FREQUENT CALLS TO POLICE i HEAOQUARTERS LAST NIGHT !A call catue to police ’headquarters Monday night at 0.10 o’clock for an officer to liurry Lo Race street, where it was alleged an hi-. | loxlcated Individual was endeav-! oring to create a disturbance in the' j homo where ho was visiting. As; t Officer H. E. Finnerty, who was jou ; duty at the desk at the time while : Night Sergeant Kukcnbrodo was at: lunch, was about to jump into his: i motorcycle to proceed to the; | designated home, the telephone j rang again. ‘‘A tight was in progress in the alley in the rear of ] tho Grugan hardwaro store on j Bellofonte avenue,” was the mes-! sage conveyed by the speaker.The patrolmen report to police | headquarters by telephone every, 'hour, 15 .minutes intervening be-' tween each call. Just theu Officer i Wouker reported ami was directed 1 to go to the sccue of tho light. He; i and Officer Finnerty arrived there j about the same time, but if a light | had been in progress the principals j had disappeared. - 1I Officer Finnerty then proceeded ■ to Race street and took charge of the intoxicated foreigner, ami placed him in the city loekup„An hour or so luter a motorist stepped into puiieo headquarters and reported tho blocking of the road on the isluud by a faJlen telephone pole. It is readiiv apparent from the above that a desk sergeant iu police hcadquarlcrs during the night is indispensable.-