Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
LILIES INSIST. ON
ASSISTING POLAND
| IN MAKING PEACE
remiers Notify Soviets
Otherwise There Will
Be No Conference.
0T TO BE LEFT TO
MERCY OF BOLSHEVISTS
lloyd George Demands That All
Russian Border States Shall
Have Voice in Peace.
EPARATIONS BY GERMANY
anking Operation Is Determined
On to Enable Her to Make
Speedy Coal Deliveries.
DIT TO BE LEFT TO
MERCY OF BOLSHEViSTS
EPARaTIoNs BY GERMANY
anking Operation Is Determined
On to Enable Her to Make
Speedy Coal Deliveries.
Thy Associated Pres, !


BOtIOGNE. July 2T.-P &c III C r $
oyd George and MIllcrand deter
incd at their conference here to-
~ TO stand by the original plan for
peace conference with the Russian n
,vIets.
Lloyd George accepted In the main
Miilerand's views and 1t was de-
ded Great Britain should reply TO
ic Soviet demand for an intcrna-
onal conference that It could not
IKE place unless the Bolshcvists re-
srsed their present attitude and
greed to discuss the terms OF peace
ith Poland. and that all qualified
representatives. OF Russia and the
order states should attend.
should Moscow accept these cond:-
ons. then ". Mlilerand Will be con
iited by Great Britain and he VIII
~ down the conditions necessary
)r recognition for the Soviets. This
titudc Is taken TO insure Poland
OF being overwhelmed b. facing the
olshevists alone In the negotiations.
Conditions Imposed on Russiu.
Premier Lloyd George. before leav-
rs Bou!ogne, Informed the Reuter-
correspondent that q complete agree
ient had been reached on all points
had been decided. subject to I,aly's
pproval. TO send reply to Russia
aging that certain things must %,
iadc clear before the allies Will at.
end tho proposed conference.
Poland and other border states mus:
Anticipate In the conference, whose
rimury object is 10 establish the
eacc OF Europe. Then the confer
nee could discuss the question be-
wecn Russia aud the allies with a
lew 10 establishing normal rcla-
Ions.
IL the Soviet replies that IL could
nIy make peace, separately, the con
erenco will fall TO the ground. ac-
ordins to Lloyd George. II the
ov!ct complies. the conference can
meet within a month.
The British Prime Minister added
hat Premier Millcrand and he agreed
hat good piece OF work was done
u Bonlognc today.
Regarding the advances 10 German,
greed upon AZ Spa in the coal agree
ncnt II was determined that German,
hould deliver TO the rcparations com.
mission by September ]. 1920, Germa,
reasury bonds TO the value OF 90. 600
POO gold marks. bearing per cen, I'm.
crest and maturing May /. 1921
which may lie sold or used as collat.
,ral with or without the allies in.
iorscment as means for the repara.
ions commission realizing upon them
After September / Germany shall
lcliver to the commission simila,
bonds corresponding to the advances
france Is TO make for fuIfillmept OF
he promised coal delivery In this
way France will be relieved of tho
burden through L simple banking on.
.ration. To establish quickly tho
AMOUNT Of advances France is to max,
10 Germany, the rcparations commits.
sion can fix 40 gold marks per ton
professionally, the amount to be ad.
Iusted later.
VIII Execute Spa Agreement.
The reparations commission will be
charged with the entire execution OF
the Spa agreement so far as concern.
coal deliveries and allied advance,
TO Germany on account OF the Goa
delivery.
Pleasure was expressed at the dc.
cisions taken which were in accord
with the French views.
After the conference the Premier,
took tea together. then the Britis,
representatives left for England O,
n warship. Premier Millerand ant
the French party returned to Parl!
tonight.