With the Ulster Division in France / A Story of the 11th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles (South Antrim Volunteers), From Bordon to Thiepval.

by Arthur Purefoy Irwin) A. P. I. (Samuels S.; Dorothy Gage Samuels

Captain E. F. Smith.

Wounded; son of Mr. Smith of Banbridge; before the war was an officer in the Lisburn contingent of the U.V.F.

Lieut. E. B. Vance.

Died of wounds a prisoner in Germany; C Company; son of the late Mr. William Vance, Antrim.

Captain Cecil Ewart.

Killed in action; second in command of C Company; he took Command of the Company after Captain Samuels was wounded. Captain Ewart is the second son of Mr. F. W. Ewart, Derryvolgie, Lisburn.