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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14
Hams 5-Pets z

Hanley's Hams took the first of a
series of ball games from Perkins
Pets here Thursday after the supper
hour to 2. The game was full of
plays, by-plays, and mis-plays. The
winners battery worked like big
ieaguers The losers used three
pitchers but were unable to stop the
heavy batting. Lizotte got fly after
a very had run off third.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

Members of H. G. Staples camp.
cors of Union Veterans are invited
- attend the rally and get-together,
e. sotnrday, May Is at City Hall, Hal
ssowell The invitation was extended
&c w. Tilden camp, Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

There will be meeting of the
Boy Scouts of Troop No. / at Legion
hall this evening at 7.30. All men,
bers are requested to be present as
plans will be made for several hikes,
and the question of organizing a base
ball team will be discussed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14
HEALING The SICK
BY ELECTRICITY

Prof Caldwell of
Portland a n d
Lewiston is COM
ing to H o t e |
North, Augusta,
beginning Friday,
May IA, and every
Tuesday and Fri
day, for a limited
time to consult
with old and new
patients, free of
charge--hours y IL
to IL A. nj. l to 5
n n Mt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

pythian Home Club will hold a
baked bean supper, apron and candy
ale. followed by dance, Saturday
evening, May 10, at G. A. r. hall; sup
nor from $50 to 7. may14-15
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

pital, returning to Togus about two
years ago.
ing relative is a sister, Mrs. Lena
O'Hare of Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14
LOCAL NOTICE

1,smstitching. orders promptly filled.
vn,,, guaranteed Mrs. NJ. S. Tartre,
20 STATE St, OPP. Y. NJ, C. A. Tel. 45S-Y
tnavl3d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

At the meeting of Cushnoc Grange
to be held this Friday evening, the
first and second degrees will be con-
ferred on class of ten candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

Tho funeral services of the late
s,.rr = Tibbetts will be held from
~ home, OF Child street. at ESQ
po,ock saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14
Another Peril

"These airplanes are getting more
dangerous than ever"
'Some one killed."
mo; but I see a chap got married
in one yesterday" -Exchange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

eomuel Freeman of Waterville was
. hnsiness visitor in this city. Thurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

The Church of the Open Door will
conduct baptismal service Sunday
afternoon at 4.30 at Johnsonss dam.
Ganneston woods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14

Norge Means Norway
New York, May 13.-(P)-Norge
the name of the dirigible in which
Amundsen, Ellsworth and Mobile are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Telephone Your Locals to 1877

THOMAS Weeks of Waterville was a
.rsiness caller at the court house,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-14
TODAY'S FISH

Cod, hake, paddock, cusk, ton
sues and cheeks, fish sticks, 'fiIIet
o. Maddox. hutterfish mackere',
.reSh salmon, haIibut, founder
and blue fish.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Social Activities About Town

A TREASURE HUNT to follow dance is the novel plan A Closson Parker president of the Wentworth club, has hit upon add rVer the annual Spring dance the club will give next Friday night at Lake C0mpoWce The Trinity Bacchanaan orchestra will play for the dancing from to 1 o'clock. Then the treasure hunt. Those at tending the dance will, their departure receive reope containing hit o poetry. the clue to the next stop ping place At each ocation-and there are to he five of theUa envelope will be received, and hunter will he allow ed y continue the hunt unless he has envelopes from each preceding station, So you see, croSscs to
 fame and fortune alc possible At each location there will he clue cGGnm nearer 10 the treasure. he hunt will lead inc pack from Compounce to town, and, although starting r 'ha small hours, it is all on the way home and wha"s m hour two when the party is gal One2
 May day rs being celebrated in the usual manner as we'll a> in more pa methods, One of the elaborate gatherings occurring this morning the May party which Mis- FrCdclcl Radcliffe gave the Shuttle Meadow %ub when she entertained 10 friends at breakfast and Cards.
 Next week the fifth annual Cavalry Horse show is atcd The exhibition is to 3o held the Hartford cavalry armory in West Hartford beginning Thursday and con- tnunc through Saturday, with matinee that after noon which promises a he oi special interest 10 children.
 Except for inc weddings. which until July will be the most important social functions the calendar interest centers in outdoor sports, the Country club and hShng clubs being the most popular places to be found pleas ant of horse @CHS gr and ennl5 matches, not to mention the bal Guncs, is now in sight.
 N7r BTn2lu and surrounding towns offer many attTac- lions with their spring eados visits to which Is added the pleasure 0 motoring Brilliant patches of Dutch tulips, dafodis and fors tha all in full boom and Tn addition 10 this display of bright color there is i'll general touch of spring itself in the air The New Britain College club making elaborate plans for its annual meeting which IS to be followed by garden party at the home ot Mrs Douglas Johnston of Maple M The spacious lawn will be the Joy os scene of many gay CoOTed tables and gowns on the afternoon of May 2 The guests will be served from central table, over which prominent member of the club will preside
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Miss Natalie du Pont of Whining ton, Del, is tt. weekend guest Of Miss Helen North, daughter of MT, and Mrs. James North of sunny ledge.
 Mrs Buell. B Bassett of Emmons Place left Friday for Syracuse, N. Y. where she win spend several days.
 Mrs, John H. Kirkham of Cedar street returned Tuesday from 6 European tour.
 Miss Martha Moore is home from New York city 10 spend the week. end with her parents Mir. and Mrs, r. len Moore e Sunuyledge.
 Mrs. James North and daughter Miss Helen North of Sunnyledgs were in Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. Ir,'ne Allen and son Of New Haven are spending the weekend with Mrs. Aliens mother Mrs. Rose T. Hihhard of Lakeview avenue.
 
 Mir and Mrs. hlbart Stanley have returned 10 their home in Brooklyn, x Y. after spending few days wi.N Mrs. Walter Stanley Of Pearl street
 M:es lls Kirkham, daughter o' Judge John H. Kirkham and Mrs. Kirkham of Cedar Hill will be cr1r q Queen Of the May at the May Day celebration at Wells Col .le=a in Aurora. Y. Y. this after noon.
 Mrs. N. A. kfnselIa and son A. Ian of Ten Acrn Road will leave on : Tuesday for Grove Beach 10 spend -averal days,
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard F. Horton of Bessotta street are spending the weekend in Nt Herman, Mass visiting their sons Edgar and Don ala. s'rdents at 1T" Nj. Herman echool.
 Miss Hadwts Ludort o' LenoT n1ar4 and Miss Anne p, Fornkohl o' Locust street arc spending tho weekend in Waterbury with Mrs. ! I. C. Farry.
 { Mir. and Mrs. Harry q. Hancock oe Steele street are spending the u-ael-en5 in Philadelphia Pa.
 Mrs. Lewis susseri,t and Miss Eleanor Daley returned today 70 their home in staten Island. after spending d. few days with Mrs. susseritt's sister, Mrs. Sturman Dyson of Trumbun street.
 Mre. Pearl Pixlcy re'urnsd 70 her home on Vance street today after spending q week in Atlantic City, x. J
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

from a motor trip to Washington, D. C.
 1-r, and Mrs. 4, H. Harris and son, Richard lave returned from Boston, Mass
 Nlr. and Mrs. Frank .. Berson of Olive street sailed Friday on the Laviathan tor q tour of Europe, Mrs, Emma filling ar1 children have retu- ned 10 their home in Philadelphia, Pau afser a visit with Mrs. filings mother Mr" Edward L. Michaels O. Worthing-oD Ridge, Berlin.
 Mrs. Irene Reed of Berlin is spending a few days in New London. Mir. and Mrs. George F. Prentice of Worthineor Ridge. Berlin have returned from q trip through the middle western states.
 
 Mrs. Timothy Root has returned 10 her home in East Berlin after spending the winter in the south.
 
 Mrs. Rose Wilinshy of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. N. Y. is visiting Mrs. l, Bernbaunl of Winthrop street,
 Mir. nd Mrs, l.. M, Wightman oi New Brita' and Hartford arc Sending we. at the Wardman- Park Hot in Washington, n, c, 1lr. and >-'s. George l.. Christ of Black Rock avenue, have returned from Sanford and Orlando Florida. Robert E. Skinner Of this city vas in Atlantic City. \. Ju this week. Mrs William DeminE Of Hcnsins- 'an and N'rs. Bell Neiblins Of Whit lug street have returned from New Ya.a city
 Nl,f Fila Hultgren, daughter ot Na. aad " T.e Joserh Hultgren oi Wau. stTt las been chosen a memh, sf he wv. c. A. cabinet at BoteS c>ilege,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

morning at g o'clock at st. Mary's church in New Haven, Reverend Tr Crowley performed the cere- mor-. Miss Marguerite Brennon was the maid ot honor and Richard Mar tin of Ansouio was the best man,
 The bride wore a dress Of white georg=tte with tatfetta trimmings, She wore a princess veil with pearls and carried q shower bouquet of roses and lilies Of tho valley. The mail of honCr wore a gown Of pale green georEette with taffeta trim mings. She wore a gray picture hat, 7-ith shoes and stockings Q match Her bo-qr-t was of pink and cream Tc s.
 The wedding was attended by about 50 guests from New Haven, New Britain and Ansonia. The cou- pie left on a welding trip 10 Wash .ingt n. D. C.. and on their return they ~ill reside in New Haven where Mir. McNamara is employed by tls F. A Hrgney CO. l Miss Lillian Gahnberg will he q
 hrile Of Wedn, sday, May 5th- Her
 maria 10 Carl Hanson, son ot
 Mrs. Elsie Meyers of Hurlbut street will take place at the home of her
 mother Mrs. Rose Bergesou of 1 Pleasant street. Miss Lhha Calm . berg is 70 be tro maid Of honor a-1 ; George Carino will be Mr. Hanson. .s Ibest man.
 Ann, ncement has been made oi the marriage of William M. Wells i of this city and Miss Ethel Guest of l Meriden. The ceremony was per
 formed in Meriden, Friday, March
 23rd,
 James T. O'Connor a member Of
 the firm of Parker &: O'Connor of , IL. city and Miss Ellen GalHvan were married on Wednesday, Apri eSth in Dorchester Mass They will make heir home in this city
 Miss Nellie [. Perodine daughter
 ct Mir and Mrs. Charles R. Pero-
 dine of Cherry street and Edward i T. Toner Of Woodside Long Island
 were married April 17th in St se-
 hastians church. Woodside Mrs
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

May 18th. The personelle and con- plete program given follows John Lindsay. baritone; Marcus Flettzer. vlolinist. Miss Doris Bradley. so- plano; Harold Sjolander. pianist; Mrs Jane Futile, coutralto, Howard Stc7rns, violiuist; Miss Margaret Perkins 'ccllist, and Mrs. Emilio Andzulatis. pianist, forming a trio. Aria for 'tritono--
 Fri IT." from The Masked
 P3ll' ......-..-..--..- Nerd,
 John Lindsay
 Miss Florence Tomassoni
 st the piano Violin
 ial Largo ....-..-..-.. Hands! Cbl Romanse ........ Svendsen tc) Paradise. yIenness Folk
 Song ..--.......... krelsler
 Marcus Flerzer
 Mrs. AndzuIatis at the piano Solo for Soprano
 (a) Le Parlata d'Amor. from
 Faust" ......--... Gounou Cbl Smile of Spring .... Fletcher
 Miss Doris Bradley
 Theron W Hart at the piano Piano
 Co) Romanse, T flat ... sihelius (h) Dance Caprice ......-. Grieg rc1 Rushing Of Spring .. Sindine Cd) Erouson, B flat minor
 ................... S]osreu
 Harold Stoiander Solo for Contralto--
 taN Down in the Forest .. Donald tb) Cradle Song ....... Brahms tel April, My April .. Mulligan
 Mrs. Jane Futile Trio Tor Piano V. lin and Cello Romanse ..........-.. Marschnsr I'zl'cato G"v@rte ........ Pacha Finale from Trio in c Haydn Mrs AriHma'js. Howard S'carns,
 Nils Margaret Perkins Mrs. John H Kirkham will ad- dress a meeting Of the Plainville Woma.'s club on Wednesday. May 5th at the tome of Mrs Howard ]. Usher on F rmington avenue. Mrs, Kirkham spent several weeks in Egypt last winter and her talk is 10 he Impressions of Egypt"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
CLUB EVENTS
D. A. R. to meet at Mrs.
 kohn's in Pennington Several annual meetings.

The Hurry-Up Bride" is the pro l ducrion to be given hy cast and chorus of the graduating class Of tha Naw Britain High school at the class night exercises in June, The list Of characters fol!oWs:--
 Martin Muldoon, the new mayor
 ........-..,.. Donald McCrann ] Hernessy. Muldoon's crony .....,
 .................. Henry Bray Harry shannon, Roses choice ....
 ............... Francis Dorsey The Duke, Muldoon's choice.....
 .....-...-......... John Go"en Mildred, tho maid of honor.....
 .............. Catherine Brown Rose Muldoon. the hurry-up bride | ............... Barbara Troup Mazie, Hennossy's daughter ....
 ................ Marion Scheyd TWO MarchalI Boys ........-....
 Harry Moore and William Pape
 The general chorus follows: Gene lvioye Cieszynski. Marjorie Gibney, Ruth Gibnoy, Wilhelminl stack. Ruth Harvey, Anna Donlon. Dorothy Boilard. Grace Wallen. Joseph Azaro, Edward Gromko, Paul Will lets. Henry Bojnowski, Maurice Koplonitz, Max kirshnit, Thomas Conway. Hamilton Darrow, Harry Moore and William Pape.
 Little Girls chorus: Rose Meltzer Ruth Evans, Ruby Wnlets, Olga Haigis, Angelica Scalise. Sophie Blu kowski, Pauline Baloski. Mary O'Mara, Wanda Zarawski, Mary Me Inerney and Ida Ravizza,
 Chinese chorus: Lois Mills. EInis Pancher, Dorothy Ptersick, Doris Francis. Anna Kozlowski. Elizabeth Hance, Matilda Dranchick. Evelyn Goodale, Helen Ludorf and Lillian Adler.
 The class night committee fol lows: John Gowen. chairman; Fran els Dorsey. Mark Robinson. Aaron ] Caslowitz, Catherine Kehoe, Mary O'Mara, Dorothy Pt=rsick and Anna Donlon,
 Members cf the Esther Stanley chapter, Daughters Of the American Revolution, will hold their annual meeting with reports and election of officers on Friday, May 7th. at { o'clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Kohn in Farming ton. At this @ the delegates to the thirty-tfth Continental Congress ! in Washing I will make report i Ola Rankin, contralto soloist of Essex is to sing a group of songs ! Members are asked 70 communicate with Mrs. Howard Parsons regard , ing transportation service
 Members of the Dartmouth Col lage club of this city will meet this noon at the Hotel Burritt.
 Trinity college Washington, D. C., benefited substantially by the lec- ture Mussolini Master or Tool of Destiny" which Dr. Bruno Roselli- professor of Italian language at Vas5ar college gave last evening at the Shuttle Meadow club. the sale of seats for the address having heen most satisfactory.
 Dr. Roseln came here under the auspices of the New Bri lin alum nae of the college, through the special efforts Miss Agnes Finnegan and Miss Leonie Grove who were in charge of the lecture.
 The ushers Hor the affair were. D al1 and Cyril Gaffney William Curtin. Paul Donnelly. Harry O'Connor, Harry Coholan, George Leghorn, Thomas McDonough and Frank Delaney.
 During the social hour which fol- lowed the lecture the hostesses were assisted by Mrs. John Pelle- tier, Mrs. Ellis J. Beardsley and the Misses Vie" Clark, Monica and Mary Began. Moylan Conlon, Ra-
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
PERSONALS
Several New Britain peo- pie entertain guests over the weekend,

Mrs. L. 4. Wesrott has returned to her home in East Herun a1,er semlins tho winter with her daugh- fer Mrs Henry Ala9d .. Dudley P Felt. son of Mir and 2Jr- William f. Felt oL Curtis street is attending thp national Psi Upsilon coy,ntiou at .ha University of Mirmraa. h4tMr been chosen q delegate from he Amherst college chapter.
 purajd 3IcMiuan of Lover Road and Llbridge ,cher ci Grove Hill have siIeI for Europe with the Putnam PhoI1nX.
 N. and Mrs, Arthur Jones Of Rus sell street have purchased the John Lo0mis residence on Forest street and vii. move into it the latter part oi May.
 Miss Emily sloper, daughter of Mr all Mrs. H. '-. SIopcr Of Rus sell street is spending the weekend in Northamp,ou Mass.
 
 lIr. and Mrs. Harry r. Parker Of Lincoln street ha%e returned from Athol, Mass.
 Jonathan Hart. Jr, s0d Richard Hart, sons of Mr. and Mrs Iona than Hart Of Thompson street. Maple Hiu are spending 'fa w,et in Madison.
 
 Mrs. L. Kirs / of Maple lllH has left to spend three weeks in Ae" Tor. city.
 Mrs. R. J. Vance of Maple street and daughter Mrs Gardner Weld Of Steele street returned yesterday
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Nora Steele was the matroc of honor and Noryan Steele was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Toner are spend ing their wedding trip in Atlantic City \. J. and upon their return they will make their home in Wood.
 side, L. I.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Of interest locally is the wedding Of Miss Ruth Electa Todd, daughter of AIr. and Mrs. C. D. Todd of Great Hills, staten Island, formerly Of East Berlin. and Stanley Allen, son of Mir. and Mrs. George P. Allen Of Staten Island. Tke ceremony was performed last Saturday afternoon by the Reverend w. II. Pluck, pas tor of the Great Hills Moravian church. The bride is niece Of Mrs. II. L, Honiss of East Berlin
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Miss Moore to entertain for Miss North-Numer- ous bridge parties.

Mrs. Luther Parker Of Forest street entertained a few friends at luncheon and cards at her homo Tuesday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. c. W. Wilson and Mrs. James Baldwin.
 Mrs Edward Lancaster enter tained al dinner followed by cards at her home on Ten Acre Road last evening,
 Mrs. George r. Griffith's home in kensinston was the scene this morn- ing of the one of the many May breakfasts which were held In honor of May Day. Given under the auspices of the Kensington League of Women Voters. the affair met with a huge success financially and socially. Breakfast was served from 7:30 to 10:3O o'clock and drew forth an unusually large attendance.
 The annual May breakfast Of the Business and Professional Women's club was held this morning at the club house on High street for mem he~s only. Breakfast was served from six to nine o'clock.
 Mrs B. F. Gatfney. Mrs. Joseph Began. Mrs. James H. Curtin. Mrs P. F. McDonough. Mrs. M. N. Judd, Mrs M. J. Kennev. Miss Agnes Finnegan. and Miss Moylan Con
 -at--s s.S
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mr. and Mrs John J. King of Arch street quietly observed their silver wedding anniversary at their home today They were married in St. Joseph's church, May 1. 1901, by Rev. Dr. F. F, Moore,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mrs, Frank Skinner gave a party at her home on South Burritt street Monday evening for her sister, Miss Eulah Crontn, who is 10 be married to Frederick Bittner of Rocky Hill. May 25th.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
WEDDINGS

Interesting plans for the spring and early summer weddings.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

The wedding of Miss Helen Mur- dock. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Murdock Of 145 Colony street, Meriden. and Walter S. Rostock of this city, took place Tuesday morn- ing al St. Stanislaus' church.
 Miss Anna skowron was maid of
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mrs. John Glaty of Berlin gave party at her home Thursday evening for Miss Emma Smith Of Beckley who is 10 marry William Glaty on June 5th,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mrs. R. J. Vance of Maple street and daughter Mrs Gardner Weld of Steele street returned yesterday
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mrs. L. Kins' / of Maple lIlii has left 10 spend three weeks in New YorE Citv
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

NI,E Fila Huligren, daughter Of Na, ad Ms joserh Hultgren Of Wal,a. stTtf las been chosen a memh, tf he w. C. A. cabinet at BatcS c,ileEe,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

llr. and Mrs. Harry r. Parker of Lincoln street haze returned from Aihol, Mas
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mrs. William Demins Of Kcnsins- 'an and N'rs. Bell NaiblinE Of Whit tug street have returned from New Na.r city
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Miss Emily Sloper. daughter of Mr. all Mrs. H. ". SIopcr Of Rus sell street IS spending the weekend in Northampto1. Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
KLEIN INSISTS POTASH
SYNDICATE IS TRUST
department Of Commerce 0ficial
says Franco-German Firm Com
trolls World Trade.

Regardless of statements recently
issued in New York denying world
monopoly in potash, Julius Klein,
director Of the Department OF Com.
faarcets Bureau Of Foreign and Do
nestle Commerce. asserted today
there could be no question of the
mionopoIistic character of the Franco.
German potash syndicate, since It
controlled more than 80 per cent of
the worlds potash trade.
The signing Of the first Franco
German potash pact in August, 1924 4
DR.. Klein said, was destined to put
an end to competition between the
two producing countries. Before this
pact was signed prices were, in the
opinion Of the trade, considerably
above any level justified by efficient
method of production. IL
'sFurthermore, contrary to the re.
cent press statement of the potash
eales' agencies prices have been raised
since the new pact was formed, there
by increasing the American potash
bill BY from $500, 900 to $1,000, 600 an.
nually. 1t remains to be seen what
the combines actual trade program
ii to be.
IN any event, DR. Klein said, the
Commerce Department. would proceed
with th9 exploration of the Texas
potash deposit as authorized by the
last Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

Every person III Canada last year
consumed more than his own weight
in Hour Domestic purchases amounted
ito shout d barrel per head, or 1876
pounds for every man. woman and
child lss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
RECENT SP ANlSh PLO OF
HELD NOT SERIOUS
Telegram to Embassy says condi-
tions NOW Never More Pros
porous and Tranquil.

The Spanish embassy today made
public ID telegram from It's foreign
Office describing the recent plot
against the Spanish government aa
having been of little importance aIId
picturing conditions III Spain AZ being
never surpassed.
The conspiracy. It said. involved
only IA officers and about 100 civilians.
The rest Of the army. the navy and
the, people. It added, held aioof from
the sincurnprehensible intrigue"
Cabinet ministers were described as
receiving acclaim on their trips; IN
sdustrial and banking stocks were said
to have risen during the last week.
and the absence OF King Alfonso and
the possibility OF a trip TO Paris by
Premier Primo de Rivera was pointed
to as demonstrating the absence BIZ
trouble in Spain.