Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 215, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1920 — Page 20

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WAR ON SOVIET RUSSIA FINDS NO SUPPORT IN U. S. Question for Europeans to Handle Alone, Officials at Capital Say. PLAN FIGHT WITH FOOD WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.— Possibilities of an allied war against soviet Russia, as the result of the hurried council called In Paris by Lloyd George, were being discussed with great interest by the officials of this government. The United States will take no part In any activities against soviet Russia, according to the belief of officials here, who declare that this Is strictly a European question, to be settled by the European nations. Public sentiment alone would prevent the United States from entering any military movement against the bolshevlsts, it Is believed. FIGHT WITH FOOD TALKED WITH FAVOR. The American troops which are now being withdrawn from Siberia have long been the subject of bitter controversy in congress and it is believed that any attempt to send further troops overseas at this time would be opposed most vigorously. A fight against bolshevik! with food might find favor in this country, and. In fact, this means has been urged and is now before congress in the shape of a request from the secretary of the treasury for an appropriation of $150,000.000 for food in Europe, a large part of it for Poland. EXPECTED TO KEEP HER HANDS OFF. The secretary of war declared that by feeding Poland this nation could aid in setting up a barrier against the spread of bolshevism. It is expected the United States will consent by silence to the establishment of large Japanese forces in Siberia to provide a wall against the (spread of bolshevism. The state department today was without advices from Ambassador Wallace, but it was not expected that he would take part in the council proceedings, inasmuch as he has instructions to participate in international conferences only upon instructions.

BRITISH CHIEFS CALL CONFERENCE LONDON, Jan. 16.—Before peace with Germany is a week old the British public has been brought up sharply against the possibility of another war. Winston Spencer Churchill, secretary for war; Walter Hume Long, first lord of the admiralty; Baron Beatty, commander of the graad fleet, and Field Marshal Sir Henry H. Wilson, chief of the imperial staff, hare gone to Paris in answer to a hurried summons for a consultation with Premier Lloyd George and other British officials there on important military and naval matters. This summons is inevitably connected in the public mind with the semi©fficialw statement calling attention to the threatening situation in the middle east as a result of bolshevik military successes, which have given the soviets virtual mastery of the whole European Russia. By their victories the fcolshevikl have obtained command of enormous supplies of food, raw materials, coal and rolling stock and other means of transport of which they formerly were in need. The soviets now undoubtedly command formidable forces, but not sufficient to wajra ~.t an attempt to advance both east and west. Against the likelihpod of an attack on Poland, which, It is said, would be popular with the is the fact that the bolshevik flanks would be exposed on the north to an attack by the Letts and on the south to an attack by the Roumanians. The latest report from the British military mission with Gen. Denikine at the latter’s headquarters in Ekatedinodar under yesterday’s date reports that the Caucasus army in the line behind the Aksal river repulsed in 1 eavy fighting five frontal attacks and an attempt to turn its left flank. The report of the British mission says the advance of the bolshevik! on Odessa has been stopped. It also states that the report that Gen. Denikine has been superseded by Gen. Wrangel, qr another commander, is untrue.

Labor Party Calls Sunday Mass Meeting A mass meeting of persons interested in the new labor party will be held at 2:30 Sunday afternoon in the Painters’ hall, 21014 North Delaware street. Frances Dillon of Indianapolis, business manager of the Pattern Makers’ Union, will be the principal speaker. iTie purpose of the meeting is to arouse interest in the party which had its birth in Chicago last month. A city convention of the party will be held here Feb. 19. The state convention is scheduled for Feb. 13 at Tomlinson hall, when hundreds of labor leaders from throughout Indiana will assemble here.

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The bolshevist push through Siberia has reached Irkutsk, on the western shore of Lake Baikal. The railroad tunnels of the trans-Siberian line at Lake Baikal are now guarded by the Japanese. Kolchak’s forces are scattered. The numerals show: % 1. Where the Lettish army Is striking at the bolshevist line in the region of Lubahn lake. The Lettish drive is the only successful opposition now under way against the reds. 2. Gen. Denikin’s troops are retreating In the direction of Kherson, eastward from Odessa,

CLEMENCEAU OUT FORPRESIDENCY Deschanel Likely to Be His Only Opponent. PARTS, .Tan. 16.—Premier Clemeneenu today formally announced his candidacy to be president of France. Panl Des Chanel, president of the chamber of deputies, will be his only opponent, it was indicated. The election will be held at Versailles tomorrow. President Poincare and Leon Bourgeois, president of the senate, both announced that they will not be candidates. LADY COOPER “HONORED.” LONDON, Jan. 16.—Lady Cooper, wife ; of the lord mayor, considers the finest compliment she ever received, 'the state- ; ment of a woman of the slums, after a 1 welfare meeting, that Lady Cooper was . “fit for the lowest company.’’

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under pressure by the Ukrainian insurgents. 3. Denikin’s army has been cut in two by the bolshevist push to the Sea of Azov at Taganrog. Berdinask has been occupied by bolshevist cavalry. 4. The capture of Krasnovodak on tha Caspian sea opens the way for the bolshevik! to overrun northern Persia and occupy Teheran, Baku, on the west coast of the Caspian, Is likely to fall into bolshevist hands, and the bolsheviki would then be in the rear of Denikin's already hard-pressed forces.

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THE NORTHWESTERN BEEF AND PROVISION COMPANY MEAT MARKET 246 INDIANA AVE First Square on Indiana Ave., In Plaza Hotel Building. We are not a cut rate, but sell at living prices. All meats U. S. Government Inspected. SATURDAY SPECIALS OUR PURE LARD, PER POUND 25^ PORK CUTS BEEF CUTS Choice Rib Pork Chops, 1b.30# Choice Round Steak, 1b....28# Boneless Pork Roast, 1b....25# Choice Loin Steak, lb 28# Fresh Pork Hearts, lb 10# * .. Small Pork Loins, lb 28? Choice Beef Roaßt ’ b 23<^ Fresh Pork Brains, lb 15<* Choice Boiling Beef, 1b..12%# Country Backbones, 3 1b5..25# Fresh Beef Heart, lb ..10# Spareribs, 2 lbs 45# Sliced Beef Liver, lb lO# Pork Sausage, lb 20# Hamburger Steak, lb 18# Morning Sip Coffee 48c 1 1 - - ■ —■■■"' Canned Specials Fancy Sugar Corn, Country Gentleman Corn, reg--2 cans for ular 20c \ size Iwt Evaporated Milk, best quality. „ . „ „ r- ~ , . . . . . H y California Yellow Free Peach, arge can (only 6 cans to a cus- hea Byrup> No . 3 can, QQ ~ ? 0 :"L r t.*: isc sos si “ Royal Anne Cherries, large, South Shore Tomatoes, <i white California, No. 3 RQf* regular 18c size XdL can, regular 60c size VmV EXTRA SPECIALS Sweet Creamery jm I Gold Medal 4|J AM Butter, churned mm* j Flour, 20 lbs., Jml |%lj fresh every day.. j special If you can’t come in, telephone Circle 854 and your order will be given prompt attention.

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