Bulletin Number 15 from Colonel H. S. Hawkins

gradia Headquarters 35th Division American Expenitionary Forces 17th january 1919, BULLETIN ) a NO. 15 ) 79 I. COST O.F RATIONS The cost of the garrison ration for January, February and March is fifty eight cents, II. The practice of Officers buying russet shoes and uniforms for enlisted mon at the Sales Commissary must cease at once. III. The following memorandum from the Commanding General 2 Second Army, is published for the information of all concerned. Strict compliance is directed. "l. Owing to the laxity and indifference shown by many officers of this command, and by casual officers visiting Toul in saluting their superiors and in acknowledging the salutes of their juniors, it has been found necessary to cause officers guilty of this neglect in the City of Toul to report to the Provost Marshal for instructions and drill in saluting and to cause enlisted mon who fail to salute, or to do so properly, to be drilled on the Public Square in Toul. 2. Orders issued by G.H.G. and by these Headquarters re- quire that the hand be held in the position of salute until the salute is acknowledged or the person passed, and this will be rigidly enforced. 3. It is desired that this matter of saluting be given attention throughout your command and that be taken to see that all persons of all grades of your commero nalute and salute properly. Officers of higher grades will be raminded that it is their duty to set the example in saluting in the smant and military manner prescribed by the Commander-in-Chief and they will be re- quired to carry out the letter and spirit of the orders issued in regard to this matter. By Command of Lieutenant General BULLARD: STUART HEINTZELMAN Chief of staff. IV. LOST OR STRAYED. One dark brown gelding, weight 1100. long tail, high withers, fair condition, bright red spot on right flank. One black gelding, weight 1200, bob-tailed, white blaze on face, spirited, fairly good condition, wind-broken. Both of above animals disappeared from stables at La Cumejie between the hours of 1:00 and 4:00 A.M. January 10, 1919, and had blankets on. Anyone having knowledge of whereabouts of these animals notify Supply Company , 55th Infantry, Menil-la-Tour, (Ad. Bul. #14, Hq 2nd Army, 1-15-19) By Command of Brigadier General Dugan: H. S. . HAWKINS Colonel, General Staff, Chief of Staff. >FFICIAL: WM. ELLIS Lit. Col., Inf. U.S.Army Division Adjutant Copy to all organizations