Private W. M. Marples, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, killed

Women as taxi-drivers in Sheffield

Sergeant W. R. Dodd, of the York and Lancaster Regiment, who has been awarded the Military Service Medal. His home is in Granville Lane, Park, Sheffield

Four Sheffield men who have been killed at the front, together with three others while serving with the York and Lancaster Regiment.

Sergeant H. Dearman, of the Yorkshire Regiment, who has been awarded the D.C.M. His home is at 88, Burnaby Street, Sheffield.

Captain G. Barnsley, Royal Engineers, who has been appointed Chief Recruiting Officer for Sheffield.

Group of Sheffield and Barnsley officers, taken in Egypt. Left to right: Lieutenant H. B. Forsdike (Sheffield), Lieut. H. Guest (Barnsley), Second-Lieut. Harbord (Sheffield), and Lieut. Fielding (Barnsley).

Dr. Christopher Addison, 1st Viscount Addison, (1869 - 1951), M.P., M.D., formerly of Sheffield University College, now Parliamentary Secretary of Munitions, who has been made a member of the Privy Council

Corporal [George Harry] Wyatt (1886 - 1964), V.C., who was a member of the Doncaster Police Force before the war, renews acquaintance with his charger.

Major J. S. Miller, of Sheffield, formerly Sergt.-Major in one of the York and Lancaster Battalions, advanced to Captain and transferred to the Tyneside Scottish, and now granted his majority. Major Miller is on active service