The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
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I. inpo--ibls 60 .av What progress.
IA. n..-n rnad- ~ the conie r~nr~ but
% .. admitted thar the -ituaiion !. nou
,ulual Lloyd Cb~orgr and other mem
t.r. q IN. Governm~nt have ps'-t pnnssi
their part san .y-.echs- which wer- bonksd
f- neat week until a result has been
reached Faihre 80 aEr'-e would ~ foI-
seed NJ do,ibt nv the Announcrm~nt
e riyal schemes Tor the r-form 20 the
rd- and an early election for a decision
~ the country TN the other hand u
Q uumpromi-e - reached the -w~eping
chang involved must In any event b~
submitted 10 the people. bat the elect ION
~u,iId - po-t poRed until there had been
a. OPPORTUNITY for a thorough canvass
ct The great new i-s,Ies II - believed
the conferences will finish it, work one
wav or another within a week.
WONDERS oY TUrvRE CITIES
An international conference. on town
banning IN London this week has been
conzidsring tn. cities OF the future. The
most striking prophecies were those
Of Eugene Henard. city architect Of Paris.
lie foresaw "A revolution in road building
IN order To facilitate the underground
ssTviCss OF the future. There would 10.
he said. a system OF vacuum cleaning
u'prs for house and street cleaning ~ well
q, network OF pipes OF liquid air for
-.frigeration and a house to house supply
II r-trol which would superseds coal.
{. would be necessary. he believed. 20
r-rrnstruct the streets at Ave yards above
the ground level. The whole system
o. pres in the services specified and also
for -aa water and fresh air would he sus-
Pended below the bridge OF the roadway
R.low this would be- a space IS yards deep
containing four small railway lines.
including trucks for removing debris
and furnishing transport for every sort
n goods and materials.
TROUBLES or ROYALTY.
Queen Alexandra 10 certainly causing
smharrassme to her children. as she
insists on running her household as II
4 she we're the reigning queen. She even
retains her Mistress OF the Robes. thus
having two ladies serving in this capacity
simultaneously. a thing which has not
Lsppened in a British court in centuries.
She has also announced her intention
81 entering into social life as hitherto
o. soon a. her Period Of mourning ~ over
~ Their. will bs practically two courts
T. London. on. NJ Buckingham Palace
and the other al Marlborough House.
sPoRTIyE INTERESTS.
lrnording to the latest club reports.
solitaire - superseding bridge in popu-
hrfy auction bridge having made the
game 80 scientific that IL il task rather
than a pleasure TO play IT, clubmen say.
. they prefer peaceful solitaire to a
alarrsl=ome and difficult rubber at bridge.
English women are delighted at the
So victory won by a nineteen year old
49, ,'.Cilia Leitch. who defeated Harold
'nn. the amateur champion % Great
,, '1u Miss Ieitch played against great
OF the rain and wind was dreadful.
'' 40" hound her skirts with elastic
bands ana faced the elements bravely.
aiming by one hole. Many society
yemen. among whom was Mrs Chauncey.
sod the players until the weather
I... % too severe
..- Weather AZ Newmarket was too
4 tiG i"r the usual crowd To assemble for
Il .- t"-arsWItch and other races. ladies
'H.."r Parker and Alastair Innes-her,
..H".'r were present several days.
".f.u.d % long fur coats with tOque- and
Il 'ag"Iy-liz Mrr " " Aston brought
...s party for the Cesarewitch. which
rln ~ \ raInstorm with cold wind.
SOCIAL MOTIFS.
and Mrs Montague Elliott returned
20 adpn IN Wednesday after n visit TO
bradley Martins
." Ltrl and Countess ~ GranaTd are
rs'- ~ the Duchess 81 Ro1burRhe this