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TO
ALL WHO, IT MAY CONCERN:
KNOW YE, THAT
Hamilton
Flaucher, a
Sergeant #845,202,
of
Company K, Twentieth Infantry,
United States
Army, who was
enlisted
on the
twelfth day of
April, one
thousand nine hundred and
seventeen, at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
to serve for the period
of period of
seven years,
was
Honorably Discharged
from the service of the
United States on the
sixth day of
June,
one thousand nine hundred
and
nineteen by reason
of Letter,
W. D. Nov. 30, 1918,
Character
-- Excellent.
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This Certificate is
given under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved |
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July 1, 1902, "to
authorize the Secretary of war to furnish certificates in
lieu of lost or destroyed discharges" to honorably
discharged officers or enlisted men or their widows, upon
evidence that the original discharge certificate has been
lost or destroyed, and upon the condition imposed by said
act that this certificate "shall not be accepted as a
voucher for the payment of any claim against the United
States for pay, bounty or other allowances, or as evidence
in any other case." |
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Given at the WAR
DEPARTMENT, Washington, D.C., this
29th
day of
April,
one thousand nine |
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hundred and
twenty-two |
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By authority of the
Secretary of War: |
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M. J.
O'Brien |
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Adjutant General |
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