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Eurêka, Sur les levées japonaises, Avant-propos du discours de la méthode de Descartes a obtenu, 1,830 francs. À la Salle 1, Me Lair-Dubreuil a obtenu d’une tapissérie des Flandres, 18e siècle, ayant pour sujet Joseph reconnu par ses frères, 40.000 francs, et d’une autre, Déesse enlevée par des amours, 56.000 francs. Des Personnages orientaux dans un parc, même origine, même époque ont fait 36.000 francs. PARIS SHOWS TO BE SEEN MOSTLY FOR THE EYE APOLLO.—8.45, White and Manning, American dancers; Will Laey, American cyclist; varied attractions. GAITY.—8.30, The revue À l’Œil Nu. THEATRE MUSIC HALL DES CHAMPSELYSÉES.—8.30, La Revue de Paris, by Rip, with Jane Marnac, Signoret. MOULIN-ROUGE MUSIC-HALL.—8.30, Perennial proof that Mistinguett is still a great variety artist. CASINO DE PARIS.—8.15, Paris en Fleurs with Chevalier and the Dolly Sisters. EMPIRE.—8.30, Vanni-Marcoux in Le Secret de Suzanne; variety programme. CIRQUE D’HIVER.—8.30, The Pratellini’s and many other good turns. NOUVEAU-CIRQUE.—Closed. FOLIES-BERGERE.—8.30. La Folie du Jour. The Harlem Charleston joins the display of historical costume and modern anatomy. DEUX-ÂNES, 90 Boulevard de Crécy.—9. No, No, Anese. CONCERT-MAYOL.—8.15, Quel Beau Nul Parisiens and the undress parade. CHATELET.—8.30, Capoulade de Marseille. Extravaganza. GAITE ROCIERE DE COUTY.—Ta Bouche ta'excite. PALACE, 8 Faubourg Montmartre.—8.30, The international Revue Paris Voyeur with the renowned comedian Grock. OLYMPIA.—Mats, at 2.15. Evenings at 8.30, An excellent vaudeville show. AT THE THEATRE DE LA MICHELÉE PASSIONNEMENT Musical comedy in 3 acts Book by Maurice HENNEQUIN Lyrics by Albert WILLEMETZ Produced by Edmond ROZE Music by M André MESSAGER ONE OF THE CURIOCITIES OF PARIS: L'abri The Theatre where Parisians took refuge during the German bombardments. L'ABRI, A Hilarious Revue L'ABRI, Matinée Daily 3, Nights 9 L'ABRI, 167 Rue Montmartre CINEMAS CINE MAX-LINDER.— Sublime Sacrifice. CONCERT SALLE CAVEAU, Tuesday evening, May 25, Antonio LUCAS SILVERNO PIANIST GEORGETTE LEBLANC Recital of modern music, with jazz songs SALLE COMÉDIE, 51, Rue St.-Georges, Tonight at 9 p.m. OPERA. Opéra. OPERA-COMIQUE.— Falstaff. THÉÂTRE-LYRIQUE Noces d'Or. ANTOINE.—8.45, Pas sur la Bouche. EDOUARD WIL—8.45, Mozart: par une aurore s'èveil l'amour dans le jeune compositeur joué par Yvonne Printemps, Sacha Guitry, l'auteur, est le jaloux tuteur. Un remarquable
international Revue Paris Voyeur with the renowned comedian Grock. OLYMPIA.—Mats, at 2.15. Evenings at 8.30, An excellent vaudeville show. AT THE THEATRE DE LA MICHELÉE PASSIONNEMENT Musical comedy in 3 acts Book by Maurice HENNEQUIN Lyrics by Albert WILLEMETZ Produced by Edmond ROZE Music by M André MESSAGER ONE OF THE CURIOCITIES OF PARIS: L'abri The Theatre where Parisians took refuge during the German bombardments. L'ABRI, A Hilarious Revue L'ABRI, Matinée Daily 3, Nights 9 L'ABRI, 167 Rue Montmartre CINEMAS CINE MAX-LINDER.— Sublime Sacrifice. CONCERT SALLE CAVEAU, Tuesday evening, May 25, Antonio LUCAS SILVERNO PIANIST GEORGETTE LEBLANC Recital of modern music, with jazz songs SALLE COMÉDIE, 51, Rue St.-Georges, Tonight at 9 p.m. OPERA. Opéra. OPERA-COMIQUE.— Falstaff. THÉÂTRE-LYRIQUE Noces d'Or. ANTOINE.—8.45, Pas sur la Bouche. EDOUARD WIL—8.45, Mozart: par une aurore s'èveil l'amour dans le jeune compositeur joué par Yvonne Printemps, Sacha Guitry, l'auteur, est le jaloux tuteur. Un remarquable chef-d'œuvre musical de Reynaldo Hahn. MARIONNETTE.—8.30, Vive la République! une satire par Sacha Guitry interprétée par de grands artistes de l'opéra et des comédies. MICHELINDE.—8.45, Passionnément, charmante opérette de Henequin et Willemetz avec musique de André Messager, le compositeur de "Véronique." MOGADOR.—8.15, No, No, Nanette. Version française de la comédie musicale américaine avec chœurs de Londres. BOUFFES-PARISIENS, 4 Rue Monsigny —8.45, Trois Jeunes Filles... Nues. The Bulle Drame, comédie féminine, cabarets, drame et fuente culinaire par Mervetti. FOLIES-DRAIYTQÜE —8.30, Dédé. GAITE-LYRIQUE.—8.40, Le Voyage en Chine. LA CIGALE.—8.45, Je me suis donnée. NOUVEAU THEATRE.—8.30, Rêve Valse. RENAISSANCE.—8.30, Quand on est jeune. Revival de l'opérette de Veber-Szilagyl avec Urban et Edmée Favart. THEATRE DE L’AVENUE.—8.45, Les Bleus de l’Amour. A Parisian opérette adaptée de l'œuvre de M. Roger de Fléac, avec mélodies mordantes de Al. Victor Alix, COMÉDIES ET DRAMES COMÉDIE-FRANÇAISE.—8.30, Le Pél Erin. A quoi rêvent les jeunes filles. Vieille Renommée. ODEON.—8.30, Polyeucte. Le Mariage Forcé. VARIÉTÉS, 7 Boulevard Montmartre.8.45, Le Martyre de l’Obèse. Un pessimiste humoristique par Al. Alfred Savoir, auteur de "L'ignoble Femme de Barbe-Bleue," d'après le célèbre roman de Al. Henri Béraud (Pierre Concourt) AUBERT-1ER.—8.45, The English Players in White Cargo. L’ATÉLIER.—8.30, Je ne vous aime plus, ATHÉNÉE.—8.30,
musicale américaine avec chœurs de Londres. BOUFFES-PARISIENS, 4 Rue Monsigny —8.45, Trois Jeunes Filles... Nues. The Bulle Drame, comédie féminine, cabarets, drame et fuente culinaire par Mervetti. FOLIES-DRAIYTQÜE —8.30, Dédé. GAITE-LYRIQUE.—8.40, Le Voyage en Chine. LA CIGALE.—8.45, Je me suis donnée. NOUVEAU THEATRE.—8.30, Rêve Valse. RENAISSANCE.—8.30, Quand on est jeune. Revival de l'opérette de Veber-Szilagyl avec Urban et Edmée Favart. THEATRE DE L’AVENUE.—8.45, Les Bleus de l’Amour. A Parisian opérette adaptée de l'œuvre de M. Roger de Fléac, avec mélodies mordantes de Al. Victor Alix, COMÉDIES ET DRAMES COMÉDIE-FRANÇAISE.—8.30, Le Pél Erin. A quoi rêvent les jeunes filles. Vieille Renommée. ODEON.—8.30, Polyeucte. Le Mariage Forcé. VARIÉTÉS, 7 Boulevard Montmartre.8.45, Le Martyre de l’Obèse. Un pessimiste humoristique par Al. Alfred Savoir, auteur de "L'ignoble Femme de Barbe-Bleue," d'après le célèbre roman de Al. Henri Béraud (Pierre Concourt) AUBERT-1ER.—8.45, The English Players in White Cargo. L’ATÉLIER.—8.30, Je ne vous aime plus, ATHÉNÉE.—8.30, La Rose de Séptembre, Dr. Madeleine Sofia et Lucien Rosenberg, le xylophone triomphe de l'amour sur la conscience par Jacques Deval. CAPUCINES.—9, Une Fille sans importance, où Maude Loty réussit. CLUNY.—8.45, Béguin de la Gaume COUACIÉDÉ.—9, Une Femme Ardente. COUACIÉDÉ-GAU.MARTIN.—9, Le Mage (ou Céton). COMÉDIE DES CHAUX-ELYSEES. 8.30, Bava l’Africain, un Tartarin des Vosges. DAUNOUY, 7 rue Daunou.—8.45, Mandragore. Une étrange, poétique et dramatique fantaisie, de Léon-Poïnquin et Madeleine Carré. DEJAZET.—8.30, T’auras pas sa fleur. FEMINA, 90 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, —8.45, La Prisonnière. Un pathogène tragique, d'après une œuvre de Mikhaïl Tchekhov. GRAND-GUIGNOL.—Le théâtre des thrills et des rires. Un Drame à bord. Le Chevalier Capitaine. La Fosse aux Filles. Lucienne et sa Tante. GYMNASIE.—9, Félix, nouvelle pièce de Henry Bernstein, avec Gabby Desmarnais. THEATRE DES ARTS.—9, Comme Ci et Comme ça. LA POTINNIÈRE.—9, Le Bigame, le nouveau drame de Jean Blanchon. THEATRE DES MATHURINS.-8.45, Monsieur de Saint-Obin. Un drame de Paris par A. Picard et H. A. Harwood. THEATRE DES NOUVEAUTÉS, 24 Boulevard Poissonnière.—8.45, La Noce. Henri Duvernois connaît Montmartre. MOUCHE, 38 Rue des Abbesses.—8.45, Un Perdreau de l’Année, Signoret dans un humour de Tristan Bernard. NOUVELLE ARBÈRE.—8.30, Les Nouveaux Riches. PALAIS-ROYAL.—8.45, Au Premier à ces Messieurs. THEATRE DE
un Tartarin des Vosges. DAUNOUY, 7 rue Daunou.—8.45, Mandragore. Une étrange, poétique et dramatique fantaisie, de Léon-Poïnquin et Madeleine Carré. DEJAZET.—8.30, T’auras pas sa fleur. FEMINA, 90 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, —8.45, La Prisonnière. Un pathogène tragique, d'après une œuvre de Mikhaïl Tchekhov. GRAND-GUIGNOL.—Le théâtre des thrills et des rires. Un Drame à bord. Le Chevalier Capitaine. La Fosse aux Filles. Lucienne et sa Tante. GYMNASIE.—9, Félix, nouvelle pièce de Henry Bernstein, avec Gabby Desmarnais. THEATRE DES ARTS.—9, Comme Ci et Comme ça. LA POTINNIÈRE.—9, Le Bigame, le nouveau drame de Jean Blanchon. THEATRE DES MATHURINS.-8.45, Monsieur de Saint-Obin. Un drame de Paris par A. Picard et H. A. Harwood. THEATRE DES NOUVEAUTÉS, 24 Boulevard Poissonnière.—8.45, La Noce. Henri Duvernois connaît Montmartre. MOUCHE, 38 Rue des Abbesses.—8.45, Un Perdreau de l’Année, Signoret dans un humour de Tristan Bernard. NOUVELLE ARBÈRE.—8.30, Les Nouveaux Riches. PALAIS-ROYAL.—8.45, Au Premier à ces Messieurs. THEATRE DE LA MADELEINE.—8.45, Le Docteur Miracle. Un scientiste qui prolonge la vie 900 ans relève la généreuse ironie de De Fier et De Croisset. THEATRE DE PARIS.—8.30, La Riposte, PORTUGALIAINTON.—8.15, Le Roi Tragique. SARAH BERNHARDT, Place du Château. —8.30, Mon Curé chez les Riches, le triomphe du bon sens par cinq actes de rire. SCALA.—9, Le Concierge revient de suite, STUDIO CHAMPS-ELYSEES—8.30, Téléès de Rechange. Une Visite. MAISON DE L'ŒUVRE.—8.45, L’Ancienne Noire. Ville Moderne. AU THEATRE MARIVAUX.— La Croisière Noire. ALEX-LINDER —Le Sublime Sacrifice. CAMEO, 32 Boulevard des Italiens. WHILE IF YOU WANT TO DANCE MAGIC CITY, 1 Avenue Bosquet.—Excellent dancing and skating. The orchestras are always good. Ballées on Saturdays and Sundays. CABARETS ARTISTIQUES CHEZ FUREY ET AUARICET (Moulin de la Chanson), 42 Boulevard de Clichy.—9, L’Ami Fric. NOCTAMBULES, 7 Rue Champollion.9, diverses attractions incluant le revue Tennis-Money. HOTELS & PENSIONS PARIS CONTINENTAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT. Facing the Tuileries Garden. PHARLSTON HOTEL 55 B. RUE CHAUFOUR. Nouveau. 30 chambres. FRANCISCO GRILL. Hôtel Moderne. Comfort. Nouveau. 100 rue Lafayette. HOTEL PARIS-NICE. 36-38, rue du Faubourg-Montmartre, hôtel moderne, faste restaurant. American bar. HOTEL NOAILLES. The latest first-class hôtel in the centre of Paris, 9 Rue de la Michodière. Moderat prix, GARDEN HOTEL.
actes de rire. SCALA.—9, Le Concierge revient de suite, STUDIO CHAMPS-ELYSEES—8.30, Téléès de Rechange. Une Visite. MAISON DE L'ŒUVRE.—8.45, L’Ancienne Noire. Ville Moderne. AU THEATRE MARIVAUX.— La Croisière Noire. ALEX-LINDER —Le Sublime Sacrifice. CAMEO, 32 Boulevard des Italiens. WHILE IF YOU WANT TO DANCE MAGIC CITY, 1 Avenue Bosquet.—Excellent dancing and skating. The orchestras are always good. Ballées on Saturdays and Sundays. CABARETS ARTISTIQUES CHEZ FUREY ET AUARICET (Moulin de la Chanson), 42 Boulevard de Clichy.—9, L’Ami Fric. NOCTAMBULES, 7 Rue Champollion.9, diverses attractions incluant le revue Tennis-Money. HOTELS & PENSIONS PARIS CONTINENTAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT. Facing the Tuileries Garden. PHARLSTON HOTEL 55 B. RUE CHAUFOUR. Nouveau. 30 chambres. FRANCISCO GRILL. Hôtel Moderne. Comfort. Nouveau. 100 rue Lafayette. HOTEL PARIS-NICE. 36-38, rue du Faubourg-Montmartre, hôtel moderne, faste restaurant. American bar. HOTEL NOAILLES. The latest first-class hôtel in the centre of Paris, 9 Rue de la Michodière. Moderat prix, GARDEN HOTEL. 6 Rue Deau (Etoile). Entièrement rénové; grand jardin, l'eau chaude et froide dans les salles de bains. Téléphone: Wagram 48-04. SAINTE ANNE. 10 Rue Sainte-Anne. ENVIRONS DE PARIS ARBONNE (Fontainebleau Forest). HÔTEL DE LA CITÉ FIRST-class hôtel restaurant. Bains. Bungalows. Dans la forêt. Téléphone: ARNOVILLE-LE-PONT UNIQUE HOTEL DE LA POMME D'API. Hôtel 15 minutes de Paris par tram ou tram. Prix de 30 francs. Moderne. 18 Quai de Poissonnières, NOGENT-SUR-MARNE PENSION CHATEAU CASTEL. 15 minutes par train, tram ou tram. Jardin. Repas du soir. Prix modérés. Adresse-24 Grande Rue, Nogent-sur-Marne. A L'AUBERGE DE COLOMBIER. Moderne. Prix modérés. 3 Rue de Fontenay. VERSAILLES HÔTEL DES RÉSERVOIRS and Restaurant. Vieille réputation. Entrée directe dans le parc. FRANÇAINE PROVINCES AIX-EN-PROVENCE HÔTEL RIVIÈRE. Cuisine Savoureuse. Beau Jardin. Tennis et Garage. PRAND HOTEL NECRE COSTE. Le lieu de séjour des motrices Rivière. Hôtel Moderne. ARGELÈS-GAZOST (Hautes Pyrénées.) HÔTEL DE FRANCE. Commands the finest panoramic view. Opens March 25: motor boating and trout fishing. Moderate. BIARRITZ hotel de la paix Modern Comfort. Very Central, 25 to 30fr. day all inclusive HOTEL bu palaïs. Ex-Imperial & Royal Résidence. Open all year. G. G. Cigolini, HOTEL de l'Europe. Close to Casino. Excellent Family Hôtel. Modern comfort. Renowned French
D'API. Hôtel 15 minutes de Paris par tram ou tram. Prix de 30 francs. Moderne. 18 Quai de Poissonnières, NOGENT-SUR-MARNE PENSION CHATEAU CASTEL. 15 minutes par train, tram ou tram. Jardin. Repas du soir. Prix modérés. Adresse-24 Grande Rue, Nogent-sur-Marne. A L'AUBERGE DE COLOMBIER. Moderne. Prix modérés. 3 Rue de Fontenay. VERSAILLES HÔTEL DES RÉSERVOIRS and Restaurant. Vieille réputation. Entrée directe dans le parc. FRANÇAINE PROVINCES AIX-EN-PROVENCE HÔTEL RIVIÈRE. Cuisine Savoureuse. Beau Jardin. Tennis et Garage. PRAND HOTEL NECRE COSTE. Le lieu de séjour des motrices Rivière. Hôtel Moderne. ARGELÈS-GAZOST (Hautes Pyrénées.) HÔTEL DE FRANCE. Commands the finest panoramic view. Opens March 25: motor boating and trout fishing. Moderate. BIARRITZ hotel de la paix Modern Comfort. Very Central, 25 to 30fr. day all inclusive HOTEL bu palaïs. Ex-Imperial & Royal Résidence. Open all year. G. G. Cigolini, HOTEL de l'Europe. Close to Casino. Excellent Family Hôtel. Modern comfort. Renowned French cooking. Moderate Prices. HOTEL VILLA ARNOULD, homelike, renowned cooking, all modern comfort. On beach near Casinos, shady garden, modern bowling and inclusive tennis, Croissants . bOf.). BOULOGNE-SUR-MER HOTEL DU NORD. 58 Rue de Boston, 58, Near beach and Casino, 1st Class Cuisine, J. Klmmel. Prop. SAINT-JEAN-CAP-FERRAT (Beaulieu) HOTEL MIRAMAR. Restaurant, Tea, Private tennis. Park. Boating. Moaerm. Garage. CAUTERETS HOTEL D’ANCLETHERE. P. Meillon. Up-to-date. Open all the year round. LE LUC-EN-PROVENCE NOUVEL HOTEL DU PARC. Paris-Nice Route. comfortable. Modern. Good, cuisine. Garage. MARSEILLES royal HOTEL. Recently renovated. Moderate prices. 27 Boulevard Dugommier. LA RESERVE. Palace Hotel, overlooking Corniche and Gulf. First-Class. NICE HOTEL RECINA AND CARDENS. 600 rooms, Open all year. Rates moderate. HOTEL NEGRESCO. Promenade-des-Anglais. Facing South. 300 rooms, all with bathrooms. HOTEL brice English Hotel open all year. Beautiful gardens. 5 minutes from the sea. All comfort. richmond HOTEL. Modern comfort Garden. Garage. Pension 40 to 50fr GARDEN pension First-class, modern comforts, near Promenade-des-Anglais Jardin Albert-Ier. (Entrance on Rue du Groin-de-Marbre.). NIMES HOTEL DU LUXEMBOURG. First-class, LE TOUQUET-PARIS-PLAGE NOUVEL HOTEL, Mod. Comf., good cooking, garden, garage, afternoon tel 87 & 89, Rue de Paris. “BEAU soleil.” Hotel-Rest.; on beach nr. Casino, entirely renovated, mod. terms. Boulevard de la Mer.
Tea, Private tennis. Park. Boating. Moaerm. Garage. CAUTERETS HOTEL D’ANCLETHERE. P. Meillon. Up-to-date. Open all the year round. LE LUC-EN-PROVENCE NOUVEL HOTEL DU PARC. Paris-Nice Route. comfortable. Modern. Good, cuisine. Garage. MARSEILLES royal HOTEL. Recently renovated. Moderate prices. 27 Boulevard Dugommier. LA RESERVE. Palace Hotel, overlooking Corniche and Gulf. First-Class. NICE HOTEL RECINA AND CARDENS. 600 rooms, Open all year. Rates moderate. HOTEL NEGRESCO. Promenade-des-Anglais. Facing South. 300 rooms, all with bathrooms. HOTEL brice English Hotel open all year. Beautiful gardens. 5 minutes from the sea. All comfort. richmond HOTEL. Modern comfort Garden. Garage. Pension 40 to 50fr GARDEN pension First-class, modern comforts, near Promenade-des-Anglais Jardin Albert-Ier. (Entrance on Rue du Groin-de-Marbre.). NIMES HOTEL DU LUXEMBOURG. First-class, LE TOUQUET-PARIS-PLAGE NOUVEL HOTEL, Mod. Comf., good cooking, garden, garage, afternoon tel 87 & 89, Rue de Paris. “BEAU soleil.” Hotel-Rest.; on beach nr. Casino, entirely renovated, mod. terms. Boulevard de la Mer. Digue Ridom. PENSION sainte-anne. Villas le Calme Boulevard de la Mer, facing sea, every comfort. Téléphoner 86. HOTEL “LA RUCHE,” Le Touquet-Paris Plage. Good cooking, Comfort, garage garden. Nr. Beach and Forest. A. Hauteœur, Prop. Téléphone: 142. ROUEN. GRAND HOTEL DU NORD. 91 Rue de la Grosse-Horloge. Mod. comf., Ais. with private bathrooms, cuisine. American bar and garage. Sarren & Vilmat, Props. TOURS. Excursion Centre for the Loire Châteaux HOTEL METROPOLE. —New, 100 rooms. 50 baths, rest., garage, garden. 'Phone 051. ITALY RAPALLO HOTEL EXCELSIOR AND NEW CASINO. 220 beds and bathrooms; very first class. Open all the year. ROME EDEN HOTEL. High-class residential hotel, surrounded by garden. in Ludovico quarter STRESA (Lake Maggiore) RECINA PALACE HOTEL. The and most up-to-date. SPAIN MADRID HOTEL Florida The most central, rooms, with private bath, Moderate price New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cincinnati, Washington, New York, Cleveland, St. Louis, Boston. Game, Boston, St. Louis, Marvel. Experienced Timers and Judges Will Make Affidavits That New Time Was Regularly Made. Paris Times Spécial, LOS ANGELES, Sunday.—Charles Paddock was timed by five timers of national reputation in 9 5/10 s. in the Far-Western sélection meet in the Stadium here yesterday. There was no wind, and
with private bathrooms, cuisine. American bar and garage. Sarren & Vilmat, Props. TOURS. Excursion Centre for the Loire Châteaux HOTEL METROPOLE. —New, 100 rooms. 50 baths, rest., garage, garden. 'Phone 051. ITALY RAPALLO HOTEL EXCELSIOR AND NEW CASINO. 220 beds and bathrooms; very first class. Open all the year. ROME EDEN HOTEL. High-class residential hotel, surrounded by garden. in Ludovico quarter STRESA (Lake Maggiore) RECINA PALACE HOTEL. The and most up-to-date. SPAIN MADRID HOTEL Florida The most central, rooms, with private bath, Moderate price New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cincinnati, Washington, New York, Cleveland, St. Louis, Boston. Game, Boston, St. Louis, Marvel. Experienced Timers and Judges Will Make Affidavits That New Time Was Regularly Made. Paris Times Spécial, LOS ANGELES, Sunday.—Charles Paddock was timed by five timers of national reputation in 9 5/10 s. in the Far-Western sélection meet in the Stadium here yesterday. There was no wind, and the start and finish are held to have been regularly made, leaving no room for a refusal of the time as a new record for the classic "hundred." Five timers all caught the same time. Judges and timers are ready to sign affidavits. The hundred yards has been run in 9 6/10 s. by a dozen men, but only Dan Kelly, Howard Drew and Cyril H. Coates have been officially credited with this time, besides Paddock, who has made the record on five occasions. Recently Roland Locke, the Nebraska sprinter, was timed in 9 5/10 s., but the conditions were not regular and no record was asked for. There is every chance that Paddock and Locke will meet at the national championships in Philadelphia in the first week of July, in both the 100 yards and 220 yards. FRENCH BEAT DANES IN DAVIS CUP PLAY COPENHAGEN. — The French Davis Cup team made a clean sweep of the Davis Cup elimination play against Denmark, winning by four matches to none. The singles match between Lacoste and Ulrich was declared off owing to bad weather and the fact that it could not alter the standing. The doubles match in which Jacques
9 6/10 s. by a dozen men, but only Dan Kelly, Howard Drew and Cyril H. Coates have been officially credited with this time, besides Paddock, who has made the record on five occasions. Recently Roland Locke, the Nebraska sprinter, was timed in 9 5/10 s., but the conditions were not regular and no record was asked for. There is every chance that Paddock and Locke will meet at the national championships in Philadelphia in the first week of July, in both the 100 yards and 220 yards. FRENCH BEAT DANES IN DAVIS CUP PLAY COPENHAGEN. — The French Davis Cup team made a clean sweep of the Davis Cup elimination play against Denmark, winning by four matches to none. The singles match between Lacoste and Ulrich was declared off owing to bad weather and the fact that it could not alter the standing. The doubles match in which Jacques Brugnon and Henri Cochet (France) beat Ulrich and Hendriksen (Denmark) was a hard-fought affair for four sets, the fifth and deciding one going to the French by a love score when the local players tired. The French players have left for Prague, where they will meet the Czechoslovak team in the second round of the eliminations on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The detailed score follows: — René Lacoste (F.) beat Axel Petersen (D.) 6-4, 7-5, 6-1. Henri Cochet (F.) beat Ulrich (D.) 6-2, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. Cochet beat Petersen, 3-6, 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4. Cochet and Brugnon (F.) beat Ulrich and Hendriksen (D.) 4-6, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5, 6-0. Lacoste v. Ulrich, cancelled. (Paris Times Spécial) LOUISVILLE, Monday.—When tiny AI Johnson rode Colonel E. R. Bradley’s Bubbling Over to victory over his stablemate, Baggage, in the Kentucky Derby here on Saturday, the theory was once more disproved that a horse must be bred from a long line of champions to come to rule the Turf. Bubbling Over, now the most valuable horse in America, is the son of North Star III, out of Beamirting Beauty. Neither his sire nor his dam was among the great of the Turf. Nevertheless, he enabled
the second round of the eliminations on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The detailed score follows: — René Lacoste (F.) beat Axel Petersen (D.) 6-4, 7-5, 6-1. Henri Cochet (F.) beat Ulrich (D.) 6-2, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. Cochet beat Petersen, 3-6, 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4. Cochet and Brugnon (F.) beat Ulrich and Hendriksen (D.) 4-6, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5, 6-0. Lacoste v. Ulrich, cancelled. (Paris Times Spécial) LOUISVILLE, Monday.—When tiny AI Johnson rode Colonel E. R. Bradley’s Bubbling Over to victory over his stablemate, Baggage, in the Kentucky Derby here on Saturday, the theory was once more disproved that a horse must be bred from a long line of champions to come to rule the Turf. Bubbling Over, now the most valuable horse in America, is the son of North Star III, out of Beamirting Beauty. Neither his sire nor his dam was among the great of the Turf. Nevertheless, he enabled Colonel Bradley to take first and second in the Derby for the second time in five years and he brought more than $5,000,000 to the pockets of those loyal Westerners who bet on Kentucky-bred horses in the Derby, regardless of what chance they have against entries from the East. Bubbling Over disproved a lot of other things. The wise ones said he was a sprinter—that he could not last a mile and a quarter. They also said that he carried his head too high and acted badly at the post. Despite all these dire predictions, Bubbling Over same through. Bubbling Over’s record is impressive, but not too much so. Previous to the Derby, he won seven of his ten starts, but only one of them was in a Stake—-the Nursery Handicap at Champagne. However, he has never finished unplaced. The greatest racing crowd that the State of good whisky, fast horses and beautiful women has ever seen, assembled at Churchill Downs for the great battle of the thoroughbreds. Eastern society, represented by the Harry Payne Whitney's, Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt and many others from Park Avenue, turned out in full array. The Kentucky racing crowd was equally prominent, headed by