Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-16 | Page 9 | Many Americans Visit Germany

MANY AMERICANS t VISIT GERMANY K PARIS, July 15. The recent trou- MWi blcs In Germany seem to constitute Be an attraction for many travelers. Tho Bp?' German passport bureau in Pans has i been over-run with implications for 'vises, particularly by Americans. They ffljfov" are told that their papers are good for all parts of Germany except in, Bavaria, where tourists are etlll E obliged to report to the police and get t permission to remain in consideration H of a fee for sojourn. American. . journalists are unusually closely ques- if. tloned beforo vises are accorded. & Tho Countess de Ch'ambrun, whu JH was Miss Clara Longworth of Cincin- L- natl. has lust been awarded the Bordin II prlzo by tho French academy for her I- "Giovanni Frorlo." which was pub H llshed last year. This prlzo is given H as recompense for scholarly work of E exceptional value. W-