The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-27

announced Its five principal objectives
as follows:
First. to exterminate syndicalisn
and other communist doctrines;
Second. to crush the separatist move
nent in Catalonia and Basque prov
inces;
Third, to prosecute a victorious cam
paign In the Spanish zone In Morocco
cient government;
Fifth. to make guilty politicians as
well as officers suffer for the big Me-
lila defeat.
Rivera called on the country to form
Gran SOmaten" or militia pat
termed closely after the Italian Fas-
cisti, to number $4,000. With this or
ganiZation, responsible to him alone.
he proposes to protect the "estab-
lished interests" of Spain. The In
ternatlonal Communists who have been
flourishing in Barcelona and other
Spanish cities since the Russian agents
began active work there In 1918, have
realized that the game Is up for the
present at least, and have been fleeing
from the country. Many of their lead
ers were caught and locked up last
week. In pursuance OF the plan for
a vigorous campaign against the Moor
ish rebels the Spanish fleet on Wednes-
day began to lombard the hills above
Alhucemas bay with gas shells, to
clear the way for the landing OF
large expeditlonary force. General
Aizpuru. the new commander In chief
In Morocco. started to organize nm Of
fcnslve on the western flank.
The Spaniards feel 1t necessary to
demonstrate their ability to govern
the Morocco zone at once, because In
few days the Tangier conference in
London will open. when Spain will de-
mand permission to rule the Tangier
zone. The United States is Interested
In that conference and has notified
Great Britain. France and Spain that
II will not accept any settlement Of
the future control Of Tangler which
American marine coaling and oiling
bases. An interesting story from
Madrid says the old Spanish govern
ment was conducting negotiations with
England by which Gibraltar was to be
traded by Great Britain for the valu-
able harbors Of Tangier. Ceuta and
Melilla and that news OF this reached
the military leaders OF Spain and has
tened the revolt.
ITO COMPLETE the record OF the
L dlctators, II may be said that Pre-
mler Mussolini Of Itnly is sitting
pretty" In his disputes and negotla-
tions with Greece. Jugo-Slavia and and
the League Of Nations. The Greek
government has paid the "moral rep
arations" for the Janina murders by
apologlzing for them. xaluting the Gags
Of Italy. France and England. and at
tending a solemn requiem mass In
the Catholic cathedral OF Athens for
the slain Italian officers. Diplomatic
negotiations with the Serbs concern
ing Fiume are said to be progressing
nmicnbly. but the government OF that
so-called Independent state resigned
the other day and MussolIni promptly
appointed General Giardlnl. third in
In command OF the Italian army. as
military governor. He gave assurance
that this did not infect the status Of
Fiume. but II served to Increase the
fear thnt he meant to annex that city.
In the sessions Of the League OF Nn-
lions there were further harsh critl.
cisins OF the leagues inaction In the
matter OF the occupation Of Corfu, es.
pccially by Hjnlmar Branting. In re-
ply the Italian delegate. Sisnor Snlnn-
dra. defended the seizure Of the In.
land and expressed the hope that the
dispute between Italy and Greece. now
on the way to final settlement. would
not be reopened. He then delivered
another severe blow to the authority
OF the league. declaring that the GOV.
cnnnt WAS not supreme international
law. but only part OF fundamental
legislation for regulating International
conduct.
ID ui.GARIAN irrcgulnrs md Mace.
ID donlnn irrcdcntlsts are bringing
on n crisis between .Iugo.Slnvin and
Bulgaria. They have been gathering
nlcng the frontier, and Belgrade has
warned Sofa that II they invade
Serbian territory war will result. Bul.
garln has sought the diplomatic inter.
vcntlon Of the allied powers.
DR1ME MINISTER BALDWIN spent
II couple Of days In Paris last
week and had long. chummy talk