The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-22
REDS WIN VICTORIES
POWERS MEET IN PARIS TO DIS.
cuss RUSSIAN SITUATION.
ANARCHISTS CAPTURE ADMIRAL
koLcHAk, HEAD OF SlBER-
IAN GOVERNMENT.
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London. Jan. 16.-Further capture
Of prisoners on the Turkestan front III
reported in BOlshevik cOmmunique
sent out by wireless from Moscow.
Eastward of Gurlev, eleven miles in
land from the Caspian sea on the Ural
river, the Red armies are reported to
have taken the fourth and fifth divl-
siOns Of the anti-sOviet forces, tOgeth-
Or with the COMMUNICATIVE chief Of the
fourth division.
South of ChernyI Yara, $50 miles
northwest of Astrakhan on the VOlga
river. the BolshevikI also claim to have
captured GOO prisoners.
LondOn.-The reports Of the capture
Of Admiral kOlchak, head Of the all
Russian government In Siberia, have
been confirmed 1t Is declared In II Mos
eOw wireless. The British military
mission with General Denikine ut the
iatter's headquarters In EkaterlnadOr
reports that the Caucasus army In the
line behind the Aksal river repulsed In
heavy fighting five frontal attacks and
IN attempt to turn Its left flank.
IAondon.-Before peace with Germany
10 week old, the British public has
been brought up sharply against the
possibility of another war. Winston
Spencer Churchill, secretary Of war;
Walter Hume Lon, first lord Of the ad-
miralty; Baron Beatty, commander Of
the grand fleet, and Field Marshal Sir
Henry II. Wilson, chief Of the imperial
staff, left London. having been hur-
rfedly. summoned to Paris for con-
sultatlon with Premier Lloyd George
and other British officials there on i'm
pOrtant military and naval matters.
This summons IL inevitably connect
~ In the public mind with the semi
official statement published calling at
tentiOn to the threatening situation In
the middle East AZ result of BOlshe
visit military successes, which have
xivne the sOviets virtual mastery of
the whole Of European Russia /; for, III
they have entered Oiessa, 1t IN he
iicvrd It cannot be long before they ARE
In full possession of the coast regions
In That vicinity.
by their Victories, the BOlsheviki
have obtained command Of enormous
supplies OF food, raw materials, coal
and rolling stock and other means OF
transport Of which they formerly were
~ need.
Speculation IL active In the Europ-
can capitals n to what will be the next
move IT the BOlsheviki. 1t In regarded
Nh certain that, flushed with success,
they Will not be content with their
present conquexts, but will week to ex-
tend BOlshevism either eastward or
westward. Expert military opinion In
rllnes to the belief that their next
move will he an attack on Poland and
the baltic states and Warsaw dis
patches to the London papers already
Indicate that the Poles nrs fully antici-
putting such u move.
The Semi-OffIcial statement issued ut
london seems to indicate that the
Rrltixh government 10 more appre-
hcnxiv~ Ut move eastward. threaten
Ing India.
All these possibilities will he dis.
c,sscd by the important conference as
scinbiing ut Paris. 1t is perhaps sig
nificMnt In connection with possible
BOlshevist activities In the Middle East
and the attitude Of the MOslem pOpu-
latiOns generally toward England that,
whereas u fortnight ago II WAS stated
that Premier Lloyd George had been
victorious In carrying the British view
In favor Of excluding the Turks from
C"nstantinOple and removing the cap
itai Of the new Turkey to Asia Minor,
against the wishes Of Premier Clemen-
ccau and the French statesmen who
wished to retain the Turks In COnstan-
tinople. II In stated now that the
French view In prevailing In the Paris
conference.