Recruiting scene in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Sheffield

Captain J. V. Townsend, son of the late Mr. J. Townsend, of Sheffield, who has just received his captaincy in the 5th Yorkshire Regiment

Lieutenant E. G. Bingham, Yorkshire Regiment, the youngest son of Mr and Mrs F. W. Bingham, 117, Upper Hanover Street, Sheffield. Wounded.

Second-Lieutenant W. E. Nixon, the son of the Rev. W. H. Nixon, Vicar of Winster, near Matlock. Wounded in aerial reconnaissance.

Lance-Sergeant W. Burd, 28th Canadian Infantry, a Sheffield man, who figured in the recent honours list, being awarded the Distingushed Conduct Medal (DCM).

Lieutenant R. M. Davy, of the West Yorkshires, who has been wounded in the body by shrapnel

Nurse Clifton, a member of Mrs. Stobart's hospital unit in Serbia, back home again, with her mother, at 90, Pitsmoor Road, Sheffield.

Sergeant Herbert Barber, of No. 23 Brunswick Street, a member of the Ecclesall Board of Guardians, who is serving with the King's Royal Rifles.

Group of Indian soldiers, with some members of the Sheffield City Battalion, on active service in Egypt. Captain Douglas Allan is seen in the centre.

Nurse Clifton, who recently returned from Serbia. She was awarded a special medal for work among fever patients. Nurse Clifton is to lecture on her experiences, at the Victoria Hall on Wednesday evening next.