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oust her husband the painter Waldon Pierce.—A Ban Ross McDougall, Who made the costume we wore at the Quai's Arts Ball.—Charlotte Preshelt, the most naive person we have ever known.—Her sister Mabel who has just arrived in Paris to keep Charlotte from being lonesome.—Tarsis, moderate music enthusiast.—Louis Sioden, en route to Iran.—Dr. Ledoux-Lebard, Who shares our enthusiasm for Raphael Mendez. JAY KAUFMAN is known to read over America for his “Round the Town” to whom. While here in Europe on vacation, thirty prominent New Yorkers are each doing a day’s column for him. Eddie Dowling and his Wife, Ray Doyle,
column for him. Eddie Dowling and his Wife, Ray Doyle, here to show Paris to their seven-year-old son—Denis; MacSweeney, who tells John MacCdrack how and where he should sing.—Senator Murphy, who says that the telephone across the Atlantic will be completely practical in two years.—Mary Nash, the American star, here to arrange the purchase of a villa in Nice.—William Schwade, who knows Paris better than any other American we know and whose greatest happiness is giving his time to other Americans who don’t know it so well. In which include his.—Mrs. Sterner, who has done both America and France a
his.—Mrs. Sterner, who has done both America and France a service in bringing the American modern art exhibition to Paris.—Julia Hoyt who acted Bernstein’s “Judith” in Baltimore.--M. S. Bentham and the beautiful Mrs. on their trip.—Oscar Mouvet, brother to the illustrious Maurice. A Ri-Curio Shops. David Burton, Who does us the honor of being with us, is an anti-curio shops. We are very much for these shops. He is a window shopper. He has made an estimate of the hours we have wasted. But he says nothing of the hours he has kept us waiting while he has himself measured
he has kept us waiting while he has himself measured for shirts, shoes, clothes and underwear. A Description. Many descriptions of the Ball des Quais Arts. The one that we like best is this: A: I wouldn’t have believed this unless I had seen it. B: Having seen it, I still don’t believe it. A Toast. At the wedding breakfast of M. et Madame Gilbert Soldes. (Someone asks Donald Oggden Stewart to offer a toast to the bride and groom.) Begins Stewart: “We are gathered this morning to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of the first use of gas in Paris.”
hundredth anniversary of the first use of gas in Paris.” “Say Mar.” “Say Mar, where are those here? With the long hair and the capes I used to hear about? Say Mar, is this really and truly the Latin Quarter? Say Mar, we must be in the wrong place, haven’t we, Mar? Mar, they all look like us, don’t they, Mar? I’m terribly disappointed, Mar.” S. Jay Kaufman. ORIGINAL FEATURES FOR KONINKLIJK LUCHTVAARTDIENT AMSTERDAM, Saturday.—A passenger-carrying aeroplane embodying many strikingly original features in its design is now in course of construction for the Royal Dutch Air Service (k.l.M.) The design
construction for the Royal Dutch Air Service (k.l.M.) The design has been made by Fokker. It is a three-engined monoplane built upon the cantilever principle, which permits the abolition of external bracing wires. It is understood that, following the usual Fokker practice, the fuselage is the same built of welded metal, braced with piano wires; while the plane will be covered with wood instead of fabric. Three Puma engines will be mounted in the wing. Committee of Lawyers to Investigate Methods, WASHINGTON.—In an attempt to improve the methods by which the Attorney General handles its tremendous volume of business, the
the Attorney General handles its tremendous volume of business, the Secretary of the Interior through the appointment of a Committee, composed of representatives of the American Bar Association and the leading Patent Bar Associations of the country. Invitations have been sent to the President of the American Bar Association, American Patent Law Association, New York Patent Law Association, and similar bodies. The plan is to have the committee take a thorough survey and to submit suggestions for changes in methods. Bheausse de la grande flotte de patentes récentes, l'Office des brevets a été incapable de suivre avec les demandes de
brevets a été incapable de suivre avec les demandes de brevets. Le 22 mai, 22 personnes ont été victimes d'une intoxication aux hématiomes, et le directeur de l'institution est au point de mort. P. Vay Bil: X, Gérant. Prisette-tob Rée Paris-Sciences-Louise, Paris ANNUCEMENTS. Éricailie première établie en 1911 NOW SHOWING ADVANCED WINTER MODELS Newest materials — immédiate delivery No charge for alterations Spécial fitter for large models SPECIAL SUMMER BARGAINS DAILY 22 Place de la Madeleine, Paris. 39 Old Bond Street, London. THE PARIS TIMES, SUNDAY, juin, 4 . M. William Gibbs McAdoo, candidat démocrate à la présidence; à la
William Gibbs McAdoo, candidat démocrate à la présidence; à la dernière convocation à New York, refusait des interviews sur son arrivée à Paris, Mr McAdoo est arrivé à la gare Saint-Lazare à 4h25 de l'après-midi et fut immédiatement invisible. Les employés de l'hôtel ont déclaré qu'il est sorti à quelques minutes de là, et son secrétaire a souligné que le ex-Secrétaire de la Trésorerie serait peut-être prêt à parler ce matin. M. McAdoo, avec sa femme et leur fils, tourneront pendant une semaine en Europe avant de retourner à New York. Pendant cette période, selon Mr. McAdoo, leur voyage, les
York. Pendant cette période, selon Mr. McAdoo, leur voyage, les défaites démocrates au congrès de nomination réduiront à néant toute discussion politique, car ils sont ici purement pour une vacance. Dr. John R. Mott, secrétaire général de l'International Committee of the Y.M.C.A., est en route de New York pour Paris et arrivera vendredi, laissant immédiatement pour Genève pour l'International Conference of Young Men's Christian Associations. Quinze avocats parisiens se sont disputés la question de qui devrait rester à Paris pour tenir le fort tandis que les autres se rendaient à Londres pour le congrès de l'American Bar Association. Mr. John
Londres pour le congrès de l'American Bar Association. Mr. John M. Thomas remporte chaque ronde et est maintenant en charge de la situation juridique ici tout seul. Il a escorté ses collègues à la gare et est retourné à son bureau, déçu. Mr. Percy Savoy, de Holyoke, Mass., qui a étudié le droit pendant plusieurs années à Paris, part cette semaine pour les États-Unis pour entrer dans un cabinet de droit à New York. Il est président de l'Association des étudiants américains, qui inclut dans ses membres la grande majorité des étudiants américains à la Sorbonne et aux écoles des
des étudiants américains à la Sorbonne et aux écoles des beaux-arts. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bellnap James, de New York, sont arrivés à Paris et sont à l'hôtel Grillon. Dr. James est l'un des médecins bien connus de New York. Il a été engagé dans la pratique à New York depuis 1883 et depuis 1909 est professeur de Clinique de Médecine à Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich, qui ont leur maison à Great Neck, sur Long Island, ont quitté Paris pour une visite à Carlsbad. Mr. Aldrich a été dans l'industrie du cuivre à Colorado pendant de nombreux années
dans l'industrie du cuivre à Colorado pendant de nombreux années et est maintenant président de la Ray Consolid Copper Company, avec de nombreuses autres connexions dans l'industrie du cuivre. UN ALSACIEN BLEU-DE-PRINTEMPS Telly von Grunen Eck, un chien berger alsacien appartenant à Mr. A. M. Carle, de la Guaranty Trust Company à Paris, qui a remporté six prix aux salons de chiens à Paris. Actuellement au Grand Palais (Champs-Elysées), les meilleurs spécimens de toutes les races d'Europe sont réunis pour la compétition. REICH NATIONALISTS DISPLAY PESSIMISM BERLIN, samedi. — Une considérable pessimisme existe chez les nationalistes au Reichstag à propos
considérable pessimisme existe chez les nationalistes au Reichstag à propos de l'éventualité de l'issue pour l'Allemagne de la Conférence de Londres et de ses décisions. Peur est exprimée par le groupe que l'Allemagne sera forcée d'accepter des conditions à qui elle n'a pas été invitée à participer, et que ces conditions « pourraient être impossibles pour elle à respecter ». Le fait que l'évacuation de la Ruhr n'a pas encore été apportée devant les puissances conférées et que la question de la souveraineté économique a été posée pour considération à une date ultérieure est sévèrement critiquée. COMMODITY STOCKS REDUCED Déclin
une date ultérieure est sévèrement critiquée. COMMODITY STOCKS REDUCED Déclin dans la production industrielle aux États-Unis. Aux hôtels, Mr. Charles C. Kurzman, de New York, et sa sœur, Mrs. William W. Mayer, sont à l'hôtel National, à Lucerne, pour les deux ou trois semaines. (Paris Times Radio.) NEW YORK, samedi. — D'après les figures publiées par la Federal Reserve Board, il y a eu une si large décrease dans la production de certaines commodités que la consommation, déclinant à un taux moindre, a grandement réduit les stocks. La production dans les industries de base entre avril et mai a décru
les industries de base entre avril et mai a décru de 9 pour cent, pour un total 19 pour cent en dessous du pic atteint en mai 1923. L'emploi a décrété de 4 pour cent. Le volume du commerce de gros a diminué de 4 pour cent en janvier. Les prix de gros ont diminué de 1 pour cent en mai, pour un total de 10 pour cent en-dessous de ceux de mai 1924. HOTELS AND RESORTS. LEADING HOTELS ON THE CONTINENT PARIS CLARIDGE'S HOTEL, 21 Ave. des Champs-Elysées. Tous les modernes confort et commodités. HOTEL PARIS-AFIHÉNÉE, 25 Avenue Montaigne
les modernes confort et commodités. HOTEL PARIS-AFIHÉNÉE, 25 Avenue Montaigne (Champs-Elysées). HOTEL RITZ et RESTAURANT, Place Vendôme. HOTEL CORNEILLE, 4 rue de la Nymphe, près de l'Opéra; salles de bain et eau courante sur toutes les étages. EXCELSIOR HOTEL, 89 Rue La Boétie. Comport. salle à manger. Éléphants parlés. GRAND HOTEL DE CHARTRES, 8 Rue du Loing. Modernes commodités. Chambre à partir de 35fr. incluse. Près des Bois de Boulogne. HOTEL DE NORMANDIE, 4 Rue d'Amsterdam, près de Gare St-Lazare. Confortable. HOTEL PLAZA, 177 Boulevard Haussmann. OLYMPIQUE HOTEL, 40 Rue de Londres, situé centralement à proximité de Gare Saint-Lazare. Prix
de Londres, situé centralement à proximité de Gare Saint-Lazare. Prix modérés. HOTEL D’OXFORD, 18 Rue des Acacias (Étoile). Électricité; chauffage et eau chaude et froide comfort; prix modérés. OPAL'S HOTEL, 19 Rue Trébuc, Louvre. 57-86. SWITZERLAND LÜCERNE GRAND HOTEL NATIONAL. Le leader pour tous les étoiles, ouvert depuis l'année 1921. SWISS HOTEL, B. AUVAL. Cet article a été corrigé à l'aide du service de correction d'orthographe de Google. Oldcast in Réputation. Latest in Comfort. Propriété: J. Kracht. ROME DURING SEASON, located amidst the city's most celebrated hotels, surrounded by the gardens of Ludovisi quarter. PERVILLE-SUR-MER NORMANDY HOTEL BAR Berck-Plage on
gardens of Ludovisi quarter. PERVILLE-SUR-MER NORMANDY HOTEL BAR Berck-Plage on the Channel Coast. KURSAAL-CASINO Near the Station. MUSICAL HALL — BINGO — BACCARAT SEASON: June 5 to October 15 CASINO: AIR CURE HOTEL CHATHAM American Bar 52 Quai Gambetta BOULOGNE-SUR-MER GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE BOULOGNE-SUR-MER. NEW YORK HOTELS. NEW YORK BAR, AMERICANS returning home are assured of a delightful stop-over in New York at Situated in the restful, distinguished atmosphere of the Fifth Avenue residential section. Overlooks the great, refreshing reaches of beautiful Central Park. And only ten minutes from Grand Central and Pennsylvania Railroads Terminals. Reservations at Partis Office,
Grand Central and Pennsylvania Railroads Terminals. Reservations at Partis Office, 3 Place du Théâtre Français, or cable — our expense HIED STERRY JOHN D. OWEN President Manager When in Boston—The Gupta Plaza CHEMISTS (drug Store) J. V. PARSONS Perfumery English House Paris, 44 Rue Victor-Hugo, BOULOGNE-SUR-MER. American tourists visiting Europe. ITS FOREST And CHATEAU GOLF, TENNIS, WALKS More back riding — FISHING — Half-hour From Paris (Gare du Nord) Express, Train Chantilly's 12 Moons 12 Baths An ideal place to spend a week-end, a month... or a memorable vacation its chateaulike surroundings the finest cuisine — or more sunny days
chateaulike surroundings the finest cuisine — or more sunny days of Telephone CHANTILLY 0-52 AMERICAN BAR The Rendezvous of the Elite (Old War Headquarters) 2 Avenue de la Gare, CHANTILLY ARRESTS FOLLOW PASHA SHOOTING (Paris Times Spécial) BERLIN, Saturday.—The Egyptian consul general, acting upon the instructions of his Government, recently paid an early morning visit to the house inhabited by the family with which the student assailant of Zaghlul Pasha had resided. The landlady strenuously objected and it is said that the German Government has acquainted the Egyptian Government with their displeasure at this action and that steps have been
their displeasure at this action and that steps have been taken to prevent its recurrence. It is also learned today that the German police authorities arrested two Egyptian students and have confiscated their personal belongings. On this subject it is said that the German Government has taken the position that the authorities are fully within their rights in taking any steps they please to prevent Germany becoming a stalking ground for extremists. HOTELS AND RESORTS, GREAT LIAISON SEASON FINEST Seaside Resort in the World. Season: April—October Excelsior Maison de luxe. — Entirely up-to-date. — On the sea. Reserved Beach. (Grand
— Entirely up-to-date. — On the sea. Reserved Beach. (Grand Hôtel des Bains; first class. — 600 beds. — On the sea-front. — Tennis. — Shady Park. Hôtel Regina Selective and private. — Beautiful gardens. — Very near the sea. Grand Hôtel Lido First-class Family House. — Splendid view. — Open all year. STRESA (LAKE MAGGIORE) Simplon-Oberalberg Line, Aut trains-de-luxe stop. Magnificent situation opposite the Swiss Alps. — Park and Gardens. — Tennis-Sport and Excursions. Visitors Fleeting to Switzerland (near GENOA) Best position on the Italian Riviera Seaside Winter and Spring Resort. — Seaside during the Summer. New Casino 200
Spring Resort. — Seaside during the Summer. New Casino 200 rooms and spacious verandas with balconies and tennis. Beautiful terraces. — Adjoins Casino. Early Alpine Season is Combined With Increased Facilities for Tourists. (Paris Times Correspondent) GENEVA, Friday.—Improved facilities for tourists and an early beginning of the Swiss Alpine season, following the persistent heat which caused the massive snow of last winter to melt rapidly, have brought record throngs of visitors to Switzerland. Gay crowds thronged the picturesque quais at Ouchy for the Venetian fête which always precedes the season proper at Lausanne. Special steamers brought crowds from Evian, on
proper at Lausanne. Special steamers brought crowds from Evian, on the French side of the lake, and when dancing was finished a at the hotels, the return trip was made under a very moon. The gaming tables at Evian are a powerful magnet to popular staying at Lausanne, and there is always an eager rush for the evening baccarat at the hotels. Americans are thronging to Lausanne in record numbers, and are contributing to the festivities which reach a dizzy height Last week, which was featured by a series of events eclipsing even pre-war days in their gala appearance. The
events eclipsing even pre-war days in their gala appearance. The International Rowing Regatta takes place on July 26 and 27. The regatta has numerous entries including representative teams from nearly all European countries. Alpinists report the snow mountains in good condition; rock mountains need a few more hot days to clear them of snow and ice. HOTELS AND RESORTS. Plage! The prettiest society resort on the Channel Coast is Le Touquet-Paris-Plage. The pine woods invite repose; the beautiful golf course attracts sportsmen and the sandy beach is the dream of swimmers. It is within easy reach of Paris by train
swimmers. It is within easy reach of Paris by train and an ideal spot to spend a week-end. Apéritif Concert. The and supper Dansant Daily. Private Dancing Lessons by Cecil H. PARES & Miss Evelyn STAFFORD HAVE A COCKTAIL AT ALFRED’S AMERICAN BAR 44 Rue de Paris, PARIS-PLAGE. BOARDING HOUSE. Open all the year round. 64 Rue Saint-Louis, PARIS-PLAGE LE TOUQUET-PARIS-PLAGE ATLANTIC HOTEL FACING SEA. NEAR THE GOLF. LE TOUQUET-PARIS-PLAGE Land for sale, facing the ocean, at 30fr. per square meter, and on streets from 35fr. up. Water, gas and electricity. Lecons, 72 R. de Moscou, Paris-Plage (P.-de-C.-L.). Hermitage hotel
electricity. Lecons, 72 R. de Moscou, Paris-Plage (P.-de-C.-L.). Hermitage hotel IN THE FOREST. NEAR CASINO AND TENNIS. BUREAU DE PLACEMENT. Good Servants With good references at 79 Rue de Londres, PARIS-PLAGE. MODERN OPTICS. English and American House at 61 Rue de Londres, PARIS-PLAGE. EXCELSIOR HOTEL PARIS-PLAGE. First Class Restaurant, American Bar. INCOMPARABLE NEW INSTALLATION. GARAGES at 49 Rue Jean, Paris-Plage. NORMANDY HOTEL. First Class Restaurant - American Bar - DANCING. NEW INSTALLATION. PARIS-PLAGE MOTOR HIRE & TRAVEL BUREAU. Cars - Bainsfield Excursions. English Chauffeur-guides at 71 Boulevard de Paris. Phone 8 & 67. Boats & Trains met by reddest. HOTEL
8 & 67. Boats & Trains met by reddest. HOTEL REGINA-FERME in the woods. NEAR CASINO AND TENNIS. HOTEL & RESTAURANT (Ancient House Lutèce), Boulevard de la Mer. Sea view. Garage. Prop. Macfagcat. GARAGE du CENTRE. G. BRIVAL 5 Rue Saint-Louis, PARIS-PLAGE. Phone 2-17. HÔTEL DU TOUQUET. Modern Comfort. Afternoon Tea. Dinners. Luncheons. PENSION “MONTE-CARLO” OPEN ALL THE YEAR at 29 Rue de Paris, PARIS-PLAGE. ANTIQUES at 3, LE TOUQUET, PARIS-PLAGE. Grand Café Centre. EXCELLENT ORCHESTRA. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT at the Corner of Rues Saint-Jean and Paris. PICARDIE ANTIQUES at 44 Rue de Montz, PARIS-PLAGE. 34 Rue des Cascades, AMIENS.
44 Rue de Montz, PARIS-PLAGE. 34 Rue des Cascades, AMIENS. LARGE CHOICE OF FURNITURE, CURIOUSITIES. LE LAC DE GENève. HÔTELS OF ENGADINE, SWITZERLAND. Open all year. Motors, Golf, Fishing, Swimming, Tennis. THE GRAND HOTEL at 8 THE KULM HOTELS THE CARLTON THE SUURTEAT THE PALACE. THE PARIS TIMES, SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1924. Sporting News and Views from the Four Corners of the World SWIM TESTS STILL FIND U. S. IN LEAD. Girl Competitors Shatter Records And Prove Supreme In the Water. The 20th Century American girl proved herself supreme in the water yesterday afternoon, in connection with the Olympic Games,
the water yesterday afternoon, in connection with the Olympic Games, establishing two new world speed records and winning high diving trials before a crowd which packed the Tourelles swimming stadium to the last seat. In a single event, the 100-mètres free Stroke, three girls wearing the United States emblem on their suits, covered their distance in less time than the record established four years ago by their countrywoman, Miss Bleibtrey, whose record was 1min. 13 3/5sec. Miss Wehselau, the Honolulu mermaid, seemed to have reached the other end of the pool and to be back at the starting point from
pool and to be back at the starting point from almost before the echo of the starter’s pistol had died away. Her swift, clean strokes cut the water with lightning-like rapidity and chain-like accuracy. She covered the distance in 1min. 12 2/5sec. English Girl Second. She was closely followed by Miss Y. Tanner of Great Britain, while Mlle. R. Olsen, of Denmark, came in third. In her heat, Miss K. Lauckie, United States, swam in less than record time, the officials' watches recording 1min. 12 4/5sec. for her race. She was followed by Miss Barker, of Great Britain, and then
was followed by Miss Barker, of Great Britain, and then by Mlle. Lebrun, of France. Miss G. Ederle, United States, won her heat in 1min. 12 8/10sec., with Mlle. Proto, of France, and Mlle Rasmussen, of Denmark, following. The fourth heat was won by Miss C. Jeans, of Great Britain, whose time was 1min. 16sec. Miss G. Shang, of New Zealand, was second and Mlle. M. Vierdag, of Holland, third. There will be a great race today when the three Americans plunge into the pool to race one another. They were clearly not extended yesterday and experts expect them to
were clearly not extended yesterday and experts expect them to lower the record again. Miss S. Bauer, United States, established a new record in the 100-mètres back-stroke for women, racing in 1min. 24sec., breaking the record established by Mlle. J. Mullerova of Czechoslovakia in 1923. Mlle. Mullerova raced in the second heat but was beaten by Miss A. Riggin, United States, who also swam in less than record time. Another American who placed herself in the finale is Miss F. Chambers, who crossed the line third in the first heat. The American girl also proved herself unbeatable in the diving
The American girl also proved herself unbeatable in the diving event of the afternoon. Miss E. Becker, Miss H. Menary, and Miss C. Smith all placed themselves in the finals of the high diving competition, winning much applause for their graceful swan dives from the 10-metre platform. The day closed with two water polo matches, in one of which Belgium beat the United States for second place, while Sweden sent Hungary to defeat. The United States will play Hungary today to decide which team will occupy third place in the water polo tournament. France has won the championship. Programme Today.
water polo tournament. France has won the championship. Programme Today. The great events today will be the finals of the 100-mètre dash for men, in which Johnny Weissmuller will undoubtedly triumph, while it is possible that the United States will come home with all three places. It is virtually certain that the three places in the same distance race for women will go to Miss Wehselau and her two fellow swimmers, Miss Ederle and Miss Lauckie, and there is not much doubt but that the laurels of first place in the 100 mètres back-stroke for women will go to America.
the 100 mètres back-stroke for women will go to America. The United States team can today look back to 116 points already tucked away while its nearest competitor, Sweden, has but 39. Great Britain is third with 36. OLYMPIC EVENTS TODAY Tennis.—Colombes Stadium annex. 2 p.m., meet 237. * Swimming. — Tourelles Swimming Stadium. 10 a.m., meet 258; 2 p.m., meet 259. Boxing.—Vélodrome d’Hiver, 9 p.m., meet 178. Gymnastics. — Colombes Stadium. 2 p.m., meet 63. Popular Games.—Colombes Stadium. 2 p.m., meet 57. BROOKES LEADING WITH AMERICANS Woman E. Brookes, the forty-six-year-old tennis star from Australia, whose defeat of Francis
the forty-six-year-old tennis star from Australia, whose defeat of Francis T. Hunter was one of the outstanding surprises of the Wimbledon tournament, will leave for the United States with the American Olympic tennis team when it sails from Cherbourg on July 28. It is expected that the Australian international will play in the leading tournaments of the East and that he will compete in the national championship at Forest Hills the week of August 25. It is possible that Brookes may play in the Davis Cup challenge round should Australia advance that far. TOSSERS GO TO TOURCOING Captain Ernest Beattie,
advance that far. TOSSERS GO TO TOURCOING Captain Ernest Beattie, of the Methodist Memorial Centre basketball team, is taking a team today from Paris to Tourcoing to meet the team of that city which has won the championship of Northern France. The disastrous defeat at the hands of the London tossers on Friday has shown the local team the necessity of more competition, and the trip to Tourcoing is only the first of a series of Sunday games which the team will make. Students Beat Legion Baseball Team The League champion American Students team took an extra-inning battle from the