Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-08-06 | Page 2 | London home of Lloyd George is near Collapse

LOIIDOIIIIOF LLOYD GEHRGEIS rJEARCOLLAPSEj Historic Building at 10 j . Downing Street Has Foundation Foun-dation on Subsoil of Marb Which Has Settled London: "Aug. s cbt a. pv ia 1 Downing treet, th hm .nd of-ol of-ol Prim Mlnlawr Uoy Omit Mil Ike nMir.it British oount-prt to lh. Whit HmiM, l In dan of Th. bulldln rta m auboHil of marsn and mud, which during lut jhi'i drouth oMtlod to ouch an tont ta ndangr th tlmo-honortd mldcnc of 4h pramior and that of hi nnt door neighbor, AuaUn Chamberlain, Cham-berlain, government leader In the home of commona, who Hvea at No. J1. Purlng th preaent nxM of parliament, par-liament, hi mejeetr'a offlc woraer will take No. 1 and 11 "the two wing of the coalition" In hand and prop them up by under-pinning the foundation. Th mor adventurous even go to the threahold of th dingy brick building and run tralr finger over th pollened braeaW numbera, which ar firmly affiled, according to ouri'Olr huntera. j T"he tendon dlvorc court ha Jut flnlahed what la probably th last of Us record-breaking list of petition for marrlag annulments. To. relieve the Indon judicial machinery of overburden by uch casee. certain classes of dlvorc plea will he transferred trans-ferred to assise court In th provinces prov-inces wbea th court sitting ar relumed. re-lumed. Petition asking for dissolution of unhappy maniagee have been o numerous nu-merous since the war that Judge had to be borrowed ech term from other benches to relnforc th regular divorce di-vorce oourt Judiciary In order that the Hats might be cleared up before th aspiration of term. One or twice th lord chancellor ha found It necessary o spend a few hours dally between sitting of th house of lord, where he preelde on the wool ack, to assist Judges laboring with congestion In the divorce mill. Notwithstanding the fact that one Judge established record by disposing dispos-ing of petitions la an average of eight minutes, his Tim tAVen from bearing other eases caused clogging of caee elsewhere, o that th transfer of a portion of the work to the assise w.i. found to be th only olutlon.