HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE. 153frighten the Kaiser into premature overturesfor peace we will refrain from stating ournumbers or insisting on our now formidableaspect. We will only say that all ranks areanxiously waiting orders to move, and thatwhen one or two essentials are supplied weshall have good hopes of doing so. <strong>The</strong>following is a list of the Officers of the·4th, Battalion :ROLL OF OFFICERS.Lieut.-Colonel A. W. Jones. Major A. Gillon. Major W. B. Rankin. Major H. J. Stone. Captain and Hon. Major A. C. B. Ingle. Captain L. C. F. Oppenheim (Expeditionary . Force).Captain E. G. Fellows.Captain H. B. M.Coghill (ExpeditionaryForce).Captain N. Donnithorne.Lieut. J. G. B. P.Graham.Lieut. A. H. Russell' (Expeditionary Force).Lieut. J. A. C. Inglis.Lieut. H. O. Wolfe-Murray.Lieut. G. P. Hall (Expeditionary Force).Lieut. N. B. Hunter.Lieut. H. S. Aston (Expeditionary Force).2nd Lieut. T. M. ~:t:'Leod.2nd Lieut. A. B. Porter.2nd Lieut. W. T. Davis.2nd Lieut. H. S. M'Culloch.2nd Lieut. A. A. Macfarlane-Grieve.2nd Lieut. W. M. D. S. Strettell.2nd Lieut. C. Gillespie.2nd Lieut. J. P. Smith.2nd Lieut. L. A. Judd..2nd Lieut. J. Lees.2nd Lieut. W. S. Wynne.2nd Lieut. H. D. C. Craig.2nd Lieut. H. T. B. BosheIl.2nd Lieut. T. J. O'Connor.2nd Lieut. C. Hunter.2nd Lieut. G. A. MacDermott.2nd Lieut. G. R. Shield.2nd Lieut. W. Oldfield.2nd Lieut. F. S. Leslie. Captain and Adjutant W. C. Leckie-Ewing. Lieut. and Quartermaster J. Sutcliffe. ATTACHED FOR DUTY.2nd Lieut. D. B. ~{'Kenzie. 2nd Lieut. J. L. Macintosh. 2nd Lieut. D. S. V. Gordon. H.L.I. BAZAAR.OUR readers may perhaps remember that theGrand Bazaar to provide funds for the proposedH.L.I. Club in Glasgow was to havebeen held at the end of October. On thedeclaration of war all idea of holding thebazaar had to be abandoned, and collectorswere requested to send any cash in their handsto Hamilton, to be placed on deposit receipt.<strong>The</strong> following sums have been received :Major Grahame, D.S.O., from. Current Account, .. £319 0 0Mrs. G. Wilson, 1st BattalionStall, 86 9 8Mrs. V. J ohnstone Stewart, Depotand Lanarkshire Stall, 26 4 3Mrs. Anderson, 1st BattalionStall, 5 160Colonel Ronaldson, 1st Battalion, 56 6 9Mrs. C. Neill, Flower Stall, 300Mrs. William Anderson, 1st Bat- .talion Stall,Mrs. J. Arthur, Ayrshire Stall, ..20 0 0500Miss Speir, Perthshire Stall, 11 0 0Miss Ronaldson, 1st BattalionStall, 15 0 0Mrs. Russell, Depot and LanarkshireStall, .. 9 16 6Miss Hamilton, Galloway Stall, 14 2 3--, No. 6 Stall, 13 4. 0Mrs. Campbell of Ross, CampbellStall, 13 14 0A total to date of £597 13s. 5d.H.L.I. ASSOCIATION.SINCE the outbreak of war the work of theAssociation has been confined almost entirelyto paying monthly allowances already onthe books. <strong>The</strong> whole of the ExecutiveCommittee and most of the members of theBranch· Committees are doing duty with thevarious battalions of the Regiment. MajorBrowne and Captain Bridge have visited theH.L.I. sick and wounded in Edinburgh,and Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. P. Andersonthose in Glasgow, to see what could be donefor their comfort. <strong>The</strong>y found the men. verywell provided for, the principal want beingRegimental glengarries and badges, so thatthey'" might appear a credit to the Regiment."<strong>The</strong> Quartermaster's department atthe Depot has been able to reply promptly. to all such demands.
154 HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE.H.L.I. ASSOCIATION.LIST OF CASES ASSISTED FOR QUARTER ENDING30TH JUNE, <strong>1914</strong>.EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.P. W., £0 10 0April-W. R (10s. per month for 1 year), o 10 10W. S. (£3 to furnish room andpedlar'S licence),Mrs. K. (granted 5s. per week for310 01 year), 1 1 8Mrs. M., o 10 0May-Mrs. F. (£5 granted for 1 year£2 10s. half-yearly), 210 0W. R, 10 0Mrs. M., 10 0P. W., o 10 0Mrs. K., 1 1 8June-D. M. (to purchase clothing), 1 10 0W. C. (loan-to assist passage toCanada), 210 0Mrs. M., 010 0P. W., 010 0Mrs. K., 1 1 8W. R, o 10 0-----Total, £17 15 10EDINBURGH BRANCH.April-S. T. (fare to Rosyth), £0 2 0W. O. (board and lodgings), 0 1 0J. T. (fare to Hartlepool), .. 0 6 0P. T. (assistance and fare to Glasgow),0 3 6May-W. W. (fare to Rosyth), 0 2 6P. G. (fare to Rosyth and lodgings),0 3 4T. G. (assistance), 10 0T. G. (assistance), o 10 0P. H., 0 4 6June-J. C. (rent and assistance), 010 0J. W. (board), 0 3 0A. H. (board), 0 3 6J. C. (loan), 10 0G. C. (board for 2 children), o 10 0J. T. (assistance and board), 0 2 4-----Total, £4 1 8GLASGOW BRANCH.AprilMr. W. (loan),MayMrs. C.,Mrs. C.,JuneMr. M.,Total,DUNDEE BRANCH.April-A. G. (tobacco, etc.),Mrs. J. Y. (assistance in connectionwith late husband's illness),May-A. G. (tobacco, etc.),June-A. W. (rent, etc.), ..A. G. (tobacco, etc.),Total,LONDON BRANCH.April-NilMay-Mr. L. (loan-for railway fares,etc.),June-Return not received.Total,HAMILTON BRANCH.Nil.RECAPITULATION.DETAIL.Executive Committee,Edinburgh Branch,Glasgow Branch,London Branch,Dundee Branch,Hamilton Branch,Total, ..£0 10 01 5 02 0 0210£5 16 0£0 3 43 0 00 3 40 10 00 3 4£4 0 0£2 0 0£2 0 0£ s. D.£17 15 104185 16 0200400£33 13 6
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