Leading Seaman J. Malia, of 83 Nottingham Street, Rotherham, awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal for rescuing wounded comrades during the landing at Gallipoli - an act which won for his officer the V.C.

On exhibition in Sheffield, one of the guns captured from the Germans during the advance at Loos can now be seen in Fitzalan Square. It is a 77mm. field gun, and was taken by the Seventh Division on 25 Sep 1915

Second-Lieutenant Samuel Ernest Bridgwater, 80 Middlewood Road, Hillsborough, formerly a sergeant in the Sheffield City Battalion, killed in action. He went through the South African War, and was for some time in the Yorkshire Dragoons.

Lieutenant W. A. Blythe, Royal Garrison Artillery, of Sheffield, who has been awarded the Military Cross

Motor ambulance subscribed for by the directors, staff, and workmen of Messrs. William Cooke and Co., Ltd, Tinsley, and placed at the disposal of Colonel Connell for Red Cross work during the continuance of the war.

German bayonet and case, brought home from the front by Private F. Hardisty (inset), of the 2nd Border Regiment, whose home is at 117 Carlisle Street, Sheffield. The blood-stained bayonet was taken from one of the enemy at the battle of Festubert

Lance-Corporal R. W. Moss, King's Royal Rifle Corps, of 25 Fisher Road, Meersbrook, Sheffield, awarded the D.C.M.

Officers and men of the 2nd/4th York and Lancaster Regiment (Hallamshire Rifles), photographed on a route march

Lance-Corporal H. Murphy, 1/4 York and Lancaster Regiment, (Hallamshire Rifles), of 17 Sarah Street, Sheffield, wounded a second time during the war.

Private R. Ro[ ]nes, 6th South Lancashire Regiment, wounded. He was formerly at Messrs. Hadfields Ltd., and lives at 261 Thirza Street, Sheffield.