El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
ALLIED MISSION
GETSIl WARSAW

France may be forced into a position
where she VIII be brought TO recog
nize the soFiets, but u is declared
that she viii do so only after dut
guarantees are given that the Russian
foreign debt viii be paid
Allied Mission Reaches Warsaw.
Warsaw, Poland, july 6.-(By the
Associated Press Nineteen mem bers
Of the special British and French mis-
slons sent here TO look into Poland's
military situation and TO confer with
the government authorities arrived il
Warsaw early today, and the remain
der Of the day was taken up in Of
ficial calls and conferences.
The missions, which are headed by
Jean Jules Jusserand. French ambas-
sador 10 the United States who is in
Europe on leave Of absence. and lord
DAberlous British ambassador 10
Germany, were met by representa-
uves Of the Polish government. Vast
crowds who had been reading the
newspaper accounts OF tie allied ne
EQUATIONS in Poland's behalf. as
semDled anc showed they entertained
great>hopes on the outcome OF the de-
nberat1ons OF the missions.
me British and French deleEates
were received officially by II Skulslzi,
minister OF the interior in The new
cdDlnets al the governments palace.
Wnere the heads Of the missions met
premier Hitos. One Of the first ques-
ions paced before the missions was
that Of the disposition OF war ma
-erld-s LOT Poland which have iust ar
ElFeo al the port OF Danzig and which
me Workingmen are refusing 10 m
lead in order to prevent Poland get
ing tnem- The dock Iaborers and So
Wet ernlssarles in Danzig are dis
lrlbuting anLi-Polish propaganda-
Eoland's urst coalition cabinet took
once saturday soon after II was an
nounced that the Russian soviet had
aeSepled Poland's armistice proposals
vincent Wltes, leader Of the popu-
lar peasant party, and president or
the Polish parliament. is ne neVv NJ
lnler' Ignace DasZynski. Socialist
l--leI' wee premier; prince Eugene
eaplenas minister Of foreign affsfrs-
Gen Leszniewski, minister OF vva-.
= -s-a's 'Irapsz1, minister Of finance.
ana a. Skulstris who was premier sr,r-
Sas4-nB 4snace Jan Eaderekskf lasr
december minister Of the interior.
changes appear among other chiefs
OF nome affairs. The cabinet 5S
AnoWn as government desiring
Extra newspapers announced the
20. 70. =ilegilLl acceptance OF the armis-
-lIe proposals and Warsaw was per-
cepllbly relieved Witos. as prenaier
MADE ms initial bow 10 the def
IL Wltos said the new govern7,a,7-
VS.. vas prepared TO conclude peace basel
upon the principles Of Justice and
u qoIll' Otherwise the entire nation
.s-euto unite 10 fight for the republics
Independence
Demznd Poles Dizarm.
tleanas austria July 26.-CBv the
eassoclated Press)--It is reported IN
: Z par entity reliable quarters here ! hsfI
- --lsl sllpuletion the BolsheviIri
val require Of the Poles before EN-
ssellng INTO peace negotiations viii be
~. ~ ne Poles disarm completely So
-llsl the negotiations may not 81 11ssd
=. 70 sam time or 10 await The arrival ~
--S zrencn OF British achievements
eermana Lay Arms Embargo,
zseIlln. Germany. July z6.-Tbe Ger
man government yesterday Droclafr1ed
= ordnance prohibiting the transit
p arms, munitions, explosives and 4
2theH war materials TO Poland and I
aussia- The proclamation adds thai /
germany exercises the right she en-
~ IN accordance with the laws Of I
nations which remains untouched ~
he provisions OF the treaty.