General Nichols announced today his recommendations for additional appointments of Virginia Military Institute graduates as second lieutenants in the United States Marine Corps. In a communication to Major General George Harnett, of the Marine Corps, General Nichols has presented the following young men as candidates: C. T. Holton, 1815, Luray, Va.; J. A. H. Dillard, 1815, Franklin, Va.; and a group of men.

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It. S. Pemllotou, 1917. King Crock, Mills.
Vu.; J. <i. Ward, 1917, Portsmouth, Vu.;
J. I?. McLoun, 1915, Alexandria, Vu.;
J. S. Mart, 1917, Winchester, Tox.,
and G. R. Buckingham, 1917. Hostakor, Vu.
Those young men, designated as four
principals and four alternates, will
required to stand the physical examination only. Their diplomas of graduation from the Institute will accept as sufficient evidence of military and academic qualification for the service. 