Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-10
FRANCE AND ENGLAND
WILL SEND NO TROOPS
Decide That y is lmpraciicable
May Resort 20 Blockade
Measures Later
py ,ssr~ia,.1 p-e., = r.--y Fy.-lrr


Moecou Nur HussIl r0ns1rrr
with determination 900 fo-s .hfiit. .f f.
with England over thr trfuafio1 FIIfh L.
arisen sinro ihr H0lshevk havn inUir
their offensive aratrri Wsrrew N-H fr.m
the Polish front being awatol rf.
intense interest hv 10 pcanlr w tna Ill.,
Paris. Aur 10 The Ru-s-rs h1-
caffurod fhr trrfn ~ 'rrrhnnlw fr.Ie
ting tho Warpaw Dauur rfi~n. arr,r
ing ~ rrporfs from 'hr French ifrr
mission t1 Waraaw received It rr f
eiRn fpdav
Iondpn Aur iO Fr'rv r'o s. -a.-
by Soviet frppf- hiv wrok ~ rrurafr.i
B0lshrvik svmnafhyrra in fhiv rfr
the London Tune quoting renf
ent. WIN declares ihaf immediately 7f',-
Warsaw is taken Soviet Nvrrrrnrr'
win bo established there The .nrfe
sp0ndcnf drriarr7 tho Noar0r gpvrTnnenf
proposes M maize Ire Ywn 'rrrng vrfh
folshrvik Poland and anvs p noi le
lirvrd Nik0lai nninn tho Soviet urrnninr
could zfrp ihn rfrnafvr even 4 ha inrlrsfl
before thr Bolshev'k arrntea enter .ha
Polish rapifsl - ihn snl.iinr- havr hern
promised the privilege ~ Io0'ing the r.tt
Paris. Aug w The military feeisi0ns
reached ~ tho lIyfhe conference hrf urrn
Premiera Ilovd George and Nillnrand
and their advisers we're aa follows arerrd-
: ing 70 the French foreign oeire
Z First Thqf was muracticahle and
7 unnecessary p aen a allied troops ~ Poland
Y Second The integrity ~ pnlnud
western frontier was guaranteed Tbs
palpablv ncans that any effort hv f,Fr-
d l. 4
80 regain any ~ the TERRITORY eafied t1
be decisively nsgativeri bv fhe allies
Y THIRD - That tho aihes wntiid continue
! sending munitions snd skilled officers ~
Poland
u Blockace measures would nossihiv ~
y taken later. d was said buf FRENCH unin-
I ION questioned the effectiveness 0f uich
Y action.
I Paris. AuR. IO-Prenier Alilerand
returned - this city eaTiv TO-DAY from fhn
. conference a. Hythc England 10 rriured
I 70 make any statement on the result nf fhr
4 conference having promised 'he BRITISH
premier 70 say nothing uuth 1iter 'np
latter has spoken "a the Ho,Ise 81 orn-
mons.
TohannisberV Fast Prussia. Nug
I German communists on the east lrIssBu
frontier aud sympathiKers With he Rus
sian Bolshevik arr eiated bv reports iroin
Polish sources ~ continued iioishrvih
victories along che entire northern irunf
TODAY there were the fret udlcatIous fhar
thev have assumed "a lngrcssige lffI-
tude toward the security police and fHe
nter-allied coutral officers
Confidential Information from theuorh-
ern reaches Of the frontier disclosed fntf
there had beeu attempts ln tHe trg
Germans to enter Russin and f Is .riievrI
a number 81 them have s..cceeaeu u nrI
efforts.
Control officers along he whole frontier
are known to be- ready .u leave heir uosts
T on q moment 3 notice They -lF hnt hr'
will g IN the event ~ Russian lrasi.n
or serious uprising and t is believed 'nrs
are their riders
Reports from back ni fne Rusaau r.s
say that maay Poirs HaFe taken p ru.
with the Soviet force~ among nu-
soldier prisoners who have been -e
German agents say lIso hat Is anuWu
large percentage e the population i a-
/ opportunity % Ur, boishc,IFm rrut j
support
Warsaw. Aug lO Ciechanoe TOWN.
35 miles northwest q this -fy II- rrrn
reached by Boishevik detachmeuts NhIcu
arc attempting 20 reach De Warsaw
Danzg railroad. according - au .fhca.
statement issued here last ulghf U 4
indicated that ne SOVIET forces Ntrr
driven back following 'her entry nfp
Ciechanow 80 changes 60 sgniicaure
IN the rest pf me battle hne northeast 1ui
east II Warsaw are shown 10 the rest
the statement.
Rome. Aug 10 AZ the solemn -uc
ton for intercesslon for Poland ,t -c
church 0f Jesus today vlggastr
Catholic organizations hy hc Naf.
Pope Benedict addressed q 'rrtrr 'H.
cardinal vicar u Rome rEVre-.H1
Continued on pasr
Amusements r0naghL