Second-Lieutenant Harold Robert Wales, East Yorkshire Regiment, of 56 Hunter House Road. Fell in the Big Push. Aged 21. Was at Cambridge when war started.

Second-Lieutenant Charles Cartwright, formerly a master at King Edward VII School, Sheffield, killed in action.

Second-Lieutenant Brain Harrison, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, of Messrs. Pollock and Co., Sheffield. Killed in action

Second-Lieutenant S. E. Bridgwater, 80 Middlewood Road, Hillsborough, formerly a Sergeant in the Sheffield City Battalion, killed in action.

Second-Lieutenant Percy Hampson Allen, York and Lancaster Regiment, killed in action.

Lieutenant Stanley Cross Phillips, York and Lancaster Regiment. Son of Mr and Mrs A. L. Philips, Rutland Park. Aged 26. Formerly at Toledo Steel Works. Fell in the September advance

Second-Lieutenant Ernest Mason Adlington, West Yorkshire Regiment, The Woodlands, Wincobank. After seeing service in Gallipoli, fell in France. Aged 18

Second-Lieutenant Harold Edward Dyson, York and Lancaster Regiment, of Cowlishaw Road, who has been killed in action

Captain S. J. Lovegrove, DSO, eldest son of Major J. Lovegrove, of the Sheffield Artillery, died of wounds. Served with the King's African Rifles in British East Africa.

Second-Lieutenant John J. Fyffe, West Yorkshire Regiment, son of Dr. Andrew Fyffe, St. Philip's Road. Solicitor. Fell in France