King, Alfonso XIII, although discharged from his job as sovereign in Madrid, can have a job in Hollywood any time he wants it, To-day Mr. Sid Grauman, well-known motion picture magnate of Hollywood, cabled to King Alfonso an offer to make talking motion Mr, Grauman estimates that sound pictures made by King Al-fons now could be distributed Prof of 8,000,000. He suggested His Majesty take the job and give the profits to charitable organizations.—United Press, Madrid, Apr. 17.
Although the Government has Gone "its utmost" to reassure favistocracy that their property Tights will be respected, the fight of Individuals to Paris, London, and other foreign capitals continue: the exodus both by railway. and road is exceedingly The Republican leaders axe much concerned. and accuse the refugees of, cowardice and lack of public Spivit. They point out that there is no guillotine or terror" and that the public duty of these people to remain as the State needs its best subjects, What worries, the Government i however, not so much the flight of the avisboerats as the flight of th money, which they are transferring fast as possible to the great deiriment of the Under the new thas been appointed Director-General of Spanish prisons.'
This is the frst time in Spanish Ristory thee a woman has) been Madrid, Apr. 18.
The now Cabinet Ministers are Jail busy reorganizing their Depart-
jean ments in accordance with Republi General Berenguer, who is holding himself at the disposition of the Republican authorities, will be placed on trial—Through Reuter.
Madrid, Apr. 18.
'Throughout the country the situapleting down and there is hope that normal conditions of Jand work will have returned within Jo very short time as confidence i growing in the ability of the provisional government to keep peace' Jand order and to relieve the country from the constant threat of unrest under which it has. been suffering jover since the institution of the Kuo Min, Paris, Apr. 19.
The. possibility of political complications in the event of ex-Ki Alfonso prolonging his stay in is, believed re been the Jof the long and secret conversation evening between HI. Chi the Prefect of Police, and the ex: Spanish Ambassador, Senor Quin-jones de Leon.
It is significant that the mysterijous interview was immediately pre-iceded by a meeting of the Cabinet. There seems little doubt that Al-bound to decide his future almost immediately.—
Paris, Apr. 20.
King Alfonso XIII to-day! planned to proceed to London on Tuesday for a visit of six days' duration, While in London His Majesty, who is to be accompanied by the Duke of Mirand: will arrange for a continuance of the naval training of Prince Juan.
To-day King Alfonso engaged an entire floor in the Hotel Savoy at Fontainbleau where he will reside with Queen Ena and other members of the Royal Family until the Spanish general elections have been held in June.
Meanwhile, the exiled King has! reduced his entourage from 20 persons to eight persons, in addition to in Madrid to release his motor ears. Four of these are being shipped to His Majesty from Madrid.—United Press.
Madrid, Apr, 19.
The Minister of Finance, Senor Prieto, to-day received stock-exchange brokers and outlined them the measures he had taken to prevent a further flight of Spanish capital to foreign countries.
The Cabinet in to-day's meeting! agreed on a series of important re-
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