LEAGUE SECRETARY'S NOTES.
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The Ypres Times.
Middlesex Regiment "Hallowes, T./2iid Lt.
Rupert Price, 4th Battalion.
King's Royal Rifle Corps Cooper, No. R/2794»
Sergt. Edward, 12th Battalion Dimmer
Lieut. John Henry Stephen, 2nd Battalion.
Manchester Regiment Smith, No. 168, A/Cpl.
Issy, 1st Battalion.
North Staffordshire Regiment Carmiehael,
No. 34795, Sergt. John, 9th Battalion.
Highland Eight Infantry Brodie, I.ieut.
Walter Lorraine, 2nd Battalion Hamilton,
No. 331958, Pte. (A./L -Cpl.) John Brown.
Seaforth Highlanders Edwards, No. 265473,
Sergt. Alexander.
Gordon Highlanders *Brooke, Lieut. James
Anson Otho, 2nd Battalion Kenny, No.
6535, Drummer William, 2nd Battalion
Mcintosh, No. 265579, Pte. Senge (T.F.).
Royal Irish Fusiliers *Morro\v, No. 10531
Pte. Robert, 1st Battalion.
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
"Liddell, Capt. John Ardan (and R.F.C.).
Rifle Brigade Burman, No. P/649, Sergt
William Francis, 16th Battalion "Wood
roffe, 2nd Lieut. Sidney Clayton, 8th Batta
lion.
Royal Irish Regiment Room, No. 8614, rte.
(A./L.-Cpl.) Frederick, 2nd Battalion.
Royal Dublin Fusiliers Ockenden No.
10605, Sergt. James, 1st Battalion.
London Regiment: (T.F.) Belcher, No. 9539,1,./-
Sgt. Douglas Watler, 1 /5th (City of I.ondon)
Battalion (London Rifle Brigade) Knight,
No. 370995, Sergt. Alfred.
Tank Corps v. Royal West Surrey Regiment,
sub Robertson.
Machine Gun Corps 29th Battalion, v. Royal
Scots, sub McGregor.
Royal Army Medical Corps Martin-Leake,
I.ieut. Arthur v Royal Berkshire Regiment.
sub Ackroyd.
Royal Flying Corps v. Liddell sub Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders *MottersheadNo.
1396, Sergt. Thomas; Warnsford, Flight-
Sub-Lieut. Reginald Alexander John, Royal
Naval Air Service.
Royal Navy "McKenzie, Able Seaman. O.N.J.
31736 (Ch.j.
New Zealanders Frickleton, No. 6/2133,
L./Cpl. Samuel. N.Z. Infantry Nicholas,
No. 24213, Pte. Henry James, N.Z. Infantry.
Indian Regiments Khudadad, No. 4050, Sepoy,
12th Duke of Connaught's Own Baluchis
Mir Dast, Jemadar, I.O.M., attached 57th
Wilde's Rifles (Frontier Force).
South Africans: Hewitt, No. 8162. L./Cpl.
William Henry, 2nd Battalion S.A. Regiment.
NEW FoundlandÉrs Ricketts, No. 3102, Pte.
Thomas, 1st Battalion Royal Newfoundland
Regiment.
Australians *Birks, 2nd Lieut. Frederick, 6th
Battalion A.I.F. "Bugden, No. 3774, Pte.
Patrick, 31st Battalion Australian Infantry
"Cherry, 2nd Lieut. Percy Herbert, M.C.,
26th Battalion A.I.F. Dwyer, No. 2060,
Sergt. John James, Australian M.G.C.
Grieve, Capt. Robert Cuthbert, Australian
Infantry Inwood, No. 506, Pte. Reginald
Roy, 10th Battalion Australian Infantry
Jackson, No. 588, Pte. William, 17th Batta
lion Australian Infantry; Jeffries, Capt.
Clarence Smith, 34th Battalion*McGee,
No. 456, Sergt. Lewis, 40th Battalion Aus
tralian Light InfantrvPeeler, No. 114,
L./Cpl. Walter, A.I.F."
Canadians Barron, No. 404017, Cpl. Colin, 3rd
Battalion istCan. Ontario RegimentBellew,
Capt. Edward Donald, 7th Canadian Infan
try Battalion (British Columbia Regiment)
"Fisher, No. 24066, L./Cpl. Frederick, 13th
Canadian Regiment; *Hall, No. 1539, Col.-
Sergt. Frederick William, 8th Canadian In
fantry Holmes, No. 838301, Pte. Thomas
William, Canadian Mounted Rifles Kinross,
No. 437793, Pte. Cecil John, 49th Battalion
Alberta Regiment "Mackenzie, Lieut. Hugh,
D.C.M., Canadian M.G.C. Mullin, No. 51339.
Sergt. George Harry, M.M., Eastern Ontario
Regiment O'Kelly, I.ieut. (A./Capt.) Chris
topher Patrick John, M.C., 52nd Battalion
Canadian Infantry Pearkes, A./Major George
Randolph, M.C., 5th Battalion Canadian
Mounted Infantry "Robertson, No. 552665,
Pte. James Peter, 27th Battalion Canadian
Infantry Scrimger, Capt. Francis Alexander
Caron, Medical Officer, 14th Battalion Royal
Montreal RegimentShankland, Lieut.
Robert, 43rd Battalion Canadian Infantry.
TO OUR NEW MEMBERS.
A pleasant duty, however oft recurring, never
becomes stale, just by reason of its character.
What could be more satisfactory than the fact
which occasions the writing each quarter of this
open letter bidding a hearty welcome to all who
have enrolled in the interval Not only do new
members help to maintain the foundations and
keep upright the pillars of our Association, but
their growing numbers are evidence that the
League supplies a need to many, and is striking
deeper and deeper root into our national life.
Every new member adds to the number of men
and women who go on their way not in entire
forgetfulness of the sacrifices made by those who
stood for their country's glory fast." Gratitude
