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Uewaods foe Seevice is the Field—conM.
J)TSTTNGU1SHED SERVICE ORDEE—COnfrf.
Second Lieutenant (temporary Lieutenant) Frederick Leopold Puach, 19th
fCounty of liondon; Battalion, The Loudon Regiment (St. Pancras), Territorial
Force.
For conspicuous gallantry, marked ability and reanuroe at Loos on 25th and
27tn September, 1915. During the advance through Loos he leu a party of
bomoers, and, going alone into a house, captured seven Germans, blthough
badly shot, in the face by one of them. Noi.withHi anding nis serious injury
this very gallant Officer continued clearing tne enemy out of the cellars in
the town.
Lientenant Pnsch organized the bombing attack of Grenadiers on S7tk
SepLemb"r, operating from the Chalk Pit against the Copse, at gr**t
personal risk, and helped materially in its capture.
[Extract from the London Gae^tte^ dated 6th November, IQl^,)
AxrENDMENT.
Captain Hugh Alexander Ross, D.S.O., 2nd Battalion, The Gordon Hlghlanderi, w«
IncorrecUy described in the London Gazette of the 4th luatant (page 1088a> •«
" Temporary Major." His rank is that of Captain,
{Extract from the London Gaz0tte^ dated 8th November^ 1915.)
Admiralty.
1th November, 19U,
The Kino has been graciously pleased to glT« orderi for tb« appointment of th« under'
mentioned Officer of the R >yal Naval Divlilon to be Companion of the Dittinguliilied
Service Order la recognition of services la the Q&llipoU operation* :—
UeateoRnt-Colonel Charles Kennedy Ceaufnrd'tttoArt, R.M.
(^Extract from, the London Oaxette^ dated \%tk November^ 1915.)
War OMce^
I8tn November^ Ifilfi.
His Majesty The King has been graciously pleased to approve of the appointment of the
nndermen'jioned Orficer to be a C impanlon of ihe Distingjlshed service Order, In
recognition of his gallantry and devotion to duty in the Held : —
Ciptaln Arthur Penrlee Sayer, 9l3t Field Company, Royal Engineers.
For consyicuouii gallantry near Loos m the morning of 2dih SepLomber, IttlS.
He rallied m^n of various units who were retiring from Hill 70, and led them
up the hill again. It^wa-i largely duo to his cool action at a critical momeat
that the troops in his lociUty were able to hold their ground.
LAter he readereii groat ser^le^s In collecting 8tr.ijijlers.to flU th'^ol) Q«r«ai
treneheri, and continued doing tils untlllie waa overcome by gas.