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S. The travel, pay and subsistence enjoined are necessary in the service.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, September 30, 1915.
General Orders
No. 22.
1. Pursuant to G. O. No. 18, 1. G. O .. dated July 26, 1915, and G. O. No. 21, A. G. O., dated September 14, 1915, the following are selected and named a team to represent the West Virginia National Guard in the National Matches to be held at State Camp, near Jacksonville, Florida, in October, 1915, pursuant to Bulletin No. 10, W. D., dated March 20, 1915 :
Team Captain, Major John H. Charnock, Ist Infantry.
Team Coach, Brigadier General John C. Bond, Adjutant General's Depuartment.
Team Spotter, First Lieutenant Howard E. Del'aughn, 2nd Infantry.
Range Officer. Captain Cornelius L. Burdette, Quartermaster Corps.
Team Cook, Cook Frank Kalis, Company C, 2ud Infantry.
PRINCIPALS AND ALTERNATES.
1. First Lieutenant Clyde E. Braden, 2nd Infantry.
2. Sergeant Ivan D. Chandler, Company G, 2nd Infantry.
3. Major Heber H. Rice, Judge Advocate General's Department.
4. First Sergeant Cland A. Stewart, Company H, 1st Infantry.
5. Captain Benjamin F. Cole, 1st Infantry.
6. Sergeant Flem Sawyers, Company C, Ist Infantry.
7. First Lieutenant Hamilton Bogard. 1st Infantry.
8. Second Lieutenant Lawrence G. Thomas, 1st Infantry.
9. Sergeant Joseph Watson, Company I, 1st Infantry.
10. Quartermaster Sergeant Edwin H. Skidmore, Company I, 1st Infantry.
11. Sergeant Frank B. Glassford, Company F, 1st Infantry.
12. Sergeant Carl J. Postlethwait, Company D, 1st Infantry.
13. Quartermaster Sergeant Edward C. Wereley, Company C, Ist Infantry.
14. Sergeant Ben Johnson, Company G, 2nd Infantry.
15. Sergeant Lawrence May. Company I, 1st Infantry.
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2. The above team will report for preliminary practice at Camp Kanawha, Charleston, West Virginia, October 1. 1915, and will continue such practice until October 3, 1915, when the team will leave on C. & O. train No. 4, at 3:55 A. M. for State Camp, Florida, where the preliminary practice will be continued until the time of the National Matches.
3. The Team Captain is authorized to enter any or all members of the team in the matches of the Southern Rifle Association and the matches of the National Rifle Association of America, to be held at State Camp prior to the National Matches.
4. Major Charles R. Morgan, Disbursing Officer and Paymaster, will make pay- ment covering this duty. In making payment from federal funds, he will be governed by paragraphs 15 and 19, Bulletin No. 10, W. D., dated March 20, 1915. Members above the rank of Captain will be paid from state funds.
5. The travel, pay and subsistence enjoined are necessary in the service.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, October 25, 1915.
General Orders
No. 23.
1. Upon his own request First Lieutenant Albert D. Cunningham, First In- fantry, is hereby relieved from duty with Company G, First Infantry, and is transferred to the supernumerary list.
2. First Lieutenant Marshal E. Martin, First Infantry, is hereby relieved from duty with Company M, First Infantry, and is assigned for duty with Company G, First Infantry, vice Cunningham, transferred.
3. Second Lieutenant Howard F. Wehrle, Second Infantry, is hereby relieved from duty as Battalion Quartermaster and Commissary, Second Battalian, Second Infantry, and is assigned for duty with Company M, Second Infantry, vice Erans promoted.
4. The following commissions and assignments are announced to date November 1, 1915 :
To be First Lieutenant, Second Infantry : Second Lieutenant Howard F. Wehrle, Second Infantry ; assigned for duty with Company M, Second Infantry, vice Rippetoe transferred.
To be First Lieutenant, First Infantry :
Second Lieutenant David W. MeVieker, First Infantry ; assigned for duty with Company M, First Infantry, vice Martin transferred.
By order of THE GOVERNOR. JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, November 29, 1915.
General Orders
No. 24.
1. The annual inspection of the West Virginia National Guard, under section 14, Militia Law, and paragraph 89, Organized Militia Regulations of the War Depart- ment, 1910, will be made in the respective armories of the various organizations, except the Medical Corps and Sanitary Troops, on the following dates, 1916 :
Welch Jan. 19 Co. K. 2nd Infty.
Bluefield Jan. 20 Co. L, 2nd Infty.
Huntington Jan. 31 Hdqrs. 1st Bat., and Co. G, 2nd Infty.
Huntington Feb. 1 Co. H, 2nd Infty.
Huntington Feb. 2 Co. I, and Machine Gun Co., 2nd Infty.
Ravenswood Feb. 3 Co. B, 2nd Infty.
Spencer Feb. 4 Co. D, 2nd Infty.
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Parkersburg
Feb. 7 Field Officers, Hdqrs. Co. less Band section, Sup-
pły Co., Hdqrs., 3rd Bat., and Co. A, 2nd Infty.
Parkersburg
Feb. S Co. E, 2nd Infty., and Rifle Range, Camp Hatfield.
Wellsburg.
Feb.
9
Supply Co. and Hdqrs. 1st Bat., 1st Infty.
Littleton
Feb. 10
Co. D, 1st Infty.
Fairmont
Feb. 11
Field Officers, Hdqrs. Co. less Band section and Co. H, 1st Infty.
Fairmont
Feb. 14
Co. I, 1st Infty.
Morgantown
Feb. 15
Co. L. 1st Infty.
Kingwood
Feb. 16
Co. G, 1st Infty.
Caddell
Feb. 17
State Rifle Range.
Terra Alta.
Feb. 18
IIdqrs. 3rd Bat. and Co. M, 1st Infty.
Martinsburg
Feb. 21
Band section, Hdqrs. Co., 2nd Infty.
Martinsburg
Feb. . 22
Co. F, 1st Infty.
Clarksburg
Feb. 23
Co. K, 1st Infty.
Clarksburg
Feb. 24
Band section. IIdqrs. Co. 1st Infty.
Weston
Feb. 25
Hdqrs. 2nd Bat., 1st Infty.
Buckhannon
Feb. 25
Co. C, 1st Infty.
Sutton
Feb. 26
Co. B, 1st Infty.
Fayetteville
Mar. 4
Co. F, 2nd Infty.
Charleston
Mar. 13 Co. C, 2nd Infty.
Charleston
Mar. 14
Co. M, 2nd Infty.
Charleston
Mar. 15
State Hdqrs. and Hdqrs. 2nd Bat., 2nd Infty .; State Arsenal.
2. The annual inspection of the Medical Corps and Sanitary Troops will be held on the following dates, 1916.
Bluefield
Feb. 9 Detachment Hospital Corps, 2nd Infty.
Charleston
Feb. 11 State Hdqrs.
Piedmont
Feb. 14 Detachment Hospital Corps, 1st Infty.
3. The inspection of the Medical Corps and Sanitary Troops will be made · by Major Ernest L. Ruffner, Medical Corps, U. S. A., Inspector-Instructor, on duty with the State. The inspection of the other organizations will be made by Major William Wallace. Infantry, U. S. A., Inspector-Instructor, on duty with the State. Major John H. Charnock, First Infantry, will accompany Major Wallace and make the inspection for the State.
4. Field and staff officers (except Medical Corps) and non-commissioned staff officers will report for inspection with troops at or nearest their home stations, in uniform with side arms. Officers and enlisted men, temporarily absent from their home stations, will be allowed to report to the inspecting officers with organizations other than their own, but in such instances a copy of the orders authorizing such attendance must be presented to the inspecting officers. Trans- portation will not be furnished to officers and enlisted inen, temporarily absent, to return to their home stations for inspection. Excuses for absence from inspection will be granted upon physicians' certificates only.
5. Medical officers in command of sanitary detachments will report for inspec- tion with their commands. All other officers of the Medical Corps will report to the Inspector at Charleston, February 11. 1916, in uniform. State transportation will be furnished and expenses will be allowed.
6. Organizations will be mustered for inspection on the home station drill payrolls (Form No. 6) and such inspection will be counted as a drill for enlisted men and officers of companies or in command of sanitary detachments. Organiza- tion commanders are charged with the preparation of mnster rolls of their respec- tive organizations, and will make a list in duplicate of quartermaster, ordance and medical stores (Form No. 123) with which they are charged, and present such lists to the inspecting officers upon their arrival. Organization commanders will notify the officers and enlisted men of their respective organizations when and where the inspection will be held.
7. Troops will be paraded for inspection in the olive drab uniform. All or- ganizations, except sanitary detachments, will be "under arms" without field equip-
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ment. Unless otherwise arranged with the inspecting officer, the inspection of Sanitary Troops will be made at 7:30 o'clock p. m., and the inspection of medical property at 2:00 o'clock p. m. Unless otherwise arranged with the inspecting officers, the inspection of organizations other than sanitary detachments will be made at 8:00 o'clock p. m., and the inspection of property at 1:00 o'clock p. m.
S. Records will be inspected immediately upon arrival of the inspecting officers. Records must show the drills held within the past year and the attendance at each drill. All property will be unpacked and arranged so as to permit rapid in- specting and counting. No credit will be allowed for any property claimed to be in possession of an officer, unless it is actually presented for inspection. All missing property at this inspection will be charged to the accountable or responsible officer, and payment for such missing property will be required according to law. It is expected that all property in possession of the troops at the annual inspection will be in serviceable condition. All unserviceable property will be kept apart and presented for survey.
9. The services of a non-commissioned officer and two privates are authorized for one day, for the purpose of arranging and caring for the property at in- spection.
10. The attention of organization commanders is called to the importance of the , attendance of enlisted men at the annual inspection. The allotment to this State under the Act of Congress of May 27, 1908, will be based upon the attendance at this inspection ; and therefore, each organization commander should make every effort to have his full strength present.
11. The travel, per diem and subsistence enjoined are necessary in the service.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, December 1, 1915.
General Orders
No. 25.
1. Pay for home station drills is hereby authorized for twelve weekly drills, beginning with the week of December 6, 1915, or as soon thereafter as organization commanders deem for the best interest of the service. Pursuant to section 7, Military Code, twenty per cent of the pay provided for field service will be paid for such drills. The annual inspection, 1916, will count as one of the twelve drills herein authorized. Organization commanders will make up payrolls and have them signed in duplicate by the men at the first drill in each month they are present. Both signed copies, with approved Form 60 and drill return for the month, will be mailed to The Adjutant General on the night of the last drill in the month. Form No. 6, A. G. O., will be used for payrolls, and Form No. 12-A, A. G. O., will be used for drill returns.
2. First Lieutenant Sidney T. Ensign having tendered his resignation, the same is accepted and he will be honorably discharged the service to date August 20, 1915. 3. Upon his own request, Second Lieutenant William D. Himes, Second Infantry, will be transferred to the Supernumerary List to date November 30, 1915.
4. Private Davis H. Estill, Company M. Second Infantry, will be honorably dis- charged the service to date November 1, 1915, that he may accept commission.
5. Pending examination when practicable to convene a board, the following commission and assignment is announced to date November 1, 1915 :
To be Second Lieutenant, Second Infantry :
Davis H. Estill ; assigned for duty with Company M. Second Infantry, vice Wehrle promoted.
6. Regimental commanders are authorized to grant honorable discharges to such enlisted men of their commands as have heretofore been given commissions, but for whose discharge specific orders have not heretofore been issued. Such discharges will be granted as of the dates of the commissions so issued. By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, December 10, 1915.
General Orders
No. 26.
1. Pursuant to section 47, Military Code, a Board of Officers is hereby appointed to meet at Iluntington, January 24, 1916, for the purpose of investigating claims of members of the National Guard who have been injured or incapaciated in line of duty ; and to investigate such other matters as may properly come before sucu board.
2. The board shall consist of the following officers :
1 Major George M. Ford, Adjutant General's Department.
Major Herbert C. MeMillen, Second Infantry.
Captain Harry W. Keatley, Medical Corps.
3. A complete report will be made to this office by the board on each case investigated, together with the board's recommendation concerning the same.
4. The board is authorized to adjourn from day to day, or to some other place, until the work is completed.
5. All persons having claims to present will report them to this office prior to the convening of said board. Organization commanders will report any such claims of enlisted men in their commands.
6. The travel, per diem and subsistence enjoined are necessary in the service.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, December 30, 1915.
General Orders
No. 27.
1. l'pon his own request Captain Charles Neptune, First Infantry, will be relieved from duty with Company H, First Infantry, and transferred to the supernumerary list to date January 1, 1916.
2. The following officers having tendered their resignations the same are hereby accepted, and they will be honorably discharged the service to date January 1, 1916 :
Captain Cornelius L. Burdette, Quartermaster Corps.
First Lieutenant Benjamin H. Suint, Medical Corps.
3. Second Lieutenant Frank L. Chambers, Second Infantry, is hereby relieved from duty with Company 11, Second Infantry, and pending settlement of property accountability will be transferred to the supernumerary list to date January 1, 1916.
4. The following enlisted men of Company H, Second Infantry, will be honorably discharged the service, to date January 1. 1916, that they may accept commissions : First Sergeant Delbert Fisher.
Quartermaster Sergeant George L. Pugh.
5. Pending examination when practicable to convene a board, the following commissions and assignments are announced to date January 1, 1916 :
To be Captain, First Infantry :
First Lieutenant Francis Thralls, First Infantry ; assigned for duty with Com- pany H, First Infantry, vice Neptune supernumerary.
To be First Lieutenant, Second Infantry :
Delbert Fisher; assigned for duty with Company H, Second Infantry, vice Ensign resigned.
To be Second Lieutenant, Second Infantry :
George L. Pugh; assigned for duty with Company H, Second Infantry, vice Chambers supernumerary,
6. Second Lieutenant Bruce S. Cook, Second Infantry, is hereby relieved from duty as Quartermaster and Commissary, Third Battalion, Second Infantry, and is
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assigned for duty as Quartermaster and Commissary, Second Battalion, Second Infantry, vice Wehrle transferred.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
(G. O. No. 27 is the last of the series for 1915.)
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, February 1, 1916.
General Orders
No. 1.
1. Upon his own request Captain Robert L. Taylor, Second Infantry, will be re- lieved from duty with Company L, Second Infantry, and pending settlement of property accountability will be transferred to the supernumerary list to date February 1, 1916.
2. Upon their own request the following officers will be relieved from duty with their organizations, and transferred to the supernumerary list to date February 1, 1916 :
First Lieutenant Philip B. Walker, Second Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Herbert D. Little, Second Infantry.
· 3. Pending examination when practicable to convene a board, the following commissions and assignments are anounced to date February 1, 1916 :
To be Captain, Second Infantry :
First Lieutenant Clifton L. Bailey, Second Infantry ; assigned for duty with Com- pany L, Second Infantry, vice Taylor transferred.
To be First Lieutenant, Second Infantry :
Second Lieutenant Douglas Bailey, Second Infantry ; assigned for duty with Com- pany L, Second Infantry, vice Bailey promoted.
John F. Witten ; assigned for duty with Company F, Second Infantry, vice Walker transferred.
4. Color Sergeant Everett F. Brooks will be honorably discharged the service, to date January 1, 1916, that he may accept commission.
5. Pending examination when practicable to convene a board, the following commission and assignment is announced to date January 1, 1916 :
To be Second Lieutenant, Second Infantry :
Everett F. Brooks; assigned for duty as quartermaster and commissary, Third Battalion, Second Infantry, vice Cook transferred.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, February 24, 1916.
General Orders
No. 2.
1. The death of Major Buckner Fairfax Seott, First Infantry, at his home at Terra Alta, on Monday, February 21, 1916, is announced. He was buried with military honors at Terra Alta, Wednesday, February 23, 1916.
2. Major Scott's military record is as follows :
In the Cadet Corps.
Enlisted in the Cadet Corps, West Virginia University, September 13, 1893 ; Corporal, May 10, 1895 ; Sergeant, June 12, 1895 ; Ordnance Sergeant, Septem- ber 11, 1896: Cadet Second Lieutenant, September 11, 1897; Cadet First Lieutenant, February 1, 1898; Cadet Captain, September 20, 1899; Cadet Major, May 25. 1900. Discharged by graduation.
In the West Virginia National Guard.
Enlisted in Company B. Second Infantry, May 4, 1898 ; Corporal, Company B, Second Infantry, May 5, 1898 ; Sergeant Company B, Second Infantry, May 6, 1898 ; First Sergeant Company B. Second Infantry, May 10, 1898. Dis- charged by reason of enlisting in First West Virginia Volunteer infantry.
Commissioned Captain Company M, First Infantry, June 24, 1899, Resigned September 2, 1901. Commissioned Second Lieutenant. Adjutant Third Battalion First Infantry, August 4, 1902 ; Adjutant Second Battalion, First Infantry, August 6, 1903; First Lieutenant. Adjutant First Battalion, First Infantry, February 3, 1905; Captain Company M, First Infantry, Feb- ruary 26, 1905 ; Major First Infantry, May 2, 1912.
In the United States Army.
Mustered into service in the Spanish-American War as First Sergeant Company C, First West Virginia Volunteer Infantry, May 10, 1898; commis- sioned Second Lieutenant, First West Virginia Volunteer Infantry, January S, 1899. Honorably discharged February 4, 1899, by reason of muster out of regiment. Cadet United States Military Academy, June 5, 1901, to June 20, 1902. Resigned.
3. Major Scott's military record is an enviable one. He was a thorough soldier. His service was honest and faithful. A few days prior to his death, though fully aware of his serious condition, he left a hospital at Cum- berland, Maryland, in order to be present at his home station for the annual inspection, and his last act was to make a report to his Commanding Officer.
4. In civil life Major Scott was a physician and surgeon. He was born at Terra Alta July 7, 1876.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, March 1, 1916.
General Orders
No. 3.
1. Pending examination when practicable to convene a board, the following commissions and assignments are announced :
To be Captain, Medical Corps :
First Lieutenant Walter W. Point, Medical Corps ; to date February 14, 1916, vice Mccullough resigned.
To be First Lieutenant, Medical Corps :
Doctor William Edwin Ford ; to date March 1, 1916, vice Swint resigned.
2. A board of officers for examination of candidates for promotion and com- mission in the First Infantry, West Virginia National Guard, is hereby appointed to meet at Fairmont on Saturday, April 22, 1916.
Detail for the Board. {
Captain Claude H. Layman, First Infantry.
Captain Rollo J. Conley, First Infantry.
Captain Walter W. Point, Medical Corps.
3. A board of officers for examination of candidates for promotion and commission in the Second Infantry, West Virginia National Guard, is hereby appointed to meet at Huntington, Saturday, April 22, 1916.
Detail for the Board.
Major Hober II. Riee. Judge Advocate General's Department.
Captain Charles F. Templeton, Second Infantry.
Major Cassius C. Hogg, Medical Corps.
4. Applicants to be examined by the above boards will be notified by this office.
5. First Lieutenant John L. Stewart, First Infantry, having tendered his resig- nation, the same is hereby accepted and he will be honorably discharged the service effective this date.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, March 13, 1916.
General Orders
No. 4.
1. The death of William Mercer Owens Dawson, ex-Commander-in-Chief of the West Virginia National Guard, at 2:20 o'clock A. M., March 12, 1916, is announced.
2. Ex-Governor Dawson was Commander-in-Chief of the West Virginia National Guard during the years 1905-1909, and by his patriotic example and policy in military affairs endeared himself to the commissioned and en- listed personnel of the National Guard.
3. As a mark of deepest sorrow and respect to his memeory, the flags of the State Capitol and all armories throughout the State will be placed at half mast until the evening succeeding the funeral services.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, March 15, 1916.
General Orders
No. 5.
1. The provisions of G. O. No. 6, A. G. O., dated March 21, 1915, prescribing regulations for Small Arms Practice, are hereby continued in effect.
The current season for Gallery Practice opened November 1, 1915, and will close October 31, 1916.
The current season for Outdoor Practice will open April 1, 1916, and close October 31, 1916.
2. First Lieutenant Charles G. Baker, First Infantry, having tendered his resigna- tion the same is hereby accepted, and he will be honorably discharged the service to date September 1, 1912.
3. Pursuant to section 100, Military Code. the following commission and assign- ment is announced to date March 1, 1916 :
To be First Lieutenant, First Infantry :
Second Lieutenant Elrin A. Hamilton, First Infantry : assigned for duty with Company L, First Infantry, vice Stewart resigned.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, . The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, May 9, 1916.
General Orders
No. 6.
1. Pursuant to authority granted by Section 9, Military Code, as amended, Lieutenant Colonel George N. Wallace, is hereby relieved from duty with the Sec- ond Infantry, effective this date.
By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, May 20, 1916.
General Orders No. 7.
1. Authority for the organization of infantry companies is hereby given as follows :
Company 1. First Infantry, at Clarksburg.
Company E, First Infantry at Grafton.
2. Private Alfred B. Powell, Company K, First Infantry, will be honorably dis- .charged the service, effective this date that he may accept commission.
3. The following commissions and assignments are announced, effective this date :
To be Captain First Infantry :
Alfred B. Powell ; assigned for duty with Company A, First Infantry.
Charles E. Burke ; assigned for duty with Company E, First Infantry.
4. A board of officers for examination of candidates for promotion and com- mission is hereby appointed to meet at Fairmont, Thursday, June 22, 1916.
Detail for the Board.
Colonel Clarence F. Jolliffe, First Infantry.
Major Jackson Arnold, First Infantry.
First Lieutenant William E. Ford, Medical Corps.
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Applicants to be examined by the above board will be notified by this office. By order of THE GOVERNOR, JOHN C. BOND, The Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, June 1, 1916.
General Orders
No. S.
1. Upon his own request Major Cassius C. Hogg, Medical Corps, will be trans- ferred to the supernumerary list, to date May 1, 1916.
2. Captain Marvin R. Stone, Medical Corps, having tendered his resignation, the same is hereby accepted and he will be honorably discharged the service to date April 15, 1916.
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