The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

$50 Pslo ENpedIslSn Runsa-starVa-
ton and the Simple Lhe-ln society.
--.-i1' ClS. D~,plicA m rMK SuS
1.sppN. April The political pot
l.. s.,'hinGly in Parliament. but the
r...., Rad lIstlessly only the headlines
.. .ae pewsPapers. evading the peruaAl
OIL. .ra long reports % the debates in the
r.sa ~ commons and the equally dull
e. r.als
~ week the Liberal Government
r., tasn TO discover precisely where
/, . - m regard 20 the budget and the
Ir-ss veto measures To-day the Gov
.. ruent whips ssnt urgent notices 70 the
LIBERAL and Nationalist TO attend next
weeks debates. The veto resolutions
is-a'e - destined 20 be short not
.vesr for the guillotine Of closure will
4 .1matically cut on tho discussion.
pu Monday the Governmsnts resolu-
to- Prescribing that all bills shall become
law after three reflections By the Houss
a. srds will enter the COMMITTEES stage.
t. debate on this resolution will con-
TIME until Thursday. when the guillo-
I've will he applied and q vote taken on
tha whole resolution On Thursday night
~ House will vote on the Governments
resolution limiting the duration Of Par
hamants 10 five ysars instead OF seven.
NO JoI Pm LIBERALS.
Tho Liberals have 6nished the past
week withou' JOY u 10 conceded that
Premier Asau.h will have almost insur-
r,runiLhle dtHculty ia piapning his
rr,gramma :" SUIT both Mr. R@imond
ans the per'b.rs of his Cabinet. who
arc NOT vet pr pared To- demand gtmTan-
to- from the th,"re while there a much
I.n-ral ur sasinesS ABOUT the fate OF the
get The Liberals are hoping the
Irish will not destroy II. Il IL admitted
hat the Ir sh have the whip hand.
he Liberal leaders trust that the
l-.sh ard the bulk Of the Liberal party
~ > satisfied Il they receive assurances
~ fla Liberal ma ority he again elected
49,. veto hill will become law or the Lib
.r.. Government Will decline 20 remain
r uHca Despite the i.ouAs Of the Lib
e-.r .eaiers IL IL believed that Mr.. Red
mont viii stand up for his demand for
guarantees from the throne.
cry few believe that MIR. Asquith will
pd, 80 the King 20 take such an extreme
SO, - thS creation Of $50 new peers.
W R-dmond dernsnds this guarantee
,-.n the throne hut few believe that MIR
A.Irith will consent 20 u. Mr.. Asquith
= determined 10 PASS the budget. hut
vr.'h"r he will stand firm by the Lib
s-1.s desire that the Government shall
sn office u II cannot devise means To
.,--soms the resistance Of the House
- Lords IL all Liberal measures remains
/. 80 sa~n Politically Mr.. Asquith 10 be-
'Wsan the devil and the deep sea. and the
pg'ur callpusiy does not care which gets
t.m
PoLO IVAN SUBSCRIPTIONS
Iscount Valentia has issued an appeal
2 the puhHc O. contribute a fund of
sr"u" o. buy ponies 90 enable an English
team q, visit New York to endeavor 20
r..uver the. international polo cup. cPp-
'...ad last year by n. p. Whitneys team.
Fifteen thousand dollars has been sub
s.-hed 80 far nv sporting noblemen.
army officers md others. A. with a few
exceptions the members Of the team that
VrlI ha selected are not wealthy enough
70 provide ponies u will he necessary for
the pIultr 80 make up the fund or else
the team will -" Inshle to g.. No part
II the fund j. - 10 us-d - defray the per
,,nal expenses 81 the chall~nRers.
The Timss makes an eloquent plea on
behalf Of the fund. Il says: Nobody
VII contend that We ere ccrtsin To win
..,rk the cup - the first attempt. but
t..r A representative teem will have a
cd sporting chRnce % sucsess ~ the
.rHulpn II the hest Judges on both sides
~ ne. Atlantic. who realize that our form
at year need not he taken into oalcula-
Ia IN considering the future
70 strikes Americans IN London - odd
'.4' Millionaire poloists like the Dukes
10 Westminster. RoNburghe and Port
and Ears LonsdFle. Shrewsbury and
ino.-tar and other wealthy sporting men
s.4d appeal 90 the public instead %
y-.vf,ng the fund themselves.
srsHysrInx ~ GRFar RRITAIN
pH,cial records disclose that rs persons
did II starvation m England and Wales
o. lsus az this number 50 deaths oc-
CURED IN London The victims included
former bank manager and an architect.
The others were chiefly casual laborerr.
lev London newspapers comment on
rrs-" tragic figures except u point out
''s iesth- from starvation are unk nov n
o. protsctoni-t countries
incidentally with the publication Of
." 'gllrs- the Counters u Warwick made
a .;.--ci At the opening % the u. nple life
~ hilton She said that England was
n entering a period % reaction against
i,.rIpu- living The necessity Tor he.
s.m.'. u," she sAid. affected tn" young
more than IL did the mother
zen mad accustomed themselves 10
-pri. ,i Things. which she Suppc r"d
-...i carry u EN- on in the very s,uail
,..' Of Iis eft 20 them. but they had got
T. .ri mat those who came after them
yer. going IN do better than thew Rad
#.ra Unless things were altered IN tile
,a.. = little ones the empire would fail
rar sh the physical deterioration u the
young - England.
NOVEL SUBWAY FEATURE.
Americans visiting LO0don this sum
me- will find a novel feature in the sub
v-,s here that they will certainly reInsm-
Dr. ..rg enough to tell Mr.. Shonts or the
i". service Commission abost u when
90. r"rurn "a New York All the under
a.