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f Smith, Archibald Lumsdaine Pentland, M.A., B.Sc. 1892, M.B.,
CM. Lieut., R.A.M.C.
Smith, Ernest Anderson, 1914. Private, 14th Argyll and Suther-
land Highlanders. See Roll of Honour.
Smith, Harry Kebel, 1894. Lieut. -Col., 4th The Black Watch.
Hon. Lieut, in Army.
* Smith, James Patterson, 1911. Captain, 4th Spec. Res., The High-
land Light Infantry, attd. 2nd King's Own Scottish Borderers.
Smith, John Alexander Hay, 1908, B.A. (Camb.) Sec. Lieut.,
11th The Royal Scots. See Roll of Honour.
Smith, John Campbell, M.A 1899, M.B., Ch.B. Ho. Physician
and Ho. Surgeon, St. George's Hospital, London. Captain,
R.A.M.C. Radiographer at Hospitals in Egypt and Palestine.
Smith, Mary Campbell, M.A. 1899. Quartermaster, Red Cross
Auxiliary Hospital, Caird Rest, Dundee. "Mentioned," August
1917, for services rendered.
* Smith, Neil Innes, 1916. Sec. Lieut., R.G.A., Spec. Res.
-j- Smith, Norman Kemp (Duncan), M.A. 1893. M'Cosh Professor of
Philosophy, Princeton University, New Jersey. Intelligence Section
of H.B.M. Admiralty, later in the American Section of H.B.M.
Ministry of Information.
* Smith, Thomas, 1915. Sec. Lieut., 13th The Royal Scots. See Roll
of Honour.
* Somers, James Willoughby, won a Bursary, 1915. Private, 4th
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Sec. Lieut., R.F.C.
Captain and Flight Commander and Flight Group Commander,
H.Q. Staff, 7th Group. Act. Staff Off., 2nd Class.
Sorley, John, M.A. 1890, M.B., CM., D.P.H., LL.B. Medical
Officer, Bevan Hospital (Kent V.A.D. Red Cross), Sandgate.
* Soutar, Charles William, M.A. 1912, B.Sc, M.C. Sec. Lieut.,
12th The Cameronians. Lieut. (Acting Major), M.G.C
The Military Cross awarded to T/Lt. C. W. Soutar, M.G. Corps, for
conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty, when in acting command of
his company he took charge at a time when only four guns out of sixteen
remained in action. These he retired to a new position given him, but
finding no field of fire, he advanced again on his own initiative and covered
the retirement of the infantry as long as it was necessary. (26th July
1918.)