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1919. The improved position of the farmers is reflected in the October sales of the mail order house, Sears, Roebuck and Company. These amounted to $23,000,000, an increase of 5.4 percent as against 1923. The bond market, in its turn, is active and firm, although some irregularity is remarked in Government issues. German Loan bonds remain steadily in the neighborhood of 94. Crude Prices Rise. Oils are growing stronger, on news that the price of the raw product is rising in various parts of the country and the announcement that there is a further weekly reduction in the daily average of crude production. The money market is somewhat firmer on the calling of loans but market leaders are convinced that the upward swing will continue for an appreciable period. Wall Street had discounted the election of Mr. Coolidge, but not the election of a Republican House of Representatives. The following are the opening prices in Wall Street today:— Today Previous Close American Can no. 3/4 140. Anaconda Copper .... 37 7/8 36 7/8 Baldwin Locomotive 121, 98 7/8 General Motors ..... 57 1/2 57 1/4 Kennecott Copper .... 48 1/4 47 5/8 Standard Oil of Indiana 58 7/8 58 3/4 5 1/8 Oil of New Jersey.. ... 37 1/8 37 Studabaker 38 3/4 38 3/4 United States Steel ., 112 3/8, 111 7/8 Change on Paris — Cable Transfers London. — PARIS BOURSE The first Saturday session of the winter on the Paris Bourse brought no alteration today in the tendency that business there has displayed for the last few days. Once more today the tendency was heavy and irregular. Local issues were again largely neglected and this fact had a pronounced influence on the prices they registered. The consequence was easiness in most departments and even slight recessions here and there. Arbitrage values held up fairly well upon the firmness of sterling. Sugar issues were hesitating. On the Corn, arbitrage issues were active but there was only a small volume of trading with the London stock market closed. The market was calm at the close. The following were the
5 1/8 Oil of New Jersey.. ... 37 1/8 37 Studabaker 38 3/4 38 3/4 United States Steel ., 112 3/8, 111 7/8 Change on Paris — Cable Transfers London. — PARIS BOURSE The first Saturday session of the winter on the Paris Bourse brought no alteration today in the tendency that business there has displayed for the last few days. Once more today the tendency was heavy and irregular. Local issues were again largely neglected and this fact had a pronounced influence on the prices they registered. The consequence was easiness in most departments and even slight recessions here and there. Arbitrage values held up fairly well upon the firmness of sterling. Sugar issues were hesitating. On the Corn, arbitrage issues were active but there was only a small volume of trading with the London stock market closed. The market was calm at the close. The following were the closing prices: — GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Today. Previous Close. 50.50 49.95 1917 .... 50.30 50.09 1920 .... 72.30 72.50 73.30 73.49 GOVERNMENT SECURITIES FINANCIAL FLASHES New York banks have granted to Cologne a $2,000,000 short-term credit. The quarterly report of the Shell Union Oil Corporation shows increases of $33,877,000 in the total income and of $31,661,000 in the surplus. FRENCH 19.09 4.58.75 STRIKE IN NEWFOUNDLAND St. John's Longshoremen Down Tools And Stop Others from Working. SAINT JOHN'S (Newfoundland), Saturday.—The longshoremen here are on strike, and despite the intervention of the police they have been able to prevent the importation of strike breakers. The ship companies have applied to the Government for a warship to protect freight on the piers. DUTCH FLIGHT LEAVES BAGHDAD BAGHDAD, Saturday.—The Dutch fliers have left here on their way to Java. Their next stop is Bushire. Prent 3% Do. 4% Do. 5% Do. 6% FOREIGN British cons. 2 1/2 % Egypte-Uniecl ... Japan 5 % 19?? ..... Russian Cons. ...... Do. 5% 1906 .... Spanish Extra, 4 %, ... Turkish Unified .... 208.50 263.20 262.75 19.85 20.72 54.20 RAILROADS, . 666.00 715.00 . 1005.00 . 790,00 890,00 FRENCH Est ............. m* Nord" Or.'eaps P-L.M. .......... „ foreign
total income and of $31,661,000 in the surplus. FRENCH 19.09 4.58.75 STRIKE IN NEWFOUNDLAND St. John's Longshoremen Down Tools And Stop Others from Working. SAINT JOHN'S (Newfoundland), Saturday.—The longshoremen here are on strike, and despite the intervention of the police they have been able to prevent the importation of strike breakers. The ship companies have applied to the Government for a warship to protect freight on the piers. DUTCH FLIGHT LEAVES BAGHDAD BAGHDAD, Saturday.—The Dutch fliers have left here on their way to Java. Their next stop is Bushire. Prent 3% Do. 4% Do. 5% Do. 6% FOREIGN British cons. 2 1/2 % Egypte-Uniecl ... Japan 5 % 19?? ..... Russian Cons. ...... Do. 5% 1906 .... Spanish Extra, 4 %, ... Turkish Unified .... 208.50 263.20 262.75 19.85 20.72 54.20 RAILROADS, . 666.00 715.00 . 1005.00 . 790,00 890,00 FRENCH Est ............. m* Nord" Or.'eaps P-L.M. .......... „ foreign railways, iwr W* U3Q.00 CniQ,, Mil, & Stl, p aU j 121U.00 Cincinnati, Louisville, & Nashville ... 1 .y, ijavon H. inion Nitrate Railways v U 10.00 Mexican north of span Royal Portuguese ... Banco de France ^ 4 ^ 3 Comptoir d’Escompte crédit Lyonnais .... 5QoiéGénérale Union Parisienne * Utomaan Bank 206.00 264.00 264.00 17.35 19.85 217.00 53.40 670.00 705.00 1013.00 800,00 930,00 1338.00 1185.00 1099.00 1010,00 1043.00 The City of Toronto issue of $9,971,000 of 4 1/2 percent bonds, payable in Toronto and London, was sold at $96.1874. This is the largest domestic issue ever offered in Toronto. The world's production of artificial silk during the year 1924 is estimated at 40,000,000 lb. For the first six months of this year the output was 17,364,582 lb., as against 35,380,000 lb. for the whole year 1923 and 8,000,000 for the year 1920. 7610.00 071.00 1540.00 778.00 970.00 860.00 Argentin 4% % 1989 A 0 ÎEfUCA _^ f 1À Ixi* rr r* &gt;s . . V !’* 20 Dit, 5% Qq) i 900 sold 1010 à% L d’g, isOs Buenos-A. m % 1009 DO. 4 1/2% I 910 coïta Paca 5% 1911.. €r$d. i-con. Argentin llialti 5% 1910 rUg,Uay Mexican
Utomaan Bank 206.00 264.00 264.00 17.35 19.85 217.00 53.40 670.00 705.00 1013.00 800,00 930,00 1338.00 1185.00 1099.00 1010,00 1043.00 The City of Toronto issue of $9,971,000 of 4 1/2 percent bonds, payable in Toronto and London, was sold at $96.1874. This is the largest domestic issue ever offered in Toronto. The world's production of artificial silk during the year 1924 is estimated at 40,000,000 lb. For the first six months of this year the output was 17,364,582 lb., as against 35,380,000 lb. for the whole year 1923 and 8,000,000 for the year 1920. 7610.00 071.00 1540.00 778.00 970.00 860.00 Argentin 4% % 1989 A 0 ÎEfUCA _^ f 1À Ixi* rr r* &gt;s . . V !’* 20 Dit, 5% Qq) i 900 sold 1010 à% L d’g, isOs Buenos-A. m % 1009 DO. 4 1/2% I 910 coïta Paca 5% 1911.. €r$d. i-con. Argentin llialti 5% 1910 rUg,Uay Mexican 4 % 1906 !!* . Do. 1% 1910 ...* m D° 6% (Bonds:.* ■ Min. Geraes 5 % 1917 Do. 4 1/2% tario 8. Paulo 5 % Gd. 1905 Uruguay 3 1/4 1891. Do. 5 % Gold 1909 French Santa Fé Rail. Mexico El Oro Mining. Bank of London & Mexico National B’k of Mexico Spanish Bank of Rio MINE. Central Mining Chartered .. /.. De Beers, Ord. do. Preferred Rio Tinto, Ord. Utah Copper ., 70,20 233.00 835.00 115.00 600.00 630.00 73.00 77.00 750.00 475,00 365.00 949.00 425.00 24 .00 623.00 155.00 ... 1042.00 ’ 52.25 ... 1025.00 .... 1015.00 ♦ 3035.00 ... 1539.00 MEXICAN Egyptian, ord... 88 sa Royal Dutch ....... 25800.00 Shell 380,00 MISCELLANEOUS Suez Canal 771 n ne; Ole. Gêne. Transatlant, 151.00 Egyptian Sugar Refining. 1050 Say Sugar ......... 1765.00 Hispanica, Ord, ....a .165.00 7620.00 967.00 1562.00 776.00 985.00 862.00 71.60 232.03 858.00 146,00 500.00 620.00 70.00 732.00 460.00 385.00 95 . 1.00 429,50 242 fio 622.00 154.00 1041.00 51.75 1025.00 1013.00. 3.056.00 1545.00 SS .73 25,400,00 375. The visible supply of wheat in Canada has increased by 1,800,000 bushels on the week to 19,947,000 bushels, against 31,828,000 bushels last year, while the visible supply of
Mexico National B’k of Mexico Spanish Bank of Rio MINE. Central Mining Chartered .. /.. De Beers, Ord. do. Preferred Rio Tinto, Ord. Utah Copper ., 70,20 233.00 835.00 115.00 600.00 630.00 73.00 77.00 750.00 475,00 365.00 949.00 425.00 24 .00 623.00 155.00 ... 1042.00 ’ 52.25 ... 1025.00 .... 1015.00 ♦ 3035.00 ... 1539.00 MEXICAN Egyptian, ord... 88 sa Royal Dutch ....... 25800.00 Shell 380,00 MISCELLANEOUS Suez Canal 771 n ne; Ole. Gêne. Transatlant, 151.00 Egyptian Sugar Refining. 1050 Say Sugar ......... 1765.00 Hispanica, Ord, ....a .165.00 7620.00 967.00 1562.00 776.00 985.00 862.00 71.60 232.03 858.00 146,00 500.00 620.00 70.00 732.00 460.00 385.00 95 . 1.00 429,50 242 fio 622.00 154.00 1041.00 51.75 1025.00 1013.00. 3.056.00 1545.00 SS .73 25,400,00 375. The visible supply of wheat in Canada has increased by 1,800,000 bushels on the week to 19,947,000 bushels, against 31,828,000 bushels last year, while the visible supply of oats is 1,266,000 bushels larger on the week at 10,814,000 bushels, compared with 4,269,000 bushels a year ago. It is officially announced in London that the percentage of standard production of rubber that may be exported on the minimum levy from Ceylon, the straits Settlements, and the Malay States for the quarter beginning November 1st has been fixed at 50, this being 5 percent less than for the preceding quarter. The following private estimates of the American cotton crop have been issued at New-York: Fener and Bean, crop 11,935,000 bales, percentage spun 79.4; National Ginners’ Association, crop 12,580,000 bales, amount spun 9,740,000 bales; Messrs. McFaradden, condition 85.3, crop 12,787,000 bales; Watkins Bureau, crop 12,790,000 bales. Official statements regarding the output of the devastated French mines in the Nord and the Pas-de-Calais show that the daily output of coal in that district has been raised from 80,108 tons in January of the present year to 85,431 in August. As compared with the normal daily average output of 1913 the deficit now amounts to only 5,836 tons per working day. The Victorian Legislative Assembly has passed the Voluntary Wheat Assistance Bill for a compulsory wheat pool was introduced by the Legislative Assembly,
the quarter beginning November 1st has been fixed at 50, this being 5 percent less than for the preceding quarter. The following private estimates of the American cotton crop have been issued at New-York: Fener and Bean, crop 11,935,000 bales, percentage spun 79.4; National Ginners’ Association, crop 12,580,000 bales, amount spun 9,740,000 bales; Messrs. McFaradden, condition 85.3, crop 12,787,000 bales; Watkins Bureau, crop 12,790,000 bales. Official statements regarding the output of the devastated French mines in the Nord and the Pas-de-Calais show that the daily output of coal in that district has been raised from 80,108 tons in January of the present year to 85,431 in August. As compared with the normal daily average output of 1913 the deficit now amounts to only 5,836 tons per working day. The Victorian Legislative Assembly has passed the Voluntary Wheat Assistance Bill for a compulsory wheat pool was introduced by the Legislative Assembly, but was rejected by the Legislative Council on October 8th. On October 23 it was announced that the Victorian Government had decided to give financial assistance to a voluntary wheat pool. EXCHANGE RATES TODAY In Paris, the following are the closing quotations on the Paris exchange market today as compared with yesterday: — Today Prev. close. In New York, London, Belgium, Spain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland. The PARIS TIMES Will be furnished on file in all the hotels in this directory. PARIS CLAIME SIBOTEL, 74 Ave. des Champs-Élysées... Every modern comfort and convenience. HOTEL PLAZA-ATHÉNÉE, 25 Avenue de l'Opéra (Champs-Élysées). HOTEL RITZ, le RITZ RESTAURANT, Place Vendôme. HOTEL COURCEL, 4 Rue des Pyramides, near Opéra. Bathrooms and running water on every floor. HOTEL, 79 Rue La Boétie. Comfortable. English spoken. HOTEL DE NORMANDIE, 4 Rue d'Amsterdam, near Gare St-Lazare. Comfortable. HOTEL PLAZA, 177 Boulevard Haussmann. HOTEL DE LA PRESIDENCE, 13 Rue Penthièvre. Comfortable. Located. Modern prices. HOTEL OLYMPIC, 40 Rue de Londres. Conveniently located, near Gare St-Lazare, Moderate prices. HOTEL D’OXFORD, 18 Rue des Acacias (Etoile). Excellent hotel and cold running water; ice cream; moderate prices. BEL'S HOTEL, 10 Rue Taitbout. Telephone 57-86. TERRASSA HOTEL, 74-70 Ave. de la
with yesterday: — Today Prev. close. In New York, London, Belgium, Spain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland. The PARIS TIMES Will be furnished on file in all the hotels in this directory. PARIS CLAIME SIBOTEL, 74 Ave. des Champs-Élysées... Every modern comfort and convenience. HOTEL PLAZA-ATHÉNÉE, 25 Avenue de l'Opéra (Champs-Élysées). HOTEL RITZ, le RITZ RESTAURANT, Place Vendôme. HOTEL COURCEL, 4 Rue des Pyramides, near Opéra. Bathrooms and running water on every floor. HOTEL, 79 Rue La Boétie. Comfortable. English spoken. HOTEL DE NORMANDIE, 4 Rue d'Amsterdam, near Gare St-Lazare. Comfortable. HOTEL PLAZA, 177 Boulevard Haussmann. HOTEL DE LA PRESIDENCE, 13 Rue Penthièvre. Comfortable. Located. Modern prices. HOTEL OLYMPIC, 40 Rue de Londres. Conveniently located, near Gare St-Lazare, Moderate prices. HOTEL D’OXFORD, 18 Rue des Acacias (Etoile). Excellent hotel and cold running water; ice cream; moderate prices. BEL'S HOTEL, 10 Rue Taitbout. Telephone 57-86. TERRASSA HOTEL, 74-70 Ave. de la Grande Armée, facing Bois de Boulogne. Modern comfort. GRAND HOTEL DE CHARTRES, 8 Rue du Dôme. Modern comfort. Rooms from 16 to 35fr. inclusive. Near Bois de Boulogne. CERAMIC HOTEL, 24 Av. Wagram (Etoile). Libellule, new. Modern. Reasonable. 27 AVENUE CARNOT (Etoile). Entirely new, modern apartments, hot and cold running water. PICCADILY HOTEL, 59bis Rue Pigalle. Altufagerie, restaurant, boarding. HOTEL MERCURE, 29 Rue de Rivoli, opposite Tuileries, Restaurant open to non-residents. HOTEL MONTFLEURI, 21 Av. Gde. Arcade (Etoile). Modern. Special winter rates. VICTORIA, LAFAYETTE, 10 Cité d'Annonciation (Opéra). Rooms with the latest comfort. From 48fr. and up. FRENCH PROVINCE, AIX-LES-BAINS. HOTELS SPLENDID, ROYAL AND EXCELLENT. 2 Leasing Hotels. 48 miles from Paris. HOTEL DES VLLEINS: DU CHATEAU. Delicious cooking, tent camps. Attractive rates pension. Plan-Ins. BORDEAUX. HOTEL BRISTOL, 4 Rue Franklin. Modern comfort, Restaurant. Telephone Bordeaux 54-04. R. C.-Bordeaux, 1797. BIARRITZ. HOTEL DU PALAIS. Ex-imperial and royal residence. Open all year. CARLTON HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. Facing the sea. Inclusive terms. HÔTEL D’ANGLETERRE. First class, on the sea. Special winter rates. HOTEL REGINA ET DU GOLF. Plateau du Phare. Close to the golf links. HOTEL DE LA PAIX. Modern comfort. Very central. 30-fr. day all included. EDOUARD VI. Between Casinos. Central
water. PICCADILY HOTEL, 59bis Rue Pigalle. Altufagerie, restaurant, boarding. HOTEL MERCURE, 29 Rue de Rivoli, opposite Tuileries, Restaurant open to non-residents. HOTEL MONTFLEURI, 21 Av. Gde. Arcade (Etoile). Modern. Special winter rates. VICTORIA, LAFAYETTE, 10 Cité d'Annonciation (Opéra). Rooms with the latest comfort. From 48fr. and up. FRENCH PROVINCE, AIX-LES-BAINS. HOTELS SPLENDID, ROYAL AND EXCELLENT. 2 Leasing Hotels. 48 miles from Paris. HOTEL DES VLLEINS: DU CHATEAU. Delicious cooking, tent camps. Attractive rates pension. Plan-Ins. BORDEAUX. HOTEL BRISTOL, 4 Rue Franklin. Modern comfort, Restaurant. Telephone Bordeaux 54-04. R. C.-Bordeaux, 1797. BIARRITZ. HOTEL DU PALAIS. Ex-imperial and royal residence. Open all year. CARLTON HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. Facing the sea. Inclusive terms. HÔTEL D’ANGLETERRE. First class, on the sea. Special winter rates. HOTEL REGINA ET DU GOLF. Plateau du Phare. Close to the golf links. HOTEL DE LA PAIX. Modern comfort. Very central. 30-fr. day all included. EDOUARD VI. Between Casinos. Central belt. Every room view on sea. Inclusive terms 30fr. HOTEL DE FRANCE and Restaurant. Modern comfort. Central heat. Including terms 35fr. HOTEL VICTORIA & GRANDE PLAGE. Family hotel near Casino. Renowned cooking. 2 tennis. NICE. HOTEL BRICE. First class, full South. Run water. Lift. Garden. Pension 35fr. SPLENDID HOTEL. 150 spacious rooms with bath and trunk telephone. HOTEL GOUNOD. Modern comfort. Pension from 35fr. HOTEL DU LOUVRE, 20 Boulevard Victor-Hugo. 1st class. Every comfort. QUEEN’S HOTEL. Greatly enlarged. Handsome public rooms. 40 new rooms with private bath and telephone. Very moderate terms. AGID, Prop. PAU. HOTEL GASSEN. Up-to-date. Full south facing Pyrenees. Near golf course. ST.-JEAN-DE-LUZ (Côte Basque), GOLF HOTEL. The newest, full South. Tennis. Modern terrace, Appointed by r.a.c. MODERN HOTEL. Facing sea and Pyrenees. All comfort. Rost hot water everywhere. AUSTRIAN VIENNA. HOTEL BRISTOL. Modern first-class hotel. Meeting place for English and Americans. HOTEL ASTORIA. Luxurious modern hotel. Quiet. One minute from Opera-Giraffe. GRAND HOTEL: First-class hotel on Ringstrasse. Large lounge and tea-room. GERMANY BERLIN. HOTEL ADLON. The finest hotel and finest service in the world. Post-war conditions. ITALY ROME. HOTEL ELYSEE. Facing the Villa Borghese. Running hot water in every room. Modern terms. EXCELSIOR HOTEL. Deluxe. Very
spacious rooms with bath and trunk telephone. HOTEL GOUNOD. Modern comfort. Pension from 35fr. HOTEL DU LOUVRE, 20 Boulevard Victor-Hugo. 1st class. Every comfort. QUEEN’S HOTEL. Greatly enlarged. Handsome public rooms. 40 new rooms with private bath and telephone. Very moderate terms. AGID, Prop. PAU. HOTEL GASSEN. Up-to-date. Full south facing Pyrenees. Near golf course. ST.-JEAN-DE-LUZ (Côte Basque), GOLF HOTEL. The newest, full South. Tennis. Modern terrace, Appointed by r.a.c. MODERN HOTEL. Facing sea and Pyrenees. All comfort. Rost hot water everywhere. AUSTRIAN VIENNA. HOTEL BRISTOL. Modern first-class hotel. Meeting place for English and Americans. HOTEL ASTORIA. Luxurious modern hotel. Quiet. One minute from Opera-Giraffe. GRAND HOTEL: First-class hotel on Ringstrasse. Large lounge and tea-room. GERMANY BERLIN. HOTEL ADLON. The finest hotel and finest service in the world. Post-war conditions. ITALY ROME. HOTEL ELYSEE. Facing the Villa Borghese. Running hot water in every room. Modern terms. EXCELSIOR HOTEL. Deluxe. Very high class. GRAND HOTEL. Deluxe. Aristocratic home. HOTELS MINERVA, FRANCE, CAVOUR. Central. Front from 50 lire. Toletani Elio. HOTEL DES PRINCES. Piazza di Spagna. EDEN HOTEL. High-class residential hotel, surrounded by gardens. Quarter of Ludovisi. GARAGE AUGUSTO MILANI, Via delle Famme 11, Near the Excelsior and Grand Hotels. First-class garage. RAPOLLO. EXCELSIOR HOTEL and New Casino. First class. Ideal winter residence, FLORENCE. ANGLO-AMERICAN HOTEL, first class. 200 rooms. 70 baths. Prices from 60 lire including EXCELSIOR HOTEL DE LA VILLE. The best on the Arno. HOTEL-PENSION, RAVASSO. One of the best situations. Modern comforts. Best cooking. Modern terms. SAVOY GRAND HOTEL. Maison de luxe. GENOA. BRISTOL HOTEL. New Palatial Hotel. HOTEL DE LONDRES ET CONTINENTAL DES ETRANGERS. Opposite railway station. HOTEL MAJESTIC-SAVOY. Opposite station. SAN REMO HOTEL PENSION BELVEDERE, High and healthy situation, so south. Family comfort, large terrace; moderate terms. HOTEL PENSION BRISTOL. Central heating; garden. Family life, refined cooking. Moderate prices. HOTEL PENSION IGLE First class. Running water in every room. Refined cooking; garden and garage. Tel.: 417. LA CERTOSINA, Café and Restaurant. Music and dancing. Meeting place of elite society. American bar. SPAIN MADRID. HOTEL FLORIDA. Central first class. With all modern comforts. Pension from 22 pts,
RAPOLLO. EXCELSIOR HOTEL and New Casino. First class. Ideal winter residence, FLORENCE. ANGLO-AMERICAN HOTEL, first class. 200 rooms. 70 baths. Prices from 60 lire including EXCELSIOR HOTEL DE LA VILLE. The best on the Arno. HOTEL-PENSION, RAVASSO. One of the best situations. Modern comforts. Best cooking. Modern terms. SAVOY GRAND HOTEL. Maison de luxe. GENOA. BRISTOL HOTEL. New Palatial Hotel. HOTEL DE LONDRES ET CONTINENTAL DES ETRANGERS. Opposite railway station. HOTEL MAJESTIC-SAVOY. Opposite station. SAN REMO HOTEL PENSION BELVEDERE, High and healthy situation, so south. Family comfort, large terrace; moderate terms. HOTEL PENSION BRISTOL. Central heating; garden. Family life, refined cooking. Moderate prices. HOTEL PENSION IGLE First class. Running water in every room. Refined cooking; garden and garage. Tel.: 417. LA CERTOSINA, Café and Restaurant. Music and dancing. Meeting place of elite society. American bar. SPAIN MADRID. HOTEL FLORIDA. Central first class. With all modern comforts. Pension from 22 pts, 50cts. GRAND HOTEL. Central. Every comfort. Rooms from 10 fr. Full board from 25 pts; HOTEL INGLES, St. Andrés, Echegaray 50. President and General Manager, D. R. Gómez. HOTEL DE LONDRES. Central. Modern comforts. Pension from 18 pts. Rooms from 10 fr. Prop. Constantin. The best hotels, in every important city in Europe are always found in the PALETTI directoy. HOTEL ROMA. Strictly first class, Central. Quiet. Hot and cold water and baths. English Patronage. SAN SEBASTIAN. HOTEL BIARRITZ and HOTEL NICE. Facing sea. Moderate terms. Modern comforts. HOTEL HISPANO-AMERICANO. Renovated. H. & c. w, Private baths. Moderate terms. HOTEL MARIA PRISTINA. Patronised by Royalty, Brandi: Hôtel France, Pau. SWITZERLAND BERGUN (Grisons), HOTEL KURS AU S. First class, 3 miles from Davos. Splendid Skiing grounds, Ice rinks. Orch. Modern terms. GENEVA. HOTEL VICTORIA. Good family hotel near English garden. Running water. Modern terms. INTERLAKEN. BEAU RIVAGE GRAND HOTEL, first class. Running water. Fine park. Excellent cuisine, SCHWEIZERHOF. First class. Best position. Running water. Open-air restaurant. Garage. LAUSANNE. BEAU SEJOUR, first class. Every comfort 4 min. from station. Park, tennis. Ideal quiet situation. EDEN HOTEL. Near station. Hot and cold running water. Rooms from 5 fr. Pension from 12 fr. HOTEL