Jan. 23, 1918.

General Orders No. 5:

1. The cadet officers and non-commissioned officers appointed by G. O. No. 20 and No. 21, both series 1917, and G. O. No. 1, e.s., are hereby continued in office until further notice.

2. During the cessation of drills cadets are individually responsible for continuance of their training by practising setting up exercises and perfecting themselves in the manual of arms.

3. At the end of the mid-year period members of Military Science 1 and Military Science 2 will find the new schedule posted on the bulletin board at Headquarters, and will familiarize themselves with its provisions.

4. The mark for the half-year in Military Science 1 and Military Science 2 will be made up from (a) the examination; (b) the field work as reported by the battalion commanders; (c) the records of the Disciplinary Officer; (d) the record of work in sections and tests.

5. The office hours of the Adjutant at Headquarters will be as follows:

9-10 A. M. and 2.30-3.30 P. M.

daily except that Saturday afternoons no hours will be kept.

6. Private V. E. Hull, having been placed on probation by the Disciplinary Officer, and having been reported by the latter as showing no improvement whatever, was then on January 22, 1918, directed to appear before a Board of Officers detailed to consider his case. He refused to appear before this board. His case was investigated and the board finds that he does not possess the qualities suitable for an officer, and that his retention in the Training Corps is undesirable. He is herewith discharged without honor.

By order of Major Flynn:   P. W. LONG,   Captain and Adjutant.