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by Bernard Shaw. ANTOINE.—8.45, Notre Amour, ATELIER.—8.45, Chagrins d’Amour. La Grande Pénitence. ATHÉNÉE.—8.30, Maître Bolbec et son Mari, an entertaining three-act comedy by Georges Bernier and Louis Verneuil. CHATELET.—S.30. Michel Strogoff. COMÉDIE-CAUMARTIN.—9, Petit Péché. COMÉDIE DES CHAMPS-ELYSEÉES.—S.45, Le Dictateur. COMÉDIE-FAVART.—S.30, Petite Bosse. DAUNOU.—S.45, Le Cœur Ébloui. DEJAZET.—S.30, Tire au Flanc. EDOUARD-VII—Closed. FEMINA.—8.45, La prisonnière. FOLIE S-DRAMATIQUES.—S.30, Le Mortel Baiser. GRAND-GUIGNOL.—A theatre of laughs and thrills. L’Étrangléuse. Celle Pauvre Elisa. Le Spectre Sanglant. Œil pour Œil. GYMNASE.—9, Félix, by Henry Bernstein. LA POTINIERE.—9.15, La Désenclavée. THEATRE DES ARTS.—9, Mademoiselle Bourrat. THEATRE DE L’AVENUE.—9, Le Rubicon, successful play by the well-known author of “La Prisonnière.” THEATRE CLUNY.—8.45, Troublez-moi! THEATRE DE LA MADELEINE.—8.45. The Chauve Souris of Nikita Belieff. The famous Russian troupe in an entirely new and attractive répertoire. Matinée 2.45. THEATRE DES MATERNELLES.—8.45. Paradis Perdu. THEATRE MICHEL.—S.45, Les Amants de Suzy. THEATRE DE MONTROUGE.—8.45, Quand on est. Trois. THEATRE DES TERSES.—S.45, Mon Curé chez les Riches. MICHELLE.—S.45, Dress rehearsal of Le Temps d’aimer. NOUVEL-AMBASSADEUR—S.30. Plein aux As. NOUVELLE-SCALA.—8.45, Vive l’Empereur! PÂLAIS-ROYAL.—8.45, Au Premier de ces Messieurs. Brasseur and Victor Boucher in régulation Palais-Royal farce. PORTE-SAINT-MARTIN.—S.30, Une Nuit de Vérité. RENAISSANCE—9, As-tu du Cœur? SARAH-BERNHARDT, place du Châtelet. 8.45, Deburau. STUDIO DES CHAMPS-ELYSEÉES.—9., Têtes de Rechange. THEATRE DE PARIS.—S.45, Polichinelle et Perlmuller. THEATRE DES NOUVEAUTES.—9, La Famille Lavolette, a new comedy by M. Brieux, of the Académie Française. MOSTLY FOR THE EYE APOLLO.—S, Diners de Floride, Black Bottom Folies and varied attractions. MOULIN-ROUGE MUSIC-HALL. — 8.30, Montmartre aux Nues, revue in 2 acts and 50 scenes by Jacques-Charles, produced by Earl Leslie. MOULIN-BLEU.—9, Toute Nue, Madame, a Revue with the prettiest girls in Montmartre. CASINO DE PARIS.—S.15, Paris qui chante. CHAMPS-ELYSEÉES MUSIC-HALL.—S.45, Jules Berry and Suzy Prim in Chez les Chiens, variety. CHEZ FURSY ET MAURICE.—Revue: Blague... Bottom. EMPIRE.—Chariot; The 18 Romanos; The 4 Phillips; variety. FOLIES-BERGERE — 8.30, Folie du Jour. CONCERT MAYOL.—The New Girls Revue, Fur and Feather. GAITE-ROCHETTE QUART.—9, Folie Espagnole. LA CIGALE.—S.30, De Plus en Plus. NOCTAMBULES—9. Revue, No, No... Cabarets. PALACE.— Palace aux Femmes, a gorgeous revue with the comedian Sarah Bernhardt, the dancer Piccini and the
CHAMPS-ELYSEÉES.—9., Têtes de Rechange. THEATRE DE PARIS.—S.45, Polichinelle et Perlmuller. THEATRE DES NOUVEAUTES.—9, La Famille Lavolette, a new comedy by M. Brieux, of the Académie Française. MOSTLY FOR THE EYE APOLLO.—S, Diners de Floride, Black Bottom Folies and varied attractions. MOULIN-ROUGE MUSIC-HALL. — 8.30, Montmartre aux Nues, revue in 2 acts and 50 scenes by Jacques-Charles, produced by Earl Leslie. MOULIN-BLEU.—9, Toute Nue, Madame, a Revue with the prettiest girls in Montmartre. CASINO DE PARIS.—S.15, Paris qui chante. CHAMPS-ELYSEÉES MUSIC-HALL.—S.45, Jules Berry and Suzy Prim in Chez les Chiens, variety. CHEZ FURSY ET MAURICE.—Revue: Blague... Bottom. EMPIRE.—Chariot; The 18 Romanos; The 4 Phillips; variety. FOLIES-BERGERE — 8.30, Folie du Jour. CONCERT MAYOL.—The New Girls Revue, Fur and Feather. GAITE-ROCHETTE QUART.—9, Folie Espagnole. LA CIGALE.—S.30, De Plus en Plus. NOCTAMBULES—9. Revue, No, No... Cabarets. PALACE.— Palace aux Femmes, a gorgeous revue with the comedian Sarah Bernhardt, the dancer Piccini and the singer Jenny Golder. OLYMPIA.—2.15 and 8.30. Variety. PERCHOIR.—9, Coco... Caquette. PALACE-BOULAVARDIA.—8.30, Variety. THEATRE DES DEUX-ANES.—9, Condamnes. THEATRE DE DIX HEURES.—10, Nos, Nos, Sornettes. ELDORADO.—8.45, La Veuve Joyeuse. CIRQUE DE PARIS.—The Robbins cyclist troupe; Mylo and Angelo; attractions. CIRQUE D’HIVER.—Pépino and his dogs; the Fratellinis. CINÉMAS GAUMONT LOEW METRO THEATRES CINÉMA MADELEINE TITLES IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH BY FAR GO WEST is BUSTER KEATON’S GREATEST COMEDY IT’S A WOW AND HOW A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE Seats en vente une semaine en avance. MATINÉE: CONTINUO 1.45 7.30. EVENING: 8.45 (Reserved Seats). GAUMONT PALACE COMMENCING TO-MORROW SALLY O’NEILL, In MI C *ACT* A ME T R O G OLD WINN MYER PICTURE BALLET AND BIG VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS |2.30—TWO SHOWS DAILY—8.30| HOTELS & PENSIONS PARIS HOTEL Edouard VII, 39 Avenue de l’Opéra. First class. Distinctive for its luxury, comfort and service. HOTEL BOURGOGNE ET MONTANA, 7 Rue de Bourgogne, 1st class. Comfort at Moderate charged. CONTINENTAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT Facing the Tuileries Garden. CHARLESTON HOTEL, 55 B. Rochechouart. Trudaine: 69.86. AU comfortable 150 bedrooms, 70 baths. FRANCIA HOTEL. Modern. Comfortable. New. Open Grill Room, 100 Rue Lafayette. Nord 26-59. HOTEL NOASLES. The latest first-class hotel in the centre of Paris, 9 Rue de la Michodière.
MADELEINE TITLES IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH BY FAR GO WEST is BUSTER KEATON’S GREATEST COMEDY IT’S A WOW AND HOW A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE Seats en vente une semaine en avance. MATINÉE: CONTINUO 1.45 7.30. EVENING: 8.45 (Reserved Seats). GAUMONT PALACE COMMENCING TO-MORROW SALLY O’NEILL, In MI C *ACT* A ME T R O G OLD WINN MYER PICTURE BALLET AND BIG VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS |2.30—TWO SHOWS DAILY—8.30| HOTELS & PENSIONS PARIS HOTEL Edouard VII, 39 Avenue de l’Opéra. First class. Distinctive for its luxury, comfort and service. HOTEL BOURGOGNE ET MONTANA, 7 Rue de Bourgogne, 1st class. Comfort at Moderate charged. CONTINENTAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT Facing the Tuileries Garden. CHARLESTON HOTEL, 55 B. Rochechouart. Trudaine: 69.86. AU comfortable 150 bedrooms, 70 baths. FRANCIA HOTEL. Modern. Comfortable. New. Open Grill Room, 100 Rue Lafayette. Nord 26-59. HOTEL NOASLES. The latest first-class hotel in the centre of Paris, 9 Rue de la Michodière. Moderate prices. HOTEL THERY, 3, Rue Thery, 16e. Nr. Bois. Modern. Price. Tel.: Passy 47-52. OSBORNE, Rue Saint-Roch. PALACE HOTEL, 1. Rue du Four, Add. Telgh.: Palhotel. MADISON HOTEL, 143, Bd. St.-Germain, 200 rooms, 100 baths, all comfort. SAINTE ANNE, 10 Rue Sainte-Anne. FRENCH PROVINCES BEAU LIEU-SUR-MER HOTEL-PENSION FRISIA. Restaurant on beach, verandah, modern comfort, running water, central heating, garage, renowned cuisine and cellar. A. Pallauca, prop. . BIARRITZ VILLA ST-JEAN, 10, Rue du Château, centre, good cuisine, sea view, open all year. Ternis moderate. CANNES CRAY & d’albion. Best situation on the Croisette, gardens, miniature golf. , CAP D'AIL (Near Monte Carlo) CAP FLEURI HOTEL, All modern comfort, park and tennis. HYERES GOLF HOTEL HYERES. Paradise for golfers. Splendid situation. Moderato tennis. MARSEILLES HOTEL MEDITERRANEE, facing Old Port. All comfort, single rooms from 20frs., pension from 50frs. ■ Oyster bar, restaurant. NICE hotel negresco. Promenade-des-Anglais. Facing South. 300 rooms, all with bathrooms. garden pension First-class, modern comforts, near Promenade-des-Anglais, 9 Jardin Albert-Ier. (Entrance 1 Rue Croix-de-Marbre.) NIMES HOTEL OU LUXEMBOURG. First-class. SAINT-GERVAIS-LES-BAINS HOTELS BEAU-RIVAGE and FLEUR DES ALPES, modern comfort, excellent cuisine, garage, winter sports, pension 30 to 80frs. Open all year. Eugène Orset, Proprietor. HOTEL DU MONT BLANC.
on beach, verandah, modern comfort, running water, central heating, garage, renowned cuisine and cellar. A. Pallauca, prop. . BIARRITZ VILLA ST-JEAN, 10, Rue du Château, centre, good cuisine, sea view, open all year. Ternis moderate. CANNES CRAY & d’albion. Best situation on the Croisette, gardens, miniature golf. , CAP D'AIL (Near Monte Carlo) CAP FLEURI HOTEL, All modern comfort, park and tennis. HYERES GOLF HOTEL HYERES. Paradise for golfers. Splendid situation. Moderato tennis. MARSEILLES HOTEL MEDITERRANEE, facing Old Port. All comfort, single rooms from 20frs., pension from 50frs. ■ Oyster bar, restaurant. NICE hotel negresco. Promenade-des-Anglais. Facing South. 300 rooms, all with bathrooms. garden pension First-class, modern comforts, near Promenade-des-Anglais, 9 Jardin Albert-Ier. (Entrance 1 Rue Croix-de-Marbre.) NIMES HOTEL OU LUXEMBOURG. First-class. SAINT-GERVAIS-LES-BAINS HOTELS BEAU-RIVAGE and FLEUR DES ALPES, modern comfort, excellent cuisine, garage, winter sports, pension 30 to 80frs. Open all year. Eugène Orset, Proprietor. HOTEL DU MONT BLANC. Fine situation, modern comfort, excellent cuisine, winter sports, open all year. STRASBURG THE THREE LEADING HOTELS. Maison Rouge, Ville de Paris, National. TOURS Excursion Centre for the Loire Châteaux HOTEL METROPOLE. —New, 100 rooms, 50 baths, rest., garage, garden. Phone 251. GERMANY BADEN-BADEN STEPHANIE HOTEL. Highest standard of cuisine, service and comfort. K. Breuner, Proprietor. ITALY NAPLES PINTO-HOTEL PENSION. The very place for a stay on the glorious Bay. Moderate, central and entirely modern. MERAN HOTEL and pension RITZ, near Casino, main promenade, running water, baths, pension 45 to 55, latest modern comfort, best cuisine and service. A. H. Cremona. Prop. ROME BRISTOL. A first-class hotel of worldwide repute. Central, quiet, ideal for a long stay. Famous cuisine, every comfort. EDEN HOTEL. High-class residential hotel, surrounded by garden, Louvre quarter. CRANBERRY HOTEL MINERVA CAVOUR France, The best in the city. SPORTING NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD STANFORD HAS ANOTHER PLUNGING BACK “TINY” POGUE, who shines on the Pacific Coast in the backfield of the undefeated Stanford Football eleven this year, is said to be the mainspring of that team’s success. He is an able successor to Ernie Nevers, the Stanford full-back, who last year was
and comfort. K. Breuner, Proprietor. ITALY NAPLES PINTO-HOTEL PENSION. The very place for a stay on the glorious Bay. Moderate, central and entirely modern. MERAN HOTEL and pension RITZ, near Casino, main promenade, running water, baths, pension 45 to 55, latest modern comfort, best cuisine and service. A. H. Cremona. Prop. ROME BRISTOL. A first-class hotel of worldwide repute. Central, quiet, ideal for a long stay. Famous cuisine, every comfort. EDEN HOTEL. High-class residential hotel, surrounded by garden, Louvre quarter. CRANBERRY HOTEL MINERVA CAVOUR France, The best in the city. SPORTING NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD STANFORD HAS ANOTHER PLUNGING BACK “TINY” POGUE, who shines on the Pacific Coast in the backfield of the undefeated Stanford Football eleven this year, is said to be the mainspring of that team’s success. He is an able successor to Ernie Nevers, the Stanford full-back, who last year was hailed as the greatest line-plunger in the game. The Princeton-Harvard Football Game, Boston is full today, or, more properly, that section of Boston that is known as Cambridge. All the “old grads” are back to see the annual Princeton-Harvard game, one of the annual classics. Bankers, lawyers, captains of industry will sit in the stands chewing unlit stogies, while the “youngsters” cover themselves with glory out on the field. After the game the oldest fellows will go down to the field and throw their hats into the air and snake-dance beneath the losing team’s goal-posts. And the day will have been a great success. On Monday they will be back at their desks working busily, or “in conference,” depending on who won the game and whether later in the evening the oldest of the “old grads” will tell the undergraduates how they won the game years ago. Suzanne and George Do Some Picking. Pros Carpentier shows a good deal more tact in picking the leading pros than George does. Suzanne Lenglen in disposing of the foremost stars, Georges fails to leave himself open to criticism. Suzanne is in it—and she got it. The French girl joined Wallis Myers, the tennis
will sit in the stands chewing unlit stogies, while the “youngsters” cover themselves with glory out on the field. After the game the oldest fellows will go down to the field and throw their hats into the air and snake-dance beneath the losing team’s goal-posts. And the day will have been a great success. On Monday they will be back at their desks working busily, or “in conference,” depending on who won the game and whether later in the evening the oldest of the “old grads” will tell the undergraduates how they won the game years ago. Suzanne and George Do Some Picking. Pros Carpentier shows a good deal more tact in picking the leading pros than George does. Suzanne Lenglen in disposing of the foremost stars, Georges fails to leave himself open to criticism. Suzanne is in it—and she got it. The French girl joined Wallis Myers, the tennis critic and Tilden, in selecting the ten best men and women for Myers placed Tilden fifth. Tilden believed he should be fourth. The role placed him sixth! And she failed, as British papers note, to include British players among the ten men. Carpentier picks Tunney because as beaten Dempsey, although he still believes Jack the better plain. He runs down the list with a rather satisfactory choice, and winds up being Diener ahead of Paolino, with Harry Persson a poor third among European heavyweights. LENGLEN’S TENNIS LIST Women. Men Will S (U. S.) McKane Godfree (Eng.) Mallory (U. S.) Bryan (U. S.) K. Browne (U. S.) Alvarez (Spain) Leman (Holland) Lewis (England) Lasto (France) Coles (U. S.) René Lacoste (France) Jean Borotra (France) Henri Cochet (France) Vincent Richards (U. S.) William T. Tilden (U. S.) Manuel Alonso (Spain) Howard Kinsey (U. S.) Paul Fère (France) Takeiichi Harada (Japan) CARPENTIER’S BOXING LIST Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Jack Delaney Jack Sharkey Tommy Loughran Jimmie Delaney Paul Berlenbach Young Stribling (followed by—) Diner Paolino Persson It was the starting price of every runner and as the result no one will ever know the favorites got home during this period, for there were none.
he still believes Jack the better plain. He runs down the list with a rather satisfactory choice, and winds up being Diener ahead of Paolino, with Harry Persson a poor third among European heavyweights. LENGLEN’S TENNIS LIST Women. Men Will S (U. S.) McKane Godfree (Eng.) Mallory (U. S.) Bryan (U. S.) K. Browne (U. S.) Alvarez (Spain) Leman (Holland) Lewis (England) Lasto (France) Coles (U. S.) René Lacoste (France) Jean Borotra (France) Henri Cochet (France) Vincent Richards (U. S.) William T. Tilden (U. S.) Manuel Alonso (Spain) Howard Kinsey (U. S.) Paul Fère (France) Takeiichi Harada (Japan) CARPENTIER’S BOXING LIST Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Jack Delaney Jack Sharkey Tommy Loughran Jimmie Delaney Paul Berlenbach Young Stribling (followed by—) Diner Paolino Persson It was the starting price of every runner and as the result no one will ever know the favorites got home during this period, for there were none. The resumption of betting, when the initial antipathy to the tax is taken into consideration, should put an end once for all to the belief that racing is carried on solely to improve the breed of thoroughbred stock. It is not. Racing provides breeders a lucrative business (look at the prices for yearlings that are paid at Ascot and Newmarket and Deauville). For trainers and jockeys it is a profession, for the wealthy owner it is an entertainment such as yachting, and for the public it is nothing more nor less than an annual and picturesque form of gambling. It is a matter of opinion whether this fact is for good or evil. But it is absurd to deny it. As it is, many prominent breeders and men interested in bloodstock are of opinion that the breed has suffered because of the increase in the number of sprint races. There are few good stayers nowadays, in any way comparable with the champions of the past. But that is not the point at the moment. The point is that the sprint always provides the hacker with a more open market and the favorites start at longer odds. The two facts taken
prices for yearlings that are paid at Ascot and Newmarket and Deauville). For trainers and jockeys it is a profession, for the wealthy owner it is an entertainment such as yachting, and for the public it is nothing more nor less than an annual and picturesque form of gambling. It is a matter of opinion whether this fact is for good or evil. But it is absurd to deny it. As it is, many prominent breeders and men interested in bloodstock are of opinion that the breed has suffered because of the increase in the number of sprint races. There are few good stayers nowadays, in any way comparable with the champions of the past. But that is not the point at the moment. The point is that the sprint always provides the hacker with a more open market and the favorites start at longer odds. The two facts taken together are significant and support the argument. Sam Smith. LEADERS HAVE EASY CONTESTS ON GRIDIRON American Football Teams Have Few Big Games To-day as End of Season Approaches. (Paris Times Spécial) NEW YORK, Saturday.—Generally speaking, the football programme today in the United States gives a slight breathing spell. In the East the Harvard-Princeton contest holds interest to the exclusion of most other games. The Big Three always appeal to followers of the game, no matter how good or had the elevens may be, because of the intense rivalry that attaches to any contest between these traditional opponents. In other games, there are few to stand out. Most of the successful teams of the season are meeting less successful elevens in preparation for difficult contests next week. In the South, Alabama faces Kentucky in the most important feature. The Middle-West has one game of real class, that between Iowa and Minnesota. California meets Washington on the Pacific Coast in the only game that can interest other sections of the country. And California will probably be beaten. Penn Will be Watched. Pennsylvania and Penn State may furnish the collegiate football world with a real surprise. If Hugo Bezdek can take his team
East the Harvard-Princeton contest holds interest to the exclusion of most other games. The Big Three always appeal to followers of the game, no matter how good or had the elevens may be, because of the intense rivalry that attaches to any contest between these traditional opponents. In other games, there are few to stand out. Most of the successful teams of the season are meeting less successful elevens in preparation for difficult contests next week. In the South, Alabama faces Kentucky in the most important feature. The Middle-West has one game of real class, that between Iowa and Minnesota. California meets Washington on the Pacific Coast in the only game that can interest other sections of the country. And California will probably be beaten. Penn Will be Watched. Pennsylvania and Penn State may furnish the collegiate football world with a real surprise. If Hugo Bezdek can take his team to Philadelphia and wallop the Red and Blue cohorts of Lou Young, it should set the fireworks popping in that part of the country. Penn State need not cry too much over losses to Notre Dame and Syracuse. Both are mighty teams. And Pennsylvania has been beaten by Illinois, if only by a field goal. Young has everything to lose; Bezdek has everything to gain. It should be a close contest. Yale takes on a “set-up” in Maryland. The New Haven men should have little trouble with the Southerners. Both the Service teams will be taking things easy. Syracuse is a clear favorite over Georgetown. There is room for difference of opinion on the outcome of the clash between Pittsburgh and West Virginia. The Mountaineers are powerful, far more so than is recognized in the East. Pittsburgh has been defeated by Lafayette and Carnegie Tech. Rutgers is not likely to upset Lafayette. Fans in New York will watch the play of Fordham against Holy Cross, a game that should prove even, with the latter having the odds. Attention in the South goes to Birmingham, where Alabama is host to a clever Kentucky eleven. Alabama seems to be headed for the
only by a field goal. Young has everything to lose; Bezdek has everything to gain. It should be a close contest. Yale takes on a “set-up” in Maryland. The New Haven men should have little trouble with the Southerners. Both the Service teams will be taking things easy. Syracuse is a clear favorite over Georgetown. There is room for difference of opinion on the outcome of the clash between Pittsburgh and West Virginia. The Mountaineers are powerful, far more so than is recognized in the East. Pittsburgh has been defeated by Lafayette and Carnegie Tech. Rutgers is not likely to upset Lafayette. Fans in New York will watch the play of Fordham against Holy Cross, a game that should prove even, with the latter having the odds. Attention in the South goes to Birmingham, where Alabama is host to a clever Kentucky eleven. Alabama seems to be headed for the Southern Conference championship, with no losses to date. The Iowa-Minnesota Fray. Although the Michigan-Wisconsin struggle is a big one in the central States, Michigan should score a victory without too much effort. Hurry-Up Yost has no intention of losing his grip on Big Ten honors at this stage. The most evenly matched battle will be between Iowa and Minnesota. The Iowans have lost to Illinois and Ohio State, two of the best teams in that section. Minnesota has lost to Notre Dame and Michigan, equally tough opponents and perhaps more. Notre Dame cannot do otherwise than continue on its merry way and ride roughshod over Indiana. Northwestern and Purdue will have an interesting fight. Purdue was beaten in the first game of the season by the Navy, but it has had a clean slate since. Northwestern was beaten by Rockne, but only by a single touchdown. The Californians have little chance at Seattle against Washington, whose only loss was at the hands of Washington State. California should lose by at least four touchdowns. BERLIN CYCLE RACE VARIED Teams Lose and Gain, but German Pair Holds Original Lead. BERLIN, Saturday.—The hope of victory in the six-day bicycle race at the Sportpalast
evenly matched battle will be between Iowa and Minnesota. The Iowans have lost to Illinois and Ohio State, two of the best teams in that section. Minnesota has lost to Notre Dame and Michigan, equally tough opponents and perhaps more. Notre Dame cannot do otherwise than continue on its merry way and ride roughshod over Indiana. Northwestern and Purdue will have an interesting fight. Purdue was beaten in the first game of the season by the Navy, but it has had a clean slate since. Northwestern was beaten by Rockne, but only by a single touchdown. The Californians have little chance at Seattle against Washington, whose only loss was at the hands of Washington State. California should lose by at least four touchdowns. BERLIN CYCLE RACE VARIED Teams Lose and Gain, but German Pair Holds Original Lead. BERLIN, Saturday.—The hope of victory in the six-day bicycle race at the Sportpalast jumped lightly back and forth during the second night, several teams dropping behind as much as one lap only to make up the distance. The German team of Knape-Rieger remained in the lead, with 52 points, at the end of sixteen and a half hours of racing. JAEGER SAILS FOR FRANCE American Cyclist on Way to Compete Here. NEW YORK, Saturday.—Jaeger, the American cyclist, sails today in the Paris for France to compete in a series of races in Paris this winter. He narrowly missed winning the 1926 championship in the United States, when a spill robbed him of the lead he had held to that time. A VENDRE A VENDRE BEL IMMEUBLE (de construction récente, à usage de tout commerce, situé en grande place de ville importante, comprenant 5 étages. S’adresser à M. Duhua, 49, Rue de Mulhouse, Saint-Quentin. CLASSIFIED — SITUATIONS WANTED, LADY’S MAID, STEWARDESS, seeks situation, 28 years. Write: Mlle Marie, 11, Rue Théodore-de-Banville, Paris. CHAUFFEUR OR VALET for American family, good references, would leave for America, February 4, 1927. Write: Paul Palozy, 25, Avenue Carnot, Paris (17e). VERY GOOD PASTRY-COOK seeks situation, 28 years. Mlle Gracie Duguin, 28, Avenue Niel, Paris. FAMILY PENSIONS FAMILY PENSION, WELL