Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

suit Of the trial to the court. Taylor
returned to washington with the troops.
Shortly after the return court
martial was named to try such cases
as were referred to It. Several investi-
cations were made and officers sent to
the Pennsylvania town in search OF EVIL
dence. 1t was the contention Of friends
Of the soldier that he was framed" as
he did not know the alleged liquor was
In the car, as 1t was found under the
back seat and he was driving. He has
never been given an opportunity to app
pear before a court and clear himself,
and his friends predicted that II tried
he would be dismissed -,
It was said at Guard headquarters
that the court at Waynesboro has been
informed that the evidence collected, In
the opinion Of Gen. Stephan, was not
sufficient to warrant trial by court-mar-
tial. Questioned as to why the man was
dismissed. when there was no evidence
that he committed q crime. officers at
brigade headquarters would say moth
ing.
Pvt. Maurice Kaye, Battery C.
260th Coast Artillery, has been honor
ably discharged on account Of removal
from the city.
Pvt. Leslie r. Mayes, Company c.
12lst Engineers, has been dropped as q
deserter from the Guard as Of June IL
last, he having failed. according to the
order, to report for drill since that date
and all efforts to locate him having
failed.
Pvt George L. Dunning Battery
A, 260th Coast Artillery, has been hon.
orably discharged to permit him to en-
list in the United States Coast Guard.
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Huff. Battery G. 26Oth Coast Artillery,
has been ordered to permit him to ac-
cept q commission as o second lieuten-
ant of Coast Artillery. He has been as
signed to the battery in which ne served
as an enlisted man.
All members of the 29th Division
Headquarters have been asked to pre-
sent suggestions for an appropriate
badge for the organization. The fol-
lowing general principles have been set
down as q guide. in cases where spe-
cial design is not desired:
For Infantry division headquarters
and headquarters attachments; The
appropriate state crest and wreath, or
other suitable device, superimposed on O
disc or other geometric figure. prefer
ably not a shield. divided Y-shaped In
the colors red white and blue.
IL was SAID That II Is DeneVeQ CnaL
these badges will prove much more at
tractive and distinctive il the back
ground is designed in some shape other
than that of shield. It should be ufl-
derstood, the statement continued. by
all that the above principles are enun4
ciated solely with the idea of proving
helpful to those concerned In the de-
sign and selection of such badges. and
that the utmost latitude and fexibility
will be permitted in their application.
It was pointed out, however, that the
principles laid down tend to simplicity
and a reduction in the number Of de-
signs Prospective competitors Of the
division detachments were warned that
the designs should symbolic the organ
ization.
The following have been honorably
discharged to permit them to enlist In
the Army: Pvt. Dan L. Moriarity, COM
pany A. 121st Engineers, and Pvt. Tall
fnadge L. Boyd, Company z, ,13lst En-
gineers.
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