Private W. H. Fletcher, wounded while in action with the 6th York and Lancaster Regiment at the Dardanelles. His home is at 68, Furnival Road, Sheffield.

Flashlight photo taken in the sorting department of the General Post Office, Sheffield, showing a number of women workers, who are taking the places of men who have joined the Colours.

The approach of the last day - December 11 - for enlistment under Lord Derby's scheme has given a stimulus to recruiting, both for deferred and for immediate service

Arthur S. Vickers (25), son of Arthur Vickers, of 228 Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, who died yesterday. A few weeks ago he was released from Germany, where he was a civil prisoner of war for 14 months.

Motor ambulance presented by the parishioners of Dinnington, Laughton, Thurcroft, Brookhouse, Hooton Carr, and Anston, for use at the front. The car was dedicated on Sunday last by the Lord Bishop of Sheffield

Lance-Corporal Bingley Shaw, of 42 Lyons Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, recommended for the D.C.M. for gallant and meritorious conduct while serving as a cyclist in the military police

Lieutenant B. C. Frederick, of the Army Service Corps, son of the late Mr Frederick and of Mrs Frederick, of 24 Withens Avenue, Hillsborough, Sheffield, mentioned in dispatches and awarded the Military Cross.

Members of the bugle section of the 11th Battalion King's Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) [KOYLI]. They are all Sheffield men.

Sergeant Norman Hinett, 1st Battalion, Nottingham and Derbyshire Regiment (Sherwood Foresters), awarded the D.C.M. He enlisted at Chesterfield about 6 years ago, and is the nephew of Mr and Mrs G. R. Webb, of 343 Darnall Road, Sheffield

Corporal W. Bilbrough, of 40 Daniel Hill Street, Sheffield, who travelled to Sheffield from Hong Kong, where he was in the police service, in order to rejoin his old regiment, the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI)