The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, January 23, 1917, Image 2
New : Shipment OF Walk-Over Shoes Including the DARK TAN > wand MAHOGANY "BROWNS A.M. Waldrop & Co. “The Clothers” . Military College Graduates. Continued from first page. ized of 255. “Under existing law, oficers of the Marine Corps may be ap- pointed from the following sources: (1) Graduates of the Naval Academy; (2) Meritorious non-commissioued officers of the Marine Corps; (8) Civil life. “A number of appointments from these sources have been made since the passage of the above-mentioned bill, but there are still remaining a large num- ber of vacancies to be filled. Ma- ~ jor General George Barnett,Com- mandant of the Marine Corps, is extremely desirous of filling a large proportion of these vacan- cies by the appointment of grad- uates of the military colleges des- ignated by theWarDepartmentas “Distinquished Colleges’ and on his recommendation the Secre- tary of the Navy has authorized the appointment as second lieu- ~ tenants of sixty of this year’s graduates of these colleges. Continued in next issue. o> LOST: A rubber shoe,between my house and Main Building. ! Dr. Ball. LOST:—A signet ring in the ““Y"’ basement. Letter “‘C”’ was engraved on it. Please return it to 37 Ross. : LOST: —A reg. cap with my name on sweat band. Someone exchanged with me by mistake at the hospital. —G. B. Davis, 11 Foster. - Edwin Clapp and Bostonian Shoes WEBB BROS. Bryan Havin Clapp and Bostonian Shoes