Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

and Fort Mott, N. j.. during the winter
months. The boat has a steel hull
which makes 1t suitable for cutting
the ice II the river should freeze. At
present there are two. boats running
or n regular schedule between the two
posts, the L-56 and O., but their con-
struction will not permit their use in
bad weather. The new boat has been
christened Pence" and the crew con-
sists of Master Corporal Jesse II. Cal
lahan, Co. ID. Mate Corporal James
Null, Headquarters and Service Com
pany. Engineer, Private Frederick
w. Tolly, Company +. Assistant En-
gineer and oiler, Private John j.
Adams. Headquarters and Service
Company, and Firemen, Private Axel
Ringvig, Company &, and Daniel D.
d. Rowan. Company ID.
Private Robert |. Hays, 1l2th COM
pany, Coast Artillery Corps. has been
granted a Ave day furlough which
he will spend with relatives at Chester.
Pa.
Private Specialist 5th class Euwell
Carpenter, Band Section Headquarters
ard Service Company, First Engineers.
has been granted n five day furlough
| which he will spend with relatives at
Allentown. Pa.
Technical Sergeant John r. Bog
man. Headquarters and Service Com
pany has been honorably discharged
from the Army after more than "a
years service. Technical Sergeant
Bogman originally enlisted in this
United States Army on May 20. 1898
and has served continually since then
His complete record OF service Is ms
follows: End Regiment Coast Artil-
lery Corps May 20. 1898. Ia May :
1899; 14th Company Coast Artillery
Corps May s. 1899, to May \. 1902
Goth Company, Coas Artillery Corps
May II, 1902, to May IL. 1905; stt
Company Coast Artillery Corps May
20, 1905. TO May 10, 1908: Goth Com
pany, Coast Artillery Corps. May q
1908 to May 81, 1914; First Engineers
from June LIST 1914 to date OF dis
charge. During his time In the army
Technical Sergeant Bogman served il
several military expeditions including
the Mexican Border, and during tn,
World War he served with the regi
mcnt overseas. He Will r%e-enlist 70
the First Engineers and his warran
as Technical Sergeant will be con
tinued in force.
Technical Sergeant Thomas NJ
Powers, Headquarters and Servic
Company, has been honorably dis
charged from the Amy after MOI,
than "a years honest and faithful ser
vice. Technical Sergeant Power
originally entered the service on Ma,
:, 1898. and with the exception of on
enlistment with the Coast ,Artiller,
Corps has served all his time in tn
Engineers. Following is a Complet
RECORD of his service: END Compan,
Coast Artillery Corps May :, 1895. I
May 6. 1901; Company *, 3rd Bat
talon Engineers July is, 1901. TO Jul
16, 1918; First kngineers from Angus
4, 1918. to date of discharge. He ser
we'd with the first Engineers on tn
Mexican Border and overseas durin.
the World War. He also saw servic
in the Philippines and Hawaii. II
vas appointed a Master Euginee
Junior Grade on November >, 1871,
and was regarded as Technical Ser
geant on July /, 1920. Technical Ser
geant Powers has re-eulisted for tn
regiment and his warrant as Technics
Sergeant is continued in force.
Technical Sergeant Charles VOL
Headquarters and Service Compan,
has been ~honorahly discharged fro'
slA kr,nN aesor % ,.aoru onrxrN-, II
entered the military service in 1Ss
and has seen considerable foreign SCI
vice, including Mexican Rord,
troubles and the World War. He r,
enlisted in the First Engineers, how
ever, but is on furlough in WashinE
ton.
Sergeant Tandy Cline, Company
a has been h~onorably discharged fro,
the Army after three years service.
Master Sergeant Floyd w. Jenck
Headquarters and Service Compar
was honorably discharged from II
Army after 16 years service. He W;
appointed regimental supply sergeal
: July 10, 1917, and regarded as mast,
{ sergeant July /, 1920. He re-enlist,
n for the regiment and his warrant
master sergeant is continued in fore
Private Frank Timmons. Medic
= Department, Station Hospital. h;
- been appointed a private first ella,
Q and rated specialist sixth class.
The first Engineer Band will pla
g at Fort Mott, tomorrow evening.
Six non.commissioned officers fro
the First Engineer Training Compan
Camp Devens, Mass, have been tran
n ferred 10 the First Engineers, al
\, upon arrival at the post were q
II signed to companies as follows: Sc
: geant John J. OConnor, Headquarte
and Service Company: Scrgean: lie
ter c. Holder. Company Il, Fort Mo
y. J.; Sergeant Leo L. Campbell, Coz
pany +; Corporals John Hollenack a
Larry Byrne. Co. d; and CorpoI
George A. Lundy TO Company Is. FC