Evening star., 1926-02-21

jump. Last week this company
headed the top of the list with score
of 75.40. The other organizations.
with the percentages in the order of
their relative standing follow: Bat
terry B. 26Oth Coast Artillery, 69.s2:
Company c., 121st Engineers. 5s.O3;
Battery A, 260th Coast Artillery,
57.3S; Band. 12lst Engineers. 57.15;
Company +, 121st Engineers, $3.50;
Company A. 372d Infantry, 52.66;
Headquarters and Service Company,
1926; Medical Detachment, 121st
engineers, All; Company b, 121st
engineers Abs; Company A, 121st
Engineers. 40.99, and 18th Military
Police Company, 27.09
Two men Of the 372d Infan ntry who
WaDe published in orders as deserters
reported for duty following the publ
cation, although repeated efforts to
locate them before this had failed.
The stigma of desertion has been re-
moved from their records by subse-
quent orders. They are Pvts. Leon
Docket and Robert Proctor. and they
have been ordered to report to the
commanding officer OF their company
for duty. The order further specifies:
PVT. Docket having been absent
without leave from July 27, 1926, to
February ], 1925, will have the period
OF his enlistment extended by d period
OF six months and four days and he
VIII not be discharged by reason of
expiration Of term of service until De-
cernber %, 1926.
PVT. Proctor having been absent
without leave from June !. 1925, TO
February s, 1925, will have the period
OF his enlistment extended by period
of months and 2 days, and he will
not be discharged by reason of expira-
ton OF term of service until Septem-
ber %, 1926"
First Serst. Edward w Ireland
Headquarters and Service Company
121st Engineers, has been ordered
denoted to private. in accordance with
recommendations or his company com
mander. The order also announces
the following promotions: Staff Sergt
Whiting P. Lightfoot to be first ser
geant and Pvt. Edward Ireland to be
stan sergeant.
Tho following men of Company E,
| 121st Engineers. have been ordered
honorably discharged for the reasons
named: Removal from the District OF
Columbia, Pvt. Ulysses s. Rodgers;
business interference, Pvt Garland
English.
Tho following enlisted men. as a
result Of competitive examination,
will have their names placed on the
eligibility list for promotion by com
mission to second lieutenants OF engi-
neers: STAFF Sergt. ThadCleus A. Riley,
Company E, 1922; Corpl. Edward A.
Mcmahon. Company B, s5.97; Private.
first class, Homer B. Millard, Com
pany f, 84.36; Pvt. Hugh Everett,
Company f. $500; First Sergt. Samuel
w. Marsh, Company A, 1856: Stable
Sergt. Joseph F. Fitzgerald, Head
quarters and Service Co., 1886; Sergt.
Enrique c. Conova, Company A. 1913:
Pvt. David W. Milne, Company Z,
1911: Sergt. John d. Powers, Com
pany +, 1850; Corpl. Hector j. Nc.
Donald, Company B. 1858; Corpl.
Lincoln S. Jones, Company c. 7l66,
and First Sergt. Hobart T. Walker,
Company F. 1924. The figures given
after each name are the general aver
ages attained by the candidates in
their examinations.
The bowling league of the 121st En-
gineers wound up its first tournament
fthe season, Company BIS team TAX
| ing the pennant. A new series will
| commence Tuesday night, it was an
nounced. the company teams to play
off their regular games following the
drill periods. On February % Com