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year will have their shutters up. Paris Lawyers in Duel. MM. Fraud and Cousin, both lawyers and justices of the peace, quarreled in the library of the Palais de Justice in Paris. Only a duel would satisfy them. So the other evening they repaired to the garden of a friend, with several seconds and a pair of rapiers. After six bouts, Mr. Fraud had received two slight wounds in the arm. They were sufficient to incapacitate him and physicians halted the duel. A reconciliation, however, has yet to be effected. Clemency for Drug Vendors. By introducing evidence of mitigating circumstances
Clemency for Drug Vendors. By introducing evidence of mitigating circumstances yesterday before a court of appeal in Paris, Mr. Maurice Lagree, a former actor at the Comédie-Française, and his wife succeeded in obtaining a reduction of the sentences they received in March for trafficking in narcotics. When first tried Mr. Lagree was sentenced to three months in prison and a fine of 1,000fr. Mrs. Lagree was sentenced to pay a fine of 500fr. Four other persons involved in the case received varying sentences. As a result of the hearing yesterday, Mr. Lagree’s sentence was reduced to fifteen days in prison
Mr. Lagree’s sentence was reduced to fifteen days in prison and the sentence was suspended. The fine was upheld. Mrs. Lagree was acquitted. Clemency was shown to other defendants. Les Colonies Sud-Américaines en Europe La prochaine séance de la Société des Américanistes de Paris aura lieu mardi à 10 h. 30, au siège social, 61, rue de Buffon. M. Clavelin fera une conférence sur la déformation crânienne en Amérique et en Polynésie, et Mme Mount Duckett parlera du Canada. Ces deux conférences seront illustrées de projections. — Suivant des renseignements puisés à bonne source, il est presque certain que M.
puisés à bonne source, il est presque certain que M. Georges Picot, ministre de France à Buenos-Ayres, sera nommé ambassadeur sur place. — M. Guillermo-Edwards Matté, ancien ministre des Finances du Chili, de passage à Paris, a visité, avec le marquis de Peralta, ministre de Costa-Rica, la nouvelle « Maison des nations américaines » du comité France-Amérique. Tous deux ont été ensuite reçus à dîner par le directeur général du comité. POUR LA RENAISSANCE D’UN ART AMERICAIN «« Hier a eu lieu l’inauguration, à l’association Paris-Amérique latine, une exposition de dessins, plans et aquarelles d’architecture américaine, organisée par M. Francisco
dessins, plans et aquarelles d’architecture américaine, organisée par M. Francisco Mujica y Diez de Bonilla. Celui-ci, qui depuis dix ans s’est consacré à l’étude des monuments de l’Amérique pré-colombienne, est membre d’honneur de l’Association des Architectes du Chili, professeur à la Faculté des Hautes Etudes de l’Université de Mexico, président du Centre d’Architecture de l’université du Chili, et a obtenu le Grand Prix, avec médaille d’or, au Congrès international des architectes américains. M. Mujica, de naissance mexicaine, a étudié en Espagne, en France, en Belgique, en Argentine; il a fait ses études supérieures à Santiago-du-Chili et s’est consacré à répandre
ses études supérieures à Santiago-du-Chili et s’est consacré à répandre dans les milieux intéressés la théorie suivante : L’Amérique pré-colombienne possédait un art magnifique et personnel, qui fut détruit par le fanatisme religieux des conquérants espagnols. Produire un résultat qui soit la synthèse des transformations que cet art eût dû subir sous l’influence européenne, tel est l’idéal auquel M. Mujica aspire. Cet idéal, la série des 125 dessins et projets, voisinant avec les photographies des ruines mayas dont ils s’inspirent, qu’expose pareil lecteur-archéologue, prouve que le rêve de M. Mujica est parfaitement réalisable et pourra aboutir à produire un art
est parfaitement réalisable et pourra aboutir à produire un art moderne nettement américain. THEATRES THEATRE DU BOULEVARD Karl Zigrosser, art critic and director of the Weyhe Gallery in New York; est actuellement à Paris sur des affaires connues avec la galerie, où une série de Quarterites ont exposé de temps en temps. Mr. Zigrosser va de Paris à Berlin, où il se mettra en touchet avec les nouveaux courants artistiques de la capitale allemande. À Raymond Duncan’s gallery, Artiste et Artisan, on the Boulevard Saint-Germain, il y a actuellement une intéressante collection de peintures de la Basquie par I. F.
intéressante collection de peintures de la Basquie par I. F. Bibal, qui est natif de Saint-Jean-de-Luz. (M. Bibal ressent la fraîche beauté de son pays et la révèle dans une délicieuse série de paysages, scènes de vie de village et de port et marines. Cette exposition sera remplacée la semaine prochaine par des compositions et études par Sophie Tyszkiewicz consistant surtout en une série d'illustrations qu'elle a faites pour une remarquable édition de la Vie de Saint François. Victor Prahl, qui a été chanteur dans le compagnon de l'Opéra de Genève, s'apprête à ses concerts ici, qui aura lieu à
Genève, s'apprête à ses concerts ici, qui aura lieu à la Salle des Agriculteurs le 16 juin. En addition à une série de 17e siècle italiens chansons il chanteira trois ou quatre groupes de nouvelles, par Winter Watts, Georges Migot et Raoul Laparra. Une des chansons par Winter Watts est: BRITISH COLONY IN PARIS BRITISH LEGION GYMKHANA Scene of Annual Event Changed To Stade Français. L'annuel gymkhana organisé par la British Légion (Paris branche), aura lieu le 18 juin au Stade Français enclos (La Faisanderie) à Saint-Cloud. Cela est une change parce que des années, lorsque l'événement a eu lieu
change parce que des années, lorsque l'événement a eu lieu sur les grounds du Racing-Club de France dans le Bois de Boulogne. Le changement a été nécessaire à cause des encroachements du tennis de lawn. AMERICAN COLONY IN PARIS 167, RUE MONTMARTRE Tous les jours à 14.30 p.m., DANSES ANTIQUES à 9 p.m., REVUE Le Show le plus Artistique Parisien. CABARETS. JARDIN DES ACACIAS 49, Rue des Acacias, Tel. Wagram 37.66 Tous les jours à 4.30, Afternoon Tea. La star exquise, Joséphine Baker, viendra vous recevoir dans les charmantes surroundances de ces jardins fraîchement ombragés et d'un hall refroidi. MR.
de ces jardins fraîchement ombragés et d'un hall refroidi. MR. BASIL MILES TO SPEAK American Club of Paris to Hear of Economic Conference. Mr. Basil Miles, the American delegate to the International Chamber of Commerce, parlera à la réunion régulière du Club Américain de Paris le jeudi 9 juin. Mr. Miles parlera du thème de la Conference Economique de Genève, à laquelle il a assisté. INCOME TAX WARNING GIVEN cabliéct. SUPPER-TANCO CHARLESTON BLACK.BOTTOM JACOBS JAZZ Chez JOSEPHINE BAKER 40, Rue Fontaine. Tel. : Trudaine 07 -U WHILE IF YOU WANT TO DANCE M.G.M. CITY, 1, Place de l’Alma. Métro: Alma-Marceau.
TO DANCE M.G.M. CITY, 1, Place de l’Alma. Métro: Alma-Marceau. Excellent dancing. Les meilleurs orchestres. Matinées les dimanches. A setting for the well-known poem, “Miniver Cheevy,” by Edward Arlington Robinson. Mr. Prahl will résumer son connection avec l'Conservatoire Américain de Musique à Fontainebleau plus tard dans l'été. ** Americans in Europe must file income tax returns for 1926 on or before June 15, according to the latest order of the Treasury Department at Washington, recalled by the Consul-General in Paris yesterday. EVENTS OF TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW Foire Saint-Germain, Place Saint-Sulpice. 10h30 à minuit. Entrée: 3fr. 50. Salle Gaveau, Soirée de
10h30 à minuit. Entrée: 3fr. 50. Salle Gaveau, Soirée de musique russe et de poésie. Matchs de tennis à Saint-Cloud. Miss Florence Beresford chante au Atelier des Artistes Réunis ce soir. EVENTS TO-MORROW Miss Florence Hoisington lécute à le Salon des Tuileries, Palais de Bois, Porte Maillot, 2.30 p.m. Réunion de l'exécutive du comité de l'Association des Volontaires Américains de l'Armée Française, 5.30 p.m. Tournoi d'aviation à l'Escadrille de Vincennes. Championnats de tennis français et internationaux à Saint-Cloud, 1 p.m. Raeistig at Saint-Cloud. Fête Champêtre, Stade de Colombes, 3fr. ART EXHIBITIONS Exposition of the paintings of Sloan Frank, at the
EXHIBITIONS Exposition of the paintings of Sloan Frank, at the Palais de Marbre, 77, Avenue des Champs-Elysées. Exposition of American archaeology and architecture by Senor Francisco Mujica, 14, Boulevard de la Madeleine. Musée caillera: Silk art exposition. Salon des Tuileries, Palais de Bols, Porte Maillot. Sundays 3fr., other days 3fr. Ends June 30. Grand Palais: Spring Salon. Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Entrance 5fr., Sundays 3fr., Fridays 10fr. Grand Palais: Seventeenth Salon des Artistes Décorateurs. Ends July 10. Galeries Durand-Ruel, 37, Avenue de Friedland: Exposition of sculptures by R. Paris. Closed on Sundays. Ends June 16. Galerie Montaigne, 19,
Paris. Closed on Sundays. Ends June 16. Galerie Montaigne, 19, Rue Montaigne: Exposition of water-color paintings by Alix, Chabaud, Marie Laurencin, Pascal, Maurice, Waroquier, etc. Ends June 30. POSTAL RATES IN FRANCE France and Colonies. — Letters to 20gr., 50 centimes; from 20gr. to 50gr., 75 centimes; from 50gr. to 100gr., 1 franc; above that weight, 30 centimes per 100gr. or fraction thereof. Registered letters, 1fr. in addition. Postcards, 40c. Foreign Countries. — Letters to 20gr., inclusive 1fr. 50c.; every additional 20gr. or fraction thereof, 90 centimes. All postcards, 90 centimes. Registration, 1fr. 50c. Late Letters. Letters for America may
centimes. Registration, 1fr. 50c. Late Letters. Letters for America may be taken directly to boat trains until the hour of departure. Postal agents are placed in all stations serving the larger ports in order to take charge of the letters given to them. To avoid disputes, platform tickets should be obtained. They are distributed by automatic machines in the railroad stations; they call for two nickel twenty-five-centime pièces. Late letters for Great Britain and countries of Northern Europe may be placed in special boxes at the Gare du Nord which are opened three minutes before the departure of each international
are opened three minutes before the departure of each international train. A supplementary stamp of 25-centimes is necessary for this service. In addition. Letters posted on boat trains for Transatlantic Lines must bear 25 centimes extra. Special Delivery Letters. Paris Stevenson-Service Correspondance by pneumatic tube; Up to 7gr., 1fr. 50c.; from 7gr. to 15gr., 2fr.; from 15gr. to 30gr., 3fr. Letters from France to the United States marked for conveyance by American air mails are subject to an extra fee of 5fr. per 20 grammes or portion thereof, this charge being intended to cover the conveyance by airplane over any
being intended to cover the conveyance by airplane over any distance. Express Letters. — Letters, postcards and samples express in France, 6fr. 50c. to places having post offices, 8fr. to places without, 7fr. foreign countries having postal agreements. Aerial Mail. — Fifty centimes for seventy grammes, in addition to the ordinary postage rate. RADIO PROGRAMMES EIFFEL TOWER (2,650m.): 6:35 p.m., Colonial Week talks; 8:10 p.m., concert; 10:15 p.m., talks. RADIO-PARIS (1,750m.): 8:30 p.m., dance music. ECOLE DES POSTES (438m.); 8 p.m., concert. LONDON (SLO, 361m.): 6 p.m., Daventry Quartet; 8 p.m., concert; 10:30-12 p.m., dance music. BRUSSELS (505m.): 8 p.m.,
p.m., concert; 10:30-12 p.m., dance music. BRUSSELS (505m.): 8 p.m., operatic selections. COMEDIES AND DRAMAS COMEDIE-FRANÇAISE. — 8:30, L’Ami des Femmes. ODEON. — 8:30, L’Or, La Nuit d'Octobre. VARIETES. — 8:45, Mademoiselle Flûte, a witty four-act comedy by Georges Berr and Louis Verneuil. ALBERTI. — Closed. THEATRE SARAH-BERNHARDT. — 8:30, Mon Curé chez les Riches. L’ATELIER. — Closed. ANTOINE. — 8:15, Les Montparnos. THEATRE DES ARTS. — 9, L’Indigent, Orphée. FOIRE SAINT-GERMAIN. — 10, open air presentation, Le Marchand d’images. ATHENAEUM. — 8:30, Maître Rolbec et son Mari, an entertaining three-act comedy by Georges Berr and Louis Verneuil. THEATRE DE
three-act comedy by Georges Berr and Louis Verneuil. THEATRE DE L’AVENUE. — 8:45, Nous ne sommes plus des Enfants. A popular success, well staged and played, with Blanche Montet and Jacques Brunner. BOUFFES-PARISIENS, 4, Rue Montserratt. — 8:45, Mon Cœur au Ralenti. A play in three acts and five tableaux, based on the novel by Maurice Dekobra. CHATELET. — 8:30, Les Aventures d’un Français en Chine. COMEDIE-CAUMARTIN. — 9, Le Singe qui Parle. COMEDIE DES CHAMPS ELYSEES. — 8:30, Le Simoun, with Firmin Gémier. COMEDIE. — 8:50, Mon Pli Cœur. DAUNOU. — 9, Fanny et ses Gens, a popular, well-staged
DAUNOU. — 9, Fanny et ses Gens, a popular, well-staged adaptation of Jerome K. Jerome’s Fanny and the Servant Problem. DEJAZET. — 8:30, J’marie ma Femme. FEMINA. — 8:30, Arlequin. GRAND-GUIGNOL. — A theatre of laughs and thrills. 8:45, Le Navire Aveugle, Le Bonheur Retrouvé, L’Auberge du Cheval Blanc, Ciel! C’est Lui! The crew of a becalmed sailing ship is mysteriously stricken blind. GYMNASE. — 8, Le Venin. THEATRE DE LA MADELEINE. — 8:45, Théâtre d’Avant-Garde Pantomime programme, directed by Mile. Maria Ricotti and M. Enrico Prampolini. THEATRE DES MATHURINS. — 9, Dacqueline. THEATRE MICHEL. — Closed. MICHODIERE. — 8:45,
— 9, Dacqueline. THEATRE MICHEL. — Closed. MICHODIERE. — 8:45, Les Vignes du Seigneur. SCALA. — 8:30, La Petite Grue du Cinquième. PALAIS-ROYAL. — 8:45, On ne Roule pas Antoinette. Farce in the best Palais-Royal tradition, played by language specialists. PORTE-SAINT-MARTIN. — 8:15, Cyrano de Bergerac. RENAISSANCE. — 8:30, Monsieur de Saint-Obin. STUDIO DES CHAMPS ELYSEES. — 9, Maya. THEATRE DE PARIS. — 8:30, Tu m’époueras. MAISON DE L’OEUVRE. — 8:43, Les Deux Amis. AT THE MOVIES MADELEINE. — Ben Rur (Parrish Navarro). Titles in French and English. GAUMONT PALACE. — Red Dice. IMPERIAL. — La Montagne Sacrée. MARIVAUX. —
— Red Dice. IMPERIAL. — La Montagne Sacrée. MARIVAUX. — La Lettre Bouge. CASINO-LINDER. — La Glu (Jean Richepin). THE MORNING PAPER OF THE CONTINENT PARIS SHOWS TO BE SEEN CINEMAS GAUMONT — LOEW — METRO THEATRES CINEMA MADELEINE TITLES IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH 7th CAPACITY WEEK ! BEN MUR A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER TWICE DAILY: 2:45 and 8:45 (All CLASSIC Seats Reserved). GAUMONT RODE LA BAL BALLET AND BIG VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS 2:30 — TWO SHOWS DAILY — 8:30. CINE MAX LINDER (Jean Richepin). MUSIC-HALL HISTINGUETT c'est Paris! THEATRES. VARIETES MAUD LOTY in Mademoiselle FLUTE The New Play by MM. G. BEER
in Mademoiselle FLUTE The New Play by MM. G. BEER and L. VERNEUIL TRIUMPHAL SUCCESS THEATRE DE LA MICHODIERE This Evening, at 8:45 Les VIGNES du SEIGNEUR By ROBERT DE FLERS and FRANCIS DE CROISSET LYRIC THEATRES OPERA.—8, Faust. OPERA-COMIQUE.—8, Manon. APOLLO.—8:30, Mary et Son Mari. TRIANON-LYRIQUE.—8:30, Monsieur Dumoliet. MARIGNY.—The revue 1927. MOGADOR.—8:30, Bosc-Ma Vie, a spectacular musical comedy by the Canadian Rockies. England and America have been humming Rose-Marie for two years. THEATRE DES NOUVEAUTÉS.—8:45, Un Bon Garçon, a witty musical comedy with tuneful score by Maurice Yvain. GAITE-LYRIQUE.—8:43, Cotillon lit. THEATRE DES CHAMPS ELYSEES. — Closed. POTINIERE.—9, Kelly,
Cotillon lit. THEATRE DES CHAMPS ELYSEES. — Closed. POTINIERE.—9, Kelly, Boxeur. MOSTLY FOR THE EYE! THEATRE-RESTAURANT DES AMBASSADEURS.—During dinner the revue Broadway to Paris; Irving Aaronson and his Commanders. MOULIN-ROUGE MUSIC-HALL.—8:30, CO... C'est Paris! The new revue in 2 acts and 50 tableaux, with Mistinguett. Gorgeous costumes, dazzling pageantry, luguentious staging. MOULIN-BLEU. 9, À Nu, nos Poules! CASINO DE PARIS.—S.30, The Dolly Sisters, Hal Sherman, Tulier Girls, and many others in the revue, Paris-New York. CHEZ FURSY ET MAURICE.—9, Chez Raymond, tout est bon. EMPIRÉ.—8.30, Harmony Kings, l'arewell or the Fratellinis, the Duponts, Pélissier, others. FOLIES-BERGERE.—S.30, Un Vent de Folie.
Fratellinis, the Duponts, Pélissier, others. FOLIES-BERGERE.—S.30, Un Vent de Folie. CONCERT MAYOL.—Gigolotte Revue. GAIETY-ROCHETEAU.—9, Paris qui danse. NOCTAMBULES.—9, Revue, Avec le Sourire! PALACE.—Georges Carpentier in Femmes et Sports. PERCHOIR.—9. La Côte des Chaumes. PALACE-BOULEVARDIER.—8.30, Variety. THEATRE DES DEUX-ANES.—9, Satire in song. THEATRE DE DIX HEURES.—10, Paris Dix Heures CIRQUE D’HIVER.—The Fratellinis; The Stanley Brothers; Lies and Walter. HOTELS & PENSIONS PARIS HOTEL EDOUARD VI, 39, Avenue de l’Opéra. First class. Distinctive for its luxury, comfort and service. HOTEL BOURGOGNE ET MONTANA, 7, Rue de Bourgogne, 1er arr. Comfortable, modern, hôtel de FRANCE. Entirely new, bathrooms, modern comfort, elevator, breakfasts, moderate
de FRANCE. Entirely new, bathrooms, modern comfort, elevator, breakfasts, moderate prices. 4, Rue du Caire (near Grands Boulevards). A. Marticou, Prop. Téléphone : Gutenberg 30-98. HOTEL THERY, 3, Rue Thery, 16e., Near Bois, Mod. Price. Tel.: Passy 47-52. CONTINENTAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT Facing the Tuileries Garden. FAMILY HOTEL CHATEAU BRIAND, 15, Rue du Cirque, Paris (Champs-Elysées) Moderately priced, rooms from 35 and 40 francs, with bath 50 francs. Madame F. Paris, Prop. Françoise, Built 1925, 100, Rue Lafayette. 1st class. A Palace of moderate prices. Grill. American Bar. PALACE HOTEL, 1, Rue du Four. Add. Telgh.: Palais Royal. MADISON HOTEL
1, Rue du Four. Add. Telgh.: Palais Royal. MADISON HOTEL 143, Bd. St.-Germain, 200 rooms, 100 baths, all comfort. HÔTEL OPAL, 19, Rue Tronchet, near Madeleine and St. Lazare Station. Louvre 57-86. Beautifully furnished rooms, every comfort desired. HÔTEL RADIO, 61-60, Boulevard de Clichy. 120 rooms with bath in every room. Restaurant. Téléphone: Marcadet 13-05. PASSY: Luxurious residence and board, beautiful garden of 3,000 mètres, bathroom and téléphone to each room “Mozart Garden," 12, Rue de la Cure (corner 66, Avenue Mozart). Téléphone Auteuil 40-60. PENSION DE FAMILLE, 38, Rue Vaneau, Paris, opened in 1906, every comfort, excellent cuisine, moderate
Vaneau, Paris, opened in 1906, every comfort, excellent cuisine, moderate terms. Téléphone: Fleuras 74-75. Mme. Basseuil, Prop. ENVIRONS OF PARIS VERSAILLES HOTEL & RESTAURANT DES RESERVOIRS. First class. Open all year. Afternoon tea. Music during tea and dinner on Sundays. FRENCH PROVINCES AIX-LES-BAINS HOTEL EUROPE & VILLA VICTORIA. Centre of town. Close to Casinos, 1st class. Moderate terms. HOTEL DU PARC, at the town gates, thoroughly rebuilt and furnished, modern comfort, moderate prices. HOTEL TERMINUS (facing RR Sta.) Rest. Mod. Comfort. Elevator. Garage. B. W. Renowned Cuisine and cellar. M. Pailanca, Prop. SPLENDID DE ROYAL. The leading Hotels. Unique for
Pailanca, Prop. SPLENDID DE ROYAL. The leading Hotels. Unique for their luxurious comfort. Special terms for the Spring season. Both hotels under the same management. BOULOGNE-SUR-MER GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. Terminus restaurant, opposite central railway station, 7 minutes from boats. Excellent cooking and cellar. Battis, hot and cold running water. E. Deligny, Prop. HOTEL du NORD, 58, Rue de Boston. Comfortable rooms with hot and cold running water. Bathrooms. Restaurant. Afternoon teas. Jean Rimmel, Prop. CONTREXEVILLE COSMOS HOTEL Up-to-date. Best situation. Near tennis. Private bath and téléphone. HYERES GOLF HOTEL hyères. Paradise for golfers. Splendid situation. Moderate terms. LA BAULE
hyères. Paradise for golfers. Splendid situation. Moderate terms. LA BAULE HERMITAGE HOTEL. Grand Luxe. 200 rooms with bath and téléphone. LE TOUQUET-PARIS PLAGE hotel la ruche. Near sea, forest and casinos, hot and cold running water, central heating. Prices moderate. A. Hauteçœur, Prop. Téléphone 142. LA POTIN 1ERE. Boulevard de la Mer. Téléphone: 30. 1st-class hotel and restaurant. Terraces on the beach. Large garden. All modern comfort. nouvel HOTEL. Excellent cuisine, diners luncheons, afternoon tea, garden, garage, 87, Rue de Paris. Téléphone 2-40. villas SUZETTE and PRINTEMPS, English Boarding House, near Beach and Forest. Excellent cooking. Moderate terms. 34-36, Rue
near Beach and Forest. Excellent cooking. Moderate terms. 34-36, Rue de la Lune. LE TREPORT trianon hotel “Aux Terrasses,” Téléphone: 31. 100 mètres above sea-level. 160km. from Paris, all comfort, golf, tennis, garage. Opening Whitsun. Reasonable prices. STRASBOURG THE THREE LEADING HOTELS. Matsch. Rouge, Ville de Paris, National. TOURS Excursion Centre for the Loire Châteaux hotel METROPOLE. — New, 100 rooms, 50 baths, rest., garage, gard. Phone 25-1. VICHY HOTEL de GENEVE. Thermal centre. All conveniences, bath, garden, first-class cuisine. WIMEREUX (Pas-de-Calais) HOTEL D’ANGLETERRE. Exclusive residential hotel. High-class cuisine and cellar. Afternoon tea. Bathrooms, electric light and lock-up garages. Under
cellar. Afternoon tea. Bathrooms, electric light and lock-up garages. Under the Personal supervision of the residential proprietor, M. Beguelin. Téléphone: 114. HOTEL DU CARILLON. On beach and river, every comfort, restaurant, good cuisine. Téléphone 115. M. Copin, Prop. HOTEL DE PARIS ET DU NORD. Facing railway station, sea view, modern comfort, running water, restaurant à la carte, Grand Café des Baigneurs. E. Vasseur, sr., Prop. Téléphone 41. English spoken. SUSSEX HOTEL. Comfortable hotel, situated right on the beach; nearby Casino and tennis. Moderate terms. Jirnmy Kirk, Proprietor. Victoria. Up-to-date, modern comfort, bath and running water, restaurant, good cuisine, roof garden
comfort, bath and running water, restaurant, good cuisine, roof garden for afternoon tea, tennis. Terms moderate. AUSTRIAN VIENNA bristol hotel. The leading hotel, centrally situated in Ringstrasse, well known grill-room and American bar. GRAND HOTEL. The famous hotel in the centre of the city. Really modern grill-room and American bar. SEMMERING sudbahn hotel. The leading hotel for summer and winter sports. Every comfort and beautifully situated in the mountains. SALZBURG BRISTOL HOTEL. The leading hotel, modern and up-to-date, Anglo-American clientele. CZECHOSLOVAKIA CARLSBAD Hotel imperial. It maintains the reputation it has acquired by years of painstaking effort. PRAGUE MAJESTIC hotel. 60
acquired by years of painstaking effort. PRAGUE MAJESTIC hotel. 60 rooms, all modern comfort. Central situation. The newest hotel in the City. GERMANY BADEN-BADEN STEPHANIE hotel.— Highest standard of cuisine, service and comfort, K. Brenner, Proprietor. COBLENTZ RIESEN-FURSTENHOF. First-class, best position on the Rhine, opposite landing stage, garage. (Home for Americans.) Daily concert. DRESDEN CONTINENTAL HOTEL. First-class house. Facing the Bismarckstrasse exit of the Central Station. europa hof. A first-class hotel for the most fastidious taste. The best and quietest situation. Excellent cuisine. Ultra modern and all comfort. FRANKFURT CONTINENTAL HOTEL. First-class family hotel Facing Central station. All rooms with
HOTEL. First-class family hotel Facing Central station. All rooms with hot and cold water and telephone. Patronised by English and American families. Rooms from 5 Mk. 4. Téléphone. Add.: “Continentalhotel, Frankfurtmain.” EXCELSIOR hotel. Opposite main station. Every comfort. Bretschneider, Manager. HOTEL KOLNERHOF. Facing Central station. Every room with running water, 3 private baths, moderate prices. LEIPZIG Hotel Stadt rom. Leading first-class family house. Facing main station. Moderate. Hot and cold running water throughout. Single rooms from 6 Marks upward. WIESBADEN. English hotel. Established family hotel. 100 rooms, running water. Best location opposite kochbrunnen Spring. All modern comforts. HOTEL SCHWARZER BOCK.
location opposite kochbrunnen Spring. All modern comforts. HOTEL SCHWARZER BOCK. The most popular hotel, “Kochbrunnen Baths.” Pension 10 marks up, including all extras. 260 beds. ITALY FLORENCE PALACE HOTEL The best hotel in the city. Modern and up-to-date. On the banks of the Arno. MERANO HOTEL PENSION ADERS. First-class English family house. Large park, running water, garage. Special terms from May to September. Prop.: F. Bauduin. MILAN hotel de France, The business man’s Hotel. HOTEL PRINCE & SAVOY, Central Station Square, first class, newly-built, 400 beds, 150 baths. All modern comforts, excellent restaurant, moderate prices, garage, Teleg. “Principal.” NAPLES Pinto-Square