I. Horn
\Ta:s''an Madill Julin Glenn
Mayes I'ryor . >i .'\ I I'-fhfield
^'t'ira.\' Sulphur ... C. H. I'aiks
Muskopree Mi'skopree Bobbins
J. l>.
\nhip I'erry Wni. Kicker
Xnwafa ^'osyata N. !'. Glllespey
Okfuskee Okemah L. M. Collier
Oklahoma <>klahoma Cit\- .. Ben Hansey
Okmulg-ee '^>kmulsree Lon Kuhn
Osa.ê Pawhuska Harve Fi-eas
Ottawa Miami Keil Harr
Pawnee Pawnee C. W. Scott
Payne Stillwater O. R. Lilley
PittshursT - McAlester W. S. Sanders
Pong-otoc Ada Bob Duncan
Pottawatomie ".
Tecumseh G. C. Butler
Pushmataha .Antlers Neyins Kirkpatrick
Uoger Mills Cheyenne Bob Brown
Rogers Claremore John M'. Green
Seminole W'ewoka Cbafley Brown
Soiiuo>;',!i "-'alisa.v C.^Nf. Gay
Stephens Duncan E. H. Rhyne
Texas Guymon C. A. Leeman
Tillman Frederick E. J. May
Tulsa Tulsa Wm. McCullough
AWi.goner Wagoner _ J. M. Corgan
Washington Bartlesville Andrew Henderson
AVashita Cordell W. H. Dean
Woods AUa H. H. Hodgson
Woodward A^'oodward H. M. Bowers
432 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE niRECTn[{Y-
State Capital — Salem.

Governor — Ben W. Olcott.
Lieutenant Governor — President of Senate.
Secretary of State & Auditor — S. A. Kozer.
State Treasurer — ;0. P. Hoff.
Attorney General I. H. \'an Winkle.
Next Election — Noveml)er 7th, 19 22.
Rlu rill's Term — 2 years, January. 1921 to January, 1923.
(oiiiiO Sc:it SlM-iiiir
Baker ...I'.akii- Gio. A. Herbert ..

Benton ...('orv;illis P. N. Warfleld
Clackamas ...< >rtSon Cit.N' VVm. .T. Wilson ....
Clatsop ...Astoria Ole Nelson
Columbia — ...St. Helens .T. H. Wellington
Coos ...Coquille K. P. KllinKsiii ..
Crook ...T^rinoville Olie H. Olson

Curry ...Gold Beach F. .T. Huntley
Deschutes .. ...I'.end S. E. Roberts ....
Dou.§las ...Kosel)Ui-K- S.W. Starmci-

Gilliam ...Condon Elmer Montague
Grant -..Can.x'on Cit.N' C. .T. Bingha:n ....
riarney ..I'.iirns - W. .\. Goodman..
ITood River MimmI Ki\-.i- T, I"'. .Tohnsoii ....
liH-kson ....la -UsonvilU" C. 10. Terrill

.U-fferson .-. ....Madias H. C. Toppiiif;- ....
.Insephine - ...Grants Pass Geo. W. Lewis....
Klamath .... ..K'laniath trails F.loyd Ti. Low
Lake ...l.:ikivie\\ R. E. Woodcock..
lâne ...!; II Lie lie - F. G. SticKlcs ..
SHERIFFS
1 iu' olii Toledo - Mrs. M. Simpson.

Liiiii - Mbaiiy C. M. Kendall
Mallioui- Vale H. Lee Noe
Maiion Salem O. I>. Bower
Moi low - Heiipner Geo. McDuft'ee ...
.Vliiitnomah Portland T. M. Hurlburt ...
I'olk Dalla.s John W. Orr

Slier man More Hugh Chris man
iM'lamook Tillamook ^.John Ascliim
I'uiatilla I'endeleton Zoeth Houser
Ilniiin , ba Grande Lee Warick
Wal'owa Knterprise F. D. Rinehart ...
Wasco The Tâlles Levi Chrisman ...

\\asliin«ton Ilillsboro Geo. Alexander .
W hce'er I'Vissil Oscar Kelsay

^.^nhill .McMinnville F. B. Fevsusoii .
PKXXSVIAA.MA
Population 1!I20 — S.7l'9,9 17.
Stat(^ Capita!- —Harrisliurg.
Governor — William ('. Sproul.
Lieuteniint Governor— Edward Beidleman. E.
Secretary Commonwealth — Cyrus

of Woods. E.
State Treasurer — Chas. Snyder. A.
Attorney General —-George E. Alter.
Auditor General — Samuel S. Lewis.
Sheriff's Term — years.4
(oiiiit.v Seals CoiiiH i«'.s Slu-riOs
A lams ., Gettysburg- lohn W. Ilartman

Pittsburgh Mlesrheny William S. Haddock
Kittaniiing \rmstrons- , -.- Charles V. Ding-er
P.r-aver ..P.eaver .: Charles P.. Anderson
I
^34 INTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Bedford Bedford - •' -M- Kink

Heading- Berks Kdvvfud H. Deem
llolidaysbury B'.air ..- WiHiaTn ]{. Ort-
'I'owanda Bradford ^harles K. Drake
Doylestown Bucks Harvey D. Hunsbii-.i;ir
Dutler Butler Cnoigi' \V. Stoner
i;beiisburg Cambria Roscoe O. Custer
I'Imporium ..
Maucli Chun :<
— Cameron
Carbon
-fB. Tilburg
lOiiner S. Levan
Bellefonte Centre I arr.\- Diikenian
West Chestt'i -^ Chester ..loh'i U. Pechin
Clai-ion Clarion II.fêes Carson
Clearfield ..- Clearfield V M. Gorman
Lock Haven Clinton Tom Johnston
Bloomsburg -.. Columbia Joseph W. Hidlay
Meadville Crawfoid James A. Snodgiass
Carlisle Cumberland l-'phraim L. Adams
Harrisburg Dauphin George W. Karmany
Media Delaware \lbert R. Granger
lUdgvvay Klk William Simons
\')rio Erie Guy H. Fox
I'niontown Fayette I. 1. Shaw
Tionesta Forest D. H. Blum
<"hambersbui g Franklin Jacob H. Mayer
McConnollsburg Fulton A. D. Hohman
VVaynesburg- Greene J. E. Adamson
Huntingdon — Huntingdon John A. Steele
Indiana Indiana -— J.R. Richards
r.rookville Jefferson Samuel G. Lowry
iVlifflintown Juniata John M. Cargill
Scranton Lackawanna Jacob I{. Schlager
Liancaster Lancaster C. F. Ilonisher
iVow Pastle Lawrence Joseph H. Boyd
I .ebanon Lebanon William L. Brunner
AllentowMi Lehigh William F. Clauss
\, ilkes-Barre _ Luzerne John AfacCIuskie
illiamsport
\ Lycoming- Thomas M. Gray
ethport McKean Joseph h\ Robinson
per Mercer David Jarrett
J.
Lfwisto-vvri Mifflin Merril A. Davis
Stroudsburg Monroe William E. Detrick
Norristown Montgomery Jacob Hamilton
Danville Montour Harvey G. Wagn<T
TOaston Northampton William H. Best
Sunbury Northumberland C. K. Martz
New Bloomfiei'd Perry P. R. Fhnie
Pliiladelphia Philadelphia Robert L lamb, i-lon
Milford . ...Pike Ernest C. ^^ ood
Coudersport Potter Ned P. Clark
Pottsville Schuylkill Joseph W yatt
Middleburg Snyder J. Frank T;{eitz
Somerset " ..Somerset John \\ Griffith
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Laporte -
Sullivan George r>etrick
f
-Hose Susquehanna Girton M. Darrow
Wellsboro .'...'.'.
Tioga ^^}^^},*''^
^Y^'<^^- M. Renner
I ewisburg Union Charles
I'ranklin Venango Carl W. McNaugliton
Warren * Warren W. W. Muir
Washington .Washington Alexandei- B. Gray
Ilonesdale Wayne Thomas Y. Boyd
Greensburg Westmoreland John Black, Jr.
'rnnkhannock Wyoming p. L. Howell
yj^,.|- York .lomit li;i n !!. Gross
SHERIFFS 4'M>
RHODE IS1>AM)
ropulation 1920 604,397.
State Capital — Providence.

Governor — Emery J. San Souci.
Lieuteaaiit Governor^ H. J. Gross.
Secretary of State- — J. F. Parker.
State Treasurer — Richard W. Jennings.
-Vttorney General — Herl)ert A. Itice.
Ne.>vt Election — Noveml)er 7th, 1922.
Sheriff's Term — 3 years, January, 1920 to January, 19:
County Comity St-nt SherinK
Ncu iioit - Newport laaics Aiiihony

I'lovidenre N. Providence /. Andrews
Washington Kingston John P. Wilcox
Bristol Bristol Philo V. Cady
Kiiit .1''. <5i oen wicli ^tichael B. Tjvncli
SOUTH CAROLINA
Population 1920 1.683.662.
State Capital — Columlua.

Governor — Robert A. Cooper.
Lieutenant Governor— -W. G. Harvey.
Secretary of State — W. Banks Dove.
State Treasurer — S. T. Carter.
Comptroller General — Walter E. Duncan.

4 36 INTEKNATJ. POLICE & DETECTIVE 1) Hi ECTOR Y
Attorney General — Samuel M. Wolfe.
Next Election —November 7th, 19 22.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January, 1921 to January, 192'
I'oHiit.v Comity Sc:it SliorilT
.\bbeville Abbeville V. I?. .\ULane

.\ikeii Ailsen H. H. Howard
Anderson - Anderson '. O. Marett
Bamberg Bambtr.t;- S. G. Ray ,
lUirnwell )'.:un\vcll C Keys Sanders

Ueaufort Beaufort J. H. Bailey
Berkley 'fouiks Corner \y. H. Dennis
Calhoun «t. Matthews V. F. Hill
Charleston Ciârleston. J. i'^lmore Martin
< iierokee Cnfney ..W. W. Thomas
• Miester Chester I). fJ. Anderson
Cliesterfleld Chesterfield — T. T. Grant
Clarendon Manning J. lOdward Gamble
''"lloton .'
Waltersboro VV. B. Ackerman
i arlins-toii Darlington Kli W. Uegister
Dillon Dillon S. C. Bethea
Dorc-hester St. George — O. 15. Limohousc

ICdgefield Edgefield W. B. Swearington .
Fairfield A\'innsboro .laiucs Macife

l<"lorence Florence -. Tlioina- S. Bui-di
C.torgetown Georgetown H. H. Ward
Greeneville Greenville .Cai los A. Rector
(ireenwood Greenwood E. M. White
Hampton Hampton C V. Thomas
Horry Conway J. A. Lewis
.rasper Uidgeland G. L. I.,angford
Kershaw Camden G. C. Welsh
[iancaster Lancaster Jolin I'. Hunter
Laurens Laurens S. ReidC

Lee Bishopville ,.^.-S. Scarborough
J. ...
Lexington Lexington E. Austin Roof

Marion Marion J. V. Rowell
McCormick McCormick Milton R. LeRoy -
Marlboro Bennettsville J. A. Weatherby
Newberry Newberry C. G. Blease
Gconee Walhalla ......AV. M. Alexander
.(>r:uigebui-g Orangeburg -— :. I'ûlton Dukes
SHERIFFS 437
I'ickens Pickens . R. R. Roark

Richland Columbia T. Alex T^Teise
Saluda Saluda '.
B. F. Sample
Spartenburt;- "-'paitenburg- Sam K. iMiller
SiinUer Sumter C. M. Hurst
Union Union T. Hay Fant
William.sburg- Kir.gstree Renry S. Gamble
York Yorkville T. E. Quinn
SOUTH DAKOTA
State Capital — Pierre.
Governor — W. H. McMaster.
Lieutenant Governor — Carl Gunderson.
Secretary of State— C. A. Burkliardt.
State Treasurer —W. S. O'Brien.
State Auditor — Jay E. Reeves.
Attorney General — Byron S. Payne.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years. January. 1921 to January. 192:
Ne.\t Election —November 7th, 1922.
CoiiiU.v CtMiiit.> Sosit Slu'PilV.s
-Auioi'a I'liinkinton I. !•". l>i)nct;;ni

r.eadle Union V. ('. Miller
I'.ennetl .. Martin Sctli Austin
I'un Homme - . Tyndall D. .\. Tiiinstia
I'.iookings - - , Inookins's I. 1'. .NOlan
I'.rown Mitidet-ii H. L. Klliutt
IJnib' Chamberlain .- J. F. II. I'eteiRen
I'.urt'alo ...(jaim Valley F. Menriclisen
Itultf I'.cllf Furclie \rtlinr UnFois
i
I
iîmpbell -'1n'^r^ r\^^ '^ r T.if>(1i<>

•Miarles Mix .....T.aVp Amies .Tas. Dermorly
("lark - '^''nrk — t^.M. Steen
Clav 'V'prmillion Opo K. TConuikfi-
ôdins-ton ^^''ntfr+nwn Willinni Olson
Tor-non - Mcintosh A C. Streg-el
Custer . Ouster ..Thos, J. Fenwick
Davison - Î it oh ell — Tlov Lang'ley
L>ay - :Webster T V Martin
Deuel Clear Lake cif. Rushland
Dewey Timber Lake - Tr"rpfi Gl(>niiy
Dou .arias \T-iTiour Al. OrFint
Fdmunds Tnswioh D. E Smitli
Fall River ^ôt Snrins-s r>. K. Ti'i .-Iirlni- t
Faulk T;^«'ilkton M. H. Doni-ias

Ci-ant ""TnTimik Manlev F. Ow< n
liren'ory ^nii-fax '^red fTnston
ITaakon Tiiiilin l-^rank SloiMnn
if.-inilin Havti i-. F Oropnry
|i;ind -':i1pi- .. "^Telvin J. P.nte
ITanson ...... Movjindria .
Tims. Ooidon
riarding ^'iffalo K. .T. Dohlinsrer
T'li^-bes t^Sqvvp Win. A. Drobin.q-
I'litollinson Olivet Karl Sclimidt
TTvde TTishmore
Jackson '^'•ir'okf ITarold Solon
.leraiild T\-os<5 f!prin.!2s IT. C. Lvle
.Tones ^Tiirrlo T. C. Babcook ^
Kinsrsbnry . Oo Smet TT O. TTazcl
Tv:ke '*f-.id''Ron Walter Dvoe
rypwrenee "ênriwood ..- .To'lm T. Dntey
f-innoin '^nnton Cbas. TCindert
T.vnian '"^-.Tôma F. M. Fcan
''T''C»ok Oaiem John ATeMahon
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Pherpon T.pola John Star>k
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M-'^hall . P-ritton D. Cbvistenpen
ode
I. "^^turaris John I'^norson
MfUptte .... "'bite "River Chris "Riuim
ATiner '^Tnwarrl C Tliomnson
^Tinnehaha •-Mnx- Falls . . .
D. Wansrsness
vfoodv ""^landrean .
Arthur Whealy
Ponninarton . .Papid City .
^'"i- A. ATackrill
P(^fkins Pison Ceo. Phelp
lotter Cottvsbura: .
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F. A. TTartman
!.'obprts .... îssoton ..i D. H. Paker
ynnborn .... "^Voonôrkot A. F. Knhorn
^-'Mnk Pedfield ^''-ô. Wilbelm
stnnley ^-"ort Pierre .
TVm. S. Samis
c!iiiiy o>ir.ida Chas. Pharis
'i''i'ip ......... ."!!!!!!. [""'inner . ..
Tlios. Coleman
Tuiner On-ker '..
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T. H. Oallas-her
T'nion Flk Point ^- "f^- Sherman
AValworth Selbv Cbas. "U^ Hooper
""'nnkton .,1..^.., II. IT. iVTiltoii
Ziebach .' r • ^ F. .Tolmson
SHERIFFS 4.-.a
TKWKSSKK
I'opulatôn H»2(l - 2,837. 83!>.
State Capital — Nas'iville.
Governor — A. A. Taylor.
Secretary of State — E. N. Hastou.
State Treasurer —Hill McAlister.
State Auditor — T. W. Wade.
Attorney Ge.ieral — Frank M. Thompson.
Sherifl's Term — years, Septeml)er,

2 19 20 to 19 2 2.
< Oiiiily <'<>iiiil.^ S«':ii Slu-iilV
Anderson ('li'iton 11. U. <'ox

Hedfoid ^lielb>ville K. L. Baton
Henton ("amden E. L. Barnes...-
Bledsoe I'ikeville .\. F. Goforth
Blount Vlaryville M. H. Edniondson
Bradley .- I'levt-land I. L. Smith
Campbell lacksboro It. M. Harmon
Cannon Woodbury D. Shirley
Carter ....Kllzabethton Sam J. Garden
Carroll llunting^don S. G. -Vden
Cheatham \shland City I. T. Felts
Chester Hendeison Chester Freeman .
Claiborne Tazewell I. N. Mink

Clay Colina T. IT. Hampton
Cocke .Wwport Tohn Holt
Cc!ft'ee Mancliester - T. It. Holmes
Crockett .\lamo Jno. T. Connell
Cumberland Crossville Geo. W. Walkei'
Iiavidsoii - -.. Xashville Louis Camp
Heiatur Decaturville E. H. Beard
DeKalb Sniithville - A. B. Frazier
Dickson charlotte - J. T. Petty
Dyer .. Dyerville H. P. Bryant
Fayette Somerville T. M. Ross
Fentress Jamestown,.... G. B. Hill
Franklin Winchester H. L. Stewart
(Tibson Trenton L. M. Log'an
Giles Pulaski Glen Nelson
Grainger Uutledge J. A. Clifton
Greene Cieenville -.- W. H. Greenway ...
< ;riind.\- Altamont Ike Sai'tin

Humlilen Morristown VV. C. Carrig'er
Hamilton Chattanooga '.
N. P. Busby
llaiiiock Siieertville L. P. Johnson
Ilaidiiiian Bolivar f. TT. Doyle
Ilardiii Savannah \. Ij. Story ....'
Hawkins -.. liOgersville U. (

'. Armstrong-
1 laNvvood Brownsville K. r>. Drake
Iloiiderson êxinpton W. It. Wright
II(iir\ Paris ..A. f.,. Story
llicknnm Centerville C. 1>. Spence
Houston Erin — R. E. Roby
Ilumiihreys Waverly \V. B. Bryant
•laekson Gainesboro T. N". Spurlock
.lolferson Dandrige M. Mills
.lolmson — Mountain TMty R. W. Greer
ICiiox Knoxville W. T. Gate
\jh\<(> Tiptonville Ci. C. Thomas
Iâuderdale Ripley I. Coughlan
T.
Lawrence : Lawrenceburj? Prank Curtis
Lewis Hohenwald J. L. Nichols
Linroln Payetteville Jno. M. Newman ....
luoudon Loudon H. C. Oreenway

.VIcMinu - Athens W. (r. Slioemaker ..
McNairy Selmer — T, P. Dillon

Macon , LaPavette A\'. \\'. lilankensliii)
Madison laekson M. A. Manord
Marion lasiier ('>. W. Coppins'ev —
Marshall '.ewishurg' ...E. Ij. McMalion
Maury 'ôlumbia G. K. Houser
Meigs - , - I )e(.atui- Ed. Miller
Monroe Madisonville >T. T. Tallent
\[ontgomery Clarksville Oscar D. .Tolmson -.
Moore Lvneliburg .....I. S. Bedford

Morgan Warthurg ..- T. Tj. Scott
Oliion TTiiioti City Watt Cherr.v
(Vverton Livingston . J. Matthews
O.
Peiry Linden ....Woods Hinson
I'iekott .- Byrdstown P. M. Upchureli . ....
Polk Benton H. N. Bell -<Hi.

I'ntnnm CookeviUe Morgan Stout
Ulii'a Ha.Nton Cain Burnett
lIonMo Kin.gston T. C. Whitlock. .Ii'.
Udliiftson S|)i'ingfield \. L. Jett

lUUhcrl'ord - Mui
freeslxiro C. W. I.,enoir
Seott 'funlsvillr K. M. I'hillii s
Sequatchie ....Hnnlap
Sevier Si\it rvilie M. L. Rolen
Shelby Memphis O. TI. Perry . .
Smith Caitliage J. X. (Sains

Stewart Pover S. .\. l'hii)pe:i
Sullivan r.'niint vi jl.- I. S. Peoples
Sumnei- 'Jallatiu W. It. Brown
Tipton Coxington C. N. ^'oI>!
'I'lousdale . llartsville A. U. Parkhurst
Unicoi lOrwin S. .\. Corn
Union .\la.\'nardville A. A. Sexton
Van Buren Spencei- I. P. Grissoni
Warren MeMinnville J. B. McAlee
Washington . .Iimesboro D. M. Walters
Wax ne \\'a\ iiesboro W. -1. Burnett
Weakley .Hi-.sden B. B. P.uUofk
While ...Spaifa G. W. Bussell
Williamson laMk-lin ; W. W. Crockett
Wilson '..•Iianun E. S. B<iwrs
SHEIIIFI'^S 441
TEXAS
Populaton 1920 4,663.228.
State Capital — Austin

Governor — Pat M. Neff.
Lieutenant Governor — L. Davidson.
S-:cretary of State — S. 1^. Staples.
State Treasurer — John W. Baker.

OoniptroUer -Lon A. Smith.
Attorney General--C. M. Cureton.
Next Election — November 7th, 1!I22.
Sheriffs Term — 2 years. January, 1921 to January, 192
Coiiiily <'<>iiiit.v S«-:it Slu'rilT
.\ndersoii Pak-sline AV. G. Itogers

.Andrews .\ndrews Jno. Speed
-Angelina Lulkin R. V. Watts
.\ransas Hock Port J. A. Brundrett
.\rrher Archer City Joe McDonald
Armstrong- _ Claude F. H. L\nch
.\tascosa Jourdanton Ij. O. Mc.\da
.\ iistin Bellville Albert Remmertt
I'-ailey Mulesboe H. .K. I>ouKlass
I'andera Bandei'a Henr.v Stevens
lUistrop Bastrop TO. H. Perkins
Haylor Se.\ninur J. B. Self

1 'i-c Beeville -.., — ..Walter Malone
1:<11 Belton ....A. W. Bond
1'-xar ,., San Antonio I. W. Tobin
i;ianco .lolinsoii City \. .1. Wagrier
i;i>rdeii Gail - Y. Kverett
J.
lo.miue :
.'
:Meridan W. \V. Wrisrlit

I owio ,.;.-. Bos'on G. .\. Ricbardson
lira/oria \ngleton L. R. Johnson
Brazos , _. .i5i.\aii I... K. Morelicad
r.rowsler- -Midne - 10. 10. Town.'seiul
I'.'iscdo .'îlverton Minor Ci-awford
4 42 INTEHNATJ. POLICE & DETECTIVE DIKECTOKY
County roiinty Sc:i< Sherl;
Flrooks Palfiirias L. N. Porter

Ktown Brownwood R. B. Push
rJurleson Caldwell E. A. Ellis
'•"'net Burnet Frank Critendf-n
Caldwell Lofkhart VV. M. Ellison
I'alhoun Port Lavaca M. Rawlins
I'allahan Baird G. H. Corn
Cameron Brownsville VV. T. Vann
•'Hint Pittsburg J. E. Lawrence
Carson Panhandle J. H. Cone
^'ass Linden V. A. Wallace
''astro Dimmitt J. A Johnson
Chambers \>ahLac W. 11. Sherman
Cherokee Risk Forrest Reagan
''bildress Childress J. L. Crane
•'lav Henrietta G. P. Jones
Cochran Unorganized
<^'oke Robert Lee W. B. Hamilton
• oleman '"oleman ^\'. R. Hamilton
ollin McKinney Ed. Blakeman
* ollingsworth Wellington J. V. Lang-ford
I'o'orado (ôlumbus J. F. WegenhofI
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omal New Biaunlels — P. N'o\v()tn>'. .1 1-.
1 'onianche ...Comanche L. !•'. Marsiiell

'oncho Paint Rock R. M. AlilhM-
<^'ooke Gainesville Tom Ford
Coryell Gatesville F. W. I lollingsw o
Cottle Paducah Morgan Wright
C'rane ITnorgani/:e<l
Crockett 0/,ona .Win. H. Augustine
'"losby , Crosbyton B. \V. Mitchell
^nlbei-son Van Horn C. X. Cummings
"a Ham Dalhart V^^ T. Farr
I 'alias Dallas Dan Flarston
l>awson Lamesa J. W. Russell
l>caf Smith Heieford Purcell
Cflta
'••Miton
— Cooper
Denton
C. S.
C. AT.
Jas. H. (3ood
Fieeman
I
ewitt Cueio Jno. M. Pace
Dickens Dickens G. L. Barber
Dimmit <'ari7//oSprings R. T. Tlall
I'onle.N Claiendon J. H. Rut li.i ford
Duval '-'an Diego Jesus r)|iveria
I'astland I>"astland S. K. NoHey
llctor Odessa Jj. 10. Johnson
C<lvvards Cock Sjirings J'M. Custei-
i:ilis Waxahachie G. C. SweaC
I'M Paso ]•]] Paso Seth B. OrndolV
I'rath Ste|)lienvine -Tno. W. Wright
l''alls - Marlin C. D. Moor(>
'annin Bonham ; J. K. Whitle.\'
l''ayette l.aGrange C. E. Girml)t
I'Msher Roby A. M. Landers
I'loyd Floydada J. A. Grigsby
I'oard Crowell L. D. Camp
I'ort Bend Richmond H. W. Collins
I'ranklin Mt. Vernon J. Alal Moore
I'reestone Fairfield H. N. Mayo
l''rio Pearshall J. Weathers
E.
< laines Seminole Cleve Cobb
< ialveston Galveston Henry Thomas
Garza Post Will < "rav.\-
^'.illcspic l''r(tlci'ickHburg \. I. Pctnieckv'
SHERIFFS 44;{
County Cuiint.v Soat SlieriU'
(ilasscock Garden City W. L. LeTiions

•Goliad Goliad B. H. Haynes
(ionzales Lofers B. Neig-hbois
<;iay Gonzales E. S. Graves
tJi'ayson Sherman W. B. Craig
LJi'SS Lonsview J. R. Garner
('limes Anderson — - .— J. s. Stewart
aila.iipe
I'll Seguin VVm. Nelihaiier
liaie Plainview J. C. Terry
Mall Memphis J. A. Pressley
ilaniilton Hamilton > — i
<^ noi's
llatisford Spearman H. L. Wilbanks
1 lardeman Quanah Gus Gober
llatdin , Kountze VV. L. Nelson
Harris Houston _ T. H. Pinfold
i.airison Marshall J. C. Saunders
liaitley Channing- VV. ^V. Ganel
1laskell Haskell -
A. Goiisiiis
liays San Marcos Geo. M. .Mien
Vemphill Canadian H. H. Stiekley
)!enderson Athens \V. Gentry
.1.
Hidalgo Edinburg --A. Y. Baker
Hill - - Tlill.xboro J. Mcnaniel
r.
Hockley Unorganized
I'ood Granbury A. P. Lowe
Hopkins Sulpliur Springs K. M. Binsiiani
Houston Gi'ockett O. B. Hale
Howard Big Spiings J. W. McCutcheon
Hunt - Gieenville H. E. Hicks
JIutchinson - Plenions W. S. Christian
Hion Sherwood Frank Emerick
•lack laeksboro Sam J. Rogers
.Jackson lOdna E. M. Davenport
l;«sper lasper B. Bishop
.left" Davis Kt. Davis p. L. Sproul
.UlTerson Beaumont T. H. Garner
litn Hogg lleb)>ronville p. Craighead
• litn Wells \lice c. W. Price
• inlinson Cleburn W. M. Miller
loues Anson T. P. Hudson
K.nnes Kaiius City J. E. Brown
nf man
K.I Kaufman B. Rutledge
K' udall r.oerne E. Riersohwele
cut
I
(Maiiemont R. I. Goodall
l^'ii' Kerrville j.T. Moore
'-.iinble lunction City W. W. Taylor
'î"g Gutliiie G.W. Moore
1 itiney Hracketville R. S. Salmon
Kleberg Kingsville J. S. Scarbrougli
Xiôx I'.eu.iamin W. S. Britton
li'uar Paris E. Clarkson
Kiinib oiton E. G. Courtney ....
Lampasas Lampasas A. R. Mace
Kasalle Cotulla T. H. Poole
I.ivaca Ilalb^tsville E. H. Houcliins ....
K'e Giddin.gs I. Cai'isle
'I
K''>n Centerville W. P.. Cobb

1. berty Liberty C. W. Carlisle
iniestone
! Groesbeck W. S. Loper
I ii'scomb Lipscomb P. Goetts<rbe
K ve Oak Makville C. L. Tullis
K';ino Kbino \lbn S. .lobuson
444 INTERNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVl DIRECTORY
County <'<»!Hit>' Seat SlieriiJ
T-oving- Unorganized
Lubbock Lubbock J. T. Longbotham .
Lynn Tahoka C. A. Ilalcoinb

McCuUoch ".rady S. W. Sanfoid
McLennan _- Waco J. C. Wall
ATcMullen Til den Bob Buchanan
Madison "Tadisonvillc W. S. Goff
Marion left'eison W. S. Terrv
Martin tanton B. V. Sadler
Mason 'Tason Chas Les'ie
Matagorda •.av Citv Frank Caik
Maverick ag-'e I'ass -— J. H. Williams -
Medina ''ondo J. F. Bader

Menard Menard F. M. Slaua;htcr
Midland Midland W. A. Bradford
Milam Cameron L. L. Blalock
Mills (ôldtlnvaite J. Everett Evans
Mitchell : Colorado W. J. Chesney
Montague Montague H. J. Walker
Montgomery Conroe Ben Hicks
Moore Oumas J. C Geary
Morris Daingorf leld J. B. Ponder
>'otley Matador J. E. Russell
Nacogdoches 'ncogdoches C. W. L. Woodland
Navarro Corsicana Walter Hayes
Newton - ^'cvvton J. B. Rogers
Nolan -Sweetwater D. E. Bardwell
Nueces Cornus Christi F. C. Robinson
Ochiltree - Ochiltree S. J. Tally
Oldham Vega Jno. Haliburton
<)range Orange J. W. Holton
I'alo Pinto Palo Pinto W. O. Abernathy
I'anola Carthage M'. H Matthews
Parkei' Weatherfoid Jno. R. Brown
Parmer n'arweil .T. 11. Ahlridge
Pecos Fort Stockton !' S. lUuker
Polk ,' ivington .....Ino. McLeod
Potter Nmarillo B. Roach
I'residio Marfa J. E. Vaughn
K'ains '•:morv P. H. Olivei-
Randall Canyon W. C. Black
Ueagan Stiles L. M. Rankin
Real Loakv M. M. Casey
i!fd River f^larUsvillc Enos Elder
Reeves Pecos E. P.. Riser
Itefngio Refugio C. P. Fox
Roberts Miami L. A. Coffee
IJobertson Fianklin W. lO. Tliompson
Rockwall Rockwall E. W. Hall
llunnels Ballinger J- T. Flint
Uusk Henderson Joel N. Hale
Sabine TTcmphill G. W, .\lford
San Augustine "ân Augustine J' '• \Vilk-inson
San Jacinto : Cold Sjirings '^. T. Koss
San Patricio ._ Sintoii J.. Tl. E. Moore
San Saba San Saba Edgar T. Neil
Schleicher F.l.iorado A. h\ Luedecke
Scurrv «>'vdcr :...: J- H. Byrd
Shackelford Albany W. M. Piggs
Slielbv Center :.. J- N. Smith
Sherman Stratford -
A. W. Allen
Smith 'lAIer P. C, sikes
Somervell Glen Rose T. W. Davis
Starr Bio Grande <> -^^ C.u.rra
Stephens Breckenridge L. I >. I lead
SHERIFFS 445
Sterling ^^terling- City P.. P. Iloherts

Stonewall „Aspermont T. T. Ginn
Sutton Sonora — K. W. HiitiliorsMn
Swisher „rulia R. G. Porter
Tarrant Wortli
.''ôrtli taii ^îniui
Taylor Abilene John Bond
Terrell Sanderson Jno. M. Edwards
Terry -Biownfield VV. 10. Johnson
Throckmorton Throckmoiton J. H. Darden
Titus Mt. Pleasant .....Jno. J. Reeves
Tom Green San Angelo F. M. Duckwortli
Travis Austin W. D. Miller
Trinit.v Groveton Wm. Davis
Tyler Woodville AN'. ". Crawford
I pshur Gilmer J. W. Brice
Upton Uankin J. W. Garner
Uvalde Uvalde G. H. Johnson
Valverde Del Rio .M. L. Whistler
Van Zandt Canton O. Osburon
Victoria Victoria L. O. Hudler
Walker Hunts\ ille T. R. King-
Waller Hemiistead K. M. Castle
Ward Barstow H. J. Wade
Washingfton Bienham B. Parker
Wo))b Laredo A. Sal mas i
Wharton Wharton C. D. Kemp

Wheeler Wheeler W. B. Wofford
Wichita Wichita Falls Fred K. Smith
Will>arger Vernon W. A. Ish
Willacy Sarita Jno. H. Cardw.y
Williamson Georgetown Lee O. Allen
Wilson Floresville A. D. Karnes
Winkler Kermit W. -A. Priest
Wise Decatur W. M. ^lalone
\A'ood Quitman A. IT. Jolley
Yoakum Plains J. C. Keller
Youns' Graham 1 Inc. W. Saye
/apata Zapata — A. M. Cuellor
Zav:illa - Clirystal City R. A. Xa.'th
UTAH
Population 1920 — 449,446.

State Capital — Salt Lake City.
Governor — Charles R. Mabey.
Secretary ol" State — H. E. (^rockett.

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State Treasurer- -W. D. Sal to:
State Auditor — Mike Tuttle.
Attorney General — Harvey Cluli.
Next Election —Noveml)er 4th, 1924.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January, 1921 to January, 19 23.
County Sheriir
Beaver Beaver City .\. L. l'"olhevin.£;haMi
Box Elder ... Brigham City •Ice Welling
Cache Logan .1. II. Barker
Carbon Price V. F. Kelter
P.qg-g'ett Manila .lohn S. Bennett
Davis .-.. Farmingtoii ,l('s l>. Burnett
Duchesne Duchesne t'harlcs R. Barton ..
Kinery Castledale .Vloroui Nielson

Garneld Pangultch .Vlelt Hatch
Oiand ...Moab .lolm B. Skewes
Iron Parowan .1. T. I.,eigh s«» -
.liiah NophI l>aii Martin
Kane ..Kanab Walter E. Hanibliu .
Millar. 1
Fillmoie I'^rank Black
^lorguii . . ...Morgan r.. \. Itobison
Piute Piute .Juiutioii Win. F. Carson
Pich T.andolph â^le^• N. Hodges
San .Juan Munticello \l. L. Hyde
Salt Lake ... iâlt Lake Cit.\ (". I'^rank Emery
Sanpete Maiiti .fames H. Sanderson
Sevier Kiclifiekl .\. .T. Fillmore
Summit ("oalville .1. O. Clark
Tooele Tooele A. O. Evans
TTintah Vernal L. Richardson
TTtah Provo .T. n. Boyd
^\'asatch Ilclier City E. O. l>urnell
^'ashington .St. George Wilfoid (Jol'f
T\'ayne Loa Btii r.i-inkerhoff

^^>ber cr^-den Kichai-d 1). Pincock...
SHERIFFS 44'
VERMONT
Population 19 20 — 3 52,421.
State Capital — Montpelier.

Governor — James Hartness.
Lieutenant Governor — A. W. Foote.
Secretary of State -H. A. Black.
State Treasurer — Walter F. Scott.
State Auditor — Ben.)amin Gates.
-Attorney General — P^rank ('. .\rohil)al(l.
Next Election — November 7th, 19 22.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January, 1921 to January, 192:
County SlicriiC CoilUly S<Mlt
Addison iJeorge S. Farr Ciistol

lienninmon Perry B. Gardner Bennington
Caledonia Wilbur H. Worthen '....St. Johnabury
Oliittenden Henry Todd Burlington
t'.ssex - liichard Beat tie Maidstone
l''ranl<liii George P. Catlin St. Albans City
Cirand isle Micajah T. Mott .41 burgh
Lamoille lonas T. Stevens Hyde'Park

Orango George A. Tracy Chelsea
firleans F.verett .T. Hill Newport City
Rutland TTenry R. Adams Ttutland City
Washington Frank H. Tracy Montpelier
Windham Frank L. Well man Brattleboro
Windsor Wallis K Fairbanks Springtteld
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VIRGINIA
Population 19 20 — 2, 3 6,:; 61.
State Capital — Richmond.

Governor —E. Lee Trinkle.
Lieutenant Governor — J. E. West.
Secretary of Commonwealth— B. O. James.
State Treasurer — Chas. A. Johnston.
State Auditor — C. Lee Moore.
Attorney General — J. R. Saunders.
Next Election — Novemlier 7th, i;»22.
Sl'erjfl's Term — 4 years.
fount..' Coniiti Scjil SlicrifV
-Acfomac Xccoinac P. T. Melscm

Albeiiiarlf Charlottesville C. M. Thomas
Allegliany -Coving-ton E. B. Butler
.\nielia Tetersville W. J. Elani
Amherst Randidges A. D. Watts
.\ppomattoN Appomattox H. W. McKinni>
Arlington . Clarendon A. C. Clemenis
.\ugusta Staunton Jno. F. Taxlm-
•atli .-.Warm Springs C. A. Gum
'.edford - Bedford P. L. Huddl. .s!,,ii
!land Ceres W. A. Waddh'

lototourt Buchanan B. P. Obens!i:iin
n-uiiswick Lawrenceville R. B. Turnlnill
!urlianan (Jrundy Ben RatlilT.
Uickinshaiii l")illwyn W. T. Snodil.v
'ampbell . liustbui'g R. Ij. Perrow
'aroline Bowling Green . T. B. Gill
'arroll Tlillsville Geo. K. Edwanls
'liarles Cit.v . diaries Cit.v E, TT. Major
'hai-lotte Ke\-sville Coleman l'riil<l.\
•hcsterfield Beach Wm. C. Gill
'larke Berryville W. W. Smallwnoil
'raig- Newcastle B. K. Carper
'nlpepei- Culpoiier .T. -T. Nash
'nmberland Cuml>.iiaiid -. TT. K. .\dains
SHERIFFS 44 !•
I'ickeiKson - C'inchco C. P. Fleming

'>i' w (Idio Dinwiddle B. L. Boisseau
';i' al)otli City Hampton Chas. C. Curtis
I'ssex Tappahannock R. J. Duke
"'aiifax Fairfax J. R. Allison
I'auquier ^'arrenton W. S. Woolf
Kloyd Floyd J. W. Bramnici'
i-lmanna il'ninsrton
^'- L. P. Campbell
I'Kanklin """o^kv Mount J. P. Hodges
I'rederiok Wincliester -.utlier Pannett
I
riles I'earisburg Wm. H. Thompson
I'llniicester ^(I'oucester Geo. B. Field
(ioochland Fife A. W. James
<'.ia.vson Galax A. S. Lawson
i;ioene sta"dardsville R. A. Melone
''reensville ^ôrth Empoiia J. W. Saunders
Halifax _TToiiston li. W. Rice
Ifanover •. ___„'âiiovei- A. B. Hall
llcnriio Ricliniond W. Webb Sydnor
Henry Martinsville B. F. Stultz
Highland "Titerev W. N. Bird
l«l.^ of Wight Isle of Wright R. A. Edwards
.l.inios City Toano L. P. Trice
i-'ing George — King George T. C. Payne
ICingand Queen King and Quccn W. H. Fnbank
King William Mantrohick J. T. Mitchell
I>ancaster Lancaster J. H Pinckard
Lee _ .Tonesville F. C. Courtney
Loudoun _T..eesburg Thos. W. Kd wards
I ouisa Î'Ple Grove -\. M. Wash
Lunenburg- „"^'i'^toria A. B. Shackelton
Madison Madison Jno. T. Hall
Mathews "^Tatbews A. F. Thurston
Afpcklenburg Po\-dton W. R. Beales
Middlesex Snluda R. B. Segar
IMontgomery Blackshurg C. L.Hutton
Xansemond Suffolk E. B.Rawls
N'llson Elmington W. H. Wheeler
Xi \v Kent Providence Forge E. F. Gill
Xoifolk Portsmouth A. A. Wendel
.Vol thaniptoi! Franktown ...C. M. Lankford
Xortliumberlar.d Callao L. W. Headley
Nottoway - Blackstone .R. L. Sullivan
' irange Orange '.
W. C. Bond
I age Luray E. L. Lucas
la trick Stuart F. D. Mays
Pittsylvania Chatham J. A. Ilodnetl
I'owhatan Belona ...-. F. A. Baugh
I'rinr.' Edwai-d Farniville Jno. A. Clark
rrimc fJoorge Prince George ....W. E. Boisseau
I'rincess Anne Back Bay P. W. Ackiss
I'rince William Manassas .....Charles .\. Barbee
IMilaski Pulaski C. E.Bones
I '.appall an nock Washington Hubert Ke.\'son
liichniond Naylor's C. H. Lumpkin
Itoanoke Saiem C. L. Hatcher, .\\
lUxkbi-idge Lexington J. L. Parreiit

INickiiigliam llariisonlniig W. L. Dillard
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Uussell Lebanon .il. II. ("ouch

Scott Gate City Creed Fiaziei-
Slienandoah Woodstock E. E. Sine
Smyth Marion S. V. Dillard
Southampton Coiirtland C. L. C.ri/.zanl
Sr otsylvania Spotsylvania C. .\. i";irnt r
Stafford Fredericksburg- W. K. ("utti.s
Surry Surry P.. I'. IM wa nls
Sussex =5ui-sox ....W. i;. Ilal.'
Tazewell Tazewell S. S. l'\ llarniati
Warren Front lloyal M. I". ('(.Ilins
Warwick Denbigh S. S. Curtis
Washington \bing-don Tno. :M. T.ittnu
Westmoreland Hague '...F. S. Crilfith
\\ise : Norton .A. L. P. Corder
Wythe Wytheville W. II. Slattr
Vork Jeffs W. F. Lawson
WASHINGTON
I'ni)uliitioii i;i20 — 1.:;.") 6,621.
State Capital — Olyiupia.

Governor — Louis F. Hart.
Lieutenant Governor Wni. J. Coyle.
Sec^retary of State — J. G. llinkle.
State Treasurer — W. \V. Sherman.
State Auditor — C. W. Clausen.
Attorney General — L. L. Thompson.
Ne.\t Ele<'tion —November 4th, 1924

SIIKIUFH'S 451
Shoriff's Term — 2 years, January. 1921 to January. 192;
C'«nii«t.v Connfy Seat SlnTiiV
Adams Ritzville K. T. Rider

.Vôtin \sotin <-.E. Wallace
P.eiiton r^rosser L. C
Ilolph
'"lif'ian - Wenatchee - E. Q. Forsyth
tMallam Port Ang:eles Win. A. Nelson
I
"'arke : Vancouver Wm. Thomi>.'!on
i'< li'nibia' Iâyton -.!. F. Gemmell
'(>\vli'7. 'I'a-na I. 'W. Hossatt
Doiifilas Walefville A H. Davis
I'li-iv •e'l'b'ic ...: Thos. J. Barker
I'r.-mklin ''n.s"o S. Hays
.....Jas.
I ;.• rfi<'l(l 'o^'e'oy ..-....•.. W. H. Dixon
<;i-ant 'Sphrata Mack Deycuns
I hays Harbor 'ontesano Elmer Gibson
'.s'ancl Coupeville Wm. F. Gookii.s
.''Tevson Port Townsend Phil Cha.'se
Ki";;: Seattle Matt Starwicb
K'itsap Port Orchard Fied W. Fein
l-r'tt'tas - ''liensbnrs' •'• W. Thomas
KMckitat Goldeiidale M. M. Warner
'.-•uis Chehalis F. M. Pvobeits
Lincoln Davenport F. P.. Uennie
^•ason Pheton R. W. Potts
''-.inoKan Okanosran . E. .1. "Wilson
laciflc Fonth Bend A. B. McDonald
I'.iid d'Oriellc .....Ne\v port L. Everett
S.
lierce Tacoma Thos. X. Mori is
>:in Juan ''"riday Harbor C. E. Hackett
.-1 ai;it Mt. Vernon Geo. Reay
^k.i mania Pteven.-on J. F. Sweeney
."^nolioniish E\erett Win. W. West
Spokane Ppokane C. C. Lons"
>~i evens . r-olville W. H. Graham
'''iiiston ..- Dlxinpia .'. Rov C. Hoase
W.ibkiakum (""a'thlamet M. A. Eddy
Walla Walla WaUa Walla C. J. Springer
Wiiatrom Pellin.arham A. L. Callahan
Whitmnn Colfax Wm. Cole
>;ikiina Xoitli Vakiina P. R. Bear
WEST \ IKCJIMA
Population 1920 — 1,463.701.

State C'apital -Charleston.
Governor — E. F. Morgan.
Secretary of State — H. G. Young.

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Stato Auditor — John Bond. C.
Attorney General — England.

E. T.
Term —
Sheriff's January, 1921
4 year.s, to January, 1925.
Count. <'o!i!i<.v Sesit Slit m

naibour ...I'h ilii.pi -.Toseuli X. Foiem;)!!.
r.erkeley ^laI t insburs- .W'm. Dean
1 ".oone ]\radison -\'. N. Griffith
I '.raxton Sutton J H. Hutchinson
r.rooke Wellsburg- .H. H. Duvall
< 'abcll Hunting-ton -VV. A. Williams
Calhoun „ Grantsville Geo. .A. Ilichards ..
•nay Clay P. S. Young-

I )()ddi-icig-e West Union Jt. K. .\llon
['"avette ...Fayetteville ''. A. f'onlev
Gihner ...Glenville I. H. Hall
•
Jrant Petersburg J A. Kimble
Greenbrier Lewisbuig 1... I.. Gra\-beal
Hampshire Romney . ..J. B. Kavillo
-
Mnncock Mew Cumberland I S. (

i. \[(M-tei-
Hardy Mooreefield •. W. A. .\l'on
llaiM-iPon Cla-ksburg Laco T.. Young-
.laokson liijiley jr. C. Tliomas
Jefferson Charles Town W. O. MacoughfW

1-Cânawha Charle.ston Hciuy A. Walker
Lewis ^^'e'Jton Oliver I". White
r.incoln Hamlin i»;in Pi.-is
Logan Logan I ><>n < 'l.al'i'in
.\IcOowell Welch A\' -1. Ilalfiohl

Mario:i , Fairmont I. (i. Charlton
\farFliall Moundsville lohii Hazlett
1--.SOM I'liint I'leasant lohn !•'. Lontis
Mei-cer r'rinccton H. V!. Hunt
Miiicial Keyser C. K. Nethken
Mingo Williamson C A. Tinson
Monogalia Morgantown Wm. McK. Yost
.Monroe Union .....It. K. Smith
.Morgan Berki^ley Springs A. n. Dyche
Vicholas Summersville A. fi. II inkle
()),i() Wheeling- Harry F, Clouse
Pendleton Franklin I. N. Ruddle
I'loasants St. Marys Chas. F. Rutteneutter
Pocahontas Mailinton ?-,^- ,^^^5;'''^'
ficston Kingwood -lohn I*. Copeman

Putnam Winfield — :-.C. A. Campbell
liaU-igh Recklcy ^- 1-- Blankenship
Kandolph Randolph '^V. H. Kein
Kitchie HarrisvlUe -..-It- Maple
1"'-
Koane Spencer ^• C. Hinzman

Siiminer.« llintf>n • '. r.. Foster
SHERIFFS 453
'i'a\ lor Grafton W. J. Mays

riicktr Parsons Jas. B. Close —
T\Mêr Middlebourne C. H. Watson
t'pshur Buckhannon H. A. Zockel'oose
Wayne - Wayne .....Boss C. Brumfield
Weijster Webster Springs AV. R. Woods
Wetzel New Martinsville D. C. Bennett
Wirt Elizabeth Earl Lockhart
Wood I'arkesburg Wm. T. Cochran
Wyomina- I'ineville Hiram Sizemore Mullens
WISCONSIN
Population 1920 2,631,839.
State Capital — Madison.

Governor — John J. Blaine.
Lieutenant Governor — Geo. H. Comings.
Secretary of State & Auditor — Elmer S. Hall.
Attorney General — William J. Morgan.
Ne.xt Election — November 7th, 19 22.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January, 1921 to January. 1923.
County (oiiiity .*»«>!it Slierilt
.\dams - I'^rieiidsliip :,- losciih \V. JToard

.\shlaiul — Ashland ...C. Tj. Kleinsteiker
RaiToii Barron - - John H. .Tohnson
I '.ay fie Id - Washburn Andy Murray
llrowii (Jreen Bay Nicholas M. Ryan ...
Uuflalo - \liTia ,-
Theodore Sharr
1
'.urn (It c;i aiilshurji: Leonard LuudMir-
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i.âlumet ("liilton Henry M. Ortl .li ..
I'hipnewa Vliiiijiewa Falls S. J. Melville

Clark Xeilsville lOrlward Kutohei a - .
Columbia I'ortage G. W. Dempsey

Crawford Prairie clu Chicn John V. HeroUl
Dane - Madison W. M. McCormack....
Dodge Iiinoau Geoi'ge F. Hall
Door Sturgeon Bay Eli Stegman
Douglas Stii)erior A. IC. Buchanan
Dunn Menomonie Charles J. Owen
liâu Claire I'âu Claire George Garman
Florence Florence Stanley Bud7,ak
I'ônd'du Lac I<"'ond du Lac T. K. Wotthin^;
I'-orest Crandon Poheit II. Milln-
(Jrant Lancaster 11. P. Holmes
(Jreen Monroe \. F,. Mitchell
Green Iâke flieen Lake H. V. Wilke
Iowa - J'odgeville i". M. Hillary
Iron Murley .lolui A. Morris
.lackson .^Va^k River I'âlls 1. S Ho'lenbeck. Jr.
.fefferson lefl'erson A. M. Woelffer
•luneau - Mauston C. G.Rabcock
Kenosha - Kenosha William liauen
Kewaunee -.. Kewaunee Frank J. Shimek
La Crosse - a ''rosse - Ed. C. Miller
Lafayette -. Darlington Prank H. Webster ..
DMUgladc - \nligo Edward F. Buchen ..
Lincoln Vlairill Otto F. Nienow

.Manitowoc .Manitowoc' - Charles Bchiiette
.VInrathon W'ausau Fred E. Schroeder ..
Marinette .Marinette John Doberstein

.Vlar(iuette Montello Theo. Bertin
Mi'vvaukee Milwaukee -...P. McManus
;Moni-()c - Sparta Chas. Torrence
Oconto John W. Reynolds
i)i'()n(()
( iiu-il;i
iiulagainie .-.
_ Tlhinelander
Aiiploton
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— Peter
Hans Rodd
G. Schwartz
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Maiikic . "ovt Washington . .Too Retzer

renin I>urand -. ^^'. K. Paul
I'ieice lOllsworth Ra*' !1 Hyatt
Rolk 'iaslani Lake _. O H. Peterson
Portage 'Elevens I'.oint . ..—John A. Berry
Rrice Rliillips Nick J BeV
Racine Itacine - Nate W. James
Richland 'tichland Center Geo. Reaty
Rock . lanesville Cash Whipple
Rusk ndvsmith Gerald C. Maloney .
St. Croix Hndson August Larson

Sauk 'I'aboo Herman C. Neitzel .
Sawyer Hayward F. L. Olark

Shawano -haVano Herman Schultz
Sheboygan - Shelioygan Chas. Koehn
Taylor Medford .. T. H. Fredericks
Trempealeau Wliiteliall Ed. Erickson
Vernon Viroqua Samuel Gorslino
Vilas Eagle River P. J. Gaffnev ...
Walworth .... ''Vk Horn Edwin White .T.
Washburn .... Shell Lake ...J. Johnson

A.
Washington . ^'est Bend Wm. S. Olwin
Waukesha Waukesha Clarence Keeblor ...
Waupaca ....^..Waupaca M''illiam Toepke

Waushara Wautoma , Lewis Protheroe
Winnebago Oshkosh William Golz
Wood ^^'-consin Rapids .n'.illei- C. Mueller...
SHERIFl^S 455
WYO>U\G
StJite Capital — Cheyenne.

Governor — R. D. Carey.
Secretary of State —W. E. Chaplin.
State Treasurer — A. D. Hoskins.
State Auditor — I. C. Jefferies.
Attorney General — W. E. Walls.
Xext Election — November 4th, 19 24.
Sheriff's Term — 2 years, January. 1921 to January. 192:
County <'oiiiit.v Seat «> lie rill
Al'âny T.aianiie Heo. \V. Trabiiv^

Hishorn -Basin B. F. Wickwire
(-"ainphell Gillette Ko.v S. HarUy
Carbon Rawlins A. S. Sanders
Converse l>ougias C. \V. Messengers ....
(."rook - Sundance J. C. Hurlt
l'"i eniont Lander W. S. Buicli
Ucslieii Torrinpton Oliver J. Colyer
Hot ,jprings Theimopolis II. 11. lloMrciie
.Johnson Buffalo Jno. W. Stevenson....
Laramie Che\'enne .Geo. J. Caiioll
Lincoln Kemmerer D. C. Oakley
Natrona Casper .J. L. Marquis
Niobrara Lusk Chriss .loss
Pafk Cody C. A. Davis
Platte AVheatland Homer Payne
Sheridan Sheridan U. -A. C. Tlioiiias
Sweetwater .- Green River A. G. Jlorioii
Unita Evanston Louis D. Cli tistcnsen
Washakie Worland B. V. Kouni/
Weston ....: Newcastle ("has. .\. flowell
Yellowstone .\at I I'aik _
156 INTEllNAt'li POJ.K'K <t I)1':TK('TI VK l)lRE(rr(JKV
ALABAMA
County County Seat ('oniity Solicitor
Autauga I'rattville Guy Rice

Jtaldwin Buy Minette 'lenry L). Moorer
LSaibour Clayton W. H. Merrill
]',it)b Centrevill6 \V. W. Lavender
mount Oneonta G. W. Darden
P.nlloc-k -Union Springs K. E. L. Cope
Butler Greenville O. A. Lane
Calhoun Anniston las. F. Mattliews
iMianibers La Fayette C. S. Moon
Cherokee Centre C. B. Sims
Chilton CI ant on G. C. Walker
Choctaw Butler J. D. Lindsey
t:'larke Grove Hili Jesse \'. Boyles
Clay Ashland E. Preston Gay...
Cleburne Helfin I. R. Barker
C'offee Elba C. W. Simmons
Tuscumbia W. H. Shaw
I 'olbert
Conecuh
Coosa
-
ICvergreen
Itockford
— J. S. Stearns
—..Felix L. Smith, Jr
Covington Andalusia
Cullman Cullman ; A. A. Griffith
Crenshaw Luverne Chas. L. Kettler
Hal las Selma '.
R. H. Mangum
Dale Ozark O. K. Weed
l>eKalb Fort Payne : J. A. Johnson
Elmore Wetumpka F. H. Moore
Escambia ....Brewton H. C. Rankin
Etowah : Gadsden G. C. Allen
b'ayette P"'ayette W. W. Monroe
Franklin Russellville las. L. Orman
Geneva _ Geneva J. N. Mullens
tireene Eutaw Wm. llawkens
Hale Greensboro T. E. Knight
J lenry Abbeville E. C. Glover
Houston Dothan H. K. Martin
Jackson Scot I shore
.leffei'son _ Jirmln.gham
Lamar \'ernon R. G. Redden
Lauderdale Florence J. C. Roberts
Lawrence \loulton C. M. Slierrod
Lee Opelika C. A. L. Samford
Limestone Athens J. G. Rankin
Lowndes
Macon
Madison
- Haynesville
Tuskegee
Huntsville
R. L.
A. B.
las.
Goldsmith
Paine
H. Pride
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Marengo Linden -
.\l;irion Hamilton Fred Jones

.Marshall Guntersville H. G. Bailey
.Mobile Mobile R. E. Gordon
.Monroe .Monroeville M. R. Sowell
.Montgomery Montgomery
Morgan 7 Decatur T. C. Almon
I'errv Marion W. L. Hogue
I'ick'ens _ Carrollton Jack M. Pratt
Pike Tro>- C. C. Bran n en
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 457
Itandolph Wedowee
Russell Seale U. deG. Waddell—
Shelby Columbiana P. O. Luck ,
St. Clair .'. Ashville J. P. Montgomery..

Sumter Livingston Jas. A. ;Mitchell....
'Palladeg-a — Talladega G. T. Welch
Tallapoosa Uadeville G. .1. Sorrell
Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa S. Moore
Walker Jasper Chas. K. Wiggins.,
Washington ^Chatam \V. P. Pruitt
Wilco.x Camden John Miller
Winston Double Springs Chester Tubb
CALIFORNIA
County County Seat OiNtrlot Ittoriioy
Alameda Oakland Kz:ra Decoto

Alpine - Markleeville O. K. Grau
Amador Jackson T. G. Negrich
Butte Oroville f. U. Robinson
Calaveras San Andreas ciuis. P. Snyder
Colusa Colusa Seth Millington. Sr. ..
Contra Costa Martinez .V. B. Tinning

Del Norte Crescent Citv iJollin Laird
El Dorado - Placerville \bc Darlington
Fresno Fresno C. K. Beaumont
Clenn Willows IIt^niy W. McGowan
Humboldt Kureka \rthur W. Hill
]mi)ci-ial El Centro '•:>n<'St U. Simon
Invo lndei)endence Ii'.«!s Hessioii
Kern P.akersfield -.*. i. H. Dorsey
Kings - Hanford I. W. Ferguson
Lake ..— Lakeport 1
1. P.. Churchill
Lassen Susanville -...I. Pardee
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Los Angeles Los Angeles Thns. Lee Woolwine.

Madera Madera "^1 anley Murray
Marin San Uafael '. 1. P-utler
Mariposa .-... Mariposa Louis T. Milburn
Mendocino- Ukiah ":i'e McCowen, Jr. .
Merced :\Ierced C W. Croop

Modoc Alturas Ueuel A. Laird
Mono P.ridgeport O. L. Hayes
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458 iNTERNAT i. POLlCK & DETECTIVh DlUECTukV
.\hinlr.|-o.V SaliiiiiS City Walter 10. Xori-is

.\a pa Naiia Chut-iue N. liiyjiiiis
-N'evada Nevada City 10. H. Armstrong'
Orange Santa Ana L,. A. West
I'iarer Auburn J. P.. Ijandis
I'luiuas (Juinc>- L,. H. Hughes
IJiverside Iii\erside Loyal C. Kelley
auiento
.'aci Sacianionto Hugh B. Bradford ..-
San Benito I lol lister Geo. H. Moore .-

San Bernardino San I'.trnarclino T. W. Duckworth
San Diego San Diego H. S. Utley
San Francisco San Francisco ..-.Matthew Brady
San Joaquin Stockton Clias. Light
San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo M. R. Van Wormer ...
San Mateo Redwood City I'^ranklin Swart

Santa Barbara Santa Barbara T. R. I<''inley
Santa Clara San .lose C. C. Coolidge
Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Ivalph II. Smith
Shasta Itedding lesse W. Carter
Sierra Downieville Henry B. Neville
Siskiyou Yi-eku James M. Allen
Solano Fairfield Arthur Lindauer
Sonoma Santa Rosa Oeo. W. Hoyle
Stanislaus Modesto W. J. I3rown
Sutter Yuba Citv \rthur Coats
Tehama Red Bluff M. .J. Cheatham
Tiinity \\eaverville H. R. Given
Tulare Visalia Frfd C. Scott
Tuolumne Sonora Rowan Hardin
Ventura San Buenaventura Don G. Bowker
Yolo vV oodland I'. C. M 'Donald
Vuba Marysville Ray Manwell
COLORADO
County < <iiiii4> Si'Sit Distriot \(((ii-ii< .>
•îlains . ..liriKiiton W. I^. i:oatrij;lit

Alamosa Manioaa I. lOh/.ia Jolin-sion
Araphoe .ittleton W. I,. Boatright
Archuleta Pagosa Springs Geo. W. Lane
Baca Springfield Joseph \V. law lev
Bent
Boulder
. — „ _ Las Animas J. W. Hawlev
I
.Boulder Louis B. Iteed •
Chaffee Buena Vista T. l,ee Wilclier

Cheyenne Cheyenne Wells Willis L. Siraclian
Clear Creek Georgetown W^ L. Boatiiglit
Conejos Conejo.'; I. lOlx.ia Johnston
Costilla ..San Luis f.lOlzia Johnston
Crowley Ordwav Chas. B. lluglies
Custer Silver Cliffs T. Lee Witcliei
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 4 59
Delta -Delta L. D. Ijuigess

Denver l>enver P. T. \a.n Cisq
Dolores Jîco George W. Lune
Douglas .Castle Rock W. L. 8tracluiii
Kagie ited Cliff W. H. Luby
Klbert Kiowa Willis L. Sti-achaii
El Paso <"oiotado Springs Willis L. Struchan
Fiemont Canon City T. Lee Witilxi-
Garrteld Glenwood Spr-cgs Frank Delanev-
Gilpin Central City Wm. L. IJoatrji^lil
Grand Hot Sulphur Springs W. L. Boatright
Gunnison Gunnison Lee Burgess
>linsdale Lake City Joseph W. Hawhy
Huerfano Wal.senburg Lee W. Burgess
Jackson -Waldeii Louis B. Keed
Jefferson tiolden C. B. Hughes
Kiowa lOads W. I^. Boatright
Kit Carson Burlington Willis L. Stracliau
Lake -Leadville William H. Luby
La T^lata Duiaiigo George W. Laiu-
Larimer Fort Colliue Louis B. Ueed
Las Animas Trinidad Joseph W. Haw ley
Lincoln Hugo Willis L. Str;u-han
Logan Sterling Roy T. Johnson
Mesa „...Grand Junction Lee W. Burgess
Mineral Crcede J. lOlzia Jolinstoii
.Moffat Craig Frank 1 "elaney
Montezuma Corfez George W. Lane
Montrose -Montrose Lee W. Burgess
.Morgan Fort Morgan Hoy T. Johnson
Oieio - Xa Junta C. B. Hughes
( )urav Ourav Lee Burgess
I'iiik' Fairplay T. Lee \Vitcher
Phillips Holyoke , Roy T. Johnson
Ml kin
I Vspen Prank Delan.-y
I "rowers Lamar Joseph W. Hawhy
I'u.-blo Pueblo Charles B. Huglxs
Kio I'.lanco Meekler Frank Delaney
Uio Grande Del Norte J. Elzia Johnston
Uoutt Steamboat Springs Frank Delaney
Saguache -Saguache J. Elzia Johnston
San Juan Silverton George W. Lane
San Miguel Telluride Lee W. Burgess
.Netlgwick Juicsburg Roy T. Johnson
Summit I'.reckenridge William 11. Lul),\-
Teller Cripple Creek Willis L. Stracliau
Wasiiingion Greeley Roy C. Jolmsun
Weld ...Akron Louis P.. Ketd
Yuma ^\'âv Roy T. Joluison
I nil INTERNA'rL PoDcE" & '
•Dfetl'PÔTIVE IJIRECTOKY
IDAHO
c<»»iiit.v (.oiiii(> Sr:i( Attorney
Ada - Boise :.;

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Adams -. Cou'ncfl- :.-;..-— ...: ..-, E. S. Delana

Bannock Pocatello. —:.: :— ......B. .T. Diiloii
Bear Lake Paris .::...:'..........::...... I. E. McDougall
Benewah I. St. Marie^^s..; .... -- .......D. C. Kunz
Bing-ham :.'- Blackfocrt . K. li. -Mcl-'arlaiid
Blaine- Hailey li.Wrigiit
Boise — Idaho City'- John M. Boyle
Bonn^T Sandjioint' ........... :.:.:.-... .ôhn H. Alyer
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Booneville rdaho Kails ...::.•;..;..:.•.: Alien P. Asher

Bdiindarv j-.Honncrs Fri-i \- -"^ '
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R. C'rowley
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Wilson •••
I'.utte -."
Arco 'M.'
("amas ..'.:..— Fairfudd ..•.. 1.Martin- -•%
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Canyon ...l "aldwell ..;.;;.: Frank M. Davis •
Caribou Soda Springs ...--.-•..•--- - Clarence Hill

Cassia - Burlev :.—....;...—"—;..:.•...- X. E. Snell
Clark „ -...Dubois .;.;..,.. T. T. Morris
Clearwater '.'.
Orofino -..l"...:'.'. _
Custer ....Challis P. E. Smitii
Elmore .."'ountairi Home .."- M. A. Brown
Franklin Preston ;;.....l....... V. L. Taylor
Fremont St. Anthony :...' P. M. Condie
Gem ..-.. iirnu'tt -',-—. ir. W. Soule
(loodins: ;ooiliii.ar ......:....;... ..... J. P.Reed
Idaho ilianêville .'. .'
11. A. Pads'l'^m
.Tofferson Iiif,'ljy : ,.:— B. Auprer
.Terome Jerome .— _ A. E. Later
Kootenai .'
Coeur d'Alene- .-- K. Ferg-uson
l.atah Moscow ..-...;.•..:... R. O. Wearne
Lcnihi Salmon .."..;..•.;. John Nisbet
l.ewla .N'ezperce .--.-: IT.J. Burleigh
Lincoln Shoshone ..:.:.....-..... -G.C. Pennell
.Madison Rexburg : : Paul S. Haddock
Minidoka Rupert : ;.-,--- Hugh A. Baker
Xp/ Perce _Lew1ston - Leo McCarty
Oneida Malad -...:•: T. E. Ray
I uv-vhee Silver Citv .: :.:: W. A. Stacy
Pavette Payette ....:-' R. E. Hayiics
I'ownr ..American Falls :... C. T. Cotant
Shoshone Wallace '.
: J. H. McEvers
lelon Origgs : R. S. Wiikie
Twin Falls Twin Falls .............".. F. 1^. bteptiun
Valley Cascade ....•—..-.:.... F. M. Kerliy
\\ ashington Weiser H. McAuaiiia
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 4G1
ILLINOIS
County Coiiiify S«':it StsiU-'s Atloi-iioy
Adams _Quincy .Jolm F. Garner

A Icxander _Cairo Iêslie L. Wilbourn
Uond „Ureenville 1. H. Allio -
lloone ^Belvidere Frank A. Oakley

Urovvn All. tJtcrlinjr O. T. Briggs
1 iiireau rrincelon C. R. Johnson
Calhoun -I lardin C. C. Worth.\-
- aiioll --- Mt. Carroll John K. Connell
Cass ^ -\n ginia Lloyd M. MrClure
Champaign ™Jrbana Roy R. Cline
ClirisLian Taylorville Edward F. Powell
Clark Alai shall Everett Connelly
Cla.\' , Louisville Alsie X. Tolliver
CI inton Jarlyle Hugh V. Murray
('oles Cluirleston Ch;iiios Tl. l-'letcJier
( <)ok 'h i(. ago Robert K. Crowe
. lawford rtohinson Chas. Jones !•'.
( 11 nilierland Toledo Charles C. Fggleston...

i >i'Kull) Sycamore Cassius I'oust
,\\ itt i'iinton William F. Smith
Pouglas Tuscola Robert F. Cotton ..—
I III I'age \Vheaton Charles \V. IJadley..-..—
i;dgar Paris George liristow
I';dvvards Albion -Allen E. Walker
lOri'ingham ;';t'l"ingliam Paul Ta>'lor
I''a>eite Vandalia Will P. Welker j.
|i"ord I'axton C. M. Swanson
l''i anklin Benton - Roy C. Martin
Iton
h'li Lewiston Flo\-d F. Putnam
tlallatin .-. Shawneetown Joseph L. P>artley
(ireeiie .....Carrol Iton T. McKnight
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Griuid.v -Vlorris Frank L. Flood

llamilton AliLeansboro Wliitson W. Oaily
Ilancoik
Hardin
Carthage
Eli/.abethtown
Lee Siebenborn
Clarence 10. Soward
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I len<lerson Oi|ua\vka Michael E. Xolan

I lenry Cambridge Carl .August Melin
1 i(ii|uois Watseka Elmer A. Taylor
Ja-kson Mnrphysboro Jolui 1. Searing
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.1 aspei- Xewton .-.. William K. Isle\'

.iel'fei-son Mt. \'ernon I-^rank C. Thompson
.1 iMsey Jei seyville P. M. 1 lamilton
Ill Daviess Galena Harry C. Tear
i:.hi>sou Vienna Chas. J. Huffman
Kane Geneva Chailes [>. .Vbbott
Kanl<akee Kankakee Anker C. .lensen
Kendall Vorkville Richard O. Leitch
Iv nox Galesburg .Addison J. Boutelle
Lake Waukega'n \shbel V. Smith
LaSalle Ottawa 1 ITarry F. Kelly
Lawi-ence _La\vrenceville O. W. Longnecker
i,ee Dixon Mark C. Keller
Livingston Poiitiac I. H. AIcFadden
Lognn Lincoln „ Evan Worth
Macon ')ecatur Chas. F. Evans
v'a o.ipin Carlinville L. M. Harlan
Madison Fdwardsville Jos. P. Strenber
AlarioM Saleni (/harles F. Di-ew
Hi-2 INTJOliNATL POLICE Si DETEtmVE DJKECTORV
Marshall Lacon Bavarrl W. Wright

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-\Iason Havana Scott W. Lucas
Alassac Metropolis Walter Roberts
AlcDonoug-h Macomb Vndrew L. Hainline
AlcUenry Woodstock Vincent S. Lumlev
McLean Bloominffton Lester H. Martin
-Menard _ Petersburg Heni'v E. Pond
^fercer Aledo Paul J. Graham
Monroe Waterloo Rov E. Gauen
Montgomery llillshoro I<^rank M. Ramey
Morgan „ lacksonville Carl E. Robinson
Moultrie : Sullivan Merrill F. WehmholT
' 'Sle Oiegon lames L. Afcl "owell
Peoria Peori;t ICiiiest .1. Galbraith
Perry Pinckneyville Judson E. Harriss
Piatt -.. Monticello Burl Edie
IMke Pittsfield Barry Mumford
Pope Golconda ClaienceO. Conlev
I'ulaski Mound Citv C. S. Miller..
Putnam Hennepin Micliael .1. Faletti
Randolph Chester Logan Hachman
Richland Olney S. Lewis
C.
Rock Island Rock Island Beniamin S. Bell
Saline Harrisburg '""hHrlos 11. Thompson
Sangamon Springfield C. Ered Mortimer
Schuyler Rushville Paul W. Mourning
i^cott Winchester Loval A. Mehrhoff
Slielby Shelbyville Robert L. Pugh
Staik Toulon E. B. Brian
St. Clair Belleville :...(Tubert E. SchaumKlTi-l.
Stei)lienson L>'reeport Charles 11. Green
Ta/ewell r>ekin Edward E. Black
I^nion louesboro R. Wallace Karrak. i
Vermillion Danville lohn H. Lewman

Wabash Mt. Carmel Ben H. Townsend .
Warren Monmouth Chailes E. Lauder.. .
Washington Nashville H. II. House

Wayne Fairfield Roscoe Forth
White '"armi Charles T. Randolpi .
Whiteside .Morrison Robert W. Besse

Will loliet Robeit W. Martin
Williamson Marion Delos L. Dutv
Winnebago I lock ford William .lolinson
Wooiirord i':uieka lu si .1. Henderson
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DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 4 6:
KANSAS
Annie of <'uiiii(> « oiiiit.t S«-:it <°oiiii(y Atturnoy
Allen lola John W. Brown
Anderson Garnett DeWitt M. Stilc-s
Atchison Atchison Maurice P. OKeefe
Barber Medicine Lodge R. W. MacGregor
Barton Great Bend W. J. Weber
Bourbon Fort Scott Harry Warren
Brown Hiawatha W. P. Means
Butler Eldorado Arch F. Williams
Chase Cottonwood P'alls ^F. A. Meckel
Chautauqua Sedan Ralph K. Rader
Cherokee _..''oluinbus Leo Armstrong-
('liejeune St. Francis L. D. Dowling
•lark _.\shland J. B. Haves
Cla.\ Clay Center AVm. M. Beall
I 'loud Concoi-xlia Olin Hunter
•'olfey F.urlinston E. J. Crego
(.."omanche Coldwater C. E. Baker
Cowley W infield Ellis Fink
("lawt'ord -Ciiraid C. A. Buinett
Decatur Oberlin A. C. T. Geiger
Dickinson _ _ \bilene S. S. Sniitli
Doniphan Troy J. J. Baker
Douglas Lawrence A. B. Mitchell
Edwards Kinsley W. R. Bioadie
Elk Howard Clifford Sullivan
Ellis Hays Jacob M. Woisner
Ellsworth ICIlsworth Geo. \V. McCov
Finney Garden Citv \V. C. Pearce
Ford Dodge City W. C. Guld
l-^ranklin Ottawa R. It. Jtcilnioiul
Geary Junction Cit.y Lawrence M. Mon is
Gove (Jove City R. H. Tliomp.son
Graham Flill City James i ). .Mi \'e.\
Grant Xew T^l.vsses Israel Moore
Gray Cimairon Harry Br ice
Greeley Tiibune ; Geo. L. Ueid
Gieenwood Eureka Joseph A. I'uller
Hamilton Syracuse George Gett.\-
1 lai'per \ntlion.\ Vernon I )a.\
Harvey Xewton A. E. Morgan
Haskell Sublette Geo. J. Little
Hodgeman .letmore B. H. Aslier
.lackson Holton Floyd \V. Hohbs
.lefferson Oskaloosa Oscar T'. Ma\
•Icwell Mankato R. C. Postlethwaite
.lohnson Olathe F. R. Ogg
Kearny Lakin E. R. Thorpe
Kingman Kingman Chas. C. Calkins
Kiowa Greensburg ...J. D. Beck
Labette Oswego C. J Taylor
Lane Dighton J.E. Mowbery
Leavenworth Leavenworth Duke W. Hooper
Lincoln Lincoln E. A. JMcFaiianri
Linn Mound City John O. Morse
Logan Rusiêll Springs W. H. Wagner
L\ on Emporia Roland E. Boy n ton
.Marion Maiion John E. Wheeler
.Marshall Marysville W. T. Gritfin
.McPiierson McPherson Alex. S. Hendrv
Meade Meade C. C. AVilson
Miami Paola Rov S. Lowe
Mitchell Beloit R. L. Hamilton
Montgomery Independence Alfred (\. Arinstn,: .^
^lorris Council Grove Harry E. Snvder

Moi-ton Richfield ...G. Porter Ciaddo; k
'I (i 1 INTERNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE IJIUECTOUY
Xciniiha Seneca '.

R. M. Emery, Jr.
Xooslio Erie T. F. INIorrison
Ness Xess City Lorin T. Peters
Norton Norton A. L. Drummonii
Osage Lyndon C. G. Messerley
Osborne Osborne Omar D. Gregoiy
Ottawa Minneapolis Errett G. Smitl\
Pawnee Larned H. S. Itog'ers
I'll Hips i Pliillipsburg- Dan Hopson
I 'cittawatomie Westmoreland E. C. Brookens
I'rutt Pratt D. E. McCrory
I lawlins At wood Herbert Howiand
Keno Hutchinson Wm. H. Burnett
Ueimblic Belleville E. S. Nelson
I ; ice Lyons Ben Jones
Uiley Manhattan A. M. Johnston
Ituoks Stockton P. E. Young-
Uusli .'
La Crosse ..-Henry F. Heirman
Uussell Russell J. G. Vogiegesang
Haline Salina Frank C. Norton
Scott Scott ,
Ed. R. Bane
Sedg-wick Wichita J. A. Conley
Seward ;Lil3eral E. W. Davis
Sliawnee Toi3eka T ink ham Veale
Sheridan Hoxie W. H. Clark
Sherman Goodland Frank J. Ilorton
Smith Smith Center Miles Elson
Stafford St. Jolin Ray Beals
Stanton Johnson R. J. Shetlar
Stevens Hugoton C. T. Parker
Sumner Wellington James Lawience
Tliomas Colby .....E.F. Beckner
'l^rego Wakeeney John R. Parsons
Watiaunsee Alma J. E. Martin
Wallace Sharon Springs W. E. Ward
Washinarton Washington Frank C. Baldin
Wichita Leoti : W. C. Dickey
Wilson Fredonia J. E. McCray
Woodson Yates Center E. E. Lamb
Wyandotte Kansas City E. A. Enright
M.4RYLAND
County Coiiiit.v Sesit -Vttorneys
Allegany Cumberland Fuller Barnard, Jr. -.
Anne Arundel \niiapolis James M. Munroe ....

l:!altimore Towson H. C. Janifer
Baltimore City Baltimore City Robert F. Leach. Jr.
(Hlvcit Upper Marlboro - Arthur W. Dowell ...
Caroline Centerville W. Brewster Deen ....
Carroll Prince Frederick Theodore F. Brown .
Cecil Denton H. A. Warburton

Charles Westminster p. c. Cooksey -
Dorchester Elkton A. S. Marine

Fredei-ick â Plata Aaron R. Anders
Garrett .Cambridge William R. Offutt
Ha.iford Frederick Walter R. McComas.
Howaid (/»akland James Clark
Kent P.elaii- S. Scott Beck
Montgomery Ellicott Thomas D. Dawson....
Pi ince George's Chesteitown J. AVilson Ryon
Oiieen Annes Itockville Charles B. Tucker
St. Mar.^s Leonardtown J. H. T. Briscoe
Somerset Princess Anne L, C. Beauchamp
Talbot JOaston Charles J. Butler
Wasliington Ilageistown D. A. Wolflng:er
Wicomico Salisbury C. W. Long
W Dicester Snow Hill William O. Kerbin...
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 4(i
iAIICHIGAN
! Otiilt ICS Comity S«>:it Prosoeiitiii^' .\tt<>riio>»
AlLOiKi Hai risvilK ..Herman Dehnke

Alger -IMunising- • iJavid E. Simmons
Allegan _AllegaH .. .-Ira C. Montague
Aljjena xVlpena .— ...James Collins
Antrim ; Bellaire -Homer E. Wellman
.Vienac - Standish ; Sanford K. Hayes
Baraga «L'Anse _ Hubert .\. Brennan
Burr.\- ^Hastings John M. Gould
Bay Ba\- City William A. Collins
Benzie
berrieii
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Beulah
St. .Joseph
— Walter E. Daines
Charles W. Core
Brancli 1 Coldwater Stanley B. Weage
Callioiin .Vlai shall Jame.s Cleary
Cass , Chassopolis Carl D. Mosier
Charlevoix Charlevoi.K E. A. Kuegsegger
Cheboygan "IU'l)oy.gan Ward 1. Waller
Cnij'l't-\va Sault Sle. Marie Albert E. Sharpe
Clare ."..Harrison Carlos A. Reading
Clinton S[. Johns Oliver Spaulding
Crawford i}ra>ling Homer L. Fitch
l.eita Escanaba Torval E. Strom
l>ickinson iron Mountain - J. Chester Kniglit
Eaton iMiarlotte Claude J. Marshall
.'laiinet Petoskey Charles J. 1 'ailthorp
(.Jenesee I'lint Harry G. Gaiilt
Gladwin Gladwin — John C. Shaft er
Gogebic Bessemer Harold J. Waples
Gd. Travel se Traverse City Jno. U. Duncan
tiratiot Ithaca O. L.. Smith
Hillsdale Hillsdale .Wilbur D. Grommon
liouglUon - Houghton i John Kerr
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Huiou - Bad A.Ke .Vlfred H.Sauer
Ingiiam Ma.-on J. Arthur Boice
Ionia Ionia Harry IJ. Gemuend
Iosco Tawas City John A. Stewart
Iron Crvstal Falls August J. Walten
I:-abella Mt. Pleasant Virgil W. McClintic
Jackson Jackson M. Grove Hatch
Kalamazoo Kalatna/.oo — Stephen H. Waltlcs
Kalkaska Kalkaska -'
Joshua E. Boyd
Kent - - Grand Uapids Cornelius lloH'iiis
Kewcciiaw Eagle Hiver Nels .\. lUionavaara
Lake - - Balwin Wilber B. Pool
Lapeer Lapeer A. H. L'erkins
Ivcelanau Leland - Clinton L. Oayton
Lomawee Adrian — Leland F. Bean
Livingston Howell - Glenn C. Yelland
Luce Xewberiy ...\le.\ander L. Sayles
Mackinac St. Ignace Prentiss .M. Brown
-Macomb , Mt. Clemens Lynn :M. Jolmslou
Manistee Manistee Harrx- F. J little
Marquette Marquette Micliael J. Kennedy
Mason Ludington - Robt. J. Quail
Mecosta 1 Big Rapids Fred li. Everett
Menominee Xeenominee Kenneth O. Doyle
Midland Midland Chester E. Morris
M'ssaukee Lake City Henry -Miltner
Monroe Monroe William F. Ilaa.'^
A.ontcahn Stanton Frank A. .Miller
1 (} G INTEUNAT L roLICK At DETECTIVE DIKECTOIO
.Mont moi >Mi'.'y — At hiiitu Lewis \V. ist i;i inlc »
T'lskr.yon ..-- Muskeson Han\- W. .lacksn

Xowayso White Cloud William I'.ransl .f.
OaklaVd Pontiac - A. l-'loyd BUiK-cs'i

Oceana Hart Earl C. I'uss'iv
Ogemaw West Braiu-h lames B Boss
< )ntonaiôii Ontonason Tolin Jones
TIeisey Robert I!. S;i\ ••
Osceola il
Oscoda Mio Merle F. Nellisi

Otseg'o - Gaylord Willis L. T >\vii.s.m
Ottawa - Grand Haven Fred T. MiKs
Pres<|\ie Isle Rogers A. W. Wiko.'
Roscominon Roscommon Hiram R. Snrtli
Sas:inaw Saginaw Riley L. Cram
Sanilac Sandusky Robert J. Wesi
Srliool'i-aft Manisti(iue Virsil T. HInsoi.
Shiawassee Corunna Roy D. :\lattln\\^
St. Clair Port Huron fTenty Raiid
St.Joseph Centreville ....Dwisht ^] I'.ri'i,,
Tuscola Caro Henry H. Siiiiiii.

Van Pviien Paw Paw lames '' fi"'
Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jacob F. F.iluTi.r
Wavne I>etroit Paul AV. \'ooi!ii.s
Wexf.iKl Cadillac - William II. \(Mr:i
311NNES0TA
< 'on II i y Coiiiit.v Sosit AKoriio.v

AilUcii Aitkin E. H. Kiel wit'
Vnoka Vnoka • W. A. HIancliaiHl
Ilcckei- Detroit A. O. Sletvold
IJc'trami Remidji Graham M. Torrance
Benton [•"'ole.v E. W. Swenson
Big-Stone Oitonville R. G. Farrington
Blue Farth '.
Mankato Charles F. FMi il ips... 1
liT-own New Plni W. T. Kckstein

Carlton t 'ariton H. S. Lotd
Carver Chaska
Walker
W F. Odell
Cass ; : E. L. Rogers
t^hippewa Montevideo A. E. Kief
Chisago Center City S. Bei'nhard Wennerberi
Clay Moorhead Garfield TI.Rustad
Clearwater Bagle\- .. Wm. A. McGlennai
Cook Grand Marais S. C. Murphy
Cottonwood Windoni O. Finstad
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Crow Wing Coiintv Brainerd S. .-Mderman

F.
Dakota Hastings Alfred E. Rietz
Dodge Mantoiville Geo. R. Little
I >ong'as Alexandria Walter L Jacks f
I'âribault Klue lâitli Henry J. Frundt

("•illn'orc ; Preston S. C. Pattridg'e
l'"iccb()T-n .Albert Iêa I. Peterson
O.
'I'.o.lhne Red Win.g- Arthur R. Arntson.
'Jiiiiit ......-. K bo n- Lake

1 It. .1. StronuH,-
I riiiH'pin - - Minneapolis Wni. X. Nash
Iloisloii Caledonia Wni. l-'lynn
!•'.
liubbaui Paik Rapids 11. O. Webster

I.«anti Canibiidge Godfrey G. Goodwin.
liasia Grand Rapids Ralpli .\. Stone
.Jackson Jackson E. H. Nicholas
Kanabec Mora P. S. Dlsen
Kandivohi Willmar Chailes John.son
Kittson Hallock R. V. Blethen
Koochiching: International Falls Franz .levne
Lac Qui I'arle Madison N. F. Soderberg
Lake . -.
Two Harbors B. F. Fowler
Le Sueur Le Sueur Center L. W. Prendergast ...
Lincoln Ivaiihoe A. K. Stauning'

Lyon Marshall Ftolland Mathews
Mcl.eod Glencoe .;
'.
Alahnonien Mahnomen Clayton C. Cooper ...
.\lni shall - AVarren A. N. Eckstroin

Mart ill - Fairmont I'aul Cooper
.Meeker Litchfield Kav H. Dart
.Mllle Lacs iVIilaca VV. C. Doane
Morrison - Little I'âlls D. M. Cameron
Mower Austin Otto Baudler
-Murra.v Sla>ton A. W. Tierney
.\'ii ollet St. Peter Geo. T. Olsen
Nobles Worthins'ton John l-'lynn
l'"".
.Vnrnian Ada M. A. Brattland

oiiiisteil ..- Jtochester Oscar C. Ronken
I'ltf- Tail l'\'is:iis I'âlls Anton Thonijison
I'eiming'ton Thief River Falls Theo. Quale
i'inc ("ouuly Pine City VV. S. Eivin
Pipestone .Pipestone Chas. Dealy
Polk Crookston I. E. Montag-ue
Pope - Glenwood C. O.Ofsthun
Ramsey St. Paul Richard H. O'Brien...
Ked Lake - Red Lake Falls Fred L. Farley
Redwood Redwood Falls \lbert H. I'^nersen
Renville Oivia Harold Baker
Fiice Faribault Lucius A. Smith
Rock Luverne E. H. Canfleld
Roseau Roseau Ale.xander Fosmark .
St. Louis Duluth Warren E. Greene

Scott Shakopee Geo. F. Sullivan
Sherburne Elk River Geo. H. Tyler
Sibley Gaylord C. H. MacKenzie
Stearns St. Cloud Paul Ahles
Steele Owatonna F. A. Alexander
Stevens Morris W. H. Cherry
Swift County Benson John I. Davis
Todd Long- Prairie Wm. M. Wood
Traverse Wheaton W. B. Milton
Wabasha Wabasha John R. Foley
AVadena Wadena John H. Mark
SVaseca Waseca H. M. Gallaglier
Washing'ton _Stillwater Reuben G. Thoreen...
Watonwan St. James Lobben
J. L.
Wilkin Breckenridge E. H. Elwin
Winona Winona Earl Simpson
Wi-ight Buffalo Stephen A. Johnson...
S'ello'.v Medicine „ Granite Falls Paul D. Stratton
468 INTICliNATL I'OLICK & UETIilCTlVE IJlRl'JCruin
KENTl'CKV
County County Sojit Coiiiilv Attorney

Ailair Columbia Gordon Alontgomery ..
.Allen StoUsviile - -
Anderson L,a\vrenceburg \V. A. Coffey

i.allard Wiekliffe A. H. Oliver
1 ;a nen CHasgow L. W. McKee
r.ath UwiiiKsville liay Holmes
I If 11 1'incville Paul Greer
IJoone - LJuilington U. W. Doggeci
i;ourbon Tans T. G. Anderson
Uovd Catlettsburg- t!. H. itne.^
Bovle Danville David D. Cline
Drafken Brooksville Joe M. Spears
i'.ieathitt Jackson tneniw .)a, r>. o.i
Dreckenridge Hardinsburg- Silas Jacobs
I'.iiUitt Shcpherdsville Kash C. Williams
lUitler Morgantown -• A. 11. Kincheloe
Caldwell Trinceton 'i'- C. Carroii
Callowav - Murray A. J. Bratcher
(/uinpbeil - .-..Alexandria ^- 1^- Dodge
Carlisle Bardwell Hall Hood
Carroll Carrollloa ^- G- Matz
(
'alter Grayson uo.\ ;il. a.ieiiJi.
Casey i:"!;:;;":;::";""!!: liberty i ^'

•v'^^^'f""
Christian Hopkinsville ^- >;••
iîttleton
Clark Winchester ^- C. Moore
Clav Manchester Soyers
H. P-
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11. Moore
Clinton Albany
Crittenden .Marion 'A. D. Hall
Cumberland Burkcsville J. (J. Snith .*^.
Daviess Owcnsboro 'E.
,
D.
,,
Stone
lAlmonson Brownsville ^'^
Kenton Ordinary „ Wilbur K. \Miller
V^v.,!^-..
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lOlllott Irvine "Geo. McCombs

lOstill Lexington "W. E. Moblev '..
I'âvette Flemingsburg John W. Walker...

Spense S. Carrick
'•'">'l Frankfoit ^^,_ p_ ^.^^}^
^
l^ranklin Hickman (-h-irlos S Morris'"
Fulton W arsa w Loi Uliu'ns
Gallatin Lancaster \v"d Yea-er
Garrard Williamstown a' J LlndeA^Lod ;::
Grant Ma. 'udd -
j^ jyj Ackman
G''aves l.eilchheld , ^ „ Brooks
Grayson Greensburg ,^j,p„ p cubbage .
Green Greenup ., ,| woodward ...

Greenup Hawesville Glenn E. Miller
Hancock !-J ix.abetlilown Henry Mason
Hardin Harlan c. E." Morgan
Harlan (\vnthiana John B. Carter
Hariison Munfordville Manville G. Land .
Hart Hendoison w. H". Strange

Henderson Newcastle A. Leo King
Henry (""linton A\'. Jackson
( ». .......
Hickman Madi-soiiville Jno. B. lOvans
Hopkins .McKoe : Chas. G. Franklin
Jackson Louisville :. J. 1. i:»avis
Jefferson Nicholasville I. M. Chilton
Jessamine Paintsyille Tv. 1j. BronaugMi ...
Jidmson Erlanger .-âni Siai'ieion

inSTRTCT ATTORXEY^; 409
Knott Hiiidnian Ed. J. Tracy

Kiiux Barbourville ]i. Amburgy
H.
iîiruo Hodgenville P. L,. Senters
l-;iLirol : London Edward \V. Oreal.
Lawrence Louisa ), K. Lewis
Lee : Beattyville ,....<;.W. Cadtle
Leslie Hyden H. T. Beatty
LetcUei* ^ , Vîiitesburg Wm. C. Hoskiiis .
Lewis - ...— Vancebiirg K. Blair

Ijintoln ,-- Stanlord J. P. Strother
Livingston Smithland Kelly Francis
Logan lUissellville J. K. Wells ,
Lyon Kddyville A. H. Brown

.Madison Kiclimond C. C. Molloy
.Magoliin . Salyersville J. P. Chenault ....
Marion Lebanon T. J. -X^rnett

Mai shall Benton H. McElroy
S.
Martin Inez W. W. English ....
Mason vlaysville Jasper H. Prince

McCracken Paducah W. H. Rees
.McOrearv Whitlev City F. E. Graves
McLean Calhoun <J-W. Stephens ....
.Meade Brandenburg- K- Alexander

Menifee ....' Frenchburg W. D. Ashcraft ....
Mercer Karrodsburg H. Pieratt

fj-
.vletcalfe '.
..J":dmoriton ',' Black
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Monroe Tompkinsville .lames Taylor
Montgomery
Morgan
.Vlt.
West Libertv
Sterling- V,v
)^ "i- "V;
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V ^J^Pl^^^^-
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'^'®®,
Muhlenberg Greenville „5'"". ;,

Wells
Nelson Bard St own "W. O. Smith
Nicholas Carlisle 'Ernest N'. Fulton.
•F. Y. Co-x
Ohio Hartford
Oldham , LaGrange Otto C. Martin ...
Owen i Owenton „ Ballard

M. Clark...
^ -t- aln andingham
j- ..
Owsley Booneville
K. ^
?• ^9"
J. Gabbard
Pendleton '
Falmouth A. H. Barker...
Perry Hazard -..
Chas. Wooten
Pike .-
Pikeville
W.
Powell Stanton P. Hughes
I'lil-'ts^ki Somerset
.
.\. T. Stewart
Chris L Tarter
li-'^^'t^"" - 0"^-^t ^^;^/| Th,^ckmorion
:f!-
I Uickcasrle '-..— -^'t. Vernon G. M. Ballard
Ko wan .-..Morehead ..
-T. W. Rose
Russell Jamestown p/ -g.
Ljovd
Scott ; Georgetown r' q Eord
:''e"^>- - ^lelbyville C.' G." Barrackman'
Simpson ,.. Pranklin ^y p> Peebles
L'Pe'ic-ei- Taylorsville Thad Cheatham";:: '
laylor '
ampbellsvule Fred Faulkner
I'odd
Ti-igfT
, l<:ikion
_Cadiz
w B. Reeves. Jr::::
John T. King
Trimble .., Iêdford e. W. Tandy
Union Uorganfield L. C. Flourn'ov, Jr.
Warren iowMng Green .A.lex M. Cheeney
Washington •-'prinfteld Joe Pol in
Wayne 'Jonti'ello J. C. Davis
Webster Dixon ...W. E. Bourland ....
Whitley _ Williamsburg R. C. Browning '....
\^'oIfe Cami)ton Lubern -Allen

NA'DodToi-d ..'........... I "-in el< a rd ....Will I). Jesse
470 llVTKRNATL t'OLlCE & DETECTIVE DIRECTOUV
MONTANA
County County Seat Attorney
Lieaverhead Dillon T. E. Gilbert

Hig- Horn Hardin L. E. Haven
Ijlaine Chinook D. L. Blackstone ...
Broadwater Townsend H. H. Hollovvay

Carbon lied Lodge C. C. Rowan
Carter Ekalaka Ft. Nelstead
Cascade Great Falls H. G. Bennet
Cliouteau Fort Benton H. F. Jliller
Custer Miles City R. B. Hayes .
haniels Scobey J. S. Nyquist

Dawson Glendive F. S. P. Foss
Deer Lodge Anaconda J. B. C. Knight
Kallon Baker D. R. Young
I'ergus Lewiston E. J. Baker
I'Mathead Kalispell Dean King
Gallatin Bozeman E. F. Bunker
Garfield Jordan J. J. Cavan
Glacier Cut Bank ^ W. J. Shannon
Golden Valley Ryegate C. N. Noyes
Granite Phillipsburg VV. L. Brown, Jr. .
Hill „...Havre 3Iax P. Kuhr

Joflerson Boulder J. E. Kelly
Judith Basin Stanford John B. Muzzy
Lewis and Clark Helena J. R. Wine
Liberty Chester B. R. McCabe
Lincoln _Libby W. H. Gray
McCone Circle IL A. Hoover
Madison Virginia City Edgar J'. Reid
Meagher White Sulphur Springs Chas. H. Tyman ....
Mineral Superior W. L. Hyde :...
Missoula Missoula J. L. Campbell

Musselshell Roundup C. F. Maris
Park ..Livingston E. F. Allen
Phillips Malta B. P. Sandlie
Pondera Conrad W. L. Bullock
Powder River Broadus N. A. Burkey
l\)\vell Deer Lodge E. J. Cummins
I'lairie Terry Jos. C. Tope.
llavilla Hamilton J. D. Taylor
Iti.'lilaiid Sidney L. V. Ketter
Iloosevelt _Poplar Frank M. Catlin ..
rtosebud „Forsyth I. S. Crawford
.'Zanders Thompson Falls A. A. Alvord

Slicridan „Plentywood A. C. Erickson
Silver Bow Butte Geo. Bourquin
Stillwater Columbus M. L. Parcells
Sweotgrass Big Timber H. S. Davis
Peton Choteau G. W. Magee
Toolo Shelby J. S.McClory
Treasure Kystham E. D. Gerye
Vallev Glasgow L. M'crking
Wheatland Harlowton W. C. Husband
Wibaux _Wibaux Wlmer \v . t^'o wee .
Vollowstone Billings E. E. Collins

NEVADA
CuiiiiticK Coiiiity S«':it!<i CIri-k
ChUichill -Fallon Chas. E. Howard

Clark _ _!as Vegas Florence Dolierty
Douglas -Mindon H. C. Jepson
Elko .Elko Mattie J. Keith
ICsineralda Goldfield H. C. Roberson
Eureka Eureka R. McCharles
Humboldt Winnemucca J. W. Davey
Lander
Li)icoln
— .Austin
Piofhe
Lena R. Streshley
Eva S. Dolan
I^yon .Verins'ton Ruel E. Lothrop
Mineral Hawthorne S. T. Kelso
Xye Tonojiali Lawrence K. Glass
'>rmsby V';uson Cit>- T. AV. Lesate
Pershing Lovelock T. H. Pauslcn
Storey X'irshi'a City C. S. Young
Washoe Iteno E. H. Reemer
White I'ine i:iv F. n. Oldfield
NEW JERSEY
County Cuiinty Sent I'ro.st'futors
.Atlantic Mays LandiiiJi Edmund C. Gaskill. Jr.

Bel gen Huckensack .\.rchibald C.Hart
liurlington Mount lioll.v Jonathan H. Kelse>- ...
Catnden Camden Charles -A. Wolverton
Cape May I'ape Ma.\- Court IIm I'Uigene C. Cole .-.
I 'u inberlaud 'jild^cluu Itoscoe C. Ward

I'.ssex - N'ewarK .1. Henr\- Hai-rison
Gloucester Woodtiuty (iscai- H. Fledrow
Hudson leisev' *..icy I'ierre I'. Garven
Hunterdon hMeniinj^toi; Harry Able
.1.
Mercer Trenton .\. Dayton Oliphant ...
.Middlesex Xt-w lii-unswick Joseph E. Strieker
Alonmouth Fi ei.lioid Charles F. Se.xton
iVlorris .\ior;;i-toi\ :i John M. Mills
Ocean o;i;a iliVtr
l Kichai'd C. Plumer
I'assaic I'atcibun J. Willard DeVoe
Salem Salon; Daniel W. Beckle.x'
Somerset -Sunicrvil lo .\zariab M. Beekman ...
Susse.K - Xewton Lewis A'an Blai'com
Union Elizaoeth Walt.'r L. HetHeld. Jr.
Waiion Llvl V laere S.\ Ivfstcr <". Smith, Jr.
472 INTEliNATl. I'OLICE ,\i IJET1C( :T1 VK DlliECroKI
NEW :\IKXT('(>
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
First Judicial District Alexander Read, Santa I'c
Second Judicial District Garcia, Alburueriiuu
Ei-iiest B.
Tliird Judic'al Distr ct. J. Benson Newell, Alai:iuj'.orUti
Fourth Judicial District Luis E. Armijo, Las V eyas
l'"il'th Judicial Distiict C. M. Compton, Portales
Fifth Judicial Distiict Diliard H. VVyatt, Roswell
Sixth Judicial District Forrest Plelder, Deming
Seventh Judicial Di t c. Fred G. Nicholas, Socorro
Eijjhth Judicial District Hugh B. Woodward, Clayto:.
NORTH DAIvO'iA
< oiiiHy I'oiiiity Sc'sit SCitc's \(t<>iiu'
Adams lapv M. E. Remmcn

Barnes
Benson
' ', 1 1
Valley City
Minnewaiikon
i
L. S. B.
W. O.
Ritchie
McDonald
^
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Billings JMedora W. J. Ray

Bottineau Bottineau I. J. Weeks
Bowman Bowman W. A. FJeniing
Buike Bowbells H. A. Hanson
Burleip:h H'sniarck F. 10. McCurdy
Cass Fargo \Vm. C. Green
Cavalier Liangdon G. Grimson
Dickey lOUendale T. ]>. Brouilla'.t!
Divide Crosby Olaf Biaatolien
Dunn ';itiiiin«- T. H. II. Thonscii
Fddy New Rockford James A. Maiil.\
Fmmons Linton Chas. Co vent i>
("'oster Can inKton lames Morris
iJnldfti \'alley Beacli C. .1. Oiipe^'ârd
Grand Forks Giaml Forks T. B. Kltou
Giant Cai'son în(on oiiuii
t 1 1
GriRs-s ('oojierstown John Sad

Mettinser Mott I. K. .Murray
Kidder Steele C. O. Seagn-n
DaMoure 'âMoure Eucrenc T. Coyne
Iôsah Vapoleon Aithur B. Atkins
.MeHenr>- Towner J. II. Clsrud
Mcintosh \shle.\' Franx Shu beck
Mclvenzie Schafer L. M. Burkey
McLean Washburn M. Tellefson
Mercer Stanton John Moses
Morton JIaiidan L. IT. Connelly
Mountrail Staiile\- R.10. Sweii.seid
Nelson akota nstnaii Swiiiland
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
Oliver Ct'iiter K(.lM'rt Miniii

Pembina Cavalit-r Harold V. Tliomsoii
i'leice Ktugby Harold B. Nelson
Ramsey Devils Lake -ivei't Thompson
^^.
Kansoiii lîsbon Martin Thompson
O.
Uen\ille Alohall -. 1'. S. Crewe
Kichlaiul A\'ahi)eton '

\V. L. Divet
Roleiie lioUa John A. Stormon
Saigent Korman S. A. Sueetman
SiioiHlan - McClusky I'eier A. Winter
Sruix Foit Yates Kdward S. Johnson
Slope \midon C. 1*. Hrownlee
btai Iv _l>ickinson ...: I. P. Cain
r>l.ceie Finle.v P. O. Sathre
Stutsman .Jamestown L. G. Tellner
Towiiei- ("ando W. T. Mosele.v
'J rail Hillshoro Iver A. Acker
\\ aish (îiafton John 13.Xevin
W aid IMinot '.(). V.. Uerisstad
W'els l-:ssenilen H. V. Whipple
\\ illiaiiis ^^'illiston I-'. W. MeGuiness
OKLAHOMA
county County Seat C<niiify Viioniox
Adair Slillwell G. O. Grant

Alfalfa Cherokee J. Wilford Hill
AioKa Atoka Ira J. Banta
Beavei' Heaver Ed. Gaidner
Uet-kham Sayre Oscar Speed —
Blaine - W a tonga Ben Smith
I'.iyan Durant V. C. Phillips
Caddo -^ Anadarko M. Bristow -^
I'nnadian J'-l Reno S. T. Robersen
I'artei- Aidmore Jas. H. Mathers
I'heiokee .- Tahle(iuah Asbury Burkhead
Coda w Hugo J. O. :MeClary
Cinianon Boise City I. E. Hill
Cleveland - Norman J. D. Holland
(
'oal - <;oalgate K. X. Holland
( •omaiiche L.a vvton Fletcher Tiile.\-
( 'dUoii Walter ...: Fred Hansen --.
I' ;ii'4 \'iiiita less L. Ballard
("ri id< Sapnliia John Hill
Custer - — -- -\rapaho Sam L. l»arrah
I )ela\vaie Jay .....W. W. Miller
I)e\ve.\ '
- Taloga Emerson Bloomer
I'llis \rnett H. C. Brownlee— --
Garfield — I'^nid C. B. Wilson
(iarvin Pauls \'alley Mac Q.Williamson
( ; rail \ 'h iekasha
'.
Ben Goff
i;i;r I - Medl'ord A. C. Glenn
C eel Mangnm M. H. Mills
Ill I nu.i. Hollis H. N. Gambill
I :ii|i. r Buffalo - - 1). P. Parker
llasK-c II Stigler - A. U. Davidson
lULAiies
1 , . I lold.'iivllle - Hugh. A. White
Jackson - Altus L. A. Pelley

.Teft'erson VVaiiiika - Robert N. Dunn
.lolmston Tishomingo W. D. French
I\a\- Newkirk Howard P. Wilson
Kinstisliei- Kingfisher W. A. McCartney
l\.io\va Hobart Geo. Martin
Latimer Williurton Claud Briggs
he Flore I'otpau D. C. McCurtain
Lincoln _Phandler — Thomas G. Andrews ....
Logan (iiitlirio A. V. Dinwiddie

J>ove Marietta Earl A. Brown
McClain I^nrccll W. C. Madison
McCurtain [dabel C. D. Wilkinson
.Mcintosh lOn r'.i iila W. L. McPherson
Major ['"'airview A. O. Manning
Marshall .Madill 1 Geo. L. Sneed
.Mayes Fryor J. M. Hill
Murray ûiljiiur E. W. Fagan
Muskogee .Muskogee P. E. Gumm
\oble iViry H. E. St. Clair ,
Nowafa Vowata James Nairn

(ikf uslcee Okemah Tom Huser
^_M^lallomH Oklahoma City Forest Hughes
UKmulgee '>kmulgee James Hepburn
I
)^-uMc Mawluiska C. K. Templeton
iiuawa Miami O. F. Mason
awnee
I Pawnee John Strosnider
ra\ ne Stil Iwater J. F. Vaughn
I'ittsburg .Mc A tester Carl Monk
I'ongotoc Vda A. Wayne Wâdlington
Pottawatomie Tecumseh Claude Hendon
Pushmatalia .\ntlers S. B. Hackett
Itoger Mills Cheyenne W. W. Peterson
;ugers
I 'Jlaremore Edgar Anderson
Seminole Wewoka L. O. Gilstrap
St'iiuoyah 'alisa>- .W. A. Carlile
S^tephens „Duncan P. L). Sullivan
Ti'.xas iuymon Mark H. .\dams4|^
Tillman "^rederick F. H. Hurst
Tnlsa ....Tulsa W. F. Seavers
^^'agoner Wagoner John S. Moss
Washington Bartlesville H. C. Farrell
Washita Cordell .....J.G. Springer
Woods .\l\a L. Z. Lasley
Woodward Woodward L. A. Foster
OREGON
County County Sent .\ttorney
Baker Baker _
Benton (.'orvallis '.
Geo. W'. Donman
Clackamas Oregon City L. Stipp
Clatsop \storia .-.-J- O. Erickson
Columbia St. Helens .lohn L. Foote
Coos Co(|uiMe Ben Fisher
S.
Crook PrineviMe Willard H. AVirtz
Currv Gold Boacli -I. C. Steains. Jr.
lifsehules Bend A. J. Moore

Doujjias Roseburti- Gf'o. Xeuiu-r. Jr.
(".illiam ("ondon T. A. Weinke
r.rant Canvon City R- ^'- Appliny
Marney Burns Geo. S. Sizemoi e
Hood River Hood lUver -
John Baker
•lackson Jacksonville 5^^'^^^ Moore
Jefferson Madias ....- 2 C Boylan
-^•T. Miller
Josephine Grants I'ass -
Klamath Klamath Kails - ^- ^- ,^r?jy^'"

Lake Lakeview T. S McKmney
Lane Eug.ne C. N. Johnston
Lincoln
Linn
Toledo
-
— ^-
G. B. McCluskey
^- Llewellint^:
Mbaiiv -
Malheur Vale ?°?,'^-^^^- Lv^'*'

Marion .'.I.iili.'salem
J-
S
"E-
Larson
ôtso"
Morrow Heppner
Multnomah Portland ?^^^^X "• ^-'^'^"s
Polk ^)alla^ ^- Helgersou
•'•
Sherman"":::::::::::::::: m. Huddieston
i^lol-o S,
Tillamook :.:Tillamook !!? ^- ^^7.?'"''
Umatilla Pendeleton i' t^^' f
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Union R. V'
I. Keator
lâ Grandt
Wallowa Enterprise -vy g Burleich
T\ asco The Dalles iv",7'^,, *'
.Hsboro E. B. Tongue
\Vhee er "«»'
y./^û
^ ''"'''" -v;- W. G. Trill
f/^
- McMmnviile r. l. Connor
SOUTH DAKOTA
County Cuiiiit>' Soat Coiintj' Attoruey

Aurora Plankimon D. K. Barrett
lieadle Huron C W. Warren ,
Bennett Martin James Ryan

I'on Homme .. Tyndall C. C. Puckett
Brookings ;irookin'-:s C. O. Tryg-stad
Brown \bei dieii R- F. Williamson
Brule Cliamborlain Eugene J. Wix
Buffalo Gann Vallev E. E. Sullivan
Butte Belle Furelie John Pyle
S.
Campbell Mound Citv .\lbert H. Wells
Charles Mix Lak<- Andes Roy E. Willy
Clark Clark ^âtson (". Browei-
Clay :
'
:.:.Vermillion W. U. Cleland
Codington .Waterlown L). K. Loucks
Corson Mcintosh C. E. Stltcliff
Custer Custer Fred 'W. Sellers
Davison ".Mitchell - Roscoe Sutterlee ....,
Dav Webster I- S. Coomes
Deuel Clear Lake W. W. Knight

Dewey Timber Dake -
•- George H. I'uder -..
Douglas A;mour Zenas R. Gurley
ITf. IXTERXATI, rOLlCE A: DETECTIVE DlKECTOIiV
I'diiiuuds Ipswicli , R. M. Henderson

Fall Riv.T Hut Rpiiiifts C. A. Wilson -...
I'";uilk Faulkton Rov A. Nord
';i:int \Iilbank Thad L. Fuller
•!ii'j;ory Fairfax J. P. Frame
llaakon Pliillp H. L. Brown
Hamlin Hayti H. A. Linstrom
I land Miller John Pusey
Hanson \lexandria William R. Danforth
Hardinsf Buffalo W. M. Bennett
Hni;lics Pierre Hairy Fi. Hornei-
Ilntihinson Olivet J. C. Grober
Hyde Hlg-hmore M. C. Cunning-ham .-.
Jackson Kadoka Flag^g P. Carlisle ,
.lerauld Wess. Spring's .\lden Cutler

Jones Murdo M. T^. Parish
Kinssbury He Smet E. 1^. Wilmartli
L::ke Madison H. TT. Holdridse
Lawienee Headwood James W. Fowler
liincoln 'Canton H. J. Brown
l>vman Oacoma J. \V. Jackson
McCook Salem R. M. Shield
.Alcl'heison Leola H. O. Hepperle
Alarshall Britton '^le'i V Jones
.Meade Stursis A. W. W. Hevers
Mellette White River C. E. Kell
Miner Howard .Tames A. Lyons
.Minnehaha 'îoux Falls L. E. Wag-sroner
Moody Fiandreau Geo. A. Mice
I'enning'ton FJajjid City Flton W. Stanley
I'l-rkins Bison R. F. Drevvry
1otter Oettyshur.a: T. F. .\uldridge
Icoherts Sisseton l-'rank M. McKenna...
Sanborn Woonsocket " '5. Palmei'
Spink Redfieid H. G. Warnock
Stanlev Fort Pierre .las. F. Callahan
Sully Oneida C. .1. Grandall. .Ir. ...
'ri-il>p \\'inner Claude Maole

Turnei- Parker A. S. Rogue .^....
Union 'O'k Point R. \V. l^llis
Walworth Selbv P. C. Hvistendahl
Nankton Vankton t inward Warren
'/.iebach Dupree Thos. R. N'elson
TEXAS
Miiiiy ('oiiii<.'>' S<':it Coinn.v Allorin-.v
.\nderson Palestine O. J. .\ddington ..
.\ndrews \ndre\\ s
.\ngelina 1ufkin C. K. Brazil
.\ ransas llock Port
.Vicher V'chfi- Cit.v U. < Morrison ....
.\rm.strong _ Claude Q. Moore

.Mascosa louidanton ^\'alter .lones
.\nstin Bellville W. I. Glenn
P.ailey Muleshoe Max Miller
Pandera liandera
Past roil Bastrop . R. B. .VIexander.
DISTRICT ATTORXRYS
l;a\ lor ScNiiioui- lOiiiest Tibhets ...
Bee Beevillc W. G. Gayle

Bell Belton F. Brewstei-
Be.sur 1 San Antonio T. J. Newton
Blanco oil n son City
I
iiorden Gail
Bosiiue Mei'idan J. P. Word
Bowie Boston J. H. Henry
Brazoria Ang'leton J. S. Jackson
Biazos Br>an J. G. Minkei't
Brewster Alpine 1. L. Martin. Jr. ...
Briscoe Si'.verton W. H. BrimbeiTy.

Broolis Falt'uria.s
Brown I'.rownwood A. E. Wilson
Burleson Caldwell H. Bo.\'ers
Burnet Burnet V. A. Ramsover .
('aid well - rôrkluut F. L. Blundell

•^"alhoun I'ort Lavaca C. Legrgett
I'allahan Baird L. W. Green
(Jamei-on Brownsville A. M. Kent
('aint ;.....„ ;. Pittsburg- Erin \Villis
Carson I'an handle
("ass Linden O. N. Hlnes
('astro Dimmitt M. Cowsert
Chaniliers Aualuiac M. R. Cain
CMierokee Husk M. C. Chiles. Jr. .
Cliildres.s Childress R. Brumbalow

Clay Henrietta V. Stine
Cochran
Coke ; Robert Lee
Coleman , <'oleinan D. I>. Snodsress...
Collin .\k'I\inne.\- A. M. Wolford
Collingsworth Wellington J. C. Mahan
Colorado Columbus Tohn llastedt
Comal Xew Braunfels Martin Faust
Comanche Comanche R. F. Holloway ...
Concho -- I'aim Rock Roy Hill

C<H)ke Gainesville J.L. Gettvs
Coryell -..- Gatesville T. L. Robinson ...
Cottle Paducali C Graves

Crane Houston Smith ...
Crockett Ozona
<'rosby Crosby ton
Culberson Van Horn Burck Carson
I>al!am Dalhart A. Schlofman
I>allas Dallas M. F. Hughes
Dawson r.amesa W. P. Robinson ...
Deaf Smith Hereford - W. E. Dameioii...
I >e!ta Cooper B.Boyd ...:
I'euton Denton Tom Cheatham ...
I»ewiu Cuero R. L. Bass
1 >ickciis )ickens
1
Dimmit Carizzo Springs C. F. Thompson .
Donl.-\ Clarendon L. E. Clark

Duval San Diego W. V. Dunnam
10a si la land Walter .\nderson
iOctor
lOrtwarits
—
11(1
;
10a st
Odessa
flock Siirings
.T. E. Friestman
Henry Tirey
...
lOllis Waxahachie W. TL Pelphrev .
101 Paso 101 Paso S. M. Russell

lOi'atli ; Stei)henville H. O. Jennings ...
I'alls Marl in O. L. Conch

i''annin Bonham :..-C. E. Xesrsta
i'âyette ....La Grang'e Tl. V. Fot-mway ...
I'Mshei- riob\' \. T. McKinnon ...

I'loxd Flovdada G. W. Walthall ...
I'unKl Ciowfll VV. L. Davidson

Vurl IJend Kielimond B. O. ShurtlotT
ranklin
!• Mt. Vernon J .E. Woods
I'leestone Fairfield - Thos. H. Ward
j'lio Pearshall - A. Li. Duff
Haines têminolo
Galveston Galveston A. R. Anderson
Liarza Post J. T. Estill
liillespie e"'redericksburg Jeff Parker
I, uisscock Jarden City -.1. G. Fatten
(ioUad Goliad B. Duncan Davis
uon/.ales Lofers _ C. C. Cook
(jiay ionzaies Hubert Bookout
Lii-ayson -ihernian J. T. Buckley
oiejio Lons'VieAV J. G. Lyles
(jiiiiies Anderson Rudolph A. Weinert
. aduiupe ^Seg-uin M. Baird
J. -
liiL.i- Plainview \V. J.Bragg-

Mall Memphis Iôwesro Biann
iiamillon Hamilton C. D. Words
laiKstord Spearman R. D. Oswalt
Ilaide.iian Quanah B. F. Creel
Iiaulin Kouuf/e E. T. Branch
Han is Houston F. M. Scott
Harrison Mars ha 1 1 T. Collins
Hartley Channing- J. E. Wilfong
i.askefl Haskell D. D. Hill
lia.\s San Marcos Will Crow
Heini>hill Canadian H. A. Justice
1cnderson1 Athens J. C. Epperson
Hidalgo Edinbui-g Will M. Martin
I nil .^ Hillsboro
Hockley J. R. Dennis
1 lood Granbury
Hopkins Sulphur Springs E. P. Adams sk.....
Houston Crockett C. E. Thomas
Howard - - P.ig Springs J. W. Bassett
Hunt - Greenville
I lulchinson Plcmons
Irion Sheiwood ]. P. Simpson
Jack Jacksboro W. T. Vance
Jackson l^ldna A. S. McKee
Jasper Jasper
Jeff Davis !''t. Ihivis Marvin Scurlock
Jefferson Beaumont
Jim Hogg- Hebbionville C. C. Forry
Jim Wells Vlice J. R. Keith
Johnson - Cleburn T. J. Sanders
Jones Anson I, O. (''ailli
Kaines Karnes City H. R. Young
Kaufman Kaufman F.. W. Sehwejiiie
Kendall r.oeriie J. Ij. Wohlford
K( 111 Clairemont W. G. Garrett. Sr
Kcii Ki'irville Robert I. Wilson
K iiiihlc Junction Cit v
King Gutlirie T. M. Slator. Jr
Kinntn- I'.rackct ville G. L. Ko\volsk\-

Kleberg Kiiigsville P.. D. Bell
Knox ".en.iamin R. E. Eubank
Lamar Paris .H. S. Shepi)ard
Lamb _...OUon H. F. Eewis
Lampasas Lami>asas
Lasalle Cotnlla J. F. Bozka
Lavaca Hallctsville J. N. Story
).,<-c i-iddings T. H. Adkisson
Leon Centerville P. C. Mathews
DISTRICT ATTORXKYS 470
Liberty Liberty I-. 10. Kuhanks

Limestone Groesbeck ~
Lipscomb Lii)scomb K. W . S.nitli
Live Oak Oakville H. il. Mt-lnnis
Llano Llano --
1..0Ving I. It. .MoCJee

Lubbock Lubbock B. P. Maddox
Lynn Tahoka K. 1'. Lee
McCulloch Brady Kiank B. Tiiey
McLennan Waco
McMullen Tilden 1. E. Webb
Madison Madisonville ^. G. Sch Inter
Marion Jefferson Oliver Fannin
Martin Stanton ...Roscoe Range ....
Mason Mason W. E. Davant

Matagorda Bay CMty D. E. Hume
Maverick Kagle Pass David C. Brown
Medina Hondo
Menard Menard B. Frank Haag
Midland Midland A. J. Lewis
Milam Cameron A. T. Pribble
Mills Goldthwaite T. R. Smith
Mitchell Colorado Herbert S. Calovvay
Montague Montague N'- H. Davis
Montgomery Con roe
Moore Dumas L\od K. Priee
Morris Daingerfield J. F- Pen
Motley Matador
Xacogdoches Xacogdoches W. A. Tarver
Xavarro Corsicana W. II. Ilall
Newton Newton -W. K. I'onder
Nolan -Sweetwater iJelina.s <:-i\t-is
Xueces Coiinis Christi S. Z.Allen
Ochiltree Ocliiltree Charles Ingram .„.
Oldham Vega Lee R. Davis
Orange Orange I. McConnell
C. ....
Palo Pinto Palo Pinto -....\. D. Nelson

Panola _,Carthage J. L. McCall
Parker Weatherford E. F. Lokey
Parmer .-.Farwell W. A. Hadden
Pecos Fort Stockton J. L. Pitts
Polk Livington ...P. R. Underwood -
Potter \marillo J. C.Fuller
Presidio Marfa T. Potts
R.
Rains I'Omory R. L. Lester ...•.
Randall Canyon .-.. -
Keagan Stiles K. F. Vanderbilt....

Real - Leaky Lewis B. Reed
Red River Clarksville C. C. Calhoun
Reeves
lU'fugio
Pecos
Uifugio W. II. Barnes
- —-..
Roberts Miami B. L. Parten

Robertson « Franklin H. -M. \\'acle-.-
Rockwall Rockwall C. P. Sliepherd
Runnels P.allinger .1. C. Gra.\-
Rusk Hendeison T. B. Hamilton
Sabine IIem]ihill .1. R. Bogard
San Augustine San .\ugustine Wm. McMurry
San Jacinto Cold SI>rings J. C. Russell
San Patricio ._ Sjnton
San Saba San Saba .....A. Woods
Schleiclier 101 dorado —
Scurry Snyder M. S. Long
Shackelford Albany L. 1 >. .lohnsoM . .
Shelby Center , _
Sheriuaii _<l i-al I'oril - S. 10. Cooiis .._
Sniilli _r.\hr B. P. Gentry

Somervell _' ileii I lose
Starr Grande
....^^tio
Stephens ^Hi eckenrirlge S. W. Davis
Sterling '.-^Sterling: C'il.v -
Stonewall \^l ernioiii H. F. Grindstaff

Sutton Sonora
Swislier ^.-.rulia Henry L. Jordan
'Panant _~.l'"oitli Worth J. M. Brown
'ra>'lor __AI>ilone Carlos D. Speck
Terrell _Sandeison J. Calvin Stansel!
Terry __Ui ownheld - R. L. Graves
Tlirockmoi'ton i hrorkniorton T. R. Odell
Titus _\lt. I'leasant Allen lieed
Tom Green _^Saii Anêlo E. E. Murphy
Tiuvis _'. iiHiin - T. W. Hornsby
Tiinitv '4roveton W. F. Lewis -.-
Tyler '.
.Woodville Clyde E. Smith
^ pshiir Gilmer H. V. Davis
npton Rankin ."
tJvalde Uvalde K. K. Woodley

\'alverde Del Rio W. K. Jones
\"aii Zandt Canton A. A. Dawson
\ietoria Victoria J. V. Vanden verge. -Ir
Walker Hiintsville E. R. Berry
Waller Hemjjstead R. E. Tompkins
Ward Barstovv Birge Holt
Washington Brenhani W. H. Bouldin
Wel)h Laredo C. A. McLane
Wharton Wharton -,B. S. Wrisht
Wheeler Wheeler D. G. Re\nolds
Wiohita Wichita Falls J. Davinport
Williarqer Vernon J. A. Storey ,.
Willacv Sarita .—
Winiairison Georgetown ..D. Moody
W'ilson I'^loi esville C. L. Patterson^
Winkler Kermit !^
Wise Decatur J. V. Patterson
Wood Quitman B. G. Mansell
oak inn
"i" Plains
>oiins' Graham F. V. Hinson
Zapata Zapata
Zavalla ('hr>stal City M. L. Harkev ,
VIRCxINLV
Coiiiil.v d>iiiil> S«':i( Alloi-iM'V
Artomac Accomao Roy D. White ..-
Albemarle. Charlottesville R. T. W. Duke. .Ir.

.Mleghany Covington R. B. Stephen.son ..
.Vmelia Jetersville Geo. K. Taylor. Jr.

.\mlierst Sandidges Edward Meeks
Appomatto.K .Appomattox loel W. Flood
.Vrlin^ton ("'laicndon l''rank L. Itail
DTSTRTPT ATTORNEYS 481
Au.t;usta Staunton lluyh H. Kerr

Hath W'aiin Sin-inss .-.. John \V. Stephenson, Jr.
Hedford Bodt'oid Lundon Lowry
Bland .-. _Ceres S.W. Williams, Jr
Hotetourt Buchanan H.* S. Reid
Brunswick Lawrenceville B. A. Lewis
Buchanan Grundy .J. Glenn ItatlitT
Hucking'ham l>illw.\n K. W. Hubard
Camiibell Uistburg' \. H. Liylit
Gaioline Bowling- Green U'illing' Bowie
Carroll ITillsville W. Glenn Edwards
Charles City Charles City B. M. Xance
Charlotte Ke.\ sville Thos. K. VVatkins
Chesterfield Beach 1 ask ins llobsoii
1
Clai'ke Berr\'ville W. T. Lewis

Craig- Newcastle .lulian Bryant
Culpeper ("uliieper Ji. A. Bickers
Cumberland 'umbt^rland \V. M. Smith
Dickenson Clinchco I. C. Sniitli
I)inwi(ldie Dinwiddle Morton Goode G.
Elizabeth City Hampton Sidney Dudley .1.
Isse\ .• Tapi)ahannock James M. Lewis

I'-airfax i-'airfax C. Vernon Kord
I<"'au(iuier "Wairentou W'ni. Morgan
Floyd Floyd B. S. Bedigo ^
[•'luvanna Wilmington I'emliioke I'el t it
Franklin 'Jock.x- Mount John I'. lice
Frederick \^'inch ester T. Russell Catlier
(Jiles Bearisburg I). .1. Chapman
i^Boucester ^Gloucester Jas. I... Taliaferio
Goochland Fife A. X. Monterio
(Grayson Galax II. P. Burnett
(jreene ,....-^tandardsville Jolin S. Chapman
Greensville Voith Emr'oria S. V. Southall
Halifax Moiiston ; las. S. Easley •.
Hanover Hanover A. ,1. Ellis

Hcniico Uichmond W. W. Beverley
Ilenr.v .Martinsville I. R. Taylor
I'igliland Monterey i Andrew L. Jones
Isle of Wight Isleof Wright Geo. F. AVhitely
.lames City ....Toano .A.'-ihtfJn Dovell
King Georg-e _King George Jos. A. Billingsley
King and Queen. _.King and Queen .1. W. Fleet
King William Mangohick ...Heibert T. Lewis
Lancaster Lancaster Wm. B. Sanders ;
Lee lonesville J. C. Xoel
Loudoun _Leesburg Cecil Connor
I.onisa _..\pple Grove W. C. Bibb
Lunenburg _Victoria X. S. Turnbull, Jr ,
.Madison Madison N'. G. Payne

Mathews Mathews ....' T. Boyd Sears
Mecklenburg- Boydton C. T. Baskerville
.Middlesex Saluda T>«-\\ is .Tones
.Montgomery Blacksburg R. I. Roop
Xansemond ..- Suffolk ,S. i:. lOverett
Xelson Elmin.gton S. B. Whitehad
.New Kent Piovidence Forge .\l. II. iiarnes
.Norfolk :...Portsmouth \. P., Carney
.Northampton Frank town 'I' ho mas 11. Xottingham...
.Noithumberland Callao ..C. S. Towles
.Nottoway I'.lackstone , H. E. Lee
< )ran.ge Orange Vlex. T. Browning-
Page Lurav R. S. Parks
Pairick Stuart .: R. E. Woolwine
Pittsylvania Chatham J. T. Clement
Powliatan Bflona Milton I*. P>onifant
Prini-c Eilward Farmville A. P. AVatkins
4S2 INTERNATJ. POLICE i\:- DETECTIVE DlRECTOllY
WASHINGTON
Comity Count J- Seat -Attorney

Ailanis Uitzville \V. O. Miller
Asol ill Asotin Klniei- E. Ilalsey
I'Piilon - Prosser G. \V. Hainillon
("helan Wenatcliee Sam R. Suiiitier
<'lallam Port Angeles \V. B. Ritchie
I'larke Vancouver .-- los. K. Hall
<'()liunl)ia Dayton A. F. Applelon
("owl it 7. Kalania _ \Vm. Stuart
Donnlas Waterville Sam M. Driver
Fenj- Republic Clias. P. Bennett
Franklin Pasco C. AI. O'Brien
'iarfitld Pomeroy C. A. McCabe
<Trant Ephrata C. (i. .Tetters
<;ra.\s Harbor Montesano Geo. Acret
Island Coupeville lohn Richards
.Tefferson Port Townsend V. T>. Gnagey
Kin^- Seattle ^Malcolm Douslas
Kitsap Port Orchard R. R. Greenwood
Kittitas [<:i]enshurs- C. R. Hadlev
Klickitat — Goldendale C. W. Ramsey
Lewis Chehalis Herman .Vllen
Lincoln Davenport Roy C. Fox
Mason Shelton Chas. R. Lewis
Prince George Prince George Timothj- Rives
Princess Anne Back Bay E. .1. Smith
Prince William INIanassas Thomas IT. Lion
Pulaski Pulaski F. VV. Morton
Pappahannock Washington \^'. F. Moifett
Richmond Xaylor's .A.. X. Welll'oi-d
Koanoke Salem It. T. Hubard
Rockbridge Lexington R. R. Dnft'
Rockingham D. W. Earman
Russell
Scott
Shenandoah
Harrisonburg
Lebanon
Gate City
\'\'oodstock
S. B. Quillcn
H. C. L. Richmond
Gilbert E. Pence ...
.
4
Smyth Marion las. W. ShetTey
Southanijiton Pourtland R. E. L. Watkins ...
S' otsylvanla Spotsylvania S. P. Powell
Stafford Fredericksburg F. P. Moncure
Surry Surry W. Stanley Burt
Sussex Su.'^sex Thos. H. Howerton.
Tazewell Tazewell R. L. Spratt
Warren Front Roval W. H. Turner
Warwick Denbigh P. St. Geo. Willcox.
Washington \hingdon '.
R. J. Summei's
Westmoreland Hague C. Conwav Baker ...
N\Mse Xorton C. R. McCorkie

Wythe Wvtheville H. M. lleuser
YoiU lohs W. i:. Hogg
( ikanosrtii - ' >kanosHn 'has. A. .loliiisnii

i'acilic - Sou til Ueiid llfiinaii Murra \
Pend d'Orielle Ne\\ poi t I. A. Uochford
Pierce Tacoma ...'. J. AV. Seidell
San Juan Friday Harbor Saml. R. Buck
Skagit-- Mt. Vernon \V. L. Biickey
Skamania Stevenson Raj'mond C. Sly
Snohomish Everett — Thos. A. Stiger
Spokane Spokane \Vm. C. Meyer
Stevens Colville O. W. Noble
T'anrston 01>mpia II. Fullerton
Wahkiakum Catblamet J. C.McFadden
Walla Walla Walla Walla E. W. Benson
Wliatcom Bellingham L.'Baldrey
Whitman Colfax Geo. A. >\'eldon
Vakima - . North Vakima Sidnc\- Livcscv
WISCONSIN
<'<iiiiity (')iaiit>' >><':it l)istri<-t \lloi-ii<>.%
Adams Friendship Clias. .\. N'tt-di-r :
.\shlaiid - Asliland Geo. V. .\leirill

Barron Barron .loliii W. SodiM-herg
Ba\ field AYashburn Charles F. Morris
Brown , Green Bay - Carl F. Young
Butialo Alma Peter H. Frness
Burnett Giantsburg Olive J. Strang
Calumet Chilton Helmuth F. Arjjs
chipiievva .— Chippewa Falls Orrin H. Lairabee
Clark - Neilsville Frank A. .Jackson
Columbia Portage l'eir>- C. Stroud -.
Crawford Prairie du Chien Vlviii B. Pelcison
Dane Aladison Tlieo. E. Lows
I lodge Juneau Geor,ge A. lait man I
I'oor - Sturgeon Bay C. M. Stapletoa -

1 louglas - Sui)erior Archibald -McKa.v
Dunn Menomonie Denr,\- W. Pudow -
Kau Claire J'âu Claire A'ictor M. Stolts
Florence Florence PTdward Flmei -
Fond (lu Lac Fond du Lac - James Murray -
I'-orest — Crandon O. H.Dawson
Grant Lancaster (Jeorge B. Clementsoii
Green Monroe • 11. N. B. Caiadine
Green Lake Green Lake M. I. Paul
Iowa Dodgeville Jackson —
Iron
.lacksoii
- :
Hurley
Black Piver Falls
P. T.
JYai ren B. Foster
J-'. S. Jedne>-
—
Jefferson .Jefferson Ray C. Twining
"iieau
.1 vlauston Robert ..P. Clark
Kenoslia Kenosl'.a Peter Fisher. .Ir. -
Kewaunee Kewaunee L. W. Bruemmer -
La (^rosse 'â Crosse l.,ncii'ii T. Ilcid
4S4 INTERNATL police ^ DETECTIVE DlUECTUliV
L.iil'a.\ette Uail iimlon lolin J. 1jO.\ Ic -.
I/an.nlude \ntigo Theodore J. Reinert ,..
Liiu'olii V[ai rill Rali)h E. Smith

Manitowoc .Manitowoc; Chai-les E. Biad>'
Ahitathon Wausau Geo. J. Leicht
;\1aiint'tte .Marinette Arnold F. Murphy
Mar(|ucttc \ioiitello Vincent McNauuiia .--.
Milwaukee Milwauliee ^Vinfêld C. Zabel

Monroe Sjiarta Wm. Gleiss
>I.
t iconto I
tconto Irvin O. Breakstone....
Oneida iJhinelander A. J. O'Melia
Oiitasaniie >\i)]ileton Fred' V. He in em an
O/.ankee Iôrt AVashinyton Peter M. Huiras
I'l'liin !...IDnrand ^.C. A. Ingram
riiicc Rl Is worth Winifred G. Tladdow..
I'olk Haslain Eake G. B. W. Ryckman
I'oitaRe Stevens Iôint Byron J. Carpenter
Price Philli|)s Charles E. Lovett
lUicine Itacine Thorwald M. Beck
Pichland Itichland Center O. D. Black
Tiock Tanesville Stanley G. Dunwiddle
Rusk l,adysmith O. J. Falge
St. (^roix Kudson Lynn H. Ashley
Sauk Baraboo Henry J. Bohn
Sawyer Hay ward J.C. Davis
Shawano Shawano Louis J. Brunner
Sheboygan Sheltoygan Charles ^'oigt
Taylor .Medford T. W. Andresen
Trempealeau Whitehall Ole J. Eggum
\'ernon Viroijua Adolph Heinz
Vilas I'âgle River Geo. E. O'Connor
Walworth Elk Horn Easton Johnson
Washburn Lake
Siiell William E. Pars
Washington West Rend Henry R. Sclimidt
Waukesha Waukesha Allen I). Young
Waupaca Waupaca Otto L. Olen
Waushara Wautoma Gad. Jones ^.
W'innebago Oshkosh David K. Allen ..^..
\Vood Wisconsin Rapids Frank 'W. Calkins
PRISONS 485
CANADIAN PENITENTIARIES
ALBERTA — Alteita renitentiarv, Edmonton, Alberta.

BRITISH COLUMBIA— British Columbia Penitentiaiy, New Westminster, B. C.
MANITOBA— :\Ianitoba Penitentiary, Stony Point, Manitoba.
NEW —
BRU.NSWICK Dorchester Penitentiary, Dorchester, New Brunswick.
—
ONTARIO Kingston Penitent ary, Kingston, Ontario.
QUEBEC— St. Vincent de I'aul i'enitentiarv, Montreal, Canada.
SASKATCHEWAN— Saskatchewan Penitentiary. Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
Convict Prisons
England and Wales
Camp —
Hill, Isle of Wight (Pi-eventivo Detention)- Governor, F. E. Wintle, Es(|.;
Chief Warder, Mr. R. Sparrow.
—
Dartmoor Governor, Major T. E. M. Wisden; Chief Warder, 'Sir. G. H. Miller.
Liverpool (Female) —
Staff same as at Liverpool Local Prison.
—
Maidstone Governor, E. L. F. Cavendish, Esq.; Chief Warden. Mi'. J. Hill.
Parkhurst— Governor, Capt. R. H. D'Aeth; Chief Warder, Mr. W. Barnes.
—
Portland, Dorset Governor, H. G. Supple, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. H. Mayes.
Bodfoi'd, Bedfordshire — Governor, W. Dobson, Esq.; Chief Warder, E. G. Powell.

Biriniiigham, Warwickshire— Governor, Major E. H. Goldie, Taubman; Chief
Warder, Mr. H. Pickerin.
Bristol, Gloucestershire — Governoi', R. Kemp, Esq.; Chief Warder, 'Sir. J. Good-
man.
—
Brixton, Surrey Governor, Capt. C. Haynes; Chief Warder, Mr. H. J. Bell.
—
Canterburv, Kent Governor, Capt. F. H. L. Stevenson; Chief Warder, Mr. T.
H. Down.
Cardiff, Glamorganshire —
Governor. H. T. Pearce, Esci.; Chief Warder, ]Mr. W.
Salter.
ISO INTERNAT'L POLICE <fc DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Cai'lislo, Cuinl)ei'lan(l-^Govc'iiioi' H. Collinson, Ks(|.; Cliiff Wai'dci', iMr. TT.

Tayloi-.
Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire — Governor, D. Johns, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr.

T. Turner.
Carnarvonshire — Governor, T. Fisher, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. A. Haslop.
Dorchester, Dorsetshire — Governor H. J. Evans, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. U.

Quimby.
Durham, Durham— Governor, Col. H. M. A. Hales; Chief Warder, Mr. J. L.

Style.
Exeter, Devonshire — Governor, Major II. A. Marrott, D. S. 0.; Chief Warder,

Mr. J. Talbot.
Gloucester, Gloucestershire — Governor, H. Whvte, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. J.

C. H. Lack.
—
Holloway, Middlesex Governor and Medical Officer, R. N. Patron, Esq.; Chief
Warder, Lady Superintendent, Miss E. W. Cronin.
Hull —Yorkshire — Governor, Commander R. IM. Tabuteau, R. N.; Chief Warder.

Mr. J. E. Pead.
Ipswich, Suffolk — Governor, S. Gorsuch, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. R. Cragg.
Leeds, Yorkshire — Governor, Finn,

J. Esq.; Chief Warder. Mv. A. A. Covell.
Leicester, Leicestershire — Governor, J. Felmingham. Esq.; Chief Warder, Mi-.

C. Gavins.
Lincoln, Lincolnshire — Governor, R. M. Waikinshaw, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr.

A. Wilby.
Liverpool, Lancashire — Governoi', H. J. Hellier, Es(i.; Chief Wai-dor, Mr. J.

Andrewartha.
Maidstone, Kent — Goveinor, E. F. Cavendish,

L. Es(i.; Chief Warder, Mr. J. Hill.
Manchester. Lancashire — Governor, Major the Hon. H. K. Fitz-Clarence, M. C;

Chief Warder, Mr. W. Jacob.
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Northumberland — Chief Warder, Mr. J. Hallsey.

PRISONS 4S7
Northallerton, Yorkshire — Goveinor, J. Fitch, Es<i.; Chief Warder, Mr. J.

Walker.
Northampton, Northamptonshire — Governor, F. T. Reynolds, Esq.; Chief War-

der, Mr. W. Hunt.
Norwich, Norfolk— Governor, W. J. Hine, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. H. Wall.
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire — Governor (Vacant); Chief Warder, F. J. Beer.
Oxford, Oxfordshire — Governor, W. Brown, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. J. Taylor.
Pentonville, INIiddlesex —
Governor, Major I*'. W. H. Blake; Chief Warder, .Air.
G. W. M. Lenthall.
Plymouth, Devonshire — Governor, J. T. Bassett, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. B. P.

Owen.
Portsmouth, Hampshire — Governor, E. T. Hall, Esq.; Chief Warder, Mr. W. E.

Lux ton,
Preston, Lancashire — Governoi-, Major N. Burrows; Chief Warder, yir. ]\L

Brown.
Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire — Governor, W. p]vans. Es(|.; Chief Warder, ]Mr.

R. Benyon.
Shrewsbury, Shropshire— Governor, Major M, H. M. Lamb, M. C, O.B.E.; Chief

Warder, Mr. W. Saville.
Swansea, Glamorganshii-e-- Governor, S. N. Roberts, Esq.; Chief Warder, \Mr.

J. White.
Usk, Monmouthshire — Chief Warder, I\Ir. G. Sheeler.
Wandsworth, Surrey — Governor, Major E. R. Reade; Chief Warder, Mr. R. J.

Saunders.
Winchester, Hampshire — Governor, Major H. C. MacTier; Chief Warder, Mr.

F. Lomer.
Worcester, Worcestershire — Governor, W. Young-, Escj.; Chief Warder, W. Rob-
son.
Wormwood Scrubs — Governor, Major A. V. Briscoe; Chief Warden, Mr. J.

Green.
488 INTKRNAT L POLJCE Ai DETECTIVE DIRECTORT
PRISON COMMISSIONERS FOR SCOTI.AIVI>
Offices: 11 Paitland Square, Edinburgh

The Hon. Walter G. Scott, Master of Polwarth, Chairman.
Dr. James Devon.
The Sheriff of Perthshire,
The Crown Agent for Scotland,
ex-officio.
David Crombio. Esq., Secretary and Inspector.
Prisons. Governor or Officer in Charge
-\bordeen Major R. I. Forbes
^.^ r Peter Arnott, Head Warder
chaige in
Dumfries and Jessiefield Inst D. Gardner
"iiiidee David Duncan
Edinburgh ^ Major R. P. H. Monro
Glasgow, Barlinnie \V. B. Buglass
I>P. Gov., Major R. E. VV. Baird
Ghisgow (Duke Street) A. D. Drysdale
Greenock John Seaton
Inveiness John Nicol
Kirkwall AV. C. Allan (1st Class Wardei- in charge)
Detwirk John Scott (1st Class Warder in charge)
1'•nh [Vacant]
I'orth(Lunatic Dept.) II. P'erguson Watson (Medical Supt.)
Portli(State Inebriate Reformatory)....
I'eierhead J. Stewart
i'ohnont Institution li. I^lack, Governor
Sloinnway W. Finlayson 1st Class Warder
( in chai-ge)
1-IST OF LEGALIZED I'OI-ICE CELLS IN SCOTLAND

Licensed Cells ('ouiit>- Where Situated Officer of Constalnilary
in Charge
Alloa Clackmannan
Banff Banff Ar lluir Michie
Campbeltown Argyll \lexander McCalman
I >ingwall Ross John Grant
Dunblane , Perthshire James Kidd
]>unfermline (Co.) .'.
Fife W. Beveridge
Dunfermline (Bur.) Fife George A. Aitken
Dunoon . Argyll Donald Calder
i luns Berwick _ William Allan
IClgin Elgin Allan Meston
Falkirk Stirling Duncan McRae
Forfar Forfar William Shepherd
Fort William Inverness Robert Mackay
Galashiels Roxburgh
Haddington Haddington A. Gallic
Hawick Roxburgh William Scott
Huntl\- \berdeen
veraiav Argyll Peter McKinnon
1 II
Ji'dburgli
ICinro.'is
K irkcaldv
Tioxburgh
Kinross
Fife
W illiam
David Keith
Brown
I
Lochgilphead Argyll Angus McDIarmid
1 ochmaddv Inverness ; J. Mackay
.\1 (lilt rose ! Forfar James Peebles
()l)an A rgyll Jas. Martin
I'ortEllen .Aigyll Alexander Maclean
Portree Inverness Peter Eraser
Stirling Stilling Andrew Whitton
Stonehaven K'ncardine .lames Gibson
Thurso Caithness R. Sinclair
Wigtown Wigtown William Ewing
I'^d ill burgh I'l, ;nburgli
CABLE AND TELEGRAPH CODE 489
SITUATIONS WANTED
FINGER PRINT EXPERTS
Expert now employed in Eastern States. Connected witli I'olice

Fins:t'r-Pi*int
DepartJnent eleven years. Desi:*es to locate in California, Orej-on or
Washington. Would like to hear from Police Department, Sheriff,
Warden or State's Attorney. Address A. F., care P. (). Ho\ 482, San
Francisco, California.
Colorado: Colorado Springs. Ernest K. Kelly, 726 N. Corona Street. Gradu-

ate Finger Print Expert. I am looking for a position. Go anywhere.
Idaho. Rexl)urg. C. L. Hillman. F. \\ E.. Sheriff's Office.
Illinois, —
Genoa J. W. Sharp, Box 151. Finger Print Expert and Detective.
Investigations and situation wanted.
—
Ma.ssachusetts, Fall River Joseph Jette, Jr., 51 Huard St. Expeiienced Finger
Print Expert. Police Department and New York experience.
—
Huron H. C. Shumate, Care R. P.. Y. M. C. A.
IMicliigan, T'ort Experience in
shadowing, roping, collecting and Finger Prints.
IMinnesota, Minneapolis —
Claude M. Chaffee, 1'211 West "ord Street. Ex-
peiicncr'd Special Agents Dept. P. P, and Finger Prints.
^linnesota, Stillwater —
EliMor A. Culbeitson, 1323 N. Fii-st Street. Experienced
Detective and Finger Print Expert. Wants position.
North Dakota, Fessend'î — Dewey Lacy. Have had considerable experience iind
am now completing a coui'se in Finger Prints. Position wanted.
490 iiMTERNAT L POLICE A: DETECTIVE DIRECTUK\
reiui^ylvaniii, Pittsburg —
Arthui H. Utlunan, 1404 Carton St. Wantt-d, uo.si-
tion as Finger Print Expert or tile clerk. Graduate of University of
Applied Science. Wii'c or write nie if you have a position fcr a Rood man.
South Dakota, Faith — Edw. E. Beels, Box 401. Position wanted. Fully in
structed in Dotcctiveism and learning Finger Prints.
Texas, Palestine —Nonnan J. York. Lock Box 2?.5. Finger Print Expert.
Looking for a position.
Virginia, Onancock— Harold L. Tavlor. 1 am a graduate Detective and Fingei

Print Expert. Looking for a position.
(."anada, Albci'ta, Lelhlii'idge— W. Drummond, Finger Print Expert, ?, years'

experirnco, taking and classifying of linger prints, photographing, de-
veloping, i)rinting. tiling, correspondence and bookkeeping. Now connected
with Police Department. Desires a change. If you need a good man get
in touch with me.
Virginia, OnaTjcock. Harold L. Taylor, F. P. E. Situation wanted.
Massachusetts. Fall River. Joseph Jette, Jr., F. P. E.. 51 Huard Stre?t
South Dakota, Faith. Edwin E. beels. F. V. K.. P. O. Box 40 1
Washington, Yakima— H. M. Merrylield. Finger Print Expert and investiga-

tor. Desires position or investigations.
Minnesota, Stiinvaler. Elmer A. (:ull)ertson, F. P. E.. 1328 N. First Stre 't
Iam looking for a position as Detective.
California, San Diego. Will Pratl.er (graduate F. P. K.). P O. Box r.oii

SITUATIONS WANTED 491
SITUATIONS WANTED
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
—
Alaska. .luiicau Adolpli Soholoti', wants position as an InvestigaÔl•; knows
Alaska, and can a:o anvwhero.
Alabaina, (.iirard — J. "M. Dall, P. O. IJox iL>. Graduate Detective from Train-
ing' School. Seeks Position or Investigations.
—
Arizona, Sonierton Cliarlie Miller, Box ol2. I am seeking- a ])osition a-
Operative with some Ag-ency or will look after Investigâtions hei'e.
California, San Francisco. L. S. Thompson, Deputy Sheriff. P, O. Box 4S2.

I successfully locate skips and missing people. Try me if you want
results. Confidential inquiries.
Calirornia, —
Anheim Moses Ochâ. 1 am looking tor a position a.s Private
Detective or Eeprefentative of some Reliable Agency.
California. Colnia — George M. Callen. Ca.stle Street. Have had two year:-.'
.'""xperience recovering .-stolen automobiles. Looking for a position.
California, Fillmore— -Owen Miller. P. O. Box 14. I am an exiicrienced Private-

Detective and lo,;king foi- a good position.
California. —
Oakland Annie Pogan, 446 Alcatraz Ave. I am Licensed and
Bonded by the State of California as a Private Detective.
California, Redlands— Charles W. Woitha, 822 Columbia Street. I have com-

pleted two coni'se.5 of Detective Training and seek a position.
California, San Francisco — H. Mentor, P. 0. Box 1(37. I am an experienced

Invest'gator. Looking foi- Work. Ti v me for results.
492 ]NTERNAT'L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
California, San Francisco —Andrew Stveiff, 62 Pleasant Street.
California, —
San Diego William Prather, P. 0. Box 502. Experienced Investi-
gator seeks a position with some well known Agency.
California, Sacramento —
Winifred Gwinn. Experienced Operative seeks posi-
tion and well acquainted in Sacramento Valley.
—
Colorado, Eed Cliff Emil Moser. P. O. Box 144. Three Years' Detective
Service and 4 years' Investigations. Try me.
Isn<>land, Swindon (Wilts) — Edward O. May, 1 Fair View St. Experienced

graduate Detective. Get in touch with me.
Florida, St. Augustine —

lioscoe Hofstatter, Box 655. I have had plenty of
expeiience as a Private Detective and seek further connections.
Illinois, Aurora —John Stomebrink. .ioT Rosewood Ave. I have had two
years' experience as a private investigator. Send me your work.
Illinois, —
Chicago Jos. A. Paskonka, 4449 S. Wood Street. I am looking for
a position as an Operative for some Agency. I have experience.
Illinois, —
Chicago Gust Pappas, 422 South Halsted Street. I can handle any
secret service investigation with the best of results.
Illinois, Chicago —Chas. M. Hines, 2825 State Street. Pi-ivate Detective, ex-
perienced. Phone Victory 4258.
Illinois, Chicago Heights. Michael Ciavarella, 141 East 23rd Streot. Oriulu-
ate Detective, looking for a position.
Illinois, Forest City — Billy Korto. If you are in need of a good detective it
would pay you to turn your Investigation over to mc.
Illinois, —
Humboldt W. B. Willis, Route No. 1. I am a graduate of a Detective
Training School and capable of good detective work.
Illinois, —
Paris 0. F. Clajbaugh. Wost Court Street. I am open for any
propo.sition to better my condition.
1
CABLE AXD TEI.fJGRAPH CODE 493
Illinois:Sherrard. Carl L. Chilin. I ;im looking for a position as an Investi-

gator. Experienced. Or send me your Investigations and they will be
taken care of promptly.
Iowa, Creston — S. J. Hoviouj, fiOO South Birch Street. If you want a g-ood
detective get in touch with nic.
Iowa, Storm Lake — lJa\- McLain, 808 Jlrie Stivet. I am expei-ienced in all tin-
different lines of detective work.
—
Indiana, Foit Wayne George J. Te;.',eder, ;'>105 Lafayette Street. I am an
experienced detective and lo )king for a good position.
Indiana, Indianapoli.'; —James Banks, ]01 East 14th Street. Five years as a
Private Detective. I know the w nrk. What have you for a good man ?
Indiana, Indianapolis —
Frank .lohnson. 1621 Carnell Ave. I am an experienced
detective and looking foi- an opening.
gaBAuij B lUB I -^s sj;osai[3tj3o«i\i ;;^(ii. 'qojAOJtuiM^,{ i.)v;L{.)ij\r X.xuq 'BUinpuj

Detective speaking several langucge;. Want Position.
Kansas, Concordia— Iôlard Ed Gosi-elin, 121 West 7th St. But little experience, .
but seek position as Detective.

—
Kentucky, Marrowbone Wm. Rene Davis. All business strictly confident!;:!.
I solicit correspondence for investigations.
Kentucky, Fleming — Roy Wilder, P. O. Box 208. I have no experience, bu:
! am a real live young man looking for a position.
Louisiani', —
Baton Rouge A. A. Die-/.. 219 Europe Street. Experienced aii<!
looking for Inve'^tigatioiis or a position with some Agency.
Louisiana, Baton Rouge — Frank F Bonn, 109 Liberty Street. 1 have ton
montiis' practical (^Nperie?ice as Detective. Want a positio;:.
—
Louisiana. Shreveport Erving Joyner, 1041V2 Cartel' As'e. Anyone needing
ilie services; of a good man get in touch with ir.e.
^Michigan. Ludington— Lars Jensen, 311 INIelindy Street. I am a Graduate

Derective and looking for a nosition.
494 INTEKNATL TULlCii; i: DETi^JCTlVE DliiECTUKY
Minnesota, Au^tiJl— -T. ^1. V.liite, 71!' K. liridgc Street. Seven months' ex-
perience and wish to connect with some Agency or Company.
—
Mississippi. Louisville J. M. Lundy, P. 0. Box 273, Two years' Experience.
Desire R. R. or City Detective position; ô anywhere. Have the best of
references. \^ you ai'C' in need ul a j;oocl man y;et in touch with me.
Mississippi, Water Valley —

Sam Herron, Graduate Detective (colored). R. 3,
Box My. Wanted, position as Detective.
Missouri. Spr'ngfie'.d. John William Leonard, 223 2 North Jefferson Street.

I am capable of handling investigations quietly. Situation wanted.
Missouri, Gold-n City — J. G. Morris. Gradu -te of Detective training school.

also Govemment experience in plain clothes. Position wanted.
—
Missouri, La P)elk' C. U. Stone. Box 15. T aî experienced in most any kind
of detective investi<4-ations and lookini;- for a position.
New Jer?ey, Garfield — .\lbertW. Kish, 210 Wessington Ave. Experienced

Shadower and all aiound Industrial Worker. Position wanted.
New —
Jersey, Paterson Arthur Renken, P. O Box 1425. I am a Gi'adualo
Training Schof^l Detective and looking for a position.
New Jersey, Singac — Box No. 7. Roslyn Romaine. I am a Finger Print Exiioii
and experienced Detective. Looking for a position.
New York: Rochester. Herman Kaehal, 280 West Avenue. I am an experi-

enced Detective, familiar with Industrial Investigations, and efficient.
North Carolina, Campbell — ^^W. E, Nickelston. I have experience and t'eol
capable of iruking good. Have you a pos'tion for me?
North Carolina Folkton. 13. A. Caulde. P. O. Box 2. I

.5 am a Private
Detective and looking for a position w:th some Agency.
North Carolina, Shelby —Jim Roseboio, Box 261. have had two years' cn-
T.
perience as di tective and am looking f'?r a ])Osition. What have you?
North Carolina, Chelby —John Byers, P. O. Box 113. Twelve years' experienc
as Private Detective (Law Student). What have you?
SITUATIONS WANTED . 495
Ohio, Cleveland. Willie Lee Williams, 13304 Forest Hill Ave. 1 am a

Graduate Detective with but little experience, but desire a position.
Age 2 4 years.
Ohio, Cleveland — Burton U. Slocum, 10522 Clair Dean Ave. Experienced

sh;!do\ver, locatoi', collector and tracer. Position wanted.
Ohio, UhrichsviUf I'hilip Wright, P. O. Box 762 (colored). Some experience

in Detective Work and looking- for such a pcsition.
Oklahoma, West Tulsa — J. A. ilcMurtrey, P. 0. Box 353. Investigations.
Oklahoma, Tulsa- Hairy K. Stege, R. R. No. 3, Box 61 (Flat Rock).
Oklahoma, Valliant — .Alarsi-i.-^ll Cole. A reliable Investigator,
Oregon. Portland- Albert F. Root. .'.72 '2 Hawthorne Ave. Some experioni-i
and familiar with the lumber industry. Looking for a position.
Pennsylvania, Coiol — Joseph >Shrimps, Jr. I am seeking a position as

Detective.
—
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Janies Nocito, 711 S. Mildred Street. \Iy business
is that of Detective and prize fighter. Position wanted.
South Carolina, Charleston. Geo. A. Anderson. Office. 69 Cooper Ave.

Investigation Service Bureau. Undertakes any class of detective work.
•-ôuth Cai-clina, Columbi;'. —

Henry Bowman, 3719 Maine Sreet. Three years'
experience. Agencies and others write me. Position wanted.
—
[Memphis Ci-omwell Battles, Pennsylvania Street.
'i'enne.--see, [More than thre.
years' exiJorienct, age 39 (colored).
Texas, Dallas — Arthur B. Pearson, 2101 Gould Street. Experienced in detective-

work v.nd looking- for a position.
Tex;,s, Palestine. Norman J. York, Lock Box 23 5. Experienced Private De-

tective with l»est references.
4 90 INTEKNATL POLICE it DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Texas, Quaiiah. Lou E. Owens. I am just starting in as a I'rivate Detective

and looking for a position or experience.
Texas, Weatherford — C. F.. Bookstool, 610 Spring St. Investigations.
\'irginia, Brooke —
Lewis George Stewart. I have been representing several
Agencies and am experienced. Position wanted.
Virginia, Roanoke — V/illiam H. Davis, Jr., 308 Fifth Ave. N. W. (colored)

Some experience as a detective, i'osition wanted.
\'irginia, Ringgold —
Richard A. Brum field. I have no experience as a Detec-
tive, but want to learn and connect with some Agency.
—
Washington, Puyallu]) Kldward John Proff. Some experience. Served in U. S.
Marine Corps. Prefer Industrial Investigations. Position wanted.
\Vet;t Virginia, Wheeling —

Steve Vallis, 2330 Market Street. I have six months
experience and would like a position as detective.
Wisconsin, —
Hayward Claude Boyle. I am an experienced investigator. Send
your detective work to me.
—
Canada, Joggins, N. S. A. J. Ouellett, Lock Box 256. Experienced Private
Secret Service Agent. Authorized by law. investigations.
Canada, Windsor, Ont. —G. E. Head, 918 Hall Avenue. I am an experienced

detective, handle any investigation. Position wanted.
—
Canada, Mill Cove, N. S. P>ruce M. Jollymore. I have had two years' ex-
perience and can handle most any investigation. Position wanted.
—
Canada, Medicine Hat, Alberta Anders E. Noiaim, 147 Fifth St. Formerly
connected with Dept. Police, Christiania, Norway. Position wanted.
—
Canada, Ont., Barrie William Green, Bex 605. I am an experienced detective.
Handle any inve:^tigation. Also position wanted.
SITIATIOXS WANTED 1'I7
Washing-ton, D. C. — Heiman
B. Rein, 2521 Minn, and Pa. Ave., S. E. Tel. Lin.
5S14-W. I am
a graduate Detective and have had considerable experience.
Am looking- for a position as an investigator. 1 can go anywhere or handle
any investig-ation in this localitv. See me for results.
—
Canada, Lardois, N. S. Michael Francis Egan. Private Detective. Investiga-
tions and position wanted. Experienced.
Canada, Mill Cove, N. S. Bruce M. Jollymore. Rate $4. S hours. I have

had two years' experience in private investigations.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The Federated Bureau for Personal Identification. 12.1 Ninth Street. Minne-
apolis. Minnesota. Geo. W. Shoutz. Director.
Hohloch's Identification Bureau, 45 Benedict Building. S'2 Church Street,

New Haven, Connecticut. G. E. Hohlocli, Princi])al.
Canada, Regina. Sask. Insp. D. McDougall. F. P. E., lôlice Department.
Cuba, Havana . Wilfrid de Goicouria, F. P. E., Supt. Police Department I. B.
Wisconsin. Juneau. George F. Hall, F. P. E.. Sheriff's Ottice.
Michingan, Flint. Police Department Identification Bureau. John McXame:-.

Superintendent.
49S INTEKNAT L POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
REMEMBER THE W ORD

SWITZERLAND
Stands lor the first nine Figures, a Cipher and a Dollar Mark
REMEMBER THE WORD

SWITZERLAND
Stands for the First Eleven Letters of the Alphabet
Coding NUMBERS the word "YOU" is the code for "NUMBER"
and must precede any coded number. If vou desire to code the
Number 743 it will be "YOURTL"
Before starting any Message that is to be spelled out by letter (CODE;
the word "FOX" must precede and be added to the tiist word. The word "FOX"
indicates that the message is to be coded by letters, but if the word "FOX" pre-
cedes-and-is-attached to any letters in the body of the message, it indicates that
the one word alone is coded in the message. Each individual word coded must
he preceded by the word (and attached) "FOX," unless the message is started
by the word "FOX" preceding and attached to first word. Uncoded words in
coded messag-e must have the letter "J" attached to them at the end of the
word.
The following message will be coded in two ways:
(Message) "Arrest and detain R. M. Getaway, now at Butler Hotel. War-

rant here. Felony."
(Code letteis): FOXSQQZKP SXT TZKSAK QCCOCC RZKSGSC

(arrest) (and) (detain) (R. M.) (Getaway)
XMG SK WJKFZQ LMKEL GSQQSXK LZOZ EZFMXC
(now) (at) (Butler) (Hotel) (Warrant) (here) (Felony)
The same message could be vi'ritten by using "general code" and ccxiing
names of party to be arrested and hotel name, as follows:
WIPE FOXQCCOCC FOXRZKSGSC Moor Butlerj.

(R.M.) (Getaway)
Look for the words "WIPE" and "MOOR" undei- code "Arrest." The woid*
"Butler" is not coded. For any word not coded add the letter "J."
2 C's (CC) stand for Period.
2 B's (BB) stand for Comma.
2 H's (HH) stand for Interrogation Point.
2 U's (UU) stand for Hyphen
INTKKNATL I'OLICE I'e DETECTIVE DIRECTORY 499
THIS IS THE COMPLETE ALPHABET CODE
A
500 IM EKxNAT L PULlL'E A: DETECTIVE IHKECTOin'
CODE INDEX
Page Page
Arrest 501 F'elony 506

Assault ^ 501 Fâlsifying .•
50G
Ari'ival 501 Homicide 507
Arrangements 501 Information .-. 506
Abandonment 501 Jewelry |
507
Accidents 502 Kidnaping 507
Alibi 502 Libel 507
Automobiles 502 Larceny 507
Bunco 502 Missing 507
Burglary and Housebreaking.... 503 Money , 508
Bribes 503 Murder 508
Bigamy 503 Mayhem 508
Convicts 503 Mutilating 508
Corruption 503 Miscellaneous .-. 509
Counterfeiting 503 Numbers 510
Confession 503 Officers 510
Dates 510 Prisoners 511
Detective Agency 514-515 Poison 511
Description 504 Physical Defects 511
Direction 504 Prostitution 511
Death 504 People 512
Drugs 504 Perjury 512
Documents 504 Railroads ; 512
Disturbance 504 Ilobl)ery 512
Elections 505 Records 512
Evidence 505 Released 512
Escape 505 Rescues 513
Extortion 505 Rape 513
Explosions 505 Suicide 513
Frauds 506 Sentence 513
Forging 506 Train Wrecking 513
Fine 506
CABLE AND TELEGRAPH C,"()DE :)(ii
ARIIEST —ZKKO ASSAULT—YARN
Wake — Delay to take arrested poison

Twin — Assault by officer.
Twioe— Assault the officer.
before a magistrate. Twig—-Assault with intent to kill.
Wjiit— Delayed in taking an arrested TiiNk — Assault with intent to commit
person before a magistrate. felony.
—
AVjiist Arrest without lawful author-
—
—Assault
'i'lirii and battery.
.\ssauU with intent to comniil
'I'lirk
ity. murder.
aKoii — Look for weapon when ar-
——Assault
\\ 'i'liiu'.\ssault with deadly weapon.
rested. 'i'lirf with intent to commit
Wases — will be responsible. Airest. rape.
T:tMp — Assault with caustic elu'micals.
1
Wajter — Arrest, and wire. liold, — .\ssauU and battei-y.

Wafi'i —Arrest: ony.
1 hold warrant for fel-
'i'm-k
I>r:iK' — -\rrest; 1 hold wair;iiit Misde- VUKIV.M w \i/r/

meanor
——Address
Bail.'
\\a«lf— An est; bail fixed at
Tenor Can you give better address of
'I'enjl me after this at
\ oiicli —
Uefuses to arrest without war- 'I'omut — How long shall remain here?
Tciiipn — Am going to
I
ra n t.
—-Cannot arrest without warrant. Tell — Send messages and mail care of
\o<t'
\ oi4— W as ariestcd by citizen. — Conditions such asreturn.
'I'oaeli may demand
Where
— Cauglit the act and arrested.
\'<»ife in
your immediate
will wire reach you?
\'<>fal— Had to use force arresting. in- 'i'ear— What your present address
is
Viviil — Don't need a warrant; he an is .Inst— safely; no trouble.
.Ai-rived
escape. .•nry — Address communications care of
\ ilal Take disposition befjp.r6 release. .Inror — Delivered i)erson; had no
in
trouble.
\ if<<:!- AVill be dismissedV, Have you .Inntu— .\rrived here O.K.; leaving for
anotlier chargtj? Send war- ,
.Inno— Be when steamer docks.

at piei-
rant. Jnnk .\ri-iving here, changed route,
\ isi« — (old anyone who visits part>', .\m leaving at once foi-
I
except attorney. .Inno — .Arrived, and arrested party on

Wall .\riist. Violated patrol. landing.
.InnilMt — Shall wait for arrival of
\ iiie —I'id not arrest your party.
I
.Innip — ^Vhen will you arrive?
Villa —
Located youi- party. Send officer. .lalop — When
— Send me will they arrive?
am
\ ile —
.\rrest on suspicion. .lnio>' instructions:
\-oui-
X'lJtof — jilenty evidejico.

.\i-rest for vagrancy. We have ready.
of
\ if^v — :\Iake arrest necessary; useif \KT« \\<;i:iii:>is — \ <»i m;
good, judgment,
\ i«'f — Arrest for. TaM<« — Send oi' arrange for my ret inn
\'«'<o — Arrest uiJon arvival
— Wired us
-wire me.
charge of
arid:
'i'ask — t ransT)ortation.
.\rrangements changed: prisoner
\'i'.st to ai-rest on- secured; consul fighting ex-
\ erso — Arrested without autbority.
fi-Ko — Was arrested h.ere
tradition.
\
\ orb — We have arrested.
iii
Tart — Will arrange for your return.
\ ciir.s — Ari-est characters.
all suspicious \i»\\nO\MK.\T VIEI-O
\i i)>« .\nt!-'t the iiatt.v whose name is
coded after the word "Wipe." — Wanted issued.
Mi«i-«> for non war- -siiiM <)i t :
liold feionx' waruint. Wire i-ant

I
nie and we will send for >Ii1e — Has imt up suret>- for support.
party. Mist — Have i)roof of abandonment.
Xoi-c An est the party whose name is Mi.ss — Wanted for child desertion: war-
rant issued.
^lirdi — l_)eserled a minor
eoded after tht^ >vord "More." child..
I licfid itiisdemea'nbr warrant.
Wire me and we will send — Causing the diild
>lli-«> lo;- (iiil.li-enl
to suffer.
>linx — Child not to be conflnel.
for party.
\;<>r:il I'arty whose name is coded af-
ter the word "normal" is sup- :>IinnN — Sending minors imnijral to
posed to be at places.
>l«»<>< — 'I'hi stieet number is. anil we
>lint — Indecent exi)osure in iireseace of
children.
think the partv can be found .Minor— Does not furnish food or shelter
lliele. Mink — Have proof marriage.
I lloor- Is s'lpnosed to be stopping at the >liFM'r--\\ hei e.Tbouts unknown.
of-
liotel. — Knows where parly .von't

.^line is: tell
I
502 i.\"ri;u.\AT I. I'oi. K'l-J DKTKCTIVK
.^-
I )| It ICCTOK V
ACCIDENT S —YEAR l.arlio— A Hupmobile.

l.owl.v — After strikini ilown
[
I'aiise
Lapp —— A Gardnei-.
\' jct im (lid A Peerless.
not stop. 1-ank—A Chalmers.
I.ouei- [)river appeared to
cated.
lie intoxi- — Nash.
I-aiiil
Kaiu' —
.\
l.oijM- — Driver aiij.eared to l>e inexperi-

.\n f)akland.
l,ani'«---An Oldsmobllc.
l-ov«
enced.
— Appeared
j
I — An Auburn.
l.aiiip
to be an unavoidable Chandler
l.aiu-h- -.V
l.oii« — accident.
Was badly injured.
;
i — A Cleveland.
l-ai:«'l
I.ar<-Ii--A ('unniiighaiu
l.oiis.v
J-oiio —
— Was only slightly bruised. l-earn — A Daniels.
Held on charg-e of battery. I'caNli —
l><»Ui.s— Held on a charge of manslaugii- Iie«l«.^— A Dupont.
.\ lioii'is.
ter. lioer — An Elgin.

I,otto — Keleased on bail. l.«M>s— A Ferris
l-otc- -Accidentally discharged the gun l.e.-<—
liOs» —
— Holdin.g for investigation.
'
.V
I.oiiuir— .V Ila.Niies.
Fiat.
——
l.o.ss (Maimed was accidental.
L.OSV — Looks like criminal carelessness
it l-i'st .V .Jackson.
A .Jordan.
— Will
l.oi-.v hold the parties for 24 hours
l/i<'f
I'ikcii —A Kissel.
l,ii!!lio- -A T.,afaye||.
—
Minn
— AA Leach.
.
AMIII —JOIX ;
— Lexington.
l-iiu'i-
liiiik.s
Loc-oniobile. .\
— Claimed to have been elsewhere

.liiiso Litlio — Libert>-. .V
at tiine crime committed. Lin'
I.i<r<> - .\ olii.
JiM — Ajjpears to have coniplele l>lania — Maiunon .\
—
i
.-ilibi.
Says can |)rove
.Jill l,<.bo--A Maxwell.
l-«cal —
alibi.
.lowcl — Says stranger in town, and iusi Mercer. .V
arrived. — AA Mitchell.
l-«»l<.v
•fvHy — Demands immediate hearing, as Moon.
l-ojiif
claims can in-ove alibi. — A
I<<>iii N'asli.
— Send someone to identify.
•tvst
.loss — Prisoner secured attorney.
l,on«
lioont —
National.
Pierce-.
.V
Ex- .\ \ri o\\

l.orry —
.
pect habus corpus unless vou :

Premier. .\
send evidence to hold. A n.

liOii.s* Kniglii, V.
.l«-lly— can prove he was there, re-
\^'e — A Koamer.
l.iiral
fish— A Sheridan.
iVr
gardle.ss of parties alibi. I.
— Iôoks like party has a good alibi

.l<-«'r OH — A Stevens-l)ui\ ca.
li."
tliat will stand. l-yie — A Templar.

—
—A Westcotl.
I'jist>
I.iipin Wiiiton. .V
— A Hoailster.
l-aiiu'
Lamli — A Touring (âr.
AlITOMOllILE — LEAVE l-ako — A I'Mve-I'asenger.
I.amta — A Seven -Passenger
I if!!.so —In
the automobile. ——A Closed Car.
l-air
— AA Iûnabout.
Liimousinc.
l/oap- -Traveling at a high late of liairri
sji ::-d I
lioaii- -A Ford. l-ad.v

A Dodge. Ladoii — A Truck.
—A Cadillac. 1,-Hle —
—A Trailer.
— A Side
Motorcycle.
l.o.-ik- -.\ Studebaker l/a«'k
Koaf— A Stephens. l-a<-<- Cai'.
!-«•:) <l An Kssex. I.altur —
— A Bic.Ncle.
.\
l.«Ky— A Hudson. I.aliel .\n .\eroi)laiio.

-An Apperson
Iâ.ver V Cole.
l-:i\VM- -.\ Regal.
A Velio.
Isivo- A IVIaxwell.
l-!iva ——A AnWhite. IM xro — HK1,I«
I.aii;;h Overland.
I. ami -A Stearns- Knigli I
l..-i<!ii -A Willvs-Kniglit
—— A Chevrolet. — Was hiMieo.Ml out of
l>atlie 'roiicli
l-ath A Grant. — Wei-e two bunco
Trailo men.
Katili-
L:iJ«' -.V
A
Franklin.
H. C. S. Motor C-^r — Pulled off the usual trick,
'I'oJal
Toii-li — Got a\va>- with
I.a.sj —— Briscoe.
.V 'I'oiK Complaining wiin.-ss r.fu.ses
I.a.s.so A Tulsa.
I. ass - .V
I.i»sli
I'aige.
-A Sedan.
'r«nvii — Pestprosecute.
we can do is vagran
charge.
l,ai-\ -A lUiiek. Track — Do >du know
I. ark
:i
—A McLaughlin, Traro- r>o .\-ou w:nil

ilu-
liiin
picture.
or them.
fWHT.R AND TELEGRAPH CODE 503
COiWICTS —AVRECK
——Gave
\:iil bribe to judge.
Gave bribe to witness.
.>I.vtIi
—
3Iute Gave bribe complainins- to wil-
M.Ksty-Ga"ê' bribe to attorney. ottV'r\*one'?ermer''''^^-

Must— Gave bribe to clerk. Ji^fu t ? vt t 'mtV
.MnsU— gave bribe to police oriicer. H-lft— ^.tliid tenner
M"1*'-r.\ye
M,..sl.— bHbe
Gave br fû"^''
be to .a.loi.
H;m-Looks' and^'act's "
like an e.v-con.
Ilal.a— Acciuainted wUh convicts.
J "'*r~R'y,fi,
H.-.ir— .\ssociates with convicts.
M.iHi— Bribingi ^.'^nl^J.-^r,
MiiiniiN — niibing-supervisor
public ollicials.
ll.-.U- r naut hori/.ed connnunica i..n
-
^^m^ vonvict.
i
id i:*;i.\!M AM) IIOl SKIIKK VKI\(; —

\\ KI.ST
>lori-> — Knlerod larcen.v.

with intent to coinniil
IK'tit
îrrk 11oiiS(" ^\as entered during nif^'lit.
>l«>rit
>l<'re ———Was
Owner was out of town.
a dayliglit job.
Hurglar an ested on premises.
corxTERr»'a'ri\<; —
>l<'rey
.lU'iiil — Burj?!ar i)icked up on street
olTicer.
bj-
\i) >\ r»»
:tl<>loti ]?iirgla!'arrested trying to I-ore— Counterfeiting trade marks.

—-Selling goods whicli bear coun-
pawn stolen ai tides. liOrd
— Susjiect ari(>sted
ll<-«>< Rurglar arrested bas confessed terfeit trade marks.
Loot — Making counterfeit money.
Vlofk—Susiiect was identifieda dope
—
fiend
by witness
is
—Counterfeiting
oo.seA counterfeiter's den.
.Î<M'«I
— Susiiect
>U'«lif was identified by iden-
(ilication record.
»
—
l,<»o|i coin or currency.
— Ilcoeiving counterfeit
i.ooii coin ni-
— Made
>l('«l:il
Moat — Made
good eseai>e.
escape but left loot.
Ills
liis currency.
Look — Making or possessing countcr-
——Uecovered
>l«>aii
>Ioal.v
loot rooms.
Suspect arrested liad lot of
in plates.
feit dies,
Loof — Counterfeit railroad ticket.s.
lUJIItiOS — \\ltO.\<; Lon;t — Counterfeit steamship
jcwelrv-; tliink lie must be — Kestoring cancelled tickets.
L<»ll
— Wlien arrested had counterfeit
ti<"kets.
man.
— Was>our
L«»n
Moail armed wlien arrested; put money.
up LoilKP — Iôcatedcomplete
— Found their lieadquarters.
M:t.u — Haveyour figlit.
located loot as described
communication. Send
in Lo«l«
outfit.
counterfeiting
someone to identify same. —

Lorji.s
—
Notify the Federal authorities.
>l:ixion -Silverware was taken. Loi-k Will raid the place tonight.
1L-II1VO —
Some jewelry taken. Lolihj— Send some deputies to help
make said
^laior Cairied stuff olf in suit case.
described as follows: Loath — Served time foi- shoving the
>l:r/..> -Owner is a\vay; cannot check U|> gueer.
until he returns. Loam — Counterfeiting coins.
y.r:il -Suspect inside job.
^l:itsii-^]<Ceci> watch on servants.
^Satiii
>l:i(iii-
— Ovcrlu-ard
Ovei-head plans for robbin.g.
plans for robbing.
BIGAMY— Y.ITCH
CO \ FKS S I < » V 1 1 l< R
-•n- it -
the husband of anolhei
-^';irri<'d
-iitiar- -.Man ied tlie wife of another.
—
.•m.pv ..\n incestuous marriage. .Imly— Arrested part\-: the\' ha\i- con-
— I'erfoinied cercmon.\- before -fessed.
,j:::;i>
—
,nl'
license issued.
I'"a'se lecoid of marriage.
—
.Iiid^c Confession came volunlaril.v.
Jowl — Confessed witho\it much trouble.
——A Certificate
,!ilV fake wedding. Joss — Confessed whf>n confronted with
,,,,.,., of marriage. record.
,t[e!y — Was not autliori/ced to nuiris'. Jolt — Refuses to make statcuicnl.
.ink — Was under age. .loke confess.
\XiU not 1o IjuI a|i|ii:iis
-Man
.if.-'.tt without iiaicnts'
icil con- have knowledge of crini.-.
Sent.
.>'ade falsi- oatli to secure license
.lokcr — Party ivnows and could In- liiade
.!M't to tell.
.>.i:!! I.doks lilvi- lnuli committed big Joist — The confession will not hold: it
amy. does not check u|i true.

.04 INTEKNAT 1^ POLlCii; &- UETECmVE DIRECTORY
— M IMv
——Poor
l>i:S(Hll"i'U>NS Sboot Poor writer.
Slu>e talker.
Shod— Dark.
S|i<i«iii
—— Married. Shook — Yellow.
Spoki- Sintrlc-. Skirt — D(>af one ear.
S|M»il — Divorced.
Split — Widower.
.Skip .Vlhion.
Skinny — Blonde.
.Spite — Divorcee. Shell — Bi-unette.
Spill — Widow. Sheet — C oss- y ed
Spin — Cliildren.
r e
Shoal" — Sandv.
Spike — Boy. Shawl — Feet.
Spicy — Girl. — Inches.
Spend — Grandfather.
Sliiive
Shark — Pounds.
Spell — Grandmother. Sable — Feet.
Speed — Aunt. Sjibot — Foot.
Spook — Uncle. Sabre —Ankle.
.*^l»o:ik— Father.
— Mother. Sadl.v — Calf of leg.
Si»:it
Saan — Knee.
Spark — Son. Sahib — Thigh.
Spar — Daug-hter. Salad — Waist.
Span —-Cousin. Sale — Breast.
Spado — Niece. Salio — Neck.
Spaoo — In-T.,aw. — Head.
S«uir — Eyes.
Sail.v
Soiii> — Ears.
Sound — Noise. DIUIOC ru>\ — AVOKM)
Soul — Moutll.
Soro — Hair. He ady cadin.M — going Soutli.
—1
Soon — Teeth. ad— lading — going North.
1
SonK — Clot
l«e
He act- leading — going West.
1 1
lies.
Souse — Black.
-I
aoh -Heading — .going
Solve — Blue.
lie lOast.
en -North.
Sold — Red.
Ita %
Ka *el--— iOast.
Soil — Green. Ka \ o -West.
Soft — White. —
Ita te -South.
Sofa — Tan. Ita .sp—-Noith-VVest.
S<Mla — Blown. -North -East.
Sock — Silk.
Ita
Ita —
Soutli- West.
Sober — Cotton. -South-iOast.
Soap — Wool.
Ita
SnuR- — Velvet. HKI,! nro ATH

Smart — Coat.
Small — Hat. OKI GS —AVORST
Slnm — Trousers.
SUiK' — Shoes. I'alni- -Taking opium into .iails.
Slow Shirt. I'alt-— A dealer in narcotics.
Slip — Underclothes. —A
dope fiend.
Slab — Waist.
I'aint-
hop head.
Sknll — Skirt.
I'aiii •.\
I'afto- -Administering drugs produce
Skirt — Overcoat.
to
miscarriage.
Skip — Cape. I'aid— AYas labeled wron.g.
Skill — Scarf. Ozone — Iâbeled vvi'ong iutentionall.v.
Skiff — Nose glasses. —
Ownoi In(iuii'ed different poisons and
Skid — Hook glasses.
Skate — Colored glasses.
effects.
Over- -Have no record of purchase.
Size — Age. Oven -Search poison records for sale
Sink — Height.
to
SinK' — Weight. Oueh
—Report
Onnoe Search poison records of sale of
Sill — Color. results quickl>-.
Silk.v—Tall.
Si^n — Short.
>\ oiM'if — nor I \iK\'rs
Siiilil — I<"at. DIS'I'I KU WCK — l-O \V
Sift — Slim.
Side- l':r.Tt.
Sick— Stooper.
liOaf —
— Was a riot.
Slint -.Active.
Ijoad
I<ivid —TTnlawf
Dist
111
nrljiiig
asseiuMy.
the jieace.
Slum
SliruK' — Sluggish. I<i\er
Live
— Refused
Exhilutin.g
to disperse.
\vea]M)ii
Idiot. deadl.N' in
Sliov4> —
— Thinker. rude manner.
——ForcibK-
Using deadly weapon.
siiout Talker. I.ltho
Sliot
Sli<»rt
— Radical.
— Ignorant. lAfit entered without author-
ity.
Sliore —-W(>11
Common education. I.isp —-Created .( disturbance and tlieii
•*lM>t educated. resi.stiul .Hirest.
Mate — Obtained sig-nature by means of EXTORTIOX —AVITCH

KliECTlONS —HELM
—Violating'
'I'oss election law.
Torch — Fraudulent registration.
'I'opie— Fraudulent voting-.
Toper— Forging or altering returns. "Plater
threats.
— Sent letter demanding hush
— Del lauding- electors.
'Vtfpsiv. money.
>Iatcli — Sent communication demanding
Tooth — Offering- bribes to legislators.
Tool — Disturbing- peace at booth. money or exposure.
Tonic — Have officer at each booth. —Threatened
.'>Iast with injury unless
—Look out for ballot box. paid.
Ma.s.sy — Trying to lilackmail.
Tone —-Disturbing- peace at meeting.
Tons'."*
ESCAI'K— UOKM
S«-eet^-Escape froni penitentiary.
Sweep — Escaped from count>- jail.
i':\iM,<)si\ i;s — MFE
Sweile — lOscajio from cit>' .iail. —
Sweat — lOscape from shoi'iff.
Lift Â liomb exiiloded injuring many.
—
Swear —-lOscape from officer. l.ien .V bomb explosion; onl\- a few in-
Swa.> — Fscape while in custod\-. jured.

S»vani — Escayie from train. Lieu — A bomb exploded: nobody hurt.
KicKe —A bomb exjiloded: only damaged
S^vainp — Kscape from auto.
Surf— Fscaped on horse. property.
Sure — Escaped on bicycle. L.iek— Some dynamite was stolen from
ijihra — Has dynamite
— ajied auto.
Siiiiii.v i'J.s(
St:nu — Escaped on engine.

in
Liar —
possession.
in
transporting dynamite.
\A"as
Sunk — Epcaped on hewrt — Had nitro -glycerine.
Sulk —
Train No.
I"'reight
on Passenger Tiain Xo. Kevy — Evidently expert powder.
witli
!'jscai)ed
Suit — Escaped bound AVest. Lever — Was an>-one injured explo- 1).\-
Sustar — Escaped bound East. sion?

licvel — What extent of damage by ex-
SjhIs — Esi-aiied bound North.
St.tSe — Escaiied bound South.
Stunt-— .Vtlompt to escape.
plosion.
licvee — Known as dynamiters.
— .Assisting to escape.
Stni»,«i-
l-ethe — Found some souji in jail aftei-
Stun — Woman assisted to escape. release.
Stnnip — Man assisted to escai>e. Lee.s — Have found a clue to explosion.
l-eplier — Suggest
StiilV——AUeward
Sturtj-
fugitive from justice.
for apprehension.
you come or send
someone familial' with explo-
Stinl — An escaped prisoner heading for sives.
>-our city: charge felony. i-eiit—
—Found an explosive bomb.
Stuck — Escaped from cliain gang; head- l..ens Officer arrested sus|)ect in bomb
case.
Lent — Several suspicious characters ar-
ing your way.
Stub — Escaped: think he will head back
to your city. rested immediately after ex-
Strop — Described as follows: idosion.
Lemon — A\'as heard to express himself
EVIDEXCE — WOltlv as being familiar vrith explo-
sion.
— Ofl-ering false evidence. I-eaer— No record was kept of sale.
Left — Record states
^liful
>lince — Deceiving- a \vltness. was pui-ehased
it
>liiia
M—
— Preparing false evidence. by
Leeeli — Malicious use of e.xplosives.
evidence.
II!
Mil'i— r>esti"o.\ing-
Pri-vetiting- witness attending. — How much reward
l/e«lv.e offered fur
liilUj seenis insufficient ;nid
-l'\-idonc(' the dynamiters'.'
look for dismissal: if \-oii
want defendant, better send
oH'icer with warrant.
Milt— Subornation of perjury.
EMBEZ/.LEMEXT— KIXG
—
^Jile good evidence.
——ItHave suflicient evidence.
is
li;i(!
>!i'il!« Wo need more evidence. Kiue — AVaspeared.
given to deliver and disap-
— See \-ou cannot secure more
>l!<l,si if
Kiln — Collected money and skipped.
evidence.
Case will for lack of evidence Kill — Messenger disappeared with funds
Kick — Ajipears to be fake holdup.
>!!<;.'-;— fail
^liea — Tjook up past record in your city.
need some character evid- Kihe — AVanted for falsifying books.
Klian — Trusted with jewelry: skipped.
Â'G
ence.
Meifc — the witnesses possible Khaki — Skii)ped with" collections.
Met! — There sliould be more witnesses.
'=-'eiure all
Ketch —-Was collector and skipi>ed with
Iletal — Send vour witness over to the funds.
trial. —
Kern IMortgaged lu'operty: then sold it.
— people.
>fess — Have witness identify. Keep Makes a business of defrauding
— Indisi)Utable evidence.
:<lc-si!
Ki.ser — Considei'ed ;i slick article.
506 INTEKNATL I'ULICE cVi DETECTIVE DIIIECTOIIV
FK \l l)S —AVITTY — FÎJVE

ll.\ilt
Otln-r — False lu'cteii.se.s to birth of in-

—FEL.01VY
HE:e:D
fant. F \L,SIFV1XG — wool.
Opera
OlU'ii —— Substituting-
Impersonating' another and ol)-
cliiltl for another.
— Married under false pretenses.
Ilsilf-
Ii:ill —
-
taiiiins- valuables.
Tried to impersonate aiiotlier.
.\l isi-epresented the facts.
>i.-iM
Î-<r
>l:il.e
—— Personating' another.
-Iteceived money in false charac-
Halo— Obtained
tenses.
credit under false i)re- ter.
Make — Tleccived money in false charcter
—
II:iii<1Is a fraud of worst kind.
— Think he a fraud.
Ilaii^' is ^fisiKe——Obtained
M:ty or Fraudulent conveyance.
money under false
Ha|ii»> — Think she a fi-aud. is pretences.
Om-e — Concealing' their propei'ty. ^Jnfni — Obtained property under false
Oiler — Conceal
•
—Fi-audu]entl\-
\iirs«'
his proiêrty.
ingr
Concealing- her property. — Madepretences.
Hl!:i3«l false statenienl.
Null M.MSie— Sold the land twice.
— His property.conceal ing
propert.v
-\iifle
\«Mel — Her i)ropert\'. Ilriee
— Was a mock auction.
^!-!«l;ii6i
——Defrai'ded the i)roprietor.
\oiiii— Kmbez/.lement and ion falsiric;i I l<ys<»l Defrauded inn-keeper.
I,yrie — Received deposits; bank insnl
of accounts.
\ole — )bstruct officer collecting
ing' vent.
I
revenue: ——Fictitious
li.viix of lading.bill
\(»toli— Made false statement of taxes.
Aortli — Uefused to nann' of eni- .give
i>yiieli
I.ynipli—Wires are topper.
Checked up on everxt hing tUr
plo.ver. party said and statements all
\orse — Carr.ving' on 1)usiness without were fals •.
license.
Xoose — Arson.
.\ooii— I'^raudulent desti'uct ion in- ol"
i\i'M>it:»i.vTioAr ivoi{\
.Nook — Set
sured proi)ert\-
with intent to destroy.
fire
JU'iH— Keep exjilain soon.
still; ^vvill
Holiy — Furthei' information in mail.
\oiie — Eire was discovei-ed aftir mid- Hell — No
night. information available. Not
\oixe — was owner at time of known.
fire?
TS'hei'e
—
l.s.HiieMore information wanted. Kusili-
——Have been informed that
l.slt't
\ohle Tliink it was foi' revenue.
\i(r<» — It is a mystei'.\'.
— Your send
IkI:iiii
Iroii.'t
information correct.
corrected Information
\AM11
is
Iron — Information does not co\er. Make

further investigation.
FOR<ii\(; —Avoitn irid— Information not sulTicleilt, and
only i)art can be used.
irjide — You have made a good investi-
.^lasli— Forging'will.
——Forg'ed revenue stamps. gation.
.>lart
.^larsli Forged contract.
Ira(t — Return. Y'.our work is satisfac-
>larr.v— Forged passport.
>larl— Forged documents.
lota
tory.
— Kee]) information strict confi- l,v
>l:irl>— Made false entries.

.>lark — Forged telegrajJli message.
dential.
Intirn — Other parties are invest i.gating
Ilsire——Passing' foi'ged notes, checks. case.
Into —-Get birth and marriage records
Vlarse Passing fictitious bills.
MAroli — Issued check with intent to de-
possible.
if
Inter — (ônsult neigliboi's for infdi'm.'i-
fraud.
Maple— Attempting to pass foi'ged check
tion.
Imh't — Secuie affidax'ils
Many —Had different kinds of blank
possible. if
checks.
— Secure
— Shadow,photo
Inla.>- possibli".
ami I'cpoil
if
Manx — Had checks sigrned; not filled in.

Inlve> i-\'fi-.\' ino\i'-
Manse— Passed forged checks

ment.
mr.n.\'
Ingot — .-\nsvviT a fool as to his follx'.
idaces.
Manor — Has a record; served time for
Inure — l'''ollow each lead, no matter how-
trivial. U'e ne(»d more evid-
forger. v. ence.
Mantisi— Passed checks here;
your way.
heading Letters—
——Await Infer.
—
:>Iaiis'j- Is an old offender.
Inert
liKlne
letter;
Await letter for
ex plainit
ions.
full
inst rui't
ion.
Msinft'o— iJescribed as wel l-maiiiU'ied Incur — money mail.

."-ênd iri.g b\'
and dressed. Inane — I'orward my mall.
—
:>laiie Notif>' baiiks to keep walcli.
.Mamma — Was a bank forgery.
—
Ini|>l.« send i)apeis as soon a-
^^'ill
made Working on
^lalt — Call
onl. Iht-n
handwriting' expert.
in
now.
—Caught
>l.voi».v the act of copyin.g
in — Write
Iiniiii.v full particulars.
signature. iniinit — Somedoby getting
heel — Mutilating.
Is tlie ]iarliis
\^ mail.
CABLE AND TELEGRAPH CODE r.OT
UK W'V — i^KMliCIDF: —Wasmarry.

I'sirt kidnapped and forced to
— Enticed away with intent to de-
Pansy
tain.
H e — Ma y h e m
e«ls
Heavy—Homicide.
JEWELKV— WOMEA
——Diamonds, % Carat.
Star
Stand
1>IHF:I HEMP
—Diamonds.
Stamp Diamonds,
Stain — Diamonds.
Carat.
Carat.
Y2
î —Threatening- to publish
'I'rain
'I'ramp — Offers to prevent publication;
libel.
Carat.
Stasf— Diamonds,
1
Carats. intention to extort.

Trail — Injurious and malicious jiublica-
2
Stas' — Diamonds.
— Diamonds. Carats.
•Statr
.Stock — r)iainonds.
Carats.
?,
4 tion.
Carats. ."1
— »iamoii(ls,
st;il> Carats.
— I C,
Diamonds,
s<(ii:nv Carats. 7
— Iîamonds, ("arals.
S<(ti:)l> S
— Diamonds,
."îmrt Carats.
S|uirn — Diamonds. 10 Carats.
!i I, Aitt l^\^ \\ll(»MO
— Emerald.
.*<l»nr .'•""<' —
'destruction of records.
Spnnk— Uuby. 'la i I.V- -Offered false or forced instru-
Spntl — Pearls. ments for record.
Spot — .Tade. — Falsefyins
'I'-ilk
Sport — Paste Diamonds.
.iiiry lists.
'I'ake — Adding" names to jurv
Tail — disposal of found property
lists.
Stsnn- Ptifk ]'in.
—Broacli.
Still
Piim-. Taet — Dog- was stolen by
—
Stitr
Stick — Davalier.
Taek — Ueceiviiig- stolen goods.
Tahle — TTad i)roperty stolen
St<Mv — Neck lace.
In vf)Ui
State.
Stfrn-^-Rracelot. ^vriip — Stealing watei-.
"P — Hairpin. S«or«l Stealing
Ston; — Bufkle.
electricit.x'.
Swoop — .\uto was stolent ifrom
Stf^r — PUlMl. Swi.ss — Motorcycle was stolen from
«<»'«'! T->'.aiavc(l. Swire — Disposed of moitgaged jnopertv
— Co'd,
Stt'a->»» Swine — Led a\va>-
Swill —
— Plat
S<««:m1 inntn. was petit larceny.
It
h.\-
stay Silver Swift — was .grand larcenv.

Stave — Tmitat
It
ion. Swept Cattle rustlin.g.
State — Co per. — Horse stealing.
•«\»<.ll
Start — Brass.
11
Stare — Class.
>iissix<; — u ifriK
Kii)\ \i'i'i\«; — « ii>K 'I'oinh— Was inclined to he wild.
Toll — Liked to keeji bad compan.w
—
'I'oken — Morally was a .good per.son.
Todd.v — Looks like case of kidnapidng.
I'ink The child was stolen at
I'ine — AN'ere an automobile. in — Disappeared.
't'oh.*
rineit — Believed to be the husband.
— Believed Toad — Sound of body and mind.
TitU'— Finances in good condition.
i —
I'ill
—Sa\-s
j!i
Sa.vs
ie«'e
to be the wife.
was the father of child.
it
was the mothei- of child.
it
Tire — Seemed worried over business af-
fairs.
— Tip.sy — Health not the best.
f
parties unknown.
l'<Tt——By
I'e.st
Does not know who would do it. Tin.> — Had domestic troubles.
Timid — Had trouble with associates.
I'elf
—
!'i--jal went North.
'rhe.\-
W(Mit South.
'nie.\ Time — Â'as very hot tempered.
I'eer — They went West. Tilt — Had business troubles.
'eep — They went East. — In poor health-: despondent.
'I'ile
— They\isible Tiser— Had lapse of memory-.
•
t'eef took train Xo.

i'eek — Tier — Disappeared before: gone- several
— Xo one clues.
N'(j
le.-irl them. sa\\- days.
loar— ^lay be lost. Tid.v — Was confined sanitarium. in
I'ersl—-^!ay have ran awa\- fiom home. Tide — Was confined as.vlum: cured,
in
Teai-li—\âs
— May be deianged mind. in released.
<-;ue worried considerable. Tick^Thinks may be in
law?! — Was despondent
!
-May ha\-e killed

r:i!r>»e-
melancholy. <^c
themself. ThuK'
—
Thriimp Has scar on
— Was hurt in
I afch — 'teward offered. Thud — Was on wa.v to school and dis
r:isie- — V.' ire an\- information collect. appeared.
Tass - Was taken h,\- fnri-i- against their Throw — Was on wa\- to store anil dis-
^\• i 1 1 aijpeared.
508 INTERNAT'L POI.ICK ^ DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
Itnoe
— Was shot down — murdered.
—Found 'I'liorii — W'iis pretty
\'erj' girl.
Qiiiy.
—
<liii<
dead with bullet holes
Discovered murdered with knife.
in
——\\'as
'I'lioiiii
'I'liink
Blond type.
jninished; evidently ran
— A ease of manslaugiiter.
(liiilt awa.v.
——Killed
(tiiill quarrel.
in ——Parents offer reward of suspect
'I'liiii
(liiit't Seriously wounded: ma\- die. 'I'liigliHad a of mone,\':
lot
•liieor — Murdered: no clue. foul play.
— Murdered while makins' arrest.
((iiet'ii ——Was
'I'hief very fond of opposite se.\.
(Imiil — Murdered while assist ins' office!-. 'I'liiok Family troubles at bottom of it.
<lii:ick— Murdei'ed and bod>- thrown
lake.
in — i5runette
'l'li:i>v type.
'liinnk — May have sone to relatives.
riitt.>— Murdered and body thrown in Text — See at this address.
it
sewer. Test — Notify officers at railroad sta-
Piirse — Murdered
bay.
and body thrown in tlons to look for runaway
boarding trains.
I'lirr ——Murdered and body buried. Term — Had less than $100.
I'liiul
I'liiu-li —Murdered and body cut up.
Murdered and body shipped in
Tepid —
Had more than
Tent— Had less than
$100.
$50.
trunk. Tense — Mother dying-; make extra ef-
—— Strang-led
;
riiniii with towel or rope. forts.

IMilst down
Sliot cold blood.
in
I'lill
IMilV
— Shot in liaek
Killed by burg:lar.
and killed.
I'riide —
Killed by robber.
—
I'roiMl Shot and killed 1)>- a woman. >IO\KV WISH
I'rint ——
Shot and killed by a man.
I'riine Olubbed to death.
I'riile- Stabbed: died of wounds.
Strip — Gold, $5.00.
.Strsiw — Gold, $10.00.
rrioe Killed defendinpr liis (hiu- home -Strap- -Gold, $20.00.
home). Spool — I'enn.v.
Sto^v
Siove
Sltmt-
—Silver.
Silvei-.
Silver,
5c.
10c.
2ijc.
iiir<i^<-i>
IIKIM.I MAWIKM
iitv'iiir'tf Story — Silver, 50c.
S<oi in— Silver. $100.
\\ iri:i:i, — >ii tii-\'I"i\<;

CI KRRXCV
stork $1.00 bill.
——
Store $;!.00 bill.
Stop $5.00 bill.
Stoop — $10.00
Stool — $20.00
bill.
bill.
Stone— $50.00 bill.
Stock— $100.00 bill.
Stir— $1,000.00 bill.
—
.Stall ^Libertv Bonds.
Stalk— Bonds.
—
Stake Government Bonds.
Stair — Secui-it ies.
Ill RDIOR —AVKST

Il:ill.> Mui'tler with malice afore-
thought.
Itake — Premeditated muidcr.
Kaise — Tortured and murdered.
Rain — Killed with jioison.
Rail — Laid waiting antl
in killeil.
Rail! — Killed while resisting- robbers.
Rase — Was assaulted and killed.
Raft — Was raped and murdered.
Racy — Killed by a burg-lar.
Raek — Says killed because unfaithful
lllSiJ'M.l-A.VKorS — IIVI'O llosc— Advise fully unable to follow

instructions.
if
— What
Iloi-Ke have \ou to sugg-est?
Horn — Act as you think best.
llyNoii— Kcc|i of
—
Iforiu'.v Proceed cautiously.
Korde — Consult advise
(lilt ol' sivrhl neces-
les:^'
Hyniii —
Hjiiieii —
Brins' that part^' you. witli sar\'.
lloral — .Attend to the matter at once
if
do not adviseT it.

Hyena — Alter plans if necessar.\'. and report by mail.
Hydra — Will attend to matter at once. Hopo — Fteturn to the office on
HuKza — Will arrange as you sujisesl. Hout — Agree to their plans and report.
Hufoli — Kverythins" arranged ,<<atisfac- Hoop —Now proceeding under legal ad-
tory. \ice.
HiLs.sy— Nothing doing todav. Hooky— Meet me at
__
Husky— XT
,
Not t » , ,^
today: attend
1 *
to i ,,,.,.
tomoi
* -
Hook — will spend another day on case
,)
^^ necessary to clean up.
i^ jg
Hn.sk
^'^^'^-
— ATnst wait until Sunday. —

Hoof Advise me what to do.
——
Hood Met with an accident: delayed.
Hu.sli wait until Monda.x'.
ATiist Honor Slightb': not hurt.
Hurt — wait until Tuesday.
]\TuRt —
Honey Are you following our instrnc-
Hnrry — ^lust wait until Wednesdax'. tions?
Hiirl — wait until Thinsda\'.
Tilu.ct Hone— Do you need assistance?
Hniirty — IMust wait until Friday. Homy — You must be positive about
Hunt — IMust wait until Saturda.N'. Homer —Arrangements are satisfactory.
it.
Htinks — Cannot answer positively IJonie — Not satisfied with arrangement.«i

Holy —
at
present. as soon as
.Just learn an\thlng I
..,' will report.

Hnnk— Impossible . ,
to carry out your ,
m- H„„j._Be sure and locat.-
—
structions.
make some inoiiiiies In-
—
Holm See if anythiiLg has happened to
— Sentouryousubject.
Hun;;' Alu'^t
fore reporting fully. Hole full particulars.
Hiimn.s — Whv do thev assume such :in Hold — Investigated thoroughly ami lind
attitude. that
Hoist — What arrangements have
Hiinipli — There
,, ^ voii
,
no way to g(d around
Ti, .
, , T
is
made''
Hoss— How long l)eforf decision a V
Hump Suggest -^'ou come herr^ as soon Hock — How long have miss-
tliey bee:'
as iiossible. ing?
Iliiiiiior -AA'nit for \nv letter about it be- llo«>o— Look up insurance and report.
Hobby — Keep down your expenses.
fore becoming
excited.
.,
HnmMl-W hat
,, ,,., . ji
is the new address.
• ., Hoji-v— Keep us informed evcr\- niovi'
Report dally.
„'^^^^ '
Hniiii* Lri\- oil until m>- letter reaches Hoar> — This strictly confidential.
is
you. Hoar — Nothing new. Will keep .\oii
H"."an
—
— Thincrs coming our wav. posted by wire
"ive — Conditions have changed.
necessary. if
Hiili.v ATeeting plent\- of opiiosition.
HitcJi — Circumstances have altered case
.
Ifiiil — Pecided against us.

Hist — Proceeding along new
l^-ilk — De.-idPd our favor. in
Hiss I'arties named this lelegi-am
in
lines.
!».i.-»-
H<i«»"v —Will decided
start nt onre.
N'ot vet.
litre
have been arrested.
— Parties
whose names' are spelled
IfiifV ;^rore delay.
IMk'U-^ 7t is imiio'rtant. backward in this letter are in
,,
Ho»vl ,-. , 1-
omohcalions have arisen: 1 • trouble with Ux'al iit iioril ies, :i
-(
awa.t advice.
HhH— Take such sle|.s as will pi'otee,
„^„. ^,1^^^
llovei — Has made a lot of trouble. —Too
Ilin^'e
—
liind
This very imi>oi-tant.
is
late to make a change.
absolutelv necessaiv
Ifo'ii- - Tt 's lor
nut — for us. ConHimat ion mail. in
,,
Hound ,
yaw to
— nPeport witliout foundation.
t.
is
-.1 i <» 1 •• Hill — .Act
\A'hat are \our intentions? Wire
replv
llon;vl) — Follow instructions: use good Hik«'— Have a tip from prisoner hat
judgment. —
Histli Prisoner confessed \v;is on \\':i>'
t
Motel- -Tf do "ot roi'o"'

\-oii i'lst met io'nf, to rob
von will be held i-esjionsible. Hilly — Will you ascertain (iuii-tl,\' iT
party named herein lives ai
Host — Consult original instructions foi' the address also gi\en?
guidance. Heron — Look for
510 INTERNAT'L POl.lCE & DETECTIVE DIRErTOKV
< ODKIJ TI3IE DATES AXO FKAC-

TI()J\S WILL HAVE WORDS OF
ONLY THREE LETTERS
I se Morcl •VOL" before sisij tuiiiilM'
l<f> «»«»«le<l.
M >IHEU— ^ IM
Veil— l/:i Too-

——
>ea 1/3
Vsiiii 1/4
Wiul — 1/5
Wry — 2/3
Wit — 2/4
Will — 2/4
Will — 3/4
Why — 3/5
Who— 4/5
S\
s\.\
——10
100
S\ N-\ — 1,000
S\.\.\\ — 10,000
S\NN.N\ — 100,000
S%N\\\\ — 1,000,000
Soil — moo
Sly — lyoi
Six— 1U02
Sit — iyo3
Sir — 1904
Sin — 1905
Sill
Sill
— 1906
— 1907
Shy — 1908
Se\A— 1909
Set — 1910
Sex — 1911
See — 1912
Sat — 1913
Sjip — 1914
Sail — 1915
Uiit — 19x6
Rum — 19 1;
Run — 1918
Rue — 1919
Riih — 1920
RoAv — 1921
Rot — 1922
TIME — DIET
Wee — Today
Weil ToniK'it.
X\ !iy— Morning.
W ax — Noon.
\i as — Afternoon.
\\:n- — Night.
Uaii — Midnight.
Wo« — Cûarler after (15 iniiuitv.s).
\ ie — Mall-past (30 minutes).
\ ia — Three-Quai'ters after (45
\aii — o'clock.
1
tninnli
—— o'clock.
o'clock.
\ a^- 2
I .xie 3
Tiif — o'clock.
4
Tun — 5 o'clock.
Tow (J o'clock
Toi> — 7 o'clock.
CATil^R AND TELEC.RAPH (X)DE 511
ISO WAt S — \MOIO Kuli.v — vi'vy stooped.

——Ts
I'll
Kove Hands diseased.
\ eiil to prisoners.
liiliuinanitj- Kover A normal head.
\eiii
Veil
—Destro.ved
— Was imprisoned.
ralsel.s'
the jail.
Itos.v— 1)
Has syphilis.
Share — Ijame right leg.
\'aiiU — In.iurod the jail. Shape — Lame left leg.
— Alob released prisoner.
V'sise
X'sipor — Mob took away prisoner and
Slisiine— Loth legs
Siiake — Light leg out'off at
off.
Shade — Left leg cut

— Wehanged
him. at off
Viiiie were overpowered by mob. Seiver — Bow-legged,
Vamii — Mob assailing"
is Send jail. belli. Sever — Knock-kneed.
Valve — Mob demands Looks iiri.'-ioner. Sense — Pigeon-toed.
serious. Send reinforcements. Self — right leg.
Stifi;
Value — Have solitary confinement.
in Seem — left leg.
Stiff
\'ain — Use extra precautions: dan- is Seed -Weais cork leg.
gerous. Sedan — Wears peg-leg.
I'slier — Transferied to count \- jail. Seal — iiight arm off at
L'lion— Was sent to the
L'nlte — Now serving time.
i)en. Seiini — arm off at
lie ft
Seuh — Humpback.
Union — Very unruly and surly prisoner. Scrub — Burn scar on
Undo — Yes, he a prisoner here.
is Serew — Birth mai'k on
Under — Talk of lynching the prisoner. — Has a scar on
Ser«»j;-
I'nele — Emplo.y extra guards. Seout- -Poc marked.
L'nbar— Think he innocent. is Seour — Nose broken; hunipid.
L'leer — Look out for visitors. Seorn — Nose broken; bent lo li.gbt.
'I'ype— wanted in
Is
Twist Positively
Seore — Nose broken: bent to
Seoop — Kight eje glass.
left.
identified.
Seold —
—-Blind eye
iêft glass.
right eye.
POISOX —WlOKiU Seotl"
Scarf — Blind left eye.
Scare — Finger at is off
'I'l-iUli - .Vtlminlstering poison with in- Scar — Kinger broken. is
tent to kill. Scant— Has a mole on
Trust Wilfully iioisoning food. .Scale— ILts several moles on
Truss AVilfully poisoning water. Scalli — Has dimple in
Trunk Scab — Walks with cane.
Trniu|i—Wilfully poisoning medicine.
Poisoned cattle. Sauce — Walks with cintcli.
Truly — Poisoned sheep.
Truek — Poisoned horses.
Sand — lUght ear cut.
Sambo — Left ear cut.
Truee — Poisoned dogs. Salt — Left ear caulillower.
— Had poison when
'i'ro.v
Trout — Looks
ari'ested.
a case of poisoning
lilie
Salep — Right ear cauliflower.
Trot — Bought poison at
Troop — Tried to with poison.
— Ts authorit>' onself
Icill
'I'rip poisons. I'UOSTITITIOX — W KI'IK
.Mound —Compelled
tute.
her to be a prosti-
I'H Y .SICAL DKFPX'IX \Vh:.\ \ IC .>Iouit— Knticed to have carnal illicit
conn,ection with
.Sake — Pight arm shriveled and bent; Mould — Took her for iiuri)ose of prosti-
cannot use; carries arm tution.
limply. >Iotto — Made her rustle for him.
.Saint — Left arm shi'iveled ami bent Moth — He was her pimp,
——HeShe her pimj),
:
cannot use; carries arm limp- ^lot«' is

ly. ->Iorse procuringis for pros- gii-Js
Sail — Has foolish expression on face. titution.
SaKO — Stutters and spits,
SsiKe —
^los( — He is procniing girls for prosti-
deaf and dumb.
Is tution.
Safe — Is very deaf. >loie — Seduced under promise of mar-
Saek — Ls dumb, but can liear. riag'e.
Rusty — Eyesight had; wears heav.\- >loil — Married to escape prosecution.
——Inmate of house of prostitution,

glasses. MoKiie I,.ivin.g in state of adulter,\'.
Hush — bad;
l';\'csight wears colored Model
g'lasses.
— Is completely bald.
Itural
:»lode — Was arrested and con\ieted for
prostitution.
—
Uuler has sores on face.
Kuiu Xevy weak and thin; looks like
Mock — Was arrested as prostitute: re-
leased.
consumptive. >loat — Well-known prostitute.
Hiide Aluiost bent dovibU- from I'lieu- >loan — Has a criminal record also.
niat ism. Mitt Livin.g of off iiroslit llles.
il2 INTEKNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
I'looi'Mo — u loi.n ROBBER —WATCH A'
—
>?<>iiuli American.
Hope — Canadian.
Press — Was held up and
I'ost — Recognized robbers as
tlie
rolibeil 1).\'
Hoot — Mexican. Pose — Says could identify robbers.

Houiii — Indian. Port — Amount taken was
Hoof— South American. Prtreli— Are armed with automatics.
Hose — Eng'lish. Pope —^Robber.
Hoiiinii — French. I'oor^-Robbers.
Itoll— Spanish. Pool .\cted as
— Beat up theexperienced.
if
Hoek — Portugueso. P«ni,>- victim.
Holiiii— German. Pomp — Wore mask over face.
HoatI — Austrian. PolUa — and
Sliot tall.
Hoaeli — Italian. i'ole— Old and young.
Poke — Well dressed.
Hive* — TUlssian.
Hiver— Swi.ss. Point— Poorly dressed.
Itival — Greek.
IUnIv — Turk. ——
IMiiiiie
IMsi.>
Watch was open face; gold.
Watch was open face; silver.
Plum — Watch was hunting case; gold.
Hise — .\rmenian.
Hipe — Chinese. Pence — Watch was hunting case; silver,
Hiii.se— Japanese. — Watch number
Pin;;-
Pliiek — Case number
is
Hin;; — Hindoo. is
Hinlit — Dane. Plot — Cu irency.
HilVIe — ]'hilii)pino. Plov I)iamond stick pin.
Hiil«e — Kanacka. Plaali — Oiamond ring.
Hider — Eskimo. —
)'l:iiie seen to run
\A'as
Hide — Albion. riai-e — Drove automobile.
off in
Hieli — Negro. Pit> — Was described as follows:
Hiee — Korean. Piteli— Hold for robbery.
— Held over for robbery.
Hest — Baby. IMiit
Iteset :Man. Hell — Death.
Hexiii — Boy. Hair — Fine.
Hopl.v — Woman. Heed — Felony.
Hepel — Girl.
Kepsiy— Old man.
Heef — old woman.
Hol.> — Young- man. RECORDS AV.WA'
HeK'al — Young- woman.
Iteed — :Midd!e-aged man. —Have you a record of ^
I-.vinsr
Lute — Have you his picture?
H ehel — Mid d ed woman.
e -a.g
1
——WeWashave
l/iist
liiirke
a record of
mugged here in
PEKJITRY —^V'ELSH liure — Sending you his record.
>lass — False affidavits.

r.nreli— Have Bertillion. but no finger-
print.
Îa!«oii— Statement not true. — Confessed
liiipiis when identified b\-
3la.sk — Punishment for perjury. record.
Milt — Subornation of perjury. ——Could
liiiiiR- not dodge his record.
Masliy— Evidence framed; swore falsely l/iiiiK'eSend someone to take prints.
Wave — Coi-ruption. liiine—Wasofinquiring
some
about the record
part>'.
W'ortli — T>ocuments.
H \ 1 1, It O ADS — KOI>.\K
Know — Caught tampering witli air
brakes. R EI-E A SED — KA A A E
Knont — Trespassing- on
erty.
railroad prop-
Knap — Pardoned by Governor of
— Tamperingfreight Knau — Out on probation.
I
Knot with switches.

Knop Pilfering cars. i
Kliok — Received a suspended sentence.
Kett.v — Was paroled from
Knoll — Robbing warehouse.
Knoek — Breaking seals. '
Kite— Completed sentence; time allowed
Knob — Seals broken. for good behavior.
Knit — Evidently used- triuk. Kiss — Will be released.
Knife — Suspect inside job. '
Kirk — We had no authority to hold.
Kneel — See special agent. Kink — Your warrant arrived too late;
Kneed — Turn in report. you should have notified us
Knee — Put a check on the in time.
r'AiUJ': AND TELEGRAPH CODE 510
IIVPE—WEAR IRVIN W RIO< KI\<;— WIRE

'rriiii JiitfiidiiiR- to wreck iiass.imci
train.
Tri«- Iiileiidiiit; to wreck freight train.
Tr:iok obstruction on
— Accessory to crime of
Sliirkj-
-Mural— The sirl raped was under
.
i-ajje.
is
— Train
'I'l-ihe
I'lact-d
was wrecked
ti-ack.
Trie*— Was seen near .scene of wr.ck

'I'l-ial—Know
— The sirl was not "isht mentally
:>liniiiii
n^,^^^'"?. .1, * . .
wreck
soinethinf^- al.out tlie
— after being drusged.

«"lv~?^^''''*''^
Mull Force and violence was used.
'ri-t-nd — Was put' ..If train near scene of'
wi-eck
Miulily— Was threatened witli dealli it Tro.- -I iidicat ions w.tc it was d.-lili,-r
resisted. ate
— Was unconscious at the time.
.>lHck
.Much — Enticed into a room or building.
in-m -Looks lik,. ii niav Inv,- 1m-. 11
Hove — Assault with intent to commit

bo'.vs
Ti-.-shI — Several killed and iniured.
*
'^''^,'
*•
'i'r.-iv* Did yon niakt^ aiiv an.-sisV
c,
lloiitli— iêrved time for rape. Trsiy— Seen around iust befor.- wr.ck
>l«iii.st— Was forced against her will. Ti-jih— Send \our best man to inv.sii-
Mourn — \\ as enticed into house of pros- gate
titution. Agnit
.Blount — Was forced
'I'l-nit Si-iid N'our S|)ci-ial
Sentence.
to go with them. w ARR AVT— <;vrsi
liesit— i)ox^ er— .\Ilsdeni.anoi-. Warrant iss i-d.
i>.M»ii Warrant issued.
-l.'ciony.
WAXV— RESCl ES
'*<>»» — Xo bail rtx^d
II.*
i)o«i-j -^Warrant to be applie.l for.

Hoycn — Warrant will be issued in .\.
— Warrant will be applied for
I>€>y-€' Alon-
.\l.
HEAT — SEXTE\«E 'l-'O.

Ilr:il> Wanant will b.- aiipli.-d for to-
morrow.
Dr.-if* — Warrant issued.
Ili-JIK- — Warrant issued, .\iresl. hoi 1 and
wii-e.
Ilrsiiii --.\l)ply for
\sarrant. Voiir pa y
SI ICIDE I,U>.\ held on suspicion.
1 i
Di-iike- -Holding on cliajge of vagrancv.

lAnt — Aiding in suicide.
I)i-:iiii- Atlorne.\- ver,\- aitive. Secni-e
liink — was It plainl\- a case of suicide. 11,..,,,,..
'" \u,Lt
warrant.
'.i ">.... ., 1
Mnss-Had made threats of suicide. •''i^sUdlmmediateiv^

""''^'"^
Ling— Was not considered ser.ousb. l),-a..k— Warrant in this office now.
L nen— A case ot suicide. Drape— WMII send officer with warrant
l..„e— Left note saying was going to n.-ove- Warrant now in mail.
Mnij— Clutched
kill self.
revolver in hand when
Ilraw— Has
Dra.vl—
the warrant.
Tell vour partv to ap|.lv for
— t°y"7- .. warrant.
I.iiiip
,.,
< utched
found
,
kiiifi-
.
111 hand
, ,
w ,
u-ii u.....
'*ra.'» — w<^
We lia\e arrested
i,„,- .,., . 1
.\-oiir iraliw
lamo-Clutched' rax.or in hand wh.-n "'"" """"'^ ^'"'' """
m^n"''""*^'^
•>•<•=""— \;^;i;^<'> «aut ion in s.rv ng wa
l,i...l.-riu[ched'bottl- poison in hand rant,
i
liilt —
when found.
Heard shot: luokc d<ioi-: foil ml
nregs — Considered a bad man. Will
shoot.
^°^y-
1. . nre.ss — Do not take chances. Had p.oid
I..KI..—
.''''^
'!'*rr' It was TiM^'
deliberate -1
r'^-sunid,-. .-,•
Notily
X-
•>•• I— Infold without warrant.
|),.,.„— Hold for identillca t ion
par y ai address given tha Orift-Send list of loot recover,.,!
party here killed sell, t.ar ot prisoner
exposure. nrill-Cet a search warrant.
Draily— Cannot act without s.arcli war-
AV.VRT — 'I'R E A S()\ Ilrink
rant.
— Seaiidi wa riant.
k
,14 INTKRNATL POLICE & DETECTIVE DIRECTORY
I)10TIXT1\ I?: ACiENCV —DOCK

l);ii-<
l):i«'f
—— Client.
Spot.
IJoft —^Seiirch all
and locate the
leading hotels and try
pai-ty whose
l>:i<lo
—— Sliadow. name is coded in this mes-
Report arrival, room,
—Hope. sage.
IJsit'l
companion and any infornui-
— Keport.
l):iii«»
lt:iil.vSubject. tion, being' careful not to
— Spot sliadow and irpori.
i;:,i,., arouse suspicion of subject.
Report findings immediately.
— Vouinstructions
D.-iis— I'ôr repoi to t '
Dai.s.v will lal<e your orders from apcl await further instruc-
— Shadow
,
subject and reiiorl oltt'u tions.

iiall.v
,.
l,:ii.u'--Assigi,
^
two operator.s
,. , ,
to ca.^^, .
i
l>«'i<.v — Scaich
,.^^^,,,,
all
.^^
hospitals for
j,^.g ..^^ggj^g.^ j^„Vl
ijartv
re-
double shado\\ May be under another
,,t
I, :....!.— Hours will be con.^Hlcre.l a
,^.^,,,p ^^^^^ suffering with
•
. ,.
'^^
^
u oi K. DvKsi — There is a woman in tlie case.
n:imii— Mo not d.scont uiu.. unl 1
1 >
on i,,.,„i,_There is a man in Ihe case.
relieveci.
H.-..M'o— Ins^l'^
,
ructions are to slmd„w mn ,,,. ,._|;£,po,.t up„„ ,.i,arartcr and

reputation.
,.
l):iii<l.^
,
— ,,^ ^^".,^' f
IHscribe parties met and , I
re-
— Ueputation was not considered
HJoiitoii
conversations.
good
I):i:n--d)o not
l.ori
lake any <diances ot gel-
Deny— Reputation waS considered bad.
Dent— Passed worthless checks.
O.-iiik — ir
ling in l)ad
.\ou are in doubt, eonsull II
Depot — Secured money under false pre-
tenses.
,,,.-,i
>:.rk— Will
y°'
expect you 4- . *,
lo be t'lere
1
at ,
—
Dept Is trying to blackmail our client
Storv sounds verv
i}..,-,..— tishy.
l).-..-M--nave o^/ 'ny subject. What ...-si.—TTa- been arrested several line.-
Deter — Evidently an ex-convict.
t
,,
snail i CO.
,.
(,o back to stai-Ung poinl ;n,.l
,
I):.r(— ,,,.,51— A case of extortion.
wait lor Dike — Held for ransom
1° client by leb-pbone Dime— Client has not much nionev.
1!"''-^''"'m''''"''5
I):i« I.eimrt to client pei'sonaliy lui
Di,„.îrinances poor condit in ion.
i"stiuctions. DiuKo — Yon are authorized to work on.
..
— Youauto
.
I>:iiil>
Ar
are instructed to lure an ^^y
— sub.iectnecessar.v
Dsiiiiit. If leaves the
if
cit.\ .\(mi
Di.ij;y—
"^^ You are authorized lo
days
work :
"^V^t f°- ^°°- Dint— You are authorized work

l):nit — If
.. -.Tr sub.ieci ., to :
leaves city, report , ,.

1(
l>:itvii
instructions.
— Sendplaint.
a cop>' of ori.ginal com tlie
,,j,.j — days,
y^,,,. ^^.^ authorized lo woil
— Send
Dsiy.e a cop>' of the last wil
Dirty — Youday.are
days.
Deart— Does the part.v claim relation- Dirk— You are autnorized to won
ship? What? days
DUoli — Client reports that there is a Dortli- —Leaving this port on day and
thief in his establishment and time (coded) was a passengef
orders us to malie tests upon named (coded). Make ar-
a certain employee and rangements to meet vessel
shadow said employee after upon arrival, and keep under
he leaves place of employ- constant surveillance th.e said
ment, reporting- all his ac- pai'ty until advised definitel>-
tions, associates, expcKdi- b\- us. Have daily report
tures, habits and general con- sent us.Check in mail. -Ac-
duct. Following- in code is knowledge receipt.
the name of establishment, This is a case for the Federal
name of clerk, and <lciiai-t- authorities. Huggest >ou .get
menl eniiiloyed in. in touch with them and have
'>itt«» — Vou will i-eport to a iiart>- at their operative meet me here.
place and time designated in no(:il -Keceived >onr niessa.ge. Your
code in this message, and saia part.v is known about town
part>- will arrange to give and does not ha\e a ver.v good
.vou spot upon the subject to i-eputation. althougli we nev-
•l)e shadowed. Itopoi-t your er had part>- in custod.\'.
pro.gross as oft en as it is con- -Deceived your message. We have
Deer — Casevenient.
discontinued. Client sat-
is
isfied.
Do.s.s
no record of the party.
Your message received. We have
a record of >oui- part>' here.
Deign — Evidence sufficient. r)iscon-
is He has been in trouble, but
t'nue. .got out of it. Was charged
— Sendment.
I>ei.st review report and state-
in with
'i'our inessag( recei\-ed. your
IJefer — There a reward offered for
is party has ori here.
Dflsiy-^Kend statement at once.
in Served tini for
0<>vo Paity here claims to be the legal -Your niessag received. Vniir
heir to estate and says part.x- p.u-t.v II know 11 hei and
in possession of estate must bears ood leputation.
be imposter. and desires us l»<»r«'«> — lla\'e .\-ou an.\- other instructions
to make a full investigation. for me.
Detail a good, clever opera- Doric —Have the Polii'c Department co-
tive on the case, to start at operate with you. Tell them
once (exchange rate and ex- the circumstances, but keep
penses). More details in mail. oui- client's name out, if pos-
Name of estate, location, and sible.
deceasedheio coded. Wire -.\dvise the SherilT's OlTice about
receipt of message if O. K. it and ask their co-operation.
Doii.sf — Youi- instinct ions are to shadow
subject da\- and night and to
Tlie\- should be interested.
l)«!ie- -Call on District Attoiiiex- and lay
go \\ith him no matter whore the facts before hi in and seek
liegoes. Wire us for fun<ls his co-operation.
when needed. .\lso send re- l)<»IIIO — 1)0
you know a, .good law.xei- in
Ooiigii
]iort
— lOnclosed
as often as
>on will find a photo-
is convenient >-our city —
one we can deiiend
upon? If so. send us his name
graph of party that we have and address.
under investigation, and ^\•e l>oi( We want a Criminal l.iawyer.
believe you may ha\'e his mug l).»U- -We want a Civil Court Lawyer.
and record. Would you kindl>- l>ol<>r — Cet actpiainted with the olTicer
make search and let us know on that beat and tip hi,in off
at once? what you are doing, for, un-
l)oiil>( I'a I t.v whose name and address der the circumstances, he
is coded in this messa.ge has would be glad to know about
received several tlireatening the subject and would assist
communications, and the>"
you.
\vere marked from your cit.x'. —If there is an\' ciout)t have the
Our client sxispects a party l)arty call us up or callon tis.
^vhose name and address is -The.\- think the subject is iiisauc.
coileil rollowing the client's
name. You are authorized to
l>4>;iiii :i — AVas confined in an as.vlum at
make an investigation of the one time.
suspect. Ii.-iving .vour opera- Hose- -It aijpears to be a crooked joint.
tive make daily reports through
Do l»- It ap|)ears to be a hang-out for
hop head,s and ex-convicts.
Will advise
>()u to oui- olTice.
when to discontinue. Retain- Doili;< —
Sa\s a woman robbed him. and,
from what I can learn, her
ing fee check in mail. name is
l)lf./..> ---Our instructions are to watch -Appears the client was druggel.
D«»es-
both entrances. Doiio -On a hot trail. \Yill repoit as
Ui/cn-Will get in touch with our soon as get a chance.
client. Call again at
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BUREAUS. CHIEF CONSTABLES and others interested in apprehending' Criminals
and the LOCATING 01' MISSING PEOPLE
The General Efficiency Company has a Mailing List of about 10.000 active corres-
pondents (representatives) scattered over the World. They are searching for MISS-
ING PEOPLE, reporting MISSING PEOPLE and observing anyone in their locality
that acts suspiciously such as new arrivals, strangers, etc. We receive inquiries from
them, asking if we have anyone on our list of WANTED or MISSING people by names
and descriptions to lit the party they have under obsei-vation. Sometimes we have
such records of the party WANTED or MISSING as some of you Chiefs of Police and
Sheriffs know for we have been the mear.s of apprehending people you WANTED.
PUT US ON YOUR MAILING LISTS for pictures and descriptions of WANTED or

MISSING PEOPLE, that we may have a record of them here. We will find many more
for you.
We are very anxious to know of all Unidentified Dead or of people suffering from
amnesis or loss of memory who cannot be identified. Send us pictures and descript-
ions.We will help to find and locate.
We PUBLISH a MONTHLY BULLETIN of MISSING PEOPLE and send out from
10,000 to 20,000 a month. If any of you would have circulated thousands of
like to
copies of pictures and descriptions of WANTED «r M7SSING persons we can take care
of it for you at a very rasonable cost., Ad\/ertising
' also a.eirepted for Bulletin.
We are LOCATING PEOPLE, because once we take a case the search is kept up until
we have something tangible toitTOrt. We have had records of having sent out over
200.000 pictures and descriptions be/cre locating our party. The cost is reasonable.
We work upon an endless chain, new clients:, always seveial cases on hand and con-
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Being SPECIALISTS in our particular line of LOCATING MISSING PEOPLE.

HEIRS AND ESTATES we are establishing an International Reputation as SUCCESS-
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