UNLIGHTED ZEPPELINS PURSUED BY MOTOR-CARS WITH GUNS. PARIS, Monday. The Berlin correspondent of the Journal states thAt experiments are being carried out to test the use of Zeppelin airships in warfare at night. On several recent occasions two Zeppelins, with all lights extingui

Mr. George Lanebury will go to gaol rather than be bound over. • This decision he announced yesterday after the dismissal of his appeal against the decision of Sir John Dickinson, when he was charged with seditious speech. Mr. Lanabury said yesterday : "I signed an undertaking a

LIVERPOOL, Monday. Sugar: Cane steady, small trade. little offering; Tate . . nchanged; beet steady; July as. 100.; August lid.

UNION RECOGNITION. We are suffering now from our lack of organisation in the past, but there is a changed spirit among the men, and the management will have to alter their tactics." In these words an old employee at the Stoney Stanton (Leicestershire) quarry summed up to a repre

M. Comberlain, Belgium. proposed that this congress is in favour of an annual holiday for miners of a fortnight's duration with payment of wages. He said the adoption of this resolution in all mining countries would have the double advantage of reducing the accumulation of coal

Alderman James Corner, J.P., and Mr. Tyson Wilson, M.P.. the arbitrators in the Hereford building trade dispute, have made the following awsrd.4:-- Bricklayers who were receiving Md. per hour rise to &I. arpenters. who were receiving 7d.. receive 70. until September 1, 1914, whe

" I do not say that no plays should be written about social problems. for every man' will write about the things that interest him most. BLit I do say that all great art that has lived has been sublimely indifferent to such matters. Mr. John Masefield has written nothing of this