Two Sheffield soldiers go for a camel ride [Egypt]

Second-Lieutenant T. D. H. Bates, of the Indian Expeditionary Force, whose death has been announced. He was fromerly employed as electrical engineer by Messrs. John Brown and Co. Ltd., at their Canklow and Rotherham collieries

Sheffield soldiers in Egypt. These are all Sheffield men who have made friends with members of an Indian Camel Corps

Private Edwin Furness, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, and of No. 63 Harleston Street, Sheffield, and who has been killed in action

Men from the General Post Office, Sheffield, photographed on the Midland Railway Station, yesterday, before leaving to join the Post Office Rifles

Corporal G. W. Knight, on left, and Corporal W. B. Oven, on right, of the West Riding Divisional Royal Engineers, who today at noon will be presented with Distinguished Conduct Medals by the Lord Mayor outside the Sheffield Town Hall

Private H. Marshall, of the Sheffield (Service) Battalion, a member of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph literary staff, who has died in hospital. His parents live in Rotherham

Second-Lieutenant G. W. Silk, who has been wounded whilst serving with the East Yorkshire Regiment. His home is at No. 354 Main Road, Darnall, Sheffield

Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps (2nd Battalion) on Wadsley Common yesterday. On the left, field telephone, and, on the right, a machine-gun section

Private W. R. Scott, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, who has been wounded in action during the advance. He is a member of the editorial staff of the Yorkshire Telegraph and Star