Presse et revues
10 pages
Titre : The Chicago tribune and the Daily news, New York
Éditeur : [s.n.] (Paris)
Date d'édition : 1930-03-31
Notice du catalogue : http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb327410645
Type : texte texte
Type : publication en série imprimée publication en série imprimée
Langue : anglais
Description : 31 mars 1930 31 mars 1930
Description : 1930/03/31 (A0,N4640). 1930/03/31 (A0,N4640).
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Identifiant : ark:/12148/bpt6k4777026t
Source : Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Droit, économie, politique, JO-20258
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Date de mise en ligne : 05/08/2018
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VOICE OF TRIBUNE READERS
VOLUNTEERS AND PACIFISTS.
To the Editor of The Tribune,
Sir: -
I admire The Tribune for its liveliness.
yputhfuifta&s ahd American breeziness
and freedom. It is obviously the only
English-Janguage piPer in Europe which
attempts to keep up an intelligent and
progressive attitude.
But why publish such dumb cartoons
as that of the issue of March 26, in
which pacifists, '*slacke"'.q and cowards"
are shown hiding from danger in 1917
and shouthag "Down with armies" and
"Do.wn with navies" at the present.
As one who laoked the moral courage to
keep out of the insane swirl of 1917 and
who volunteered and served in the A.E.
F. in an ammunition train. 1 want to
state that it is my belief that it taises
ten times more courage to be a pacifist
than it does to bellow blood-thirstHy for
armaments, preparedness and other sure
causés of war, as The Tribune does aU
the time in Chicago and occasionally in
Europe..
Anyone who knows the real situation
knows that The Tribune cartoon of
March 26 infers a lie-and that the
pacifists and consciehtious objectors
both in Germany and on the AUied side
showed more sense and courage than
anyone else concerned in the late war;
also that The Tribune, in publishing the
before-mentioned cartoon, reveala an at-
titude of hypocrisy, boobishness and
violence that smacks most Btronsîy
Chicago, whose cruvi and graft record
is a blot on Amerlcun civilization.
EX-NON-COM. (David Ware).
Moret-les-Sablons Mar. 26.
PEDESTRIANS' SAFETY LEAGUES.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir:—
The time has corne for a11 pedestrians
to organize into "Pede.strlans' Safety
Leagues" for their mutual protection.
They are now belng carelessly and
rechl&ssly killed by thousands and crip-
pied by tens of' thousands, annually in
every city in the world, by dangerously
apeeding motor vehicles; and their as-
sailants go, practically, unpunis-hed.
Pedestrians are in an enormous majori-
ty. and could undoubtedly obtaln legal
protection by their combined votes.
They should combine and or-ganize for
the safety of their lives and limbs and
the lives and limbs of their wives and
children. Let them follow the example
of the pedestrians of New York State
and form themselves into "Pedestrians'
Safety Leagues." When they are thus
organized, they should demand (or pé-
tition) that—
"AlI motor vehicles, both public and
private, shall be equipped with gove,rn-
ors, limiting their speed automatically
to a safe and reasonable figure to be
established by law."
Very sincerely yours, \
AUTOMATIC LIMITATION
Rome, Mar. 28. OF SPEED.
IN PRAISE OF EVIL
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: —
Permit me to include some of the
achievements of "good" which the
writer of the letter signed "Truth"
forgot to enumerate.
,Yes, "good" has built ail the cathe-
drals, temples and monuments, Includ-
ing the palaces of the Popes and the
pyramide, erected to glorify ruthless
priests and rulers and the- levies made
in order to construct them impover-
ished the people of the period to the
point of starvation.
"Good" is responsible for religion
which has eteeped the world in supersti-
tions ignorance and hatred, setting one
group of humans agâtin'st another, reap-
ing a harvçtat of bloodshed and human
misery. , «
"Good" has built the greatest gamb-
ling dive in the worîd—the New York
Stock Exchange. "Good" through the
agency of prohibition has converted the
citizens of a great nation into hypo-
crites, liars, law-br-akers and filled the
land with drunken women and children.
"Good" since it is "right," intolérant
and bigoted, must defend iteelf by as-
sault on the rights of others.
"EvU" because it is strong is tolérant,
generous and benign and Jieeds no de-
fense. The "evil" workman would like
a glass of beer but it is forbidden him
because it would interfère with the div-
idenda of nobler souls who live in id!e-
néES on the RivIera.
Yes, "good" is God and God is "good"
and everything else must be "evil." If
I cannot by implication make other.s
"evil" 1 cannot completely enjoy my
own goodness. The principal aim of
the "good" is to make others "evil." To
the "good" ail progress is "evil." Christ
was "•evil" and was crucified by the
"good" of his time, and. Galileo was
put in prison by the "good."
"Good" is old âge and fearful.
"Evil" is youtb and life abundant.
. y., . : Yours truly,
HARRIS S. DURKEE.
Mansellles, March 28.
WEEK'S MUSIC CALENDAR
MONDAY
Festival Paul Dukas, Pleyel, 9 p.m.
~ Orchestra, chorus, soloists.
Loyonnet, pianist, Gaveau, 9 p.m.
Chanterie de la Renaissance, Era,rd, 9
p.m. French Renaissance choral music.
Michel Warloo, violinist. Conserv.. 9 D.m.
TUESDAY
George and Jos. Tziplne, violin-vlolon-
cello, GaveaÜ, 9 p.m.
Laroziere, pianist, Erard, 9 p.m.
Festival Bach, Pleyel, 9 p.m.
Bastide Quartet, Lune Rousse, 4 p.m.
Adolphe Marty, organlst, Salle Aveugles,
9 p m.
Teresina, Spanish dances, Ch-E]ysée.£', 9
p.m.
Libermann, pianlst, Ohopin, 9 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Concert by Amis des Cathédrales, St-
Louis des Invalides, 3 p.m.
Munhoz, pianis't, Chopin, 9 p.m.
Marechal, pianist, Conserv., 9 p.m.
Villers and Doussinault, pdano-violin, De-
buss'y, 9 p. m.
Marthe Morhange, pianist. Ecole Nor-
male, 9 p.m
Pelletier Quartet, Erard, 9 p.rn.
Zacharin, 'cellist, Majestic, 9 p.rn.
THURSDAY
Touche Quartet, Debu&sy. 4:30 p.m.
Festival Villa-Lobos, Gaveau, 9 p.m.
Mlle, de Valmalette, planist, Conserv., 9
p.m.
Festival de Pachmann, Mairie du rv', 9
p.m.
Straram Orch., Ch-Elysées, 9 p.m. Stra-
ram, cond. Beethoven, Martinue (Ist aud.),
Mendelssohn, Strauss;
Montillet, organist, Conserv., 9 p.m.
Alvin, vJolinlst, Ecole Normale, 9 p.m.
Thérèse Lacolley, pianist, Chopin, 9 p.m.
FRIDAY
Renée de Saussine, violinist, Ecole Nor-
male, 9 p.m.,
Marguerite Fano, soprano, Chopin, 9 p.m.
Lamoureux Orch., Gaveau, 9 p.m. Bout-
nikoff, cond. Yves Nat, pianist, Debussy,
Scriabine, Rimsky-Korsakoff.. » ;
Sirène Musicale, Debussy, 9 p.m. Works
of Beck, MihalovJci. etc.'
Orch. Symphonique, pleyel, 9 p.tn. Mon-
teux, cond. Harold Bauer, pianist. Wagner,
Bach, Beethoven, Stravin?ky.
Albert Dessane, pianist, Conserv., 9 p. m,
AUCTIONS TODAY AT HOTEL DROUOT
ROOM" 1. 1.;;';' Sale: Art and furnishing
objects, porcelain aerd faience, bronzes.
seats and furniture. M' Henri Baudoin. M.
dti Boissieù.
ROOM 10.-Sale: Japanese printa, paint-
ings, sketches, books. Maîtres Lair Du-
breuil and Flagel. M. Portier.
GALERIES GEORGES PETIT, 8 Rue de
Sèze.-Sale: Old tapestries, old tteats and
antique furtidture, belongin-g to M. de R...
Furniture and sculptures belon.gin.g to M.
G. M and to Mme. D .. ',%I» Lair DubreuU.
M. Marcel Zam.baux,
Police To Test Koutepoff
Ship Kidnaping Hypothesis
A reconstruction of the theoretical
embarkment of General Koutepoff from
the seashore to the boat waiting off
the Normandy coast on the spot, where,
according to two unnamed witnesses,
it actually took place, will be made at
the end of this week by the police in-
spector in charge of the case.
Police from Caen f1xamined the stpot
on Raturday, at the rXJ.uest of the Paris
Sureté and dedareti that, in their
opinion, it would be impossible to
embark the inanimate body of General
Koutepoff at the spot and in the cir-
cumstances described by the witnesses.
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CONCERTS
The celabrated virtuoso Léon KARTUN
will give his last récital of the season on
Tuesday, April 8, 9 p.m., at tohe Salle
Gaveau. Tickets on sale at Gaveau, at
Durand's and at MUSICA. MLK
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THEATRES
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Il ARC EL PAGWOL
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The ceiebrated French operetta 1
CIBOULETTE
by R. de FLERS & F. de CROISSET ®
masterpiece by Reynaldo HAHN
31 MATINEES: Sunday and Thu,sday..,
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B R E A K F AS T
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6 RUE DE CASTIGI,LONE
THEATRES
(THEATRE PIGAL^ 1
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SIMOUN 1.
DE H. R- LENORMAND
. CE SOIR: REPRISE
APOLLO I
TOMORROW NIGHT
JASE falmARHAC
presents
(by arrangement with C. B. Cochran)
aUTfMftDiSVALStS
(BITTER SWEET)
Opérette by Noël COWARD
French adaptation by SAINT-GRANIER
150 Artiats Orchestra of 400 40 Costumes
MBMt Box office ope n : Central 72-21 ■■■
ivz 0 G A. DO:R
LAST PERFORMANCES
ROSE MARIE
TRIBUNE THEATRE GUIDE
OPERA.
(Evenlng performances start At 8 unless
otberwlse indicated)
Monday, Samson et Dalila. Soir de Fête.
Wednesday, L'italienne à Alger.
Friday, Le Barbier (le Séville.
Saturday, Tannhauser.
Sunday, Faust. -
OPERA-COMIQUE.
Monday, La Tosca. Cavalier ia Rusti-
cana.
Tuesday. 8:15, George Dandin. Le Sicilien
ou l'Amour Peintre.
Wednesday, Manon.
Thursday, Mat., 1:45, La Vie de Boiiême.
Eve., Les Noces de Figaro.
Friday. Carmen.
COMEDIE-FRANÇAISE.
Monday. 8:30, Le Monde ou l'on s'ennuie.
Le Plaisir de Rompre.
Tuesday, 8:45, Les Trois Henry.
Wednesday, Un Capricè. La Voix Hu-
maine. Les Romanesques. '
Thursday, 1:45, Ruy Bla.s. 8:45, Les Trois
Henry.
ODEON.
Monday, Les Femmes Savantes.
L'Epreuve.
Tuesday, L'Ecole des Charlatans. Le
Chapeau Chinois,
Vednesday, La Sonnette d'Alarme.
Thut-,-day, Mat., Le Misanthrope. Eve.,
L'Ecoie des Charlatans. Le Chapeau
Chinois.
Friday, Vautrin.
Saturday. Mat., L'Ecole des Charlatans.
Eve., La Châtelaine de Shenstone.
Sunday. Mat., Le Bonheur du Jour. nve.,
La Sonnette d'Alarme.
OPERETTAS, COMEDIES & DRAMAS
THEATRE ALBERT l°r, Dark.
APOLLO, Dark.
ATELIER, 8:30, Le Stratagème des Roués.
ATHENEE, Barncou.
ANTOINE, 8:45. Amis comme avant.
ARTS. L Crithtnets.
AVENUE, 8:45, Julietfe and Mais
Promène donc pas toute Nue.
BOUFFES PARISIENS. 8:45, FlôSsle (Ope-
retta).
CHAMPS-ELYSEES, Da.rk.
CHATELET. 8:30, The New Moon (Robert
1£0 Pirate)
COMEDIE DES CHAMPS ELYSEES
!!:1j Amph'trion 38
COMEDIE CAUMARTIN, 8:45. Gaston.
DAUNOU, 8:45, Kleurs de Luxe.
DEJAZET. <$:30. La Pouie d'Essat
EDOUARD VII, 8:30. Miss France.
GAITE LYRIQUE, 8:30 Ciboulette,
GAITE ROC H ECHOU ART, La Garçonne
GRAND GUIGNOL, 8:45, lie Baiser da.n.
la Nuit
GYMNASE. S:30 Mslo
MADELEINE, Et Vive le Théâtre (Sach;
Guitry).
VlARIGNV, 8:30, Coups de Routia.
VtATH URINS, Dark.
MICHEL, 9, Pardon. Madame.
VliCHODlERE, 9. Le Sexe Kaible.
VIOGADOR, 8:30, Rose Marie
MOUVEL AMBIGU, 8:45, L'Equipage
PALAIS ROYAL, 8:30. L'Amour à l'Amt...
ricaine.
NOUVEAUTES, 8:30. Kadubec (Operetta).
PlGALLE, Le Simoun.
PORTE SAINT MARTIN. 8:30, Cyrano de
Bergerac.
POTI NI ERE, 9, Guignol (J. Berry, Sl.
Prim).
RENAISSANCE, Business.
SAINT GEORGES, Dark.
SARAH BERNHARDT, 8:45. C'eA Dame..
aux Chapeaux Verts
THEATRE DES CHAMPS ELYSEES. t.
Oark
PARIS. Marius.
VARIETES, 8:45, Topaze.
REVUES
CASINO DE PARIS, Mat and Eva.. Paria.
Miss, "\th Mi»iins'uett
CONCERT MA VOL., Le Comte de Boccaco,
DEUX ANES, 9. Anon, Voici le Soleit
DIX HEURES, Dix Heures Tapant
FOLIES BERGERE. Un Coup de Folie.
FOLIES WAGRAM, 8:45 Rosy (OperettaK
GAITY, 9 Danee ' Dar)ce !
MENUS PLAISIRS, 8 p.m Cocktail 328.
Mntinppo- Thllrs. Sat and Sun at :{:M.
NOCTAMBULES, 9 Blagu's Blagua.
PALACE, Mat and Eve.. Good Newa.
VAUDEVILLE & VARIETY
EMPIRE, Charlot Rivels.
SCALA. 8:30, Bégonia. , 1 . 1 .
ClRCUSES, DANCE HAt.L.8. ETC.
BAL TABARIN, Dancing Attractions.
CIRQUE D'HIVER, 8:30, Frateliini.
nées: Thursday. Saturday, Sunday. Matl--
LUNA PARK, Matineea. Evenings.
MOVIES
AUBERT, 13etl'ayal, Jannlngs.
ARTISTIC, Christlpa.
ALMA, Black Waters.
CAMEO. The Godlps? Gflrl.
COLISEE. L'Escadron de Fer,
CINE M &.x LINDER, Le Mystère de 1*
Villa Rose .
GAUMONT-PALACE, The Four Devlts.
IMPERIAL PATHE, Le Diah)e tî!anc.„
MADEL'EINE. The K'ss
SALLE MARIVAUX PATHE, La Nuit est
à Nous
LE RIALTO, La Servante Hypocrisie.
PARAMOUNT. The Love Parade
STUDIO DES AGRICULTEURS, La Tra*
e-éflle de la Rue.
STUDIO DIAMANT, L'Isolé. Les A.ilea sur
l'Afrique,
■ 1 11 ] J .
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LE BERRY, 9i Avenue des Champs-Elysees.
«siauram. liar. GriU-rt>om. Tea-fl)iuns. Suppers.
CANETON. Kussian & Oriental speclalities.
Mss)at) orcheatia 3 Kue ae la Buurse.
CHmean Maisonnette. 13! Bd. Kaspail. 10 K. iste. Meuve
44tigarian Tavern, 60 H.Lafayette Hong &Amer, spec.
A 41 LA CHAUMIERE POLONAISE, 4 R. de rJ<.:cole
ee'n6. Uesi wmes & tooki tiR. Keason. prices.
PÉTER'S. 24 Passage des Princes.
Restaurant "OPERA," 7 Rue Michodiere.
1b
quarter RESTAURANT SOUFFLET.
lne and IVIUIIS, 2S Buulevard Saint-Michel.
—29 Rue Vaviti. Mondée)- & grouse.
ERMITAGE MOSCOVITE
.4 Ru Ueù„'"sumartln (Opéra), téléphoné: Central
)-<2. cookJng. Itassian concerts during
'ayest, dini»'an l? ;,nd sut'l'ers. Ciypsy songs. Boyards
nd Saclia aCarotl suitar. Open tiU 3 a.m.
-, "and g- 5 o dock tea.
«IONTMARTRF '*5, LE VIEUX LOGIS
AVBERCE, I)I.N.NER 2 R.
FRANCE
n!'"CE
Jurant i A PERGOLA, 71 Quai des Etats-
nis- ,ii sea iish. • Kxcel. wine cellar.
RECOMMENDED TEA-ROOMS
-r..
—— ooms, Il n. Montholon. American spec.
K st ij ~
Honoré (opposite Louvre).
S*"THS BOOK SHOP, 248 Rue de ItlvQh.
RECOMMENDED BARS
I'kÈ'o tvery' 1 /) 1{, du Cotisée. Pans & VEAU..
Il tiii Cf)LLFeF INN, 28. Steak w & Kidney pudd,ns-
3 im morijingt a Vm* AmenCan Bar
HOTELS AND PENSIONS
PARIS
SYNDICAT D'INITIATIVE
152 Boulevard Haussmann.
HOTEL AMBASSADOR tn the heart of Paris.
Bould Haussmann. 600 rooms. 600 baths
ASTOR, Il Kue d'Astorg. Quiet exclusive residential
location. Every room with bath 75 Frs. l:P
HOTEL ASTORIA, Place de 1 Etoile.
Restaurant open to non-residenta
HOTEL BOHY-LAFAYETTE, SIl. Muntholon. New
Moderate. Bar. 400 beds. 150 baths.
HOTEL BRICHTON. - 218 Rue de Rivoli. Facing
1 uileries.
HOTEL BRISTOL, 112 Fbg. St. Honoré. Cloçed tor
alierations. Re-npening ln spring.
HOTEL DES CHAMPS-EL YSEES, 5 Rue Palzac.
Etoile, Kllcelleut high elass botel.
Clhatoaus Firoiaifteaaac
54 Rue - Pierre Charron (Champs-Elysées). Latest
hotel of relmement.
FAMILY HOTEL CHATEAUBRIAND, 18 Rue du
Cirque (Lh. - Elysées). Lomf. rooms tram 16 to 30 Frs.
HOTEL COMMODORE. 12 lId. Haussmann. 1ieart
ot Pans. J:o.ntlrely new Management.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL & RESTAURANT.
Uominating the Tuileries (;ai-deus.
EDOUARD VII, 39 Avenue de l'Opéra. Distinctive
for its luxury. comlort and servi.::e.
FRANCIA, 100 Rue Latayette. 120 rooms, 80 baths.
Moderate terms, (>rill. American Bar.
THE LANCASTER, 7 Rue de Hern. Uorne! Avenue
Champs-Elysèes. New high class lam. lift.
Hotel de la Néva, 9 R. Monsigny. Opéra. Single rm.
30-45 Ir. JJ'ble rm 45-6A fr. With bath. 70-90. Rest.
HOTEL LOTTI
Rue de Castiglione.
HOTEL LOUVOIS, Square Louvois (Bourse and
Grands Boulevards). Central. blodern. Quiet.
MAUBEUGE HOTEL, 79 R. de Maubeuge. near
Gare du Nord & OI)era. Ent. new.* Bathrooms. LJtt.
HOTEL OPAL, 19 Rue Tronchet (Madeleine). Ultra
comtort. Restau,ant.. Uar. Tea Room. t
PLAZA ATHENEE, Lhamps Elysees. Under same
direction in winter: (-alitoriiia l'iilace. Uanne»,
HOTEL RADIO, 64 Boulevard de Clicby Uu'et. airy.
,convet!lently located. Al] cmnlort. Garage. Very
moderato prices.
RITZ HOTEL and RESTAURANT
Its Grill-Room. Its (iarden.
ROYAL MALESHERBES, 4 Boulevard Malesherbes.
turmsbed apartments. New.
HOTEL LA TREMOILLE
Champs-Elyst-es
HOTEL WESTMINSTER
11 and 13 KUE UE LA PAIX
ENVIRONS OF PARIS
VERSAILLES
TRIANON PALACE HOTEL Afternoon tea. Open
ail the year. Moderate pr.ces for stay.
FRANCE
Information about any locallty in France
may be obtained free of charge at the
Tribune Servioe Bureau,. 1, Rue Scribe,
Paria ; c'y writing co or calling at the local
Syndicat d'Initiative; or by applying to tne
Office National de Tourisme. 152 Bouievard
Haussmann.
AIX-I,ES-BAINS'
HOTEL D'ALBION. Latest convenienees. Park,
i tennis, garage. Ngw opta.
AfX-tN-PROVENCE
HOTEL NEÇRE-COSTE, Best sit. In. oent. Aven.
Ail comt. !>r baths, Rep. cuis Incl. tro. 60 fr. (iar.
AVIGNON
HOTEL EUROPE. Recently renovated Renowned
cuisine. Amer. bar. > Garage (iUIVA. pr.
BERCK-PLAGE
Air cure all seMons. Seaside resort.
3 hrs. Paris.
BIARRITZ
10 hours from, Paris. — Ali year season-
BIARRITZ. — On sea front and large beach.
HOTEL LE SAHEL. - Every comtort.
GRAND HOTEL & BELLEVUE. PALACE.
Unique situation on sea troiit, between CasinQs.
HELIANTHE. - Facing sea. fhyatotberapeut'e
Instltute adjoinmg bote!.
LITTLE PALACE HOTEL. - Port-Vieux. Rooms
with hath. Overlooking Sea. Rest. Ex. Cuis.
HOTEL DE LA PAIX. Modern -Kecommended by
tourists. Excellent restaurant (Open ail year.)
HOTEL DU PALAIS and RESTAURANT
Open an year. G. CigQJiftl. Gen. manager.
CALAIS
TERMINUS HOTEL (Gare Maritime), lst class.
On pier. Facing boats. R. A C. and A. A.
CARCASSONNE
The most interesting médiéval stranghoi(t.
Unique in the world.
HOTEL DE LA CITE. Best in town. Only one
within the old city walls. 55 baths.
DIJON (Côte-d'Or)
HOTEL CENTRAL (Facing post office). Leading lst
el. hotcJ. 100 Rjns. Modern. Rest. Garage.
DINARD
HOSTELLERIE DE LA MARJOLAINE, Ist class
hoarding house. Always oi)en. AI, modem comfort
HOTEL DE PROVENCE ET D'ANGLETERRE.
Central heating. 30 private haths. Lift. 'Phone 49.
GRENOBLE
LE GRAND HOTEL. Inner garden. Ail modère
unprovements. 1 he Best Famdy Hôtel. „
HOTEL MODERNE & TROIS DAUPHINS. The
-most cÓmlortahJe hôtel. Garage tor 50 cars.
HAVRE
HOTEL FRASCATI. - 150 rooms with bath. iront
80 Frs. Overlooking, sea.
HENDAYE PLAGE
GD. HOTEL CONTINENTAL ET PLAGE. On beach.
Mod. comf. Nr, Casino & tiolf. Berdop. Prop.
LYONS
GRAND and GRAND NOUVEL, Leading Ist elass
Uotels. Restaurant. American bar. Tnside garage.
LOURDES
HOTEL-VILLA SAINT-SACREMENT. Comf, Lift.
Bathroom. Large lerraee. \..,¡¡rage. Amisl. Prop.
MARSEILLES
: HOTEL DE NOAILLES, 64 Cannebièra.
130 rooms. 130 lIalhs.
HOTEL DE GENEVE.-L.enlral situation American
and ;I::ngJ¡sh Bouse. Restaurant.
NIMES
A notent City — On your way from Ttiviera
GRAND HOTEL DU CHEVAL BLANC ET DES
ARENES. Restaurant, liarage. AU tnoue!n comtort».
PAU
GRAND HOTEL & DU GOLF. - Strlctly first
dass. (,arden.
PRINCESS' HOTEL —lst class. Newiy built. Ni.
t golf. Pigeon shooting Comt. Garden. Incl, from 60 ir..
TOULOUSE
GRAND HOTEL TIVOLLIER & RESTAURANT.
Ut- tu date. Private baths. Centrât. Garage.
VICHY
The Queen of Waterittg Resort8-All r"ar.
ALETTI'S HOTELS, PARC & MAJESTIC.
Always open. On the l'ark. Sporting Club.
HOTEL DES AMBASSADEURS is open.
First class. Large garden- Near golt.
FRENCH RIVIERA
CANNES
CALIFORNIE PALACE
Under the Plaza Athénée management.
HOTEL DES ANGLAIS, itighest class residential
hotei. Sunny. Elevated, Large park. Open ail
year.
CAP D'ANTIBES
HOTEL ROYAL. On sea shore Excellent cuisine.
.Fllst clasll. Moderate rates, trom 55 frs.
JUAN-LES-PINS
HOTEL GRAZIELLA, let et. «est. tenowned cuisine.
l'acmg soutli and sea, tew ydi,. Beach & Casino.
HOTEL DES ILES & Rest. LA POULARDE. Mod.
comt, Pens. ir. 60 Amer. Bar. Nr. Casino & Beach.
MENTON
HOTEL IMPERIAL. Aifihated to the Rit?-Carlton
Hote) Group, The Leading Hôtel on the rivera.
MENTON-MIDI.-l'"IPcst class laml11 boteL Central
Sea front. Fine suites. tiarden.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S former villa open to guests.
Address Prmcess Wolkonsky, Chalet des Rosiers.
Menton-Garavan.
* MONTE-CARLO
GRAND HOTEL DES ETRANGERS. Full pension
including ta* irom 60 francs upward.
HOTEL MIRABEAU. Unrivalleo situation Facing
s" gud Casino, Open ail yeat f. Schlpper.
MONACO CONDAMINE HOTEL
PensIOn from 45 frs.
HOTEL PRINCE DE tAL)-ES, lst class. Amer-
ican. Engh3h hotel. Marcel Rey, Propriotor.
1 NICE
HOTEL BUCKINGHAM. 5 Ave. Baquis & Bd Victor
Hugo Full south. Med. toml. Open ail year. Rest.
HOTEL IMPERATOR. Prom Anglais Latest & most
up-to-dite. (Same m'g't: Hôtel London San Rewo.)
THE GRAND HOTEL
On Casino tiardcns. Moderate terms Modem comtort.
GRAND HOTEL DU MONT BORON.
Large garden. Moderate terms.
QUEEN'S HOTEL and its Silver t.rill, Best French
restaurant on the Riviera. You can make your own
menu with inclusive terms. J. Agid, M an Uir.
HOTEL REGINA & Cardent. American 300 mo..t up
tc-date newly decorated roonis with bath room & tel.
Attract. terms. lax 4%. L. Ardln. ot N. V.. Mgr.
WESTMINSTER, Promenade des Anglais.
Xoom tram Frs. 50. Incl, ternis frora tirs. 100.
SAI NT- RAPHAEL- V ALESCU RE
BRISTOL HOTEL PENSION. Facing sea. Mod. comt.
Ist cl Rest Lyonnaise ( nisine. Pension 60 ir. up.
LE GRAND HOTEL, lst class witb laIes. comtort
l'ark. (iarage. Inclusive terms trom 50 to 100 Frs.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA
HOTEL HAMMERAND. I
first-clasi botei. Moderato priées.
CZECHO-SLOVAKIA
PRAGUE
HOTEL ATLANTIC. Up to date, central location.
I{unnmg walef. Private Baths.
HOTEL PARIS. - First class. Up to date comtort.
In clty's business centre.
CRAND HOTEL SRUBEK, lst hôtel in Prague,
Modern comÍoft. Maison de Luxe.
CARLSBAD
HOTEL BRISTOL, First etai-s. Dest location in
West End. Every modem C.,.tûri
OLYMPIC PALACE, lst class home for Americans.
i.ear springs and shops. Swiss Mgt.
ENGLAND
BOURNEMOUTH
BRANKSOME TOWER HOTEL.
Most Luxurious llotel on South Coast.
LONDON
TRIBUNE OFFICE. 72-78 (i'lept -Street.
HOTEL RUBENS, 1 minute from Victoria Station.
Ail rooms running hot & cold water and beated
GERMANY
AUGSBURG
HOTEL DREI MOHREN
The leadlns hôtel. Strictly lst class. 1
BADEN-BADEN
, BELLEVUE ,
"Hôte) & location periectiy heautitul" they sayl
Make it also YOUl bome. 25 bailliS.
BRENNER'S "KURHOF"
Family boiel de luxe.
BERLIN
Capital — l'nter den JAnden.
Wilhelmstrasse — Potsdam.
HOTEL ADLON. - 1 Unter den Linclen. A botel de
luxe offering ail that this name implies.
HOTEL BRISTOL. —5/6 (Intet den Linden. A most
exclusive and homejike hôtel de luxe.
CENTRAL HOTEL. — First class. Latest comtort.
Opposite the Central Kailway Station Friednchstr.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL L. ADLON. - Opposite
Central station Fnednchslrane, Select tat-olly bQtel.
ESPLANADE HOTEL, near tbe 1'iergarten, one of
the world s linest.
HOTEL THE "KAISERHOF." Hôtel 02 Society
Wilheinsplatz. opposite American En'bassy.
HOTEL PRINZ FRIEDRICH CARL, - restaurant
Fritz loepler. JMr. Fnedrwhstr. and U. den Linden.
HOTEL DER FURSTENHOF. - Centrally located,
AH III odt; ni improvements. American society.
HOTEL HABSBURGER HOF, at Anhalter station.
Wellknllwn, Ist class. Homehke atmosphère.
PENSION HOFFMAN. Kurtiirsténriamn. 29 High cl
tamlly i)eiision. Homelike atmO$l'here. Lat. tmprov.
KOBURGER HOF, Ist cl. lOf) rooms. 40 bathrooms.
Facing Friedrit:hstt-. Station.
i PALAST HOTEL. POlsdamer Platz. High class
lamily bOlel. Mod pnces. Ali latest Improvements.
PENSION FUERSTENHAUS. Kurtiirsténriamn 178.
Ist cl tam pens Mod rates. Homelike atinosl)here.
HOTEL VILLA MAJESTIÇ, Urandenburgl5cbestr.
47, De Luxe. Homelike ainiusphe.-e Renownçd
restaurant. Uar. Kootgarden.
DRESDEN
The Florence ot Germany.
HOTEL BELLEVUE, I he Home tor Americans
Opposite Royal Palace and Opéra. Unique positiot
oa Elbç, von. Mgr-, R. Bretschnelder.
FRANKFORT
The histortcal city on the Main.
ENGLISCHER HOF. Modern comfort. instinctive
boiiielil,e atiiiosi)here. Opp. ( entrai Station.
FRANKFURTER HOF, World renowned and leading
hôtel in center ot city. Kaiserplatz.
LEIPZIG
HOTEL HAUFFE
Up-to-date house. Splendid situation.
NUREMBERG
Old 12th ccntury c4y, -,xtr(imely
intoresting city.
THE GRAND HOTEL
The leading hotel in Nuremoera, Finest situation.
World renuwiied.
REGENSBURG
The intcrlj,sttn.t) historwal city.
HOTEL GRUENER KRANZ
Leading bote!. Home ot Atnericans.
WIESBADEN
Noted Fashionahtf: Spa.
HOTEL SCHWARZER BOCK, tst class family hôtel
280 beds Médical t>ath III bouso. t ;Olt. temus, etc. i
Prol>rletor. Th. Schaeter.
GIBRALTAR
HOTEL CECIL. - Runnmg water. frivate baths.
central heating. Rool garden,
HUNGARY
BUDAPEST
HOTEL ST. GELLERT. River and hillside sit.
lst el. Open air swiniuung pool, artuiciai waves,
IT AL Y
ALASSIO
Italian RtVltJra.
MEDITERRANEE HOTEL.-ll!t class. Every com-
fort. Sea 1ropt. Garage. Restaurant. Upen ail year.
BRIONI
Brioni Hotels. Most ta)n"us Island. Golf (18 balesl.
Polo, Communication boat or tram Ines te: or Veniee.
CERNOBBIO
VILLA D'ESTE Lake 01 Loma. l'ennis, Beach.
tioll 18 baIes. Upen Mar Nov. Man. : UUMHKh..
GARDONE-RIVIERA (Lake Garda)
GRAND HOTEL. (Joli m winter sunshine.
Orchestra twice daily.
MERANO
THE PALACE HOTEL, the teading ia quality and
comfort. M. & H. Leibl.
MILAN
CONTINENTAL. Leading hôtel. Central. Near Scala.
Up to date. Prop.- C. Cailla. Mgr.: E. Bob.
HOTEL PRINCIPE & SAVOIA. Newçst and boIiC
t ieneral Manager: Cav. C. Barattini.
NAPLES
BERTOLINI'S PALACE HOTEL. Entirely renovated.
E. Strainchamps, (.plierai Manager.
RAPALLO
EXCELSIOR & NEW CASINO. - lst class. Most
idéal spot on the Italian Mutera.
ROME
Center of Ancimt Civilisation.
AMBASSADEURS. Last word in modem comlort,
E. Strainchamps. General Manager.
i PALACE HOTEL. - LudoYISI Uuarter. De Luxe
and comtort. Facing full Sotllia.
SAN REMO
The Sunny Italian Riviera Resort.
BELLEVUE PALACE. Lux. & mod. home com&
Sea view. Jennis, Br. Hôtel Métropole. Milan.
ROYAL HOTEL. The de luxe hôtel ot the ttatiaq
Riviera. %Iost refined. Excellent cmsine.
TAORMINA (Sicily)
EXCELSIOR. —Unrivalled position. (jarden. Kaeh '
room running water, priv. bath. Moderate terms,
JUGOSLAVIA
BELGRADE
PALACE HOTEL. In centre 01 city. Ail modem
comlort. lst cl. restaurant. Concerts. Dances,
SPAIN
BARCELONA
(International Exposition)
HOTEL ORIENTE. Cotntortahle. Pension 25 Ptas.
HOTEL ESPANA. toi tamilies. Pension 20 Ptu.
MADRID
HOTEL FLORIDA. The most central. 200 rooms
with private bath. Moderale pnees.
SEVILLE
(lbero- A mericrltl Exposition)
HOTEL MAJESTIC. -300 rooms with bath. Rooms
only trom 15 Pesetas: with pension trom 2b Pesetas,
SWITZERLAND
Complete Tourist information bureau
in every Swisa
BERN
Capital of Switzerlund — Gentei nI Sport.
BELLEVUE PALACE & BERNERHOF. Only ist
class hôtel c)verlooking Hiver and Alps.
GENEVA
The seat of the Leayue 01 Nation*.
Lake (;ellev(t-,Uont- R lattC.
LAUSANNE-OUCHY
Resort and Educationai Center,
On Lake G(mevl,. K
BeM-Rivag® IPaJaœ
A homelike atmosphère & glorious Position.
HOTEL Mi RABEAU * ROYAL HOTEL
First class throughout. High class tamily hotel
lerms irom 16 (rs. Ternis trom 20 Fris.
LaumM© Palace
De Luxe. Garage. Pension trom 20 Frs.
HOTEL VICTORIA, - Pre'erred by Americans.
Garage.
MONTREUX
The French Riviera.
HOTEL EDEN, 220 beds. lst ci. Near KursaaL
ae$t position. Absolutely QUlel. Mod. tenDS. PROSP.
TURKEY
CONSTANTINOPLE
HOTEL M. TOKATLIAN. Most luxurious and
modem hôtel in center oi Pera. Constswtinoplç»
Spécial printing plant Of the 1<-:u"o¡>ean
Edition of the Chicayo Tribune
Raiph J. Frantz, Managing Biitor,
Henri PO!R!MR. Imprimeur, 21 Rue Cadet.
Gérant; Fernand Magnien.
PARIS
iMERICAN EMBASSY, 5 Rue de Chaillot.. Te!<
jîone- Passy 12-50 to 12-54.
■ MERtCAN CONSULATE GENERAL, 1 R. des lu
jens Tel.: Central 05-51. 05-52. Provence 72-85. 72-8<
iMERICAN HOSPITAL OF PARIS, 63 Bd. Victo
lugo. Neuilly-sur-Seine. Tel.: Carnot 51-31 to 51-34
ANTIQUES (CHINESE)
nirect import of old Chinese works 01 art R. NOËL
9 R. La Boétie (Ch. Elysées). Tel.: Elysées 13-2Ï
AMERICAN DENTAL SURGERY
E.T.H. MAX Lat. Amer. melhods in mod. surgery
\'ray». 7 & 9 Bd. Haussmann. Prov. 79-30 to 35
AMERICAN OPTICIANS
1 EMIEBE. — M. (-ourmettesi succr. I)IPIOMA N. y
!e. 5 Avenue dç l'Opéra. 265 Rue Saint Honoré
! BEAUTY INSTITUTES
MOLLIE SKAY. 243 R. St. Honoré. Amer. Scieo
j(jc Face Trealment. Toilet articles. Louvre 69-32.
BIRDS
- DU FOUR. 7 Rue du Viela-Colombler (S*int
^ulpice) The largest choice of birds in Paris.
CLINICS
INIQUE MOZART, 2 Rue du Dr. Blanche. Dlet.
fcst. women and child surgery. Cbild birtb Aut. 36-97,
CUSTOM SI".OEMAKERS
\IADARASZ, 10 Rue Miromesnil (Place Beauvau).
Ïality Prompt delivery. Tel.: Elysée, 87-60.
DRESSMAKERS
LOUISE SELBY. Couture.
9 Rue I{,chl'po"se Tef Centrât 81.44.
PRINCESS GAGARINE, 21 Rue d'Artois. Ist floor.
,uiari gowns Moderate prtces Tel. Elysées 41-34.
DRUG STORES
'harm. Universelle du Bd. des Italiens. ADSI0.Ãmer.
pec. ig R. Favart Cent. 71-84. Open till 12:30 &.in
'barrnacle Centrale de l'Est, 12 Rue de Strasbourg
el.: Nord 19-27 Open ttll midnight.
HABERDASHERS
iRMAND. 31 Rue du Fbg Poissonnière. Tailoi &
liirtmaker to measure Quick delivery Eng. & Span
~
HAIRDRESSERS
AMES, 231 Rite Saint Honoré Ilst floor). Per-
lanent wave and dyeing. Têt.: Louvre 38-10
( ALBERT. 3) Rue Tronchet lst floor. Dyeing
■ostiches Niilural curls. Leading hairdresser in Paris
; SUINOf, 15 R Caumartin tNt Opéra) Perm
ijving Massage. Manicure Prompt service. Low rates
1AISON DE L'INDEFRISABLE. 35 R. Lalayette.
iallia. butène & Heallsllc perm waving 150 Frs. up
HANDKERCHIEFS
iILTON, 41b R St Honoré (R Royale), Handker
;jef spec Open noons & Sat ail day Cent. 99-11
HOSIERY-UNDERWEAR
ERNISE, 350 R St. Honoré tent. 91-87 Spec
met hll",ery & underwear Open luncb time & Sat
INVESTIGATIONS
CASSELLARI Ëx-Commissary Detective Dept.
nglish spoken. 56 Fbg St Honoré. fel: Anjou 23-78.
DULUC, ex-inspector Sûreté, licensed. Ail
iisions. 28 PI St. Georges Tel.: Trudaine 80-27
I. F. CORON, Ex-Chiel Paris Crimioal Dept., 8 Rue
i Berri /Champs. Elyséesl. Tel: Elysées 28-28
10NDIALE POLlCE.- Es-insp Fr Sûreté. Divorce
heits. Protection, etc. 47 R Maubeuge. Trud 30-69
MEDICAL & ESTHETICAL PASSAGE
roi. E. PICOT & Mrs. Picot. Swedlsb melbods. Best
esults. 18 R. Nicolo. Tel.: Aut. 33-,60. Métro: Passy
OLD MARBLE
STURBOIS, 20 Avenue de Lowendal. ISe
Distinctive manllepieces. Tel. : Ségur 79-12.
OSTEOPATHY
MORRIS C. AUCUR, Osteopath. Elysées Bldg..
J6 fbs St Honoré. Tel : Anjou 18-00. Room 72.
ÎUV & GUY. iÓrksvllIe Gràd. Tél.: Carnot 19-61
!aris- 4 Rue de'.Tilsitt. Canne$: BOlet George V
ATHERINE GRAY LYNCH. Member-Arné. -& Brit.
iteopaibic Assoc 20 R de la Paia,eTeh- Louv. 26-33.
PLUMBERS
Bathrooms. Apparatus, Installation..
1ANT. 4 Rue Armand Moisant. Tel.: SEGUR 96-63.
POSTICHEURS
p. ot wtgs and nat white hau Perm. Steara Water
•ew treatment. R. FOURRIER. 22 Bd Malesherbes.
STEAM PRESSING (AMERICAN)
I. Y Steam Pressing, 10 R du 29 Iuiltel Cleaning
yeing Sp of Ladies fine garments Louvre 57-06
*
TAILORS (MEN)
1AC NAB, Scotch l'ai loi, 131 R Montmartre. Amer-
an styles Quality goods Prompi del fiut 34-93
PENSION FOR DOGS
.A MAISON Dti CHIEN.- Lat conv Ambulance
ervice 42 Knute de bt t ")£-ud. Versailles fel' 00 89
FRANCE
BEAULIEU-sur-MER
REAL ESTATE
For saîo -et Beaulieu, Lovely bouse. garden. 8'aragei
te Fac south. ADAMSON, Riviera Land Agncy
* CANNES
AMERICAN DRUG STORES
PHAR. CHARRIER & THORAL, 7 R d'Antibea
Tel. 205 Ali Amer.. Engl medicines. Toilet '-equisitM
ART AND JEWELRY
ART ET BIJOUX, 9 Rue des Serbes. Galerie
Flote? George V. Original designs Unique models.
* COUTURE-SPORT
CHANEL. La C roi set te
Paris & Biarritz.
LINGERIE SUISSE
Hand-made lingerie Spec. tor chtldren. Handker.
chlefs, etc. 18 Rue d'Antibes. Summer Le Touquet
LINGERIE DE LUXE
Lingerie. Sports, Dresses, etc.
VICHY: 13 Rue Lucas CANNES: Prom Croisette
MILLINERY
MARCELLE, Distinctive Millinery. 25 R. du Com-
mandant-André (near Croisette) Summer Vichy
SHIRTMAKER
DUTRIPON. Prom de la Croisette (Nt. Hôtel
MartÍnez) Shirts to measure. Neckties, etc.
SWEDISH MASSAGE. EXERCISES
Mr. St Mme. HEDMAR, il Rue des Etats-Unis
Swed. metbod. Institule Royal. Stockholm.
L YONS
"SA Y IT W'TH FLOWERS"
AU JARDIN D'HIVER, 22 Pl. des Terreaux. Mena- j
bers Klorists l'elegrapb Ueîivçry Association.
MENTON
TEA ROOMS
ENCADINE, 3 Ave Félix Faure. Fash. Tea Rooms
where Amer & Eng). meet Délie, parties & candies
MONTE CARLO
American & English DRUG STORES
Agents toi Hoberts & La.. Paris, a. ADAM.
Pharmacien (Est. 1830) Ave. de la Madone
DF.ESSMAKERS
MAISON COINON, Latest modela., l'(¡
A la Paix. 14 Bd des Moulins.
SHIRTMAKERS
DUTRIPON. 13 Bd. des Moulins (Nr. Lloyds
Ilank) Spec.: Shirts to measure. Neckties. etc
MANUFACTURJNG JEWELERS
VIAX MOMEGE, 30 8d des Mouhns Diamonds
'earls and '¡¡redous stones. Alter. and traosform
NICE
AMERICAN OPTICIAN
rhe Anglo-American Opticians Co., 1 Rue Honore
Sauvau. Eye. Sight Experts Free consultations
DRESSES AND UNDERWEAR
VST, Patais Alphonse Xiii. 48 Rue de France
lel. 40-57. LIngerIe. dresses, silk underwear, etç.
HAIRDRESSERS (Ladies and Gents)
:AMY, Galeries Imveraror, 39 Prom. des Anglais
excellent work. Moderate prices. No waitiog
PAU
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rHOMARAT. 31 Rue du Lycée. (Telephone 752).
Haute-('outure.
DRUG STORES
'HARMACY JOHN JARVIS, E. E, Bauman. Sucer
Ali American and English medicines in atoelc.
5i EXCURSIONS 44
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o the Pyrenees and everywhere. Private cars.
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[Itérations, repaire.
SHIRTMAKERS
)EX, 44 Rue du Lycée Specialty ot sbirts-rnade-to-
order. dressing gowns, pyjamas. neckties. ete.
SWITZERLAND
LAUSANNE
SCHOOLS
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sports. fravel Ad Prelaz Fontaines. Obemin ReneQs
VOICE OF TRIBUNE READERS
VOLUNTEERS AND PACIFISTS.
To the Editor of The Tribune,
Sir: -
I admire The Tribune for its liveliness.
yputhfuifta&s ahd American breeziness
and freedom. It is obviously the only
English-Janguage piPer in Europe which
attempts to keep up an intelligent and
progressive attitude.
But why publish such dumb cartoons
as that of the issue of March 26, in
which pacifists, '*slacke"'.q and cowards"
are shown hiding from danger in 1917
and shouthag "Down with armies" and
"Do.wn with navies" at the present.
As one who laoked the moral courage to
keep out of the insane swirl of 1917 and
who volunteered and served in the A.E.
F. in an ammunition train. 1 want to
state that it is my belief that it taises
ten times more courage to be a pacifist
than it does to bellow blood-thirstHy for
armaments, preparedness and other sure
causés of war, as The Tribune does aU
the time in Chicago and occasionally in
Europe..
Anyone who knows the real situation
knows that The Tribune cartoon of
March 26 infers a lie-and that the
pacifists and consciehtious objectors
both in Germany and on the AUied side
showed more sense and courage than
anyone else concerned in the late war;
also that The Tribune, in publishing the
before-mentioned cartoon, reveala an at-
titude of hypocrisy, boobishness and
violence that smacks most Btronsîy
Chicago, whose cruvi and graft record
is a blot on Amerlcun civilization.
EX-NON-COM. (David Ware).
Moret-les-Sablons Mar. 26.
PEDESTRIANS' SAFETY LEAGUES.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir:—
The time has corne for a11 pedestrians
to organize into "Pede.strlans' Safety
Leagues" for their mutual protection.
They are now belng carelessly and
rechl&ssly killed by thousands and crip-
pied by tens of' thousands, annually in
every city in the world, by dangerously
apeeding motor vehicles; and their as-
sailants go, practically, unpunis-hed.
Pedestrians are in an enormous majori-
ty. and could undoubtedly obtaln legal
protection by their combined votes.
They should combine and or-ganize for
the safety of their lives and limbs and
the lives and limbs of their wives and
children. Let them follow the example
of the pedestrians of New York State
and form themselves into "Pedestrians'
Safety Leagues." When they are thus
organized, they should demand (or pé-
tition) that—
"AlI motor vehicles, both public and
private, shall be equipped with gove,rn-
ors, limiting their speed automatically
to a safe and reasonable figure to be
established by law."
Very sincerely yours, \
AUTOMATIC LIMITATION
Rome, Mar. 28. OF SPEED.
IN PRAISE OF EVIL
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: —
Permit me to include some of the
achievements of "good" which the
writer of the letter signed "Truth"
forgot to enumerate.
,Yes, "good" has built ail the cathe-
drals, temples and monuments, Includ-
ing the palaces of the Popes and the
pyramide, erected to glorify ruthless
priests and rulers and the- levies made
in order to construct them impover-
ished the people of the period to the
point of starvation.
"Good" is responsible for religion
which has eteeped the world in supersti-
tions ignorance and hatred, setting one
group of humans agâtin'st another, reap-
ing a harvçtat of bloodshed and human
misery. , «
"Good" has built the greatest gamb-
ling dive in the worîd—the New York
Stock Exchange. "Good" through the
agency of prohibition has converted the
citizens of a great nation into hypo-
crites, liars, law-br-akers and filled the
land with drunken women and children.
"Good" since it is "right," intolérant
and bigoted, must defend iteelf by as-
sault on the rights of others.
"EvU" because it is strong is tolérant,
generous and benign and Jieeds no de-
fense. The "evil" workman would like
a glass of beer but it is forbidden him
because it would interfère with the div-
idenda of nobler souls who live in id!e-
néES on the RivIera.
Yes, "good" is God and God is "good"
and everything else must be "evil." If
I cannot by implication make other.s
"evil" 1 cannot completely enjoy my
own goodness. The principal aim of
the "good" is to make others "evil." To
the "good" ail progress is "evil." Christ
was "•evil" and was crucified by the
"good" of his time, and. Galileo was
put in prison by the "good."
"Good" is old âge and fearful.
"Evil" is youtb and life abundant.
. y., . : Yours truly,
HARRIS S. DURKEE.
Mansellles, March 28.
WEEK'S MUSIC CALENDAR
MONDAY
Festival Paul Dukas, Pleyel, 9 p.m.
~ Orchestra, chorus, soloists.
Loyonnet, pianist, Gaveau, 9 p.m.
Chanterie de la Renaissance, Era,rd, 9
p.m. French Renaissance choral music.
Michel Warloo, violinist. Conserv.. 9 D.m.
TUESDAY
George and Jos. Tziplne, violin-vlolon-
cello, GaveaÜ, 9 p.m.
Laroziere, pianist, Erard, 9 p.m.
Festival Bach, Pleyel, 9 p.m.
Bastide Quartet, Lune Rousse, 4 p.m.
Adolphe Marty, organlst, Salle Aveugles,
9 p m.
Teresina, Spanish dances, Ch-E]ysée.£', 9
p.m.
Libermann, pianlst, Ohopin, 9 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Concert by Amis des Cathédrales, St-
Louis des Invalides, 3 p.m.
Munhoz, pianis't, Chopin, 9 p.m.
Marechal, pianist, Conserv., 9 p.m.
Villers and Doussinault, pdano-violin, De-
buss'y, 9 p. m.
Marthe Morhange, pianist. Ecole Nor-
male, 9 p.m
Pelletier Quartet, Erard, 9 p.rn.
Zacharin, 'cellist, Majestic, 9 p.rn.
THURSDAY
Touche Quartet, Debu&sy. 4:30 p.m.
Festival Villa-Lobos, Gaveau, 9 p.m.
Mlle, de Valmalette, planist, Conserv., 9
p.m.
Festival de Pachmann, Mairie du rv', 9
p.m.
Straram Orch., Ch-Elysées, 9 p.m. Stra-
ram, cond. Beethoven, Martinue (Ist aud.),
Mendelssohn, Strauss;
Montillet, organist, Conserv., 9 p.m.
Alvin, vJolinlst, Ecole Normale, 9 p.m.
Thérèse Lacolley, pianist, Chopin, 9 p.m.
FRIDAY
Renée de Saussine, violinist, Ecole Nor-
male, 9 p.m.,
Marguerite Fano, soprano, Chopin, 9 p.m.
Lamoureux Orch., Gaveau, 9 p.m. Bout-
nikoff, cond. Yves Nat, pianist, Debussy,
Scriabine, Rimsky-Korsakoff.. » ;
Sirène Musicale, Debussy, 9 p.m. Works
of Beck, MihalovJci. etc.'
Orch. Symphonique, pleyel, 9 p.tn. Mon-
teux, cond. Harold Bauer, pianist. Wagner,
Bach, Beethoven, Stravin?ky.
Albert Dessane, pianist, Conserv., 9 p. m,
AUCTIONS TODAY AT HOTEL DROUOT
ROOM" 1. 1.;;';' Sale: Art and furnishing
objects, porcelain aerd faience, bronzes.
seats and furniture. M' Henri Baudoin. M.
dti Boissieù.
ROOM 10.-Sale: Japanese printa, paint-
ings, sketches, books. Maîtres Lair Du-
breuil and Flagel. M. Portier.
GALERIES GEORGES PETIT, 8 Rue de
Sèze.-Sale: Old tapestries, old tteats and
antique furtidture, belongin-g to M. de R...
Furniture and sculptures belon.gin.g to M.
G. M and to Mme. D .. ',%I» Lair DubreuU.
M. Marcel Zam.baux,
Police To Test Koutepoff
Ship Kidnaping Hypothesis
A reconstruction of the theoretical
embarkment of General Koutepoff from
the seashore to the boat waiting off
the Normandy coast on the spot, where,
according to two unnamed witnesses,
it actually took place, will be made at
the end of this week by the police in-
spector in charge of the case.
Police from Caen f1xamined the stpot
on Raturday, at the rXJ.uest of the Paris
Sureté and dedareti that, in their
opinion, it would be impossible to
embark the inanimate body of General
Koutepoff at the spot and in the cir-
cumstances described by the witnesses.
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CONCERTS
The celabrated virtuoso Léon KARTUN
will give his last récital of the season on
Tuesday, April 8, 9 p.m., at tohe Salle
Gaveau. Tickets on sale at Gaveau, at
Durand's and at MUSICA. MLK
RECOMUENDED RES1 AURANTS
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LUXURIOUS TEA ROOMS
BUSINESS LUNCH AND
BANQUET ROOMS
Fisb speciality: Filet de Soie Marguery
RESTAURANT MARGUERY
38 Boulevard Bonne-Nouvel le. Parla.
TODAY'S RECOMMENDED PARIS HOTEL
Location: Single room 40 fr. & up Double room 50 fr. & up
Near Gare Saint-Lazare With bath 70 fr. & up With bath 100 fr. & ufk
Remark®: City 'phone ail rooms. Excellent transport facilities to cénter of city.
Name and address and détails of this hot et, as well as information on other Paris
hotels will be çheerfully supplted at the Chicapo Tribune Information Bureau.
1 Rue Scribe. This service la abROI utely free to you and to the hotels.
NOTE: The above pricèa are subfêct to confirmation by the Hôtel management
THEATRES
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Il ARC EL PAGWOL
1 GAiîÉ-LVMQUE p
The ceiebrated French operetta 1
CIBOULETTE
by R. de FLERS & F. de CROISSET ®
masterpiece by Reynaldo HAHN
31 MATINEES: Sunday and Thu,sday..,
RECOMMENDED-TEA ROOMS
B R E A K F AS T
LIGHT LUNCH ES
SHERRY'S SPECIAL COFFEE
6 Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées
Same management
6 RUE DE CASTIGI,LONE
THEATRES
(THEATRE PIGAL^ 1
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SIMOUN 1.
DE H. R- LENORMAND
. CE SOIR: REPRISE
APOLLO I
TOMORROW NIGHT
JASE falmARHAC
presents
(by arrangement with C. B. Cochran)
aUTfMftDiSVALStS
(BITTER SWEET)
Opérette by Noël COWARD
French adaptation by SAINT-GRANIER
150 Artiats Orchestra of 400 40 Costumes
MBMt Box office ope n : Central 72-21 ■■■
ivz 0 G A. DO:R
LAST PERFORMANCES
ROSE MARIE
TRIBUNE THEATRE GUIDE
OPERA.
(Evenlng performances start At 8 unless
otberwlse indicated)
Monday, Samson et Dalila. Soir de Fête.
Wednesday, L'italienne à Alger.
Friday, Le Barbier (le Séville.
Saturday, Tannhauser.
Sunday, Faust. -
OPERA-COMIQUE.
Monday, La Tosca. Cavalier ia Rusti-
cana.
Tuesday. 8:15, George Dandin. Le Sicilien
ou l'Amour Peintre.
Wednesday, Manon.
Thursday, Mat., 1:45, La Vie de Boiiême.
Eve., Les Noces de Figaro.
Friday. Carmen.
COMEDIE-FRANÇAISE.
Monday. 8:30, Le Monde ou l'on s'ennuie.
Le Plaisir de Rompre.
Tuesday, 8:45, Les Trois Henry.
Wednesday, Un Capricè. La Voix Hu-
maine. Les Romanesques. '
Thursday, 1:45, Ruy Bla.s. 8:45, Les Trois
Henry.
ODEON.
Monday, Les Femmes Savantes.
L'Epreuve.
Tuesday, L'Ecole des Charlatans. Le
Chapeau Chinois,
Vednesday, La Sonnette d'Alarme.
Thut-,-day, Mat., Le Misanthrope. Eve.,
L'Ecoie des Charlatans. Le Chapeau
Chinois.
Friday, Vautrin.
Saturday. Mat., L'Ecole des Charlatans.
Eve., La Châtelaine de Shenstone.
Sunday. Mat., Le Bonheur du Jour. nve.,
La Sonnette d'Alarme.
OPERETTAS, COMEDIES & DRAMAS
THEATRE ALBERT l°r, Dark.
APOLLO, Dark.
ATELIER, 8:30, Le Stratagème des Roués.
ATHENEE, Barncou.
ANTOINE, 8:45. Amis comme avant.
ARTS. L
AVENUE, 8:45, Julietfe and Mais
Promène donc pas toute Nue.
BOUFFES PARISIENS. 8:45, FlôSsle (Ope-
retta).
CHAMPS-ELYSEES, Da.rk.
CHATELET. 8:30, The New Moon (Robert
1£0 Pirate)
COMEDIE DES CHAMPS ELYSEES
!!:1j Amph'trion 38
COMEDIE CAUMARTIN, 8:45. Gaston.
DAUNOU, 8:45, Kleurs de Luxe.
DEJAZET. <$:30. La Pouie d'Essat
EDOUARD VII, 8:30. Miss France.
GAITE LYRIQUE, 8:30 Ciboulette,
GAITE ROC H ECHOU ART, La Garçonne
GRAND GUIGNOL, 8:45, lie Baiser da.n.
la Nuit
GYMNASE. S:30 Mslo
MADELEINE, Et Vive le Théâtre (Sach;
Guitry).
VlARIGNV, 8:30, Coups de Routia.
VtATH URINS, Dark.
MICHEL, 9, Pardon. Madame.
VliCHODlERE, 9. Le Sexe Kaible.
VIOGADOR, 8:30, Rose Marie
MOUVEL AMBIGU, 8:45, L'Equipage
PALAIS ROYAL, 8:30. L'Amour à l'Amt...
ricaine.
NOUVEAUTES, 8:30. Kadubec (Operetta).
PlGALLE, Le Simoun.
PORTE SAINT MARTIN. 8:30, Cyrano de
Bergerac.
POTI NI ERE, 9, Guignol (J. Berry, Sl.
Prim).
RENAISSANCE, Business.
SAINT GEORGES, Dark.
SARAH BERNHARDT, 8:45. C'eA Dame..
aux Chapeaux Verts
THEATRE DES CHAMPS ELYSEES. t.
Oark
PARIS. Marius.
VARIETES, 8:45, Topaze.
REVUES
CASINO DE PARIS, Mat and Eva.. Paria.
Miss, "\th Mi»iins'uett
CONCERT MA VOL., Le Comte de Boccaco,
DEUX ANES, 9. Anon, Voici le Soleit
DIX HEURES, Dix Heures Tapant
FOLIES BERGERE. Un Coup de Folie.
FOLIES WAGRAM, 8:45 Rosy (OperettaK
GAITY, 9 Danee ' Dar)ce !
MENUS PLAISIRS, 8 p.m Cocktail 328.
Mntinppo- Thllrs. Sat and Sun at :{:M.
NOCTAMBULES, 9 Blagu's Blagua.
PALACE, Mat and Eve.. Good Newa.
VAUDEVILLE & VARIETY
EMPIRE, Charlot Rivels.
SCALA. 8:30, Bégonia. , 1 . 1 .
ClRCUSES, DANCE HAt.L.8. ETC.
BAL TABARIN, Dancing Attractions.
CIRQUE D'HIVER, 8:30, Frateliini.
nées: Thursday. Saturday, Sunday. Matl--
LUNA PARK, Matineea. Evenings.
MOVIES
AUBERT, 13etl'ayal, Jannlngs.
ARTISTIC, Christlpa.
ALMA, Black Waters.
CAMEO. The Godlps? Gflrl.
COLISEE. L'Escadron de Fer,
CINE M &.x LINDER, Le Mystère de 1*
Villa Rose .
GAUMONT-PALACE, The Four Devlts.
IMPERIAL PATHE, Le Diah)e tî!anc.„
MADEL'EINE. The K'ss
SALLE MARIVAUX PATHE, La Nuit est
à Nous
LE RIALTO, La Servante Hypocrisie.
PARAMOUNT. The Love Parade
STUDIO DES AGRICULTEURS, La Tra*
e-éflle de la Rue.
STUDIO DIAMANT, L'Isolé. Les A.ilea sur
l'Afrique,
■ 1 11 ] J .
Tickets for alf theatres may be «eeured at the information office of the
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 1 RUE SCRIBE (at corner of Boulevards) j
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Restaurant, Hotel and Pension Guide
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is available at all Hotels advertised in this Directory
RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS
PARIS -
RESTAURANT BOULANT
Ud. Saint Michel. — 33 Bd des Capucines.
1 Boulevard . Montmartre.
MONTEVERDI, Best italian cookirig. Orchestra, I
liner, tiancJllg. 85 Hue Richelieu.
LE BERRY, 9i Avenue des Champs-Elysees.
«siauram. liar. GriU-rt>om. Tea-fl)iuns. Suppers.
CANETON. Kussian & Oriental speclalities.
Mss)at) orcheatia 3 Kue ae la Buurse.
CHmean Maisonnette. 13! Bd. Kaspail. 10 K. iste. Meuve
44tigarian Tavern, 60 H.Lafayette Hong &Amer, spec.
A 41 LA CHAUMIERE POLONAISE, 4 R. de rJ<.:cole
ee'n6. Uesi wmes & tooki tiR. Keason. prices.
PÉTER'S. 24 Passage des Princes.
Restaurant "OPERA," 7 Rue Michodiere.
1b
quarter RESTAURANT SOUFFLET.
lne and IVIUIIS, 2S Buulevard Saint-Michel.
—29 Rue Vaviti. Mondée)- & grouse.
ERMITAGE MOSCOVITE
.4 Ru Ueù„'"sumartln (Opéra), téléphoné: Central
)-<2. cookJng. Itassian concerts during
'ayest, dini»'an l? ;,nd sut'l'ers. Ciypsy songs. Boyards
nd Saclia aCarotl suitar. Open tiU 3 a.m.
-, "and g- 5 o dock tea.
«IONTMARTRF '*5, LE VIEUX LOGIS
AVBERCE, I)I.N.NER 2 R.
FRANCE
n!'"CE
Jurant i A PERGOLA, 71 Quai des Etats-
nis- ,ii sea iish. • Kxcel. wine cellar.
RECOMMENDED TEA-ROOMS
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—— ooms, Il n. Montholon. American spec.
K st ij ~
Honoré (opposite Louvre).
S*"THS BOOK SHOP, 248 Rue de ItlvQh.
RECOMMENDED BARS
I'kÈ'o tvery' 1 /) 1{, du Cotisée. Pans & VEAU..
Il tiii Cf)LLFeF INN, 28. Steak w & Kidney pudd,ns-
3 im morijingt a Vm* AmenCan Bar
HOTELS AND PENSIONS
PARIS
SYNDICAT D'INITIATIVE
152 Boulevard Haussmann.
HOTEL AMBASSADOR tn the heart of Paris.
Bould Haussmann. 600 rooms. 600 baths
ASTOR, Il Kue d'Astorg. Quiet exclusive residential
location. Every room with bath 75 Frs. l:P
HOTEL ASTORIA, Place de 1 Etoile.
Restaurant open to non-residenta
HOTEL BOHY-LAFAYETTE, SIl. Muntholon. New
Moderate. Bar. 400 beds. 150 baths.
HOTEL BRICHTON. - 218 Rue de Rivoli. Facing
1 uileries.
HOTEL BRISTOL, 112 Fbg. St. Honoré. Cloçed tor
alierations. Re-npening ln spring.
HOTEL DES CHAMPS-EL YSEES, 5 Rue Palzac.
Etoile, Kllcelleut high elass botel.
Clhatoaus Firoiaifteaaac
54 Rue - Pierre Charron (Champs-Elysées). Latest
hotel of relmement.
FAMILY HOTEL CHATEAUBRIAND, 18 Rue du
Cirque (Lh. - Elysées). Lomf. rooms tram 16 to 30 Frs.
HOTEL COMMODORE. 12 lId. Haussmann. 1ieart
ot Pans. J:o.ntlrely new Management.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL & RESTAURANT.
Uominating the Tuileries (;ai-deus.
EDOUARD VII, 39 Avenue de l'Opéra. Distinctive
for its luxury. comlort and servi.::e.
FRANCIA, 100 Rue Latayette. 120 rooms, 80 baths.
Moderate terms, (>rill. American Bar.
THE LANCASTER, 7 Rue de Hern. Uorne! Avenue
Champs-Elysèes. New high class lam. lift.
Hotel de la Néva, 9 R. Monsigny. Opéra. Single rm.
30-45 Ir. JJ'ble rm 45-6A fr. With bath. 70-90. Rest.
HOTEL LOTTI
Rue de Castiglione.
HOTEL LOUVOIS, Square Louvois (Bourse and
Grands Boulevards). Central. blodern. Quiet.
MAUBEUGE HOTEL, 79 R. de Maubeuge. near
Gare du Nord & OI)era. Ent. new.* Bathrooms. LJtt.
HOTEL OPAL, 19 Rue Tronchet (Madeleine). Ultra
comtort. Restau,ant.. Uar. Tea Room. t
PLAZA ATHENEE, Lhamps Elysees. Under same
direction in winter: (-alitoriiia l'iilace. Uanne»,
HOTEL RADIO, 64 Boulevard de Clicby Uu'et. airy.
,convet!lently located. Al] cmnlort. Garage. Very
moderato prices.
RITZ HOTEL and RESTAURANT
Its Grill-Room. Its (iarden.
ROYAL MALESHERBES, 4 Boulevard Malesherbes.
turmsbed apartments. New.
HOTEL LA TREMOILLE
Champs-Elyst-es
HOTEL WESTMINSTER
11 and 13 KUE UE LA PAIX
ENVIRONS OF PARIS
VERSAILLES
TRIANON PALACE HOTEL Afternoon tea. Open
ail the year. Moderate pr.ces for stay.
FRANCE
Information about any locallty in France
may be obtained free of charge at the
Tribune Servioe Bureau,. 1, Rue Scribe,
Paria ; c'y writing co or calling at the local
Syndicat d'Initiative; or by applying to tne
Office National de Tourisme. 152 Bouievard
Haussmann.
AIX-I,ES-BAINS'
HOTEL D'ALBION. Latest convenienees. Park,
i tennis, garage. Ngw opta.
AfX-tN-PROVENCE
HOTEL NEÇRE-COSTE, Best sit. In. oent. Aven.
Ail comt. !>r baths, Rep. cuis Incl. tro. 60 fr. (iar.
AVIGNON
HOTEL EUROPE. Recently renovated Renowned
cuisine. Amer. bar. > Garage (iUIVA. pr.
BERCK-PLAGE
Air cure all seMons. Seaside resort.
3 hrs. Paris.
BIARRITZ
10 hours from, Paris. — Ali year season-
BIARRITZ. — On sea front and large beach.
HOTEL LE SAHEL. - Every comtort.
GRAND HOTEL & BELLEVUE. PALACE.
Unique situation on sea troiit, between CasinQs.
HELIANTHE. - Facing sea. fhyatotberapeut'e
Instltute adjoinmg bote!.
LITTLE PALACE HOTEL. - Port-Vieux. Rooms
with hath. Overlooking Sea. Rest. Ex. Cuis.
HOTEL DE LA PAIX. Modern -Kecommended by
tourists. Excellent restaurant (Open ail year.)
HOTEL DU PALAIS and RESTAURANT
Open an year. G. CigQJiftl. Gen. manager.
CALAIS
TERMINUS HOTEL (Gare Maritime), lst class.
On pier. Facing boats. R. A C. and A. A.
CARCASSONNE
The most interesting médiéval stranghoi(t.
Unique in the world.
HOTEL DE LA CITE. Best in town. Only one
within the old city walls. 55 baths.
DIJON (Côte-d'Or)
HOTEL CENTRAL (Facing post office). Leading lst
el. hotcJ. 100 Rjns. Modern. Rest. Garage.
DINARD
HOSTELLERIE DE LA MARJOLAINE, Ist class
hoarding house. Always oi)en. AI, modem comfort
HOTEL DE PROVENCE ET D'ANGLETERRE.
Central heating. 30 private haths. Lift. 'Phone 49.
GRENOBLE
LE GRAND HOTEL. Inner garden. Ail modère
unprovements. 1 he Best Famdy Hôtel. „
HOTEL MODERNE & TROIS DAUPHINS. The
-most cÓmlortahJe hôtel. Garage tor 50 cars.
HAVRE
HOTEL FRASCATI. - 150 rooms with bath. iront
80 Frs. Overlooking, sea.
HENDAYE PLAGE
GD. HOTEL CONTINENTAL ET PLAGE. On beach.
Mod. comf. Nr, Casino & tiolf. Berdop. Prop.
LYONS
GRAND and GRAND NOUVEL, Leading Ist elass
Uotels. Restaurant. American bar. Tnside garage.
LOURDES
HOTEL-VILLA SAINT-SACREMENT. Comf, Lift.
Bathroom. Large lerraee. \..,¡¡rage. Amisl. Prop.
MARSEILLES
: HOTEL DE NOAILLES, 64 Cannebièra.
130 rooms. 130 lIalhs.
HOTEL DE GENEVE.-L.enlral situation American
and ;I::ngJ¡sh Bouse. Restaurant.
NIMES
A notent City — On your way from Ttiviera
GRAND HOTEL DU CHEVAL BLANC ET DES
ARENES. Restaurant, liarage. AU tnoue!n comtort».
PAU
GRAND HOTEL & DU GOLF. - Strlctly first
dass. (,arden.
PRINCESS' HOTEL —lst class. Newiy built. Ni.
t golf. Pigeon shooting Comt. Garden. Incl, from 60 ir..
TOULOUSE
GRAND HOTEL TIVOLLIER & RESTAURANT.
Ut- tu date. Private baths. Centrât. Garage.
VICHY
The Queen of Waterittg Resort8-All r"ar.
ALETTI'S HOTELS, PARC & MAJESTIC.
Always open. On the l'ark. Sporting Club.
HOTEL DES AMBASSADEURS is open.
First class. Large garden- Near golt.
FRENCH RIVIERA
CANNES
CALIFORNIE PALACE
Under the Plaza Athénée management.
HOTEL DES ANGLAIS, itighest class residential
hotei. Sunny. Elevated, Large park. Open ail
year.
CAP D'ANTIBES
HOTEL ROYAL. On sea shore Excellent cuisine.
.Fllst clasll. Moderate rates, trom 55 frs.
JUAN-LES-PINS
HOTEL GRAZIELLA, let et. «est. tenowned cuisine.
l'acmg soutli and sea, tew ydi,. Beach & Casino.
HOTEL DES ILES & Rest. LA POULARDE. Mod.
comt, Pens. ir. 60 Amer. Bar. Nr. Casino & Beach.
MENTON
HOTEL IMPERIAL. Aifihated to the Rit?-Carlton
Hote) Group, The Leading Hôtel on the rivera.
MENTON-MIDI.-l'"IPcst class laml11 boteL Central
Sea front. Fine suites. tiarden.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S former villa open to guests.
Address Prmcess Wolkonsky, Chalet des Rosiers.
Menton-Garavan.
* MONTE-CARLO
GRAND HOTEL DES ETRANGERS. Full pension
including ta* irom 60 francs upward.
HOTEL MIRABEAU. Unrivalleo situation Facing
s" gud Casino, Open ail yeat f. Schlpper.
MONACO CONDAMINE HOTEL
PensIOn from 45 frs.
HOTEL PRINCE DE tAL)-ES, lst class. Amer-
ican. Engh3h hotel. Marcel Rey, Propriotor.
1 NICE
HOTEL BUCKINGHAM. 5 Ave. Baquis & Bd Victor
Hugo Full south. Med. toml. Open ail year. Rest.
HOTEL IMPERATOR. Prom Anglais Latest & most
up-to-dite. (Same m'g't: Hôtel London San Rewo.)
THE GRAND HOTEL
On Casino tiardcns. Moderate terms Modem comtort.
GRAND HOTEL DU MONT BORON.
Large garden. Moderate terms.
QUEEN'S HOTEL and its Silver t.rill, Best French
restaurant on the Riviera. You can make your own
menu with inclusive terms. J. Agid, M an Uir.
HOTEL REGINA & Cardent. American 300 mo..t up
tc-date newly decorated roonis with bath room & tel.
Attract. terms. lax 4%. L. Ardln. ot N. V.. Mgr.
WESTMINSTER, Promenade des Anglais.
Xoom tram Frs. 50. Incl, ternis frora tirs. 100.
SAI NT- RAPHAEL- V ALESCU RE
BRISTOL HOTEL PENSION. Facing sea. Mod. comt.
Ist cl Rest Lyonnaise ( nisine. Pension 60 ir. up.
LE GRAND HOTEL, lst class witb laIes. comtort
l'ark. (iarage. Inclusive terms trom 50 to 100 Frs.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA
HOTEL HAMMERAND. I
first-clasi botei. Moderato priées.
CZECHO-SLOVAKIA
PRAGUE
HOTEL ATLANTIC. Up to date, central location.
I{unnmg walef. Private Baths.
HOTEL PARIS. - First class. Up to date comtort.
In clty's business centre.
CRAND HOTEL SRUBEK, lst hôtel in Prague,
Modern comÍoft. Maison de Luxe.
CARLSBAD
HOTEL BRISTOL, First etai-s. Dest location in
West End. Every modem C.,.tûri
OLYMPIC PALACE, lst class home for Americans.
i.ear springs and shops. Swiss Mgt.
ENGLAND
BOURNEMOUTH
BRANKSOME TOWER HOTEL.
Most Luxurious llotel on South Coast.
LONDON
TRIBUNE OFFICE. 72-78 (i'lept -Street.
HOTEL RUBENS, 1 minute from Victoria Station.
Ail rooms running hot & cold water and beated
GERMANY
AUGSBURG
HOTEL DREI MOHREN
The leadlns hôtel. Strictly lst class. 1
BADEN-BADEN
, BELLEVUE ,
"Hôte) & location periectiy heautitul" they sayl
Make it also YOUl bome. 25 bailliS.
BRENNER'S "KURHOF"
Family boiel de luxe.
BERLIN
Capital — l'nter den JAnden.
Wilhelmstrasse — Potsdam.
HOTEL ADLON. - 1 Unter den Linclen. A botel de
luxe offering ail that this name implies.
HOTEL BRISTOL. —5/6 (Intet den Linden. A most
exclusive and homejike hôtel de luxe.
CENTRAL HOTEL. — First class. Latest comtort.
Opposite the Central Kailway Station Friednchstr.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL L. ADLON. - Opposite
Central station Fnednchslrane, Select tat-olly bQtel.
ESPLANADE HOTEL, near tbe 1'iergarten, one of
the world s linest.
HOTEL THE "KAISERHOF." Hôtel 02 Society
Wilheinsplatz. opposite American En'bassy.
HOTEL PRINZ FRIEDRICH CARL, - restaurant
Fritz loepler. JMr. Fnedrwhstr. and U. den Linden.
HOTEL DER FURSTENHOF. - Centrally located,
AH III odt; ni improvements. American society.
HOTEL HABSBURGER HOF, at Anhalter station.
Wellknllwn, Ist class. Homehke atmosphère.
PENSION HOFFMAN. Kurtiirsténriamn. 29 High cl
tamlly i)eiision. Homelike atmO$l'here. Lat. tmprov.
KOBURGER HOF, Ist cl. lOf) rooms. 40 bathrooms.
Facing Friedrit:hstt-. Station.
i PALAST HOTEL. POlsdamer Platz. High class
lamily bOlel. Mod pnces. Ali latest Improvements.
PENSION FUERSTENHAUS. Kurtiirsténriamn 178.
Ist cl tam pens Mod rates. Homelike atinosl)here.
HOTEL VILLA MAJESTIÇ, Urandenburgl5cbestr.
47, De Luxe. Homelike ainiusphe.-e Renownçd
restaurant. Uar. Kootgarden.
DRESDEN
The Florence ot Germany.
HOTEL BELLEVUE, I he Home tor Americans
Opposite Royal Palace and Opéra. Unique positiot
oa Elbç, von. Mgr-, R. Bretschnelder.
FRANKFORT
The histortcal city on the Main.
ENGLISCHER HOF. Modern comfort. instinctive
boiiielil,e atiiiosi)here. Opp. ( entrai Station.
FRANKFURTER HOF, World renowned and leading
hôtel in center ot city. Kaiserplatz.
LEIPZIG
HOTEL HAUFFE
Up-to-date house. Splendid situation.
NUREMBERG
Old 12th ccntury c4y, -,xtr(imely
intoresting city.
THE GRAND HOTEL
The leading hotel in Nuremoera, Finest situation.
World renuwiied.
REGENSBURG
The intcrlj,sttn.t) historwal city.
HOTEL GRUENER KRANZ
Leading bote!. Home ot Atnericans.
WIESBADEN
Noted Fashionahtf: Spa.
HOTEL SCHWARZER BOCK, tst class family hôtel
280 beds Médical t>ath III bouso. t ;Olt. temus, etc. i
Prol>rletor. Th. Schaeter.
GIBRALTAR
HOTEL CECIL. - Runnmg water. frivate baths.
central heating. Rool garden,
HUNGARY
BUDAPEST
HOTEL ST. GELLERT. River and hillside sit.
lst el. Open air swiniuung pool, artuiciai waves,
IT AL Y
ALASSIO
Italian RtVltJra.
MEDITERRANEE HOTEL.-ll!t class. Every com-
fort. Sea 1ropt. Garage. Restaurant. Upen ail year.
BRIONI
Brioni Hotels. Most ta)n"us Island. Golf (18 balesl.
Polo, Communication boat or tram Ines te: or Veniee.
CERNOBBIO
VILLA D'ESTE Lake 01 Loma. l'ennis, Beach.
tioll 18 baIes. Upen Mar Nov. Man. : UUMHKh..
GARDONE-RIVIERA (Lake Garda)
GRAND HOTEL. (Joli m winter sunshine.
Orchestra twice daily.
MERANO
THE PALACE HOTEL, the teading ia quality and
comfort. M. & H. Leibl.
MILAN
CONTINENTAL. Leading hôtel. Central. Near Scala.
Up to date. Prop.- C. Cailla. Mgr.: E. Bob.
HOTEL PRINCIPE & SAVOIA. Newçst and boIiC
t ieneral Manager: Cav. C. Barattini.
NAPLES
BERTOLINI'S PALACE HOTEL. Entirely renovated.
E. Strainchamps, (.plierai Manager.
RAPALLO
EXCELSIOR & NEW CASINO. - lst class. Most
idéal spot on the Italian Mutera.
ROME
Center of Ancimt Civilisation.
AMBASSADEURS. Last word in modem comlort,
E. Strainchamps. General Manager.
i PALACE HOTEL. - LudoYISI Uuarter. De Luxe
and comtort. Facing full Sotllia.
SAN REMO
The Sunny Italian Riviera Resort.
BELLEVUE PALACE. Lux. & mod. home com&
Sea view. Jennis, Br. Hôtel Métropole. Milan.
ROYAL HOTEL. The de luxe hôtel ot the ttatiaq
Riviera. %Iost refined. Excellent cmsine.
TAORMINA (Sicily)
EXCELSIOR. —Unrivalled position. (jarden. Kaeh '
room running water, priv. bath. Moderate terms,
JUGOSLAVIA
BELGRADE
PALACE HOTEL. In centre 01 city. Ail modem
comlort. lst cl. restaurant. Concerts. Dances,
SPAIN
BARCELONA
(International Exposition)
HOTEL ORIENTE. Cotntortahle. Pension 25 Ptas.
HOTEL ESPANA. toi tamilies. Pension 20 Ptu.
MADRID
HOTEL FLORIDA. The most central. 200 rooms
with private bath. Moderale pnees.
SEVILLE
(lbero- A mericrltl Exposition)
HOTEL MAJESTIC. -300 rooms with bath. Rooms
only trom 15 Pesetas: with pension trom 2b Pesetas,
SWITZERLAND
Complete Tourist information bureau
in every Swisa
BERN
Capital of Switzerlund — Gentei nI Sport.
BELLEVUE PALACE & BERNERHOF. Only ist
class hôtel c)verlooking Hiver and Alps.
GENEVA
The seat of the Leayue 01 Nation*.
Lake (;ellev(t-,Uont- R lattC.
LAUSANNE-OUCHY
Resort and Educationai Center,
On Lake G(mevl,. K
BeM-Rivag® IPaJaœ
A homelike atmosphère & glorious Position.
HOTEL Mi RABEAU * ROYAL HOTEL
First class throughout. High class tamily hotel
lerms irom 16 (rs. Ternis trom 20 Fris.
LaumM© Palace
De Luxe. Garage. Pension trom 20 Frs.
HOTEL VICTORIA, - Pre'erred by Americans.
Garage.
MONTREUX
The French Riviera.
HOTEL EDEN, 220 beds. lst ci. Near KursaaL
ae$t position. Absolutely QUlel. Mod. tenDS. PROSP.
TURKEY
CONSTANTINOPLE
HOTEL M. TOKATLIAN. Most luxurious and
modem hôtel in center oi Pera. Constswtinoplç»
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