GOVERNMENT WELCOME FOR SELFRIGHTING AEROPLANE. From Our Own Correspondent. PARIS, Monday At a fete given in Paris to M. Poineare, who assume 3 the Presidential chair to-morrow, the question of the development of aviation in France was mentioned. In this connection M. Quinton, th

To the Editor of " The Daily Citizen." Sir, -In a - police court case it RU stated that a recipient of the Victoria Cross had sold this coveted distinction. Surely the sale of this badge should be prohibited, at any rate during the owner's lifetime. J. W. 56, Fentiman.road, S.W.

To the Zditor of "The Daily Citizen." Sir,—The inter-denominational organisation which bears the name of the Boys' Brigade exists for exclusi‘elv religious purposes. The only objects of its military drill are to secure the interest of the lads, band them together, and teach them

After hearing the views of a deputation representing the local branches of the Independent Labour Party, the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants. and the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, the Lvciney (Gloucestershire) Rural District Council . have passe

Chambers's is the only Encyclopedia that is always up date. it is a standard work, being sold every day and constantly being reprinted, so that at each reprinting it is possible to correct it and to bring it up to date. For instance, it contains articles by Sir E. Shackleton on

CONSIDERED. Favourable consideration has been given by the authorities to the proposed scheme of "tube railways" in London for the conveyance of mails and parcels, and fresh developments may be shortly expected. The scheme will cost little over half a million pounds. and a savin

POINT DUTY CASE. COUNSEL AND PROTECTION FROM JURIES." Before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House Police Court yesterday, William Albert Legood (25), motor-omnibus driver, of Heron-road, Willesden, was charged on remand with having caused the death of Police-Constable John Smith

That the stage may serve as a great uplifter of ideals is proved beyond contention when such a play as " non Ilur " is placed before the public. Productions of that kind serve to make us understand that the history of religion preached to us in our churches is a real history. No

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