LA MAISON SES AMIS DES LIVRES . . Chez Adrienne Moanier MOB STAMPEDES DUBLIN THEATRE Incidents In New Play Anger Republicans (Tribune Press Service). DUBLIN, Feb. n.-The famous Abbey tlieatre in Dublin was partially wrecked and Sean Casey's new play, "The Ploug-îi and the Stars," was stopped last night by an organized band, presumably Republicans. The play, winch deals with the revolutionary period of the past few years, opened the first of the week and it was evident -from the start of last night's performance that the house was packed with interruptors. During the second act, the preliminary growls of disapproval were audible, but when the thrrd act started a number of men and women rose up from their seats near the stage, shouting., "It's time this was stopped ! " This was the signal for a général .stampede toward the stage from. ,all parts of the ; house, men and women swarming up ; on the stage in spite of alî the efforts of the aetors to keep them off. t In a scene of indescribable confusion, with women shrlph-in,,- and faintingand mobs rushing for the exils, the curtain was lowered and the police were called in. Men shouted, "Burn the' théâtre!" In the général melee, the actors struck down men who had climbed to the stage and pushed women into the orchestra pit. The arrival of a squad of police detectives had a. steadying effect after twenty. { Ilysterical women had been ejected from the theatre. The portions of the play arousing the loudest protests rcpresented scenes , of looting during the 1916 rebellion. At tlie fall of the curtain Mrs. Sheehy . Skeffington, a widow of the rébellion, bitterly protested against "the Casey ; travesty." Abd-el-Krim Massing Arms For New Drive On Enemies MADRID, Feh. 12.—Abd-el-Krïm, the Riffian rebel, is planning a new attack against Spain as soon as the . ntiny period ends, according to ad-' vices from Tanguer. Thô Riffian is said to be amasjsing a great quantity -of ,arm..<; and ammunition. at L.au, prepara tory to an offensive in which he will use the bulk of his forées. Much cf the arms and ammunition is spoil taken from th.e retrea.ting' Spa.nia.rds before their alliance with the French, when they recovered their lost ground. Both French and Spanish commanders in the Riff are confident that one i more joint .offensive will effectua.Uy crush Abd-el-Krim. ' Mind Changing Cost U.S. $200,000 Yearly WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Economy rsliark» ân-£hé\ Capital 'ïiàV-i haVe, aew ineat -on which to chew. ., It lias j'ust been revealed that mind-changing by rnembers of Congress and government officials cost the Treasury $330,327 during the/last year. The figures ara oonlaincd in the auuual report of George H. Carter, government printc-r, who says that legislators and gbvernment employés who change their minds after their writings have hecn sût in typ& fail to realize what they are costing the government. He shows that the; cost of this reYisinË- was $54,510 rnore for 1925 than for the prcceding' year. LATIN QUARTER NOTES If there is a spirit of Walt Whitman, it is hovering -over the little rue de l'Odéon on the edge -of the Latin Quarter these days. For such awhirl of 'Vhitmaniana lias probâbly not disturbed Paris, and certainly not the Left Bank of Paris, since that poet first called down the wrath of the critics by writing- his "prose with an exœss of lines and capitals." It is the two little booksliops kn&wn as La Maison des Amis des Livres and , Shakespeare and Company, that form i the storm center for the Whitman wave. And the wave is to swe.ep to Xi grand crest i ri the impendiBg' March number' of Le Navire d'Argent, that excellent little revuo/ published by Adrienne Monnier of La Maison des Amis des Livres. For the first time in the history OJ written French or English, Titi Ei1l1Lteent1i Prcsidency, a political discourse delivered by Whitman in 1856 is to appear în print. The Freneh translation is the work of Mlle. Monnier and Miss Sylvia Beach. of Shakespeare and Company. The text, which Avili make sonK thirty pages of magazine reading, was uncovered by 1NL Jean Catel, professer at the University of Montpellier, while gathering material for a thesis on Whitman in a Boston Jibrary. It Is through his courtesy that Le Navire d'Argent is to présent the work for the first time. And. in order that the forthcoming numljer of the revue may indicate that the letters are not entirely a lost art in contemporary America, the éditer lias compiled a discussion of four young' writeçs whom she eonsiders of significance in the literary march across the océan. They are William Carlos Williams, Robert Me Al mon, Ernest Hemingway, and E. E. Cummings. Williams is rcpresented by a translation in Freneh of a fragment from The Great American No tel. The translation is the verk of Auguste Morel. translater ,of Ulysses. Representlng- the other pens, there will be translations of lVIcAlmon's The Advertising Ageney, Heming'way's The Invincible, and Cummings' The Enor-;ei,oi,ts Iiooni. The four selections should clear up some French misconceptions regarding eontcmporary American writing, believes Mlle. Monnier. / ........ If you reac1 Dubliners by James Joyce, you will remember tlie story called Clay. Clay appears in French in the curreat numbfer of La Rame Nouvelle, and before Mareli is out the entire volume i s to appear în French under tho title, <!ens de Dublina much more satisfactory title translation, by the >Wav, than the amazing M. Uritling Commence a Voir Clair wliie,h was gïven the Wells ,4jpu"4. La gravure originale en noir is the titlo which adorns the leaflet announcing the interesting exposition scheduled for the balance of the month at the Galeries Bimonson. in the rue Caumartin. Eau-forte, wood-exigraving, lithog'raphy and dry point are a few of the médiums which the half hundred exhibitors ha,ve employed to présent their ldeas. Robert 'Lo,-aii,, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Frank Ai'miifgton, Arthur Heinzelman, and Jacques Simon are some of the American exhibitors. The gallery is open from ten until noon and from onethirty until six each day cxcept Sundavs. PAUL SHINKMAN. MME. LENIN IN GERMANY. FR ANCFORT, Feb. 12.—Mm e. Lenin, widow of the great Communiât : leader, has arrived in this city, having . left Russia following a split with the j central committce of the Soviets. Mmé. Lenin, it is said, intends to remain in Germany, but it is understood that she will have to obte-in permission ; from the British or French governments if she wislles to live in the second or third occupied zones along ; the Rhine. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Acsoaa 1. To hurl. 6. Heoclicaat N mont 11. Pertainint to Dose 12. S«ope 13. One 14. Oondactor'a wand 16. So. 17. }l'rozèD water 19. To excavate 20. Expire 21. Paating' period 23. Departed 24. Domestie «iiml 'là. Drink slowiy 36. A stain 29. A vanit 33. Récent S3: Siniul , 35. A tuulor .'itî. JSlse 37. An iitiick'l 30. Girl'e -ick,ame 40. llaj-dahip . -Il. C--ie .actor? 4+. To raja -away-j i 45. Bip open DOWN. 1. Slow moTiasr CT,m-ature 2. Pointed weapon 3. Exista 4. To catch 5. Merry 6. Water animal 7. Sprinted S, Inaide H. Once more .10. Set up acain 3 5. To biod 18. To mttpty 20. aailroad gtation 22. Smali ehild , 23. Humor 26, To make noise in sloop 27. Baacer 1 28. Label 30. Mec . 31. XJndersïowth 33. Stripped 34. Water barriers :r¡. Small explosiez 38. Nothinsr il. D$&rt 43. Mother DOG TAX GOES UP. A new- law raîsing, the tax on dogs has been signed by thé. Préfet of the Seine. Hereafter the tax will be 4^3 francs for pet dogs, 20 francs for huntingr dogé, and 15 francs- for watch dogs. OLYMPIC BRINGS MANY FROM U.S. Ors. Cabot And Fosdick Among Passengers (Tribune Press Service). CHERBOURG, Febt 12.—Thé linoc Olympic of the White Star line aI"rived, at 5:30 .o'çlo'çk this iilohi'ing from New York. It brought 345 first'class passengers, 1 20 second class, and '21J third class; Among the pais&engers were Mr. hnd Mrs. James A. Stillman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adler and famH)", Mr. and Mrs., ÏJ. R. Andrews, Dr. Euselsic Avala, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bailey, Dr. Gustav Ba.um, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Beck, Mr. Je-fferson Bend^r, Mr. A. Boia.r, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ca.bot. >Ir. and Mrs. George Ca-rlson and famUy, Miss Gladys Garrutîiers, Miss . Estelle Carruthers; Mr. and Mrs. Blossa Ctorey and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Darwin C(qrtis, Mr. J. <de Redon, Mr. and Mrg. R. P. Doucet, Mr. and Mrs. Horacio Fe'Wectâb, nèv. Harry Emerson Fosdîck. Mrs, Herbert Foster and da'ughter; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fra,ser, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. E. Friedlander, Mrs. A. G. Glascow, Miss Marjorie Glascow. Mr..and Mrs. Kelley Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grass, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Haggerty, Miss Marg-aret Hawkeswortii, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heller. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hornfeek. Prof, and Mrs. Harold Jacoby, Mrs. Howard Jandorf and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kamm, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Donald Kellogg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kîely, Mrs. Edward Kileny, Mr. and Mrs. William Killeen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kreier, Mr. and . Mrs. Jacob Leitner; Mrs. Lippincott. Mr. E. W. Léonard, Mrs. Walter Lîppincott and family, Mrs. John Logan, Mrs. W. F. McEiroy, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Magner, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Edgerton Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moxley, Dr. Richard Newman and fam> i]y, Mr. George Niwstoot and family, : Mr. and Mrs. W. F. <YlxmneU. Prince Orsini, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo iPost. Ml'.. ; and Mrs. James Prindle. Mr. J. Rap: poport, Mr. and Mrs. Hugi Richardson, Jr„ Mr. and Mrs. G-eorge Roberts. ' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Rosenstock, Mr. Sa<muel Sachs and family, Count Otto Salm, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schneider, : Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Selinfer, Mr. Farringtou Sheldon, Mr. Luigi Sinigagl, , Mr. Mario Siniga.gi. Mr. Alex Burke Spencer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Félix : Tau.se nd. j Mrs. W. W. Tompkins, Dr. yen Dohnonji and family, Mr. and, Mrs. Nelson Warden, Mr. and Mrs. P. L.. Warren» Capt. William Waters, Mr. =id Mrs. W. Storrs Wells, Mr. C. Ma---Allister Wilcox 'and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. WTinâ.nts, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Chambers, Mr. and Mys. F. Fermon. Did You Solve Puzzle Yesterday? Here's How LA VIDA LATINO-AMERICANA CAMBIOS (Del Banco idspo-toi del Rio de la Plata). Par. Feb. 12 Argemtinik .... f 1 ll.C? ~ 11.04 Erasil 3.95 3.99 Uruguay ..„. 57.75 28.05 Chile ........ '3.36 ' S.35 BUENOS AIRES Febrero 12 de 1926. Cambios PesM papfti. 1,00 frayée s vaien .. S.05 100 pesetas valen .. 34.44 1 - ieo liras valen .... ' 9.SS Cotizaciones Trigo 16.05 . Lino 15.65 Aven& ............. 7.10 -"à Maiz 7.15 Cédulas hipoteearias 1 (série-25) 96.00 Novillos (el kilo) .. 0.297 Ayer se efectuô en la Casa de Gobierno el almuerzo en honor de 10s aviador-es espanoles. AMstieron los ministros <del Ejecutïv© y el cuerpo diplomMico. En la Catedral se -œiebrô un Te Deum de acciôn de gracias por el éxito del raid aéreo. Franco resolviô regresar a Espafia por via del Pacîfico. El p, lico- siguo agasaJand-o con -entusiasmo a los aviadores espafioles. Ayer Jlegé el piloto chileno Castro, quien cubriô 'en una sol a etapa la tlistMicia. entre Santiago y Buenos Aires. HILE. — El Sr. Samuel Claro Lastarria fué tiombra,do dd-egado -ante la comisiôn p le b isci tar i a. en reemplazo del Sr. Edwards, quien eIitreg6 su relîuncia. LA. PRENSA. ' El martes por la tarde se efectuô en el local de 1:). Asociacién I^ris Atnérique Eatin-e una recepcién en honor tie S.E. el cardenal Cerretti. A las 5, fuê recibido ci cardenal por lois Sres L». de Souza Dantas, embajador del Brasil; marqués de Peralta, ministro de Costa. Rica; Armando Godoy; conde Emmanuel do La. Rochefoucauld y Forfirio jMa,z. S. E. recorriô luego los salones de recepcion entre la duquesa de Uzès, la princesa. Marie Galitzine y la marques,.:t, da Crussol, Lo acompaR&ba. monsefior Evreinoff y el R. P. Gillet. A.sistieroh a la recepcion: Sra. de Chlapowska, esposa del embajador de Polonia; duque -.N, duquesa. de Montmorency; duque de Morny; duque de I^esparrc; duque de Crussol; duquesa de Chaulnes; duquesa de La Force; conde y conde 8a de Grammont Lesparre; Gonza.lo Zaldumbide, ministro d-el Ecuador; Rafaël Martinez Ortiz. ministro dé Cuba; Belisario Porras, ministro de Panaini:t y Sra.; Diamandy, ministro de Rumania; vizcondesa de Rochechouaxt; vizcondesa de La, Riboisière; marqués de Gàstellane; conde Stanislas de Castillane; Mariano Oornejo, tninistro del Perû y Sra.; general Lasson y Sra. ; Paul Dupuy y Sra..; Arciniegas, ministre de Colombia; -,%mdino Aguilar, encargado de neg-ocïos de Honduras y Sra.; condesa de Silva Ramos; Sta. de Silva Ramas; Sta. Falcayano; Ambro y Sra.; Ortiz ,le Zevallos; Sta, Ortiz de ZevaUos; . :onde y condesa Pablo Mimbela; RaTiiro Heriiândez Portela y Sra.; Amalor y Sra.; conde y condesa de Chacannes; Mme. Bouilloux-Lafont ; marluesa de Baye; Sta^de Baye; Sra, Firueroa de GuzmThn-J ,;cbnde de la Garde; ! n arqués y marquesa de Na,g'Uati Brarnini; Carlos Alberto Hess-e y Sm..; ;ondesa Hoc quart de Turtot; condesa rchaikowska; Sra. y Stà. Badaracco; Domingo de Battemb-erg; Alberto Uri)e; Belaunde y Sra.; Sra, Sara. WilLinson de Santamarina: Miro Quesada * Sra.; Gonzalez Lince; Tanco de Arraèz; Sra, de Villa; Mme. Beziers; Lrago; Francisco de Sucre y Sra.; Euebto Restrepo; Pizarro y Sra.; Luis ,,uarder as y Sra.; Benitez Alvear; Pi- mentel Brandao y 'Spa. ; Ôle'metite Sanz , y Sra..; lertag da Cunha y Sra.; St&s Lertao de Cunha; dôctor Màri-atio', Mendlzabal; Pradilla Obregon y 'Sra.-, Germât dejRib5hî lternàndez y Sra.; Mme. Paul de Lauriba.r; 'A"irre* y ' Sra.; conde y condesa. Pecci Bltuat; marqucs-a de - Villabelia; - marqu-és de i Brazais; conde du Cor de Dkrn'rërnônt ; Dussaud y Sra.' Mm-e. 3. Bainville. CHILE. — Pué nombrado director de la. Esciiela naval eMlena el capitân de navîo Enrique Spoerer. - ' En bMve se crearâ en Valparaiso una universidad popular, la que IIeva,râ el nombre de 'Cami.fo Enriquez. URUGUAY. — El Sr. Domestici lia sido n ombra d<v secre t -arlo archivista en la legaciÕn de Francia en Montevideo. El jockey uruguayo Perez, q»uî<?n obtuvo a.lgunos éxitos el ano; pasa-do -en Francoa, especialnwn te con Leviattlan, salio para Montevideo. donde lo ,llama un contrato que ha firmado como entrenador joCkey. PERU. — El oomandante John M. Jordan s-e hizo cargo de la direcciôn de la misiôn naval n or t-ear±p-rieana en el Perû, en sustitucion del coma,ndante Stanley. CUBA. — En La Habana, se realizô el enlace de la Sta. de Hernândc?; Bîiuzà hcrma.na, del ministro -de Cuba en Lisboa, con el Sr. José Ranvôn Tomé y Varona. ARGENTINA. .- . Se. informa, de Buenos Aires que los empréstitos efec- ' tuados en Norte América, d-ft 1O.OM.OO0 ; de d'états ' para modernizaciôn de la armada y de '27.000.000 de d" Il obras sanitarias, vencer-an r<!s lP 'corriente afio y en lia deuda exterior qu^âari ^ ^ H S7.TO0.000 dé dôlarçs, que ^^^{1 ,zutwo znierisa cubrir •COR ^ ;L empréstitos internos. ^1 VAPORES PARA LA AMERICA LATINA VAPO* pech ÛS J-1' Conte Vel'de 13 h' Massilia ....... s.,.--ta C -OUM Abr.uzzl ...... 18 ^ Croix 19 Febrp^ Ge ValfKria ............. Feb^ gesna 29 Peb5 ^ Orcoma ....... 5© Sierra f<e-ntac& .... «i Highland Prlde "".- .... S3 Febrero ^ :Ueet'.da.m ... 25 BQ,:. Mm Malaîda .... 93 ^ iMoseIJa ss Feb:!1t:ro Asïurtas 26 Febre.r-n :S?M .............. 28 Febrero LLEGADAS DE LA AMERICA LATINA Vapor Fecha ^ Relie Isle ... l3 Febrero Re Vi Uor 10 16 Febrcrn f Ortega 17 FebS Prl11c Maria Ri Febl'el'{¡ S'1 pap PoUno ....... 53 :F'e1mel'O k'" Lt pa ri 23 Febrero v " Tomaso di Karoîa 96 Febrero v r Meduana ■» P!':br.er-/\ n FR[-',NCiî SHIRTINGS . 1 AND HANDKERCH HATS SEELIO 0 A B E&DAS0EH 25 BOULEVARD DES CAI>sc Specialty et Pajamas and Dress-mg 14 'AVENUE DE VERDUN, tl seoi-rs DRUG STOR 38. Rue dit Mont- Tttaèer, TEL. g'u Sâ'-Aa.— TeL ERR..: PH*R»St[ l.trfes' StM)' in erapca' ? itM^car ttttiMt! !«: PoKài* HOTELS—NtCE ■ 'NICE —Miramar Palace Mog à,.uxur,y- cotn'fort The hest situatea. thl nome.TUu" of 'the TerracBd Palaces c sea Rpnownpf! TîPCanrnr.T MIT'S TOASTED* Quality tells 1 That is why its easy to g et them at the Jeadlng English, French, Itallan clubs and shops. 1 LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES [texte illisible] EGYPT, THE SUDAN & THE HOLY LAND Indepcndent low's arranged to (pelade firsi class travei, htneis, local excursions and Nile Crabes. AMERICAN EXPRESS PARIS CAIRO t.UXOR 11 Rue Scribe ./ 1 1 JERUSALEM -- HOTAL AND PENSION GUIDE Regardîng e^erj t'rencn town. !nîorma.Hoa may be had by coi-respondeBce with or Personal eau at the SYJSDICAT O.ti'\lTJA'fIVB ' Vile CENTRAL BUREAU NATIONAL DE RENSEIGNEMENTS is In Parle at 152 Boulevard Haussmann. PARIS SYNDICAT D'INITIATIVE, 28 Avenue de l'Opéra. AT HOME, PENSIOtt, 2T7 Rue de Surène tàiadeteine) MQ&I coaitort. Exe. cooUliiy. HOTEL D'ANGLETERRE. 91 Rue La Boeue. Fine I)otel nea,r Ave. des Champs Eiysées. HOTEL BLANCO. 12 RUE RICHER, every mod, comt. Exc cooklng Bergère 87-'25. SONY HOTEL. Amer. equip. rm. wltn tjatia & ,meats 60-80 Frs p. day. 30 R MODtMIOD. CIGOGNES At'ARTMEMTS, ô Rue Fran. quevllie (Near B015) Well turnbbeû. bed. i-oom, salon, bath, 'pllODe, service. Itwn BRADFORD HOTEL and RESTAURANT, 10 Rue St-Plillippe-du-IOWO tc4L-Eiysêes), BRICHTON, 213 Rue de Rivoli, tacine Tulleiles. Apartments. Full soutb. BRISTOL, tl9 Fg. SalnvHonorô, 200 rms, 160 battis, lst CL Restaurant. Alm. tea. HOTEL CAMBON, 3 Rue cambon. New. Nr, Toileries Pens. tir. 45 Frs. borty-dls. 'Phone. CARLTON HOTEL, Champs-Elysées. Modem Famous Restaurant HOTEL DES CHAMPS-ELYSEES, 3 ana 5 Rue Balzac (Etoile, Champs-Eiys&es). CONTINENTAL HOTEL & RESTAURANT. Doœinattng tùe Tuileries Garden. Tjb.e nest of service and comiorr. DELFT —Cb-Elyséea district. 30 Rue AWnlatgne. Quiet, clean. Board fr. 45 F. Baths. ELECTRIC HOTEL.—280 R. Lficourbe (Metro couvention). Mod. comt. Mod. Priées. HOTEL fi R A H C'A. 100 R. Lafayette, recently built, raffl cotai., moderato prlcês. HOTEL FRANKLIN & DU BRESIL, t9 Rue Duftault, near Rue Latayette and Opéra. UBERIA HOTEL, 9 R. de la Gae. Cbaumière. Métro Vavin. AU coml, Mod. p riffl. HOTEL 1,. 0 T T l, Rue de Castlgllone t Place Vendôme), to the cemer of paris. HOTEL DES MARECHAUX. 4-J Rue de MOSC4,111, Mo si comt Mod. Rates. Restaurant. MEURICE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. The RenClezvous ot European Royalty, Rue de ri vol L Faclng the Tuileri€& Garden. Modem Hôtel Latayette. A -Bohy" HoteL, mod. rates, bhowerbaths. 60 Rue Lafayette. MONCEY HOTEL, 65 Rue Blanche. Tel.r Ti-ud. 20-55, modéra., renovated. mod. price. OPAL'S HOTEL, 19 Rue Tronchet. Mod. oomîort Near Madeleine. Louvre 57-86. OSBORNE HOTEL, 4 Rue Saint-RocH. T tiulierles) AU t'ooms with private Oath. HOTEL RECAMIER. - 3 bis Place Saint Sulptce. lo tde centeT. Easy transport Modem and Corofortahle. Fx-om 00 Frs. PLAZA-ATHENEE. - 28 Avenue Mônt.algne tOharaps-Elysees) HOTEL PORTE DE VERSAILLES, 15 RUFT (le la Grotte, (Vaugirard 10-77). Comfort. HOTEL QUIRINAL, 46 Rue de Trevi» New Cor R Lafayette. Roorru, 8 & 15 Fra. Rest. HEGENT S CARtiEN HOTEL, e R Demours lïiotle Entlr ren. Large gard. Wag 48-04: ROYAL ASTORIA, 173 R Lafayette TNOWI A E-i nations) built 1924 Rm3. with phone HOTEL LE ROYAL, 213 Blva. RasoaU Ileart of Montpamasse, Tel. Fleurus 64-47 ROY*!. HOTEL, 159 R de Rennes Modem [.,onnis witb batb from 95 Fr. Eug. spoken PARIS HOTEL ROYAL MONCEAU. THE unlele!'t grand luxe hôtel ln parts. 35. 37. 30 Ave. Hoche. 250 rooœs. 250 baths. HOTEL SAINTE ANNE, 10 R. Sam te-A=e. Corner Av de t'Opéra. Entirely renovated. SAVOY HOTEL, 194 Rue de Rivoli. Bee the grm-room. Hfltei St. dames & d'Albany, 202r.Rivoil.Opp Tuileries, soo R. 150 caths Pr. fl'.: 1 hed 35, w 0, 60. 2 beds 65. w. b. 80; Pensloq e& Fi'a. TRIANON-PALACE Hot.. 1 DIS R. Vaugtrard t Luxeml)ourg) tco r.. haths. from 20 Frs. HÔTEL W ACRAM.-Rue <te Rivoli. Opposite the Tuileries. Entirely renovated Restaurant open to oan-resMents. WAt.DOHP.APARTMEMTS, 63 Avenue Max* cesu, Deautiîu! furnlshed. sitting roonv, hatb. 'Dbone, service, Unen. no feltcJtren. ENVIRONS of PARIS ARBONNE Fontainebleau Foresi CORNEBICHE ESTATE. Ilotel-Rest.; private hungalows in pines, steam heat, H. & U. ■water. marrellous cuisine. TeL 2 Arboxme. CHANTILLY (Oise) 30 Ml. (rom Paris—Chateaux, Foresi, Golf. GRAND CONDE.-Al.l year. Best for Fam. tn P&tls envir. Good Cook. Arrgts. for stay. FONTAINEBLEAU 1 hour from Parts—Chateaux and Forest. VERSAILLES '17 Ml. trom Paris—Chateaux antl Parla TRIANON PALACE.'<-Qpen aU the year round. Beautifui view. Néar the Château and Trianon. Tennis, Park. FRANCE Al X* LES-BAIN S (Savoy) The Smartesf, Watertng Resort HOTEL BEAU'StTE, En t. Mod. Opp. Mo On t. Park Nr. Thermes. J, AJbrazard. Man.--Prop. AMIENS i On the tcay Calais-Paris—Excur. Centers ANGERS Medlaeval Castle. Ontque in Europe ARCACHON Pearl 01 the Sîlver Coast ARGELES-GAZOST (High Pyrenees.) HOTEL DE FRANCE commands finest panor&mtc view. Opens Mar. 25th, motor., Kolf. trout-fish., attract. Moder. tenus. ÉIARRITZ, * 10 Murs trom l'aris—ALl year season PENSION ANTOINE.-Home note!. runnina water. t3cing sea, fine view. mod. rates, HOTEL-VILLA ARNOULD. Ail oomt. omet situation. Mod rates. Facing Garden à Sea, GRAND HOTEL & BELLEVUE PALACE. Grill room & the ramons Bar Basque. Overlooklng sea. oetween casinos, tram. to golf. CARLTON HOTEL 300 rooms. 300 ttaths. Facing sea. CONTINENTAL. Entirely up to date, 09'er- tooking sea, large sunny gajrdena, 2 tennts courts, near zoif. special, wmter terms. HELtANTHE.-Overhangs plage. Côtes des Basques, spécial dieting cuisine Spectaitsts In the establishment. LE SAHEL. - First class family hôtel. Entirely new. Rîght on the sea. Restaurant. BORDEAUX HOTEL RAYONNE, HOTEL DE NICE. Restaurant. Famous %Vineb. Ail La test Comfort. BOULOGNE-SUR-MER Port of the, CllltnTltl-Sefl.':trfp, Resort BREST important sea port \ CAEN On the way from Cherbourg Io Paris CÂUTERETS lit year Besort m the Plirenee3 CHAMONIX-MONT BLANC F,amous for Win ter sports GRAND HOTEL COUTTET ET OU PARC. Ail coinf. AU winter sports. Dec. t&-March. CHATEL-GUYON CUre-lntèst. troubles May 1 to DCL ÎÈ. CHERBOURG On the Channel—Blrthplaee 0/ Millet DINARD (Brittany) Smart Sitmmer ana Wtnter Seaside Besort EVJAN French slâe of Lake Geneva GRENOBLE On the direct molor-road Paris*2ïlC8 HÔTEL MODERNE Paris-Nice AlPIne Route. La test comfort; best position; Hestaurant. HAVRE Transatlantique Port,.Commercial City j HOULGATE Seasidtt near Deauville LAÏBOURBOULE (Puy-de-Dôme) The Paradlse for Chlldren LA ROCHELLE Séavorî—Venj inicrestinQ medlaeval clly L'ISLE-AOAM (32 km. from Paris.) ROY AL.COHTI.-Hotel-Restaurant. with largo park, Jaeside the Olse; Tea-Danees every Sundaw. Phone: 15. LYON S Comml#'C"/Ilt ÇeaLcr-S nours trom Paris CARLTON, a leading. op to date hôte!. Modéra in eweiy respect. 120 rooms, 80 naths. MARSEILLES {tleàiterranean POrt-10 hovrs trom Paris LOUVRE A PAIX»—The leading hôtel ta town. Just the place to stay when stopplns tn Marseilles. NANTES ùif. Syndicat a'lnîttattre. Place Commerce NIMES incîent CUy—On your may from Rirtem HOTEL DU LUXEMBOURC. Most Modem Auto tours OK ganizecl by the Hôtel. RHEIMS Aljnost reconsi. Capital et Champagne ROUEN 2 Murs trom Paris and trom Eondon TOULOUSE Famous Capitol and old monuments CR. HOTEL TIYOLIER ft RESTAURANT. Up, to date. Pr baths. Cent. Car st. Gar \ TOURS tXacursion* Cen,,e- ,f) t h. Loire Castle. TROUVILLE Casino*—£ . sports VERDUN Battleftelds and devaslated région» VAUBAN HOTEL * RESTAURANT Latest and most up-to-date. VICHY the Queen of watertng Resorts—Ail Tear î \ i --FRENCH mVIKRA l CANNES Seastlte-18 hours from Paria - AteGLA'S.--A high class family hoteL Open ail the year round. First da.;.s la every respect. HOTEL BEAULIEU.rr-Hlgh position, large pa+'k, tennis, garage. Aescliliman, prop. BELLEVUE,—High <ilass, near &,ôlt and polo. Tennis courts, HOTEL «FLISTOL,—Modem îamliy hoteL Central, south garoen. tennis. Schaer, pr. HOTEL 'CALIEURINI&. ~ Finest situation overlooklng sea and Este/els. '1.00 rooms and feaths. 'Phone In every room. Golf & Polo. G ALLIA PALACE.-HQte.l de ituse. a tenais courts. Garage. Fine view and location. MOTEL CON N E'T.-.En.lal".,ted. ali inodera throughouL A first ciase hôtel on tfee Croisette. Just the plate to stay em*V « D'ALBION. Best sUoatU>n. ciel,sette Gardens, miniature golf. AU comlort. I HOTEL PAV;ILLOH.-FrejUs route. Garden. ! a. and C. water. Daths. Mod- rates. HOTEL DU PARC. M. E llmer. Propriété r. HÔTEL SUISSE.-Up to date family )MMel facing the sea. Sunny pal m «ardea. Central position. CAP D'ANTJBES HOTEL ROYAL.—Cp to drue. Facing sea. OWTI garage. Near casino Juan-les-Ptos. H Y£RES GOLF HOTEL on the famous anks. aoo rooms; 100 baths. Restaurant. Orchestra. 4 tennis courts. Rivlera sportlng center. GRAND HOTEL DES <t.ES OOR.—Ï2P 'rooms. 30 batha. up to date. Tennlâ, Golf. JUAN-LES-PINS (Near Cannes) FasliUtnable Quiet Report HOTEL AMIRAUTE. Entirely ne", MoC. Comfort. Sunbaths. Mod terms, MONTE-CARLO Famous Besort—18 hovrs trom Paris HOTEL DE PARtS. in casino g-ardena, close to casino, magnlfloent rest.. famous chef. GRAND HÔTEL.Carlo, comPleteiy renovated, new management, first -clasa N. MORGANO MENTON HOTEL SEAU RtWAûE. A Splândld ap t4 date hôtel, running watei,, priT. pathrooms IMPERIAl. Afirnated to tû9 RUz-Oaritoi) Hjiîieis group. London Uan. Olr., R-EiBery HOTEL OU LOUVRE". — Center of town Carden. tenu., fuit south. mod., up to date MENTON & MIDI.—Hlgû class family bote!. Restaurant, on sea Front Garage. Open from october ist to end 01 lia y. ORIENT HOTEL.-Enlax"ed and decoraien 1925. ist Class family hotel. Brunettl. Prop. RtVt&RA PALACE-The largest family HoteL Beautiful Part. Tennis Court. Vlewa NICE t , TIUI3UNE OFFICE, 8 Descente Crotti t8 Murs trom Paris ALETTI'S HOTEL MAJESTIC. 400 FRONT ROOM& ASTORIA. - First class. Family flotei Penslon terms 60 to 1-20 Francs Splendld T!ew. G*>nvenlentlv located Best !oE'rVlce. NICE LA BONBON NI sas- saou tuanc If, hOU.si for dîetlpg & l'est. Magnifie pars, aU comf PENSION GLORIA, 63 Promenade des AD ?!ais AU mod conif. Garden. From 85 Frs GRAND HOTEL. Tl1e nearest to the casmo cent of town. F)iU soutlt Every Mod. iXanf HOTEL LORRAINE, 18 Ave. Durante, neai sta t.. quiet rooms. mod. term. Mod corot PENSION MAGALl.—63 Ave. Borrlgllone A real home. Ail Mod. Coml From so Frs QUEEH'S HOTEL, — Central, modem comfort. John Agld. Managing Otrector. H<tTEt. REG1NA AND Q"IIO£NS.-«JII rooniis. Open ail the year toti-nil Moderate rates Modern comfort. Best service ,VILLA YOLANDE, Ave. des Acacias. Tel. 30-37. Rest.. Air, Snn, 0. Neat Run. Water, Auto. Pert. 000S. (Butteaf). Diet Ml'atsltdes AUSTRIA BADEN n$ar VIEN NA Bealth Resort HOTEL BRISTOL, ail modern eom!1Jrl. Open ail year. AU prises areasonablo. SEMMERING , Cilmatiè Iteallh Rêsort Iles,ort for ccmvalescents, summer and winter sports center. Ap. : Kurkoromissian. KURHAUS.—Dr. F. Hansy. 120 rooms, best South position, every eômfort, aU cures. GRAND HOTEL PANHANS, 400 rooms, 160 hatha. Mod.. up to date coml, and service. VIENNA GRAND HOTEL. — World renowned. an modern conafort., 150 private baths. A hotel tar diaariminating peopie. HOTEL IMP£ftiAl- — The home of American 3. A weil appointer modem hôtel. BELGIUM ANTWERP tntorm. office tn Bail, Central Station ■ TERMINUS PALACE HOTE].. - Opposite Central Station, 300 rortins, wtth toth Restaurant Chantilly. TeL Add..- Terminus. 8RUSSELS Belglan Capltal-4 tlours trom parts GRAND HOTEL TERMINUS NORo.-PlBA» ROW-e,r. Botanic&i g-aixien Ail oorafort. LE ZOUTE-KNOCKE-SUR^ME^ The Aristocratie Sïastde—Near Oslend CZECHO-SLOVAKIA CARLSBAD Bealth Desort I)L YMPIC PALACE HOTEL. - up to date. Exc. Cooliing. Near springs. Winter cure. PRAGUE IfOTEI. A TLAH TIC.-Op to date, central ocatlon Runn1ng water. Prlr. Bath& ENGLAND LONDON TR1ÇUNE OFFICE. 13g Fleet Street FOTEL RUBENS, 1 minute trom Victoria station Trains met. Steam beated. M PERI AL HOTE'" — Russeil Square 'entrai. 1.000 rooms, With breakfast 10ftt TORQUAY SYRACUSE.—England's warmest, su n ni es y hôtel Facing south Escel. cuisine Garage GERMANY rno. Otllce, Ratez AdLoii, U. den Berllr BAD OEYNHAUSEN ^ Main fine Cologne-Berlin BERLIN HOTEL ADLON.-Onter den Linden, No. 1. 'World renowned. A hotel de luxe offertes ail that Uns- name impiiea. HOTEL. BRISTOL.—The Berlin home tg Americana. World famous cuisine. - Last word in iuxury and comlort. CENTRAL HOTEL.—Flr*t dass, latest comfort Opposite the Central RaUway Station, rri ed rleh stfasse. CONTINENTAL HOTEL.—Opposite centrât station, Friedrichstrasse. Sélect family botel. L. AdI&D. Proprietor. ORESDEN ^ ^amed; China m'a and P!ctMre Gallery LEIPZIG HOTEL DER KAISERHOF.-Flrst class house, close up to the main station. Quiet saTden-roomsv Moderate prices. MUNICH HOTEL VIER dAHREUEITEN.-Too Mil, nlch home of America ris. Mr. Otto Busch, General Manager. NUREMBERG GRAND HOTEL.—Not only first class tint the home of Americans tn Nuremberg. Excellent cuisine. ITALY GENOA important, and Picturesqtte. Sea Port MOTEL MlRAMAR6 & oa LA VI"IE. 3njy hota* de luxe, leading, sea front and rlew. E. Oei Gatia. Manager. MILAN Art aua Commercial Center 1RAND HOTEL DE MtLAN.—Htgtl Class iome. Leading American Headquarters. Vire: Grand Hôtel. NAPLES important Sea Port-Pompcu iERTOLINIS PALACi!.-notel de iuie. lenov GarcL. Wonderful view Pen& fr. 60. IRANO HOTEL ROYAL. On bay. Newest « lost Uixur Qot ana oold running water i ail rooms. 60 baths. B. Ralnoldl. Prop RAPALLO / edshionable Ridera Resort XCELSIOR & NEW CASINO.-1st Clisss. lost Idéal Spot Itaiian Riviera. ROME Center of Anctenr Ciclllzation ALACE HOTEL.-Ludovis1 Quarter. axe and comfort Full South. RAND HOTEL CONTINENTAL.-The only rst ciast. hotel, opposite Railroad station anaiîer- U vorano. " OTEL EOÉN.-Htgh clasa resldentiaf orne. surrounded by the Gardons of Villa '■M-ïhese. Fine view • ROME PLAZA HOTEL.—Recentiy feullt. Tïij in position, COO&ing and terms. Pref bv Americaqs Besi.serrlce. HOTEL VICTORIA, Firsî Ci. ram. fcOM south Opposite Villa Borghese sm' HOTEL DE LA V'LLE.-Higb <:1355' Oomlnating position, opposite the U Pinclo Gardens Motel Pension, viua Emilia, si Via E Ludovisl Quarter Gar Terms fr. 00 NORTH-AFRICA ALGIERS (Argeria) 1 tueen o/ Winter r eSQ1.ts-Free inform at the Syndicat <PinltlatiM I SPAIN ALICANTE REINA VICTORIA HOTEL.-ON Se3 , Proprietress: Ida de ElordL BARCELONA BRISTOL HOTEL.-Dp, to date, W! centrai situation. Mod. charges. HOTEL CONTINENTAL,—Dp t'a date. * renowned for Ils ist class cuisina HOTEL ORIENTE, ail comfort, HOTEL ESPANA. for familles, Pens, CADIZ HOTEL DE FRANCE a PARIS., Ieadlng hotel in town. cable: Hotôiw MADRID GRAND HOTEL RElNA VICt0«l*>Çf| Flrst CL Ail comlort. Pension fromS" SAN SEBASTIAN REÛINA HOTEL. - Private Latest comfort. Moderate terms. VALENCIA PALACE HOTEL.—First CLIM a respecte Greatest comfort. SWITZERLAND Complets Tounst information Bur^ in every Suites topn BERN Capital et Swttzeriand—Center of DAVOS Hing oP' Srand Hotel Curhaus Davos, late.ïSO beds, open ail year. -6fp Por.....prospœms apply to ail «a* _ LAUSANNE STATION Reson and Edu¡:atwnal ^ VICTORIA.—Favorite tioMi or A® ^ »= 3ach room with batb or dressé Joderate charges ' MONTREUX L :«en Grand Hotei. First CI. Pf^ h' ïest poslt. Ahs. cruiet Mod. teT ^ 1 ZURICH -.-■reP'î't tAUR AU LAC, Zurich Oldest L -BM ion. Latest in comrort. 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