Branches and Corresponding Members.
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tary'had instructions to procure a wreath with a
suitable inscription and the representatives were
asked to take the wreath with them and lay it on
the Cenotaph after it had been unveiled.
The Secretary was instructed to write to the
Glasgow Cenotaph Committee asking if tickets
could be obtained for all lady members resident
in the city to be present at the unveiling ceremony.
It was proposed that a personal appeal should
be made to each local member to try to get the
aims and activities of the League better known in
Scotland than they are.
The Secretary reported that he had been written
to by many on the subject of pilgrimages to the
Salient during the summer. It was thought
that, if a sufficient number came forward from
Glasgow, a party could be arranged. The Secre
tary had also knowledge that persons in other
parts of Scotland were desirous of going to the
Ypres district this summer. The Committee
accordingly instructed the Corresponding Secre
tary to ask the Secretary of the League in London
if it was necessary to be a member of the Ypres
League before one could undertake a trip to the
Salient under their auspices.
It was considered advisable that for the present
the Interim Committee should meet once every
two weeks and Dr. Roy Young offered the use of
a room in his house for the meetings of the Com
mittee, which was gratefully accepted. The next
meeting of the Committee was fixed for Thursday,
29th instant.
A vote of thanks was given to the Chairman.
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:ST. ALBANS
BRANCHES.
Hon. Secretary to the London County Committee JBoughey, 4B
Peabody Buildings, Herbrand Street, W.C.i.
N.W. Branch: Captain C. Alliston, 45, Regents Park Road, N.W.i.
L. N. Gerrard, 35, Dorset Road, Tue-Brook.
Captain J. Wilkinson, 40, Fieldhead Road, Highfield.
CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
JColeworth, The Gables, Britannia.
Captain C. W. Fowke, Yew Tree House, King's Sutton.
T. Roscoe, -6, Oaklands, Old Mill.
J. E. Simkin, 10, Ellesmere Road, Salthey.
S. R. Phillips, 33, Chapel Street, Rishton.
A. M. Webster, Tacoma, Merrilocks Road.
H. L. Passmore, 40, Morley Road, Boscomhe Park.
M. H. Hunt, 7, Gordon Street.
J. W. Jenkins, 11, Mill Lane.
Lt.-Col. G. T. Willan, 5, Goschen Road.
W. B. Gunnell, 27, Palmerston Road.
W. H. Duncan Arthur, Town Flail.
Thomas A. Lloyd, Venora, Maresfield Road.
D. S. Vigo, c/o. 11, Kensington Terrace.
L. H. Davis, Ardsley House, Glen Conway.
Captain G. D. S. Parker, Frodesley Rectory.
Colonel R. Dudgeon, Cargen.
R. Davidson, 46, Chesser Crescent.
John Welch, 6, Miles Street, Mardyn.
C. S. Barber, 63, Hinshaw Street, Maryhill Road.
Miss J. G. Simpson, Old Rickhurst, Duusfold.
Mrs. Briggs, Deepdene, Park Drive.
Mrs. Cappel, Woodside Hotel.
Captain G. W. J. Cole, 2, Westbourne Terrace, Kingsway.
H. Groater, 430, Cranbrook Road.
P. Griffen Smith, 6, Fernleigh Drive.
G. M. Butterworth, Ivy Lea, Barton Lane, Milton.
Captain Taylor, M.C., Rangemore, 45, Buckland Road.
John Burman, 109, Mantoh Road, Eccles.
V. H. Denton, 4, St. John's Street.
Miss Dickinson, Beech wood.
C. A. Heppell, 15, Fern Avenue, Jesmond.
J. Hetherington, 74, Robin Hood Chase.
R. E. Coster, 421, Oxford Road.
Captain Andrews, 176, Manor Grove.
Major Montague Jones, St. Albans School
