Enver Pasha is now at Ferghana. The
leaders of the Mohammedans in Central
Asia, who number about 30,0(10,000, at
first mistrusted Enver Pacha owing to
his cooperation ?with the Soviets. Now,
however, that he has assumed an attl
tuda of open hostility toward Moscow
he has been received with open arms.
It Is predicted that as soon as Enver
Pasha has completed his organization
In Turkestan military operations against
the Soviets may begin.
The attitude of Afghanistan, which
has a population of 10,000,000 and ?n
army of 200,000, probably Will be neu
tral. The reason for this is {hat treaties
exist between Afghanistan anil Moscow,
but the sympathies of ttu? Afghans wul
be with Enver Pasha's side, Whose alms
conform to theirs. Afghanistan recently
attached particular importance to the
establishment of relations with Ger
many. For example, thirty young
Afghans are on their way to Berlin to
attend school here and It Is announced
that more will follow.
PO IMC ARE GETS BIG
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Deputies Defeat Bill for 8
Months' Army Service.
Paris, March 29 (Associated Press).?
The Government of Premier Polncare
received a vote of confidence In the
Chamber of Deputies to-day, 405 votes
to 157, on the army service question.
By this vote the Deputies defeated
the eight months military service bill
sponsored by Paul Boncyour, Moderate
Socialist. Premier Polncare and War
Minister Maglnot committed the Gov
ernment to the measure providing for
army service for a period of eighteen
months and asked that the subject be
mude a question of confidence In the
Ministry.
SHERMAN'S WIFE WINS DECREE
Movie Sl?.r Kail* to Contest Di
vorce Petition In Providence.
Hprcial Dispatrh to Tim Nsw York IIsdaid.
Providknck. March 29.?Evelyn Booth
Sherman 'won ^ divorce to-day from
Lowell Sherman, movie star. The peti
tion was uncontested.
