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19. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

20. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

21. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

22. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

23. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

24. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

25. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

26. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

27. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

28. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

29. Repealed. (1914, ch. 663.)

1908, ch. 103, sec. 32. 1914, ch. 663, sec. 20.

31. All officers upon their election, or appointment shall be com-
missioned by the Governor, at his discretion, on probation, an the
department, corps or branch of the service in which they have been
elected, or appointed but no one shall receive a permanent commission
unless the provisions of Sections 33 and 34 of this Article have been first
complied with.

1908, ch. 103, sec. 34. 1914, ch. 663, sec. 22.

33. Before receiving a permanent commission or being permanently
commissioned to a higher grade as a result of promotion every officer
below the grade of major must.have passed a satisfactory examination
before a board as to his fitness for service. All officers will be required
to take a physical examination before receiving their permanent com-
missions.

1908, ch. 103, sec. 35. 1914, ch. 663, sec. 23.

34. Boards of examination shall be appointed by the Governor as
Commander-in-Chief, or caused to be appointed by the commanding
officer of the first brigade, and the commanding officer of the naval bri-
gade, as the case may be, and the said boards shall consist of not less
than three officers for officers of the line and for officers of the depart-
ments or corps the board shall consist of three officers at least one of
whom shall be of the department or corps for which the candidate is
to be examined. These boards shall inquire into the military, moral
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