The Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond, which is to become a permanent Red Cross Home for soldiers and sailors paralysed and totally disabled in the war.

Colonel Sir Charles Allen and officers commanding the North London Artillery Brigade of the Royal Field Artillery

Relics sent home from the front by Corporal Charles Booth, whose home is in Clarence Street, Sheffield

Photo received from Private J. A. Parker, of Sheffield, a prisoner of war in Germany

Lydgate Council School, Sheffield, which is now being used as an auxiliary hospital for wounded soldiers. Our photo shows a number of the soldiers taking a meal

Misses Thecla and Elfrida Ellison and Miss Dorothy Heath, of Dore, who on Thursday last collected the sum of £10 from the residents of Dore and Totley, in aid of the British Red Cross funds

Miss Florence Clifton, of Pitsmoor Road, Sheffield, in her nursing attire. Miss Clifton has been out in Serbia for the past five months, and has just been decorated for her services by the Crown Prince of Serbia

Private F. Moore, of Fawcett Street, Sheffield, wounded and awarded the D.C.M. for gallantry in holding a barricade under difficulties. He belongs to the Coldstream Guards

Sergeant J. Brown, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Tickhill, near Rotherham, awarded the DCM for gallantry in holding an advanced trench against repeated bomb attacks

Private H. Hemsworth, 12th Northumberland Fusiliers, received D.C.M. for gallantry with bombing party and for carrying messages under fire.