The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

DEATHS 10 DATE, q PER CENT.
-LAJ,OOO NILES FLOWN.
Paris Discussins an Exposition in 1910
women as Arehitects- strikers soc
FOR Lrnienr, The seine Treats Amer
teams Badi, THANK sgi,i Ing Dinners

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,p~cta CANE n~sraich m THr SrS
PARIS. Nov. rs Prof Soreau, lecturing
before the civilenRinsers. said the dangers
~ aviation should not be exaggerated
hs Aero Club Of France has issued over
- licenses and the total number Of avia-
= IN the world il about s0o The dea hs
have been about g per cent The total
distance flown may I've estimated at ic5 tan
v'il"S. or one death for 9. lSs 20 miles
movement for an International exit
Ni'ion IN Paris in 1890 was started this
week by a number Of Senators acting in
rahalf 81 the commerce and industry
group in the Senate. who visited IN" Min
.'sr Of Commerce and urged that such
exhibitions ameliorate Internal ional r"la-
lions and stimulate the prosperity If the
country
The newspapers are recalling the un
fortunate results Of the exhibition II 1917
and depicting how circulation in the
s'r"at- was impeded. the price of food
rose and never fell again, and lahorers
who were attracted 10 Paris never re
turned TO the country and were never
willing 10 reinquish the except innaI
prices that then prevail lied
Tho newspapers. however. evidently
fear their opposition il useless in the face
Il M. advocacy Of IN. sch.m. by those
who favor il
Two Russians. the Misses Bernstein
and i-sakovich, and a Partisan. Miss Ire
la' hav" obtained architects Diplomas
This IL the first time ON record when
women have been thus honorad Miss
Irolar. who Was hraCketed first with two
men cut of twenty three competitors
he daughter and granddaughter of
dustin griished architects
Tho first attempt was made during tho
we"S "a obtain pardon for dismissed
railway workers who were lot 20 during
the recent strike Of the railroad workers
union The engineers and iiremcu's
SvniICate sd "A group Of Deputies to
interview Premier BRAND on this suhjec
VI Brand replied that amnesty was
impossible However the Government.
nc said was ready to ,ntercede with
'he companies for humane treatment II
he men who had been dismissed and
hoped that the sentences would ha con
firrn~d only Ill the case Of those who had
committed wrongful acts. The Premier
pointed out that acts of sabotage were
continuing daily and thus impeding the
Governments action
An example OF the soreness at rho
American invasion m AN unexpected
quarter il shown in a long article by tho
Rome correspondent Of the Tom DS. who
complains that the Turkish Government
grants excavation trades for the Cyr"n"
district To Americans only. 10 the detri-
r'ent Of Italian archaologfsts. who are
able only TO obtain permits 10 mas"
researches The correspondent maintains
that Europe has "A historic claim upon the
shores washed hv the Medlt err5ln can.
when the men OF the new world try 10
-upilant us there he says they are
planting the starry hammer in or Old
European civilization in the very heart
NJ the Latin world. and with what possible
aims
Though Paris scorns the idea OF there
hsing any further trouble with the Seine
this winter il il certain that the recent
scare has affected trad. Their. are
fewer rich Americans and English peopl.
here than usual az this time Of the year
while many French residents have left
for the Riviera and Egypt earlier than
they ordinarily do Socially. therefore
PARIS is duller than Il has been for "A long
time.
some Americans Were victims Of the
recent rise in the river Mr. George
Fl.urot house on the Avenue Montaigne
was flooded 20 that the electric hight
and heating apparatus. which was only
recently installed after II had been totally
destroyed by the January food. was again
damaged The American Clubs tennis
court at Seuilly was ruined The MEM
hers OF the club. who have just paid an
Assessment to have it put IN order are
unwilling TO pay out more money 10 have
the process repeated
Thank sgiving dinners were the only
important festivities of the week Amba--
sador Bacon had two dinners. one with
the American Society on "Wednesday and
the other with his family on Thursday.
Mr. G. Postley served turkey and
pumpkin pie TO sixteen French and Amari-
ran guests. among whom were Or and
MIR W Younger. DR. and Mrs Gros and
r Montgomery.
Mrs Millington Drake gave "A dinner
which was followed by a ball Mrs
Rri1terfield and Mrs David J Hill received
with her Gen. and Mrs Winslow and
Princess Poniatowski were others who
entertained.
ON Thursday the Americans at the Hotel !
Cecilia gave a fancy dress ball which was
attended by some officer 81 IN. flagship
Connecticut Of I'll. American Atlantic |
~e.r a. guests Rear Admiral Adams was
there with his wife and daughter Mes
DANES = Llnd 7 WEIGH and " Childs
we've among those present
Mar. Van Worst and Mrs Wastco Il
ar. giving series of weekly informal
teas
Mr. \ Lord has begun her sunday
afternoon receptions
Mr. IIinch Smith will begin her must
cal.- IN December
Mr. and Mr- Frank Carolyn have taken .
Mr. Baxter Tevi-- fiat for rhe winter I
They are now on a visit To Ambassador .
BRYAN at Brussels
Lillian BlaUvelt. the American singer
10 ~pending "a few weeks IN Paris She il
not willing to sing here
Mrs Gouverneur Morris ha- arrived
in Pari. to spend the winter