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immwniMi 11111,1,nvstaLw.tKiT"-TIIT~-BImYnr-M-MHT Th '11" {""J Tbe MH?ary Cross t.<> u..t. DISTINCTION FOR A LOCAL OFFICER. A supplement to the London 'Gazotta" issued on ednesJay night contains a long list of officers amd men who have been rewarded with mih'tarv honours for their services in connection with the ill- iated operation a: Su\ a Bay and Ansae in the autumn 01 last year. Included in the list is ti:e name or C;ip?in Cecil tk?e, 11SL ',S the Militarv Cross. Capt, Cecil Piiihips is the second son of Mr. "W iihain Phillips, postmaster, Lian- elly, and is a solicitor by profession. This young ofifcer was in camp with the 4th "W elsh (I), on xhc outbreak ct war. or some time tiiey were stationed at Fort Scoveston, Pembrokeshire, and :ter a further period of training at Bedford, they were selected to form a part of the 59th Division for the great offensive in 59th D,'vl'siori i,)l- The g?re,L- oifens,e iu was) Phillips u. th??.?h ? Yc?- ?rd?- ous time without a scratch, and at one oeriod was in charge of a whole battalion ¿1] the other cf!e-s haying Le-en render- ed hors de combat. At. the risk of his life he left tne trenches to save a wounded officer, and in spite of a mur- derous Lre irom lurhisn lines, brought- him into safety. few days after this act of bravery a letter was re- ceived from Captain Hubert John stating j "the whole r •girnenr. is ringing with praises cf his (Lieutenant Phillips') gallantry." I PARK Ci-5'J AOH SUNDAY SCHOOL. -9 t At the "d.:O:ri:cJ mee;n:g ci the teachers and cIul r fceiioiars of this flourishing Sunday ,'iehooi. Councillor E. W illis Jones and Mr. Philip Rogers were appointed superintendents to succeed M Harry D. I-h er.s, J.P.. and Mr. Evan eones. TL 2 new super': cedents ?re A a i-rv D. T?, j. nl AT, will 110 uoubt oe able to maintain the ciouey of the to the f.dlest extent. There was an esoeller. t attendne.ee at the r tee » Young People's Society last- night whrn a O^bate took place on the question—"Cat; the Church retain hold upon the young men." Mr. Fens are Mr. H:11 Di'.vos were the lea ders, ot her V->~s j.'so taking pert.

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