President of the Canadian National Service League; also a Vice-President of the Bonne Entente

Chairman, Imperial Munitions Board; on the King's Birthday, 1917, was honoured by being made a Baronet

Medical Officer of Health for the City of Toronto

Capt. Beith, of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, is most favourably known to Canadians under his pen name Ian Hay, author of The First Hundred Thousand and many other stories; he has won the Mi

A member of the Faculty of the University of Toronto

After several months' service with hospital units at the Front, came to Canada as the Honorary Organizing Secretary of the Scottish Women's Hospitals for Foreign Service

Major Birks is well known as one of Montreal's merchant princes and leading public-spirited citizens; he was ably assisted in his Canadian work by Rev. George Adam of London, England, who proved to b

Shanghai, China

Queen's University, Kingston; was in charge of an important unit of the Queen's University Base Hospital, which went Overseas in April, 1915 & was stationed for several months at Cairo, Egypt during