THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1916. ALF RED LIGHT, BANDMASTER. PTE. ARTHUR EDWARD SWAL- LOW, Killed in action 'April 8th, 1916. En listed with 21st Battalion at 18- ston, Nov. 4th, 1915. Formerly from Ashford, Kent, Eng. KINGSTON'S "POSTIES""--THE FINEST EVER. ! LIEUT, LEONARD H. BIRK T, ith 80th Battalion, now in England. He a son of Mr. and Mrs. City letter carriers, taken on the steps of the Post Office. Left to right, top row--F. Connors, R. Elliott, J. Inglis, A. Buck. Second row--J. All- J. H. Birkett, 104 Bagot St., Kingston. mark, T. Pickering, F. Phillips (overseas with 21st Battalion), M. Donnelly, T. Parkin and B. Hanlon (standing). Lower row--J. Purtell, M Murphy, George Little (President of Carriers' Federation), G. Laws, A Blomley and D. Patterson, Ae ini DRIVER GEO. DICKSON, Who has gone overseas with the 46th Batte Queens. He was employed with E. P. Jenkins, Clothier, Kingston, for a number of years. PTE. ALBERT HURST, 80th Batt, C.EJF. son of Mrs. Ruth Hurst, Hamilton. His wife resides at 4 L. Rides treet, King: ston. PTE. JACK O'NEIL, KINGSTON, Son of James O'Neil, 11 John St. who left last June with the 39th Batt. Now in France with rein- forcements for 2nd Batt. DR. MALCOEM McLEOD, 36th Battery, R.C.H.A., at his home time 29th Hi e of © LATE CORP. TRAVERS HORA, Battalion, Vancouver, who died of wounds received in Was a son of Arthur Hora, King street, Kingston, and at GEORGE HOLDEN, With No. 2 Co., First Contingent, wounded at Ypres, invalided, and now. with the Y.M.CA. in Flan enlistment was Treasurer of the C.P.R. in Vancouver. ders. The above photograph shows the grave of the late Lieut. -Col. HR Duff, of Kingston, who died while on active service with Queen's Stationary Hospital at Cairo, Egypt. It was taken by an Australian soldier who sent it to Mayor Richardson. The flowers on the grave were placed there by direction of the British C sul at Cairo. Col Duff is buried in St. George's cemetery. in Scotland on furlough, after 13 months strenuous fighting in France. Dr. McLeod was for some years in the employ of Mr. Jas. W. Bell, Elmseroft Farm, and is well known in Kingston township and vicinity. PRIVATE WILLIAM McLAUGH- LIN, | Son of James McLaughlin, Stuart street, Kingston, with 77th Bat- talion, Ottawa.