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all tracks and roads leading to the lower Jordan Valley. This accomplished, any troops hemight determine to transfer from the west tothe east bank of the Jordan would have tomake a considerable detour…

T./2nd Lt. Arthur Norman Usher, M.C.R. Fus.For conspicuous gallantry and resolution.When his C.O. was killed and his company-had suffered severe casualties, he took over-command, rallied his men and l…

Page 1 t3124 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZE1TE, 7 NOVLM13ER, 1U1& .-::yice.Maj. H. E. Kenyon, D.S..O., K.A. 23rd Sept. 1918. ,.r. .Capt. F. M. Montresor, M.C., R.A., and ta relinquish the actg. rank of…

T./2nd Lt. Ernest Charles Parsons, B.E.He was laying communications betweenbrigade headquarters and batteries when theenemy put down a heavy and accurate barrage on the area. He remained until thesitu…

T./Lt. Edward Jesse Clift, A.S.C.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When the enemy put down a heavybarrage on the forward point where he astransport officer had taken rations, his coolness…

The undermentioned 2nd Lts. to beLts.: ? .B. Scots.?R."J. Pattison. 1st Sept. 19:18.'Ches. R.?F. Bridge. 1st Sept. 1918.'Essex B.?T. E-. Philipps. 28th Sept. 191.8.K.B. Bif. G.?A. Armstrong. 1st Sept.…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TOTHELONDON GAZETTE, 6 NOVEMBER, 1918. Lt. .H. Thorns, Spec. Res., on ceasing to : Frank Joseph Kelly. - . - - •;;.. eomdr~a Trencii" Mortar Batt: '18'th Aug. ' " Arthur'Herbert Kenn…

Rev. Frederick Wgngfield Douglass C.F.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in action. When heavy enemy fire obtained a direct hit on one of our posts hewent out at once to the post and, in sp…

The undermentioned temp: 2nd Lts. tobe temp. Lts.:?/.. .-H. G. Howell. 29 June-1918.28 Oct. 1918.C.F. House." " ~ "J. Darneley.2nd Lt. A. C. Bell (Oxf.>& Bucks. L.I.,T.F.) ceases to'be empld. with the…

.'-?Temp; Lt/A-.-'C. Turner," Gen-. List.15th July 1918: ."-?? - : - ?27th Nov. 1917. ,-c ., ,xyv:..'Celia-May C'olquhoun'Macneil, M/B/,?;?"?. Amy Florence;. NasVM.BVfF;R:C.B; .-? -Adeline Herbert Oam…