Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04

sdvanee II IL, of Siedlce we debouched
the dl!e,; ~ mile front along the line
on SHY s,or, Rup. After fierce fight
Of the weo weo.ossed the river at several
Ing VIZ,
places. participation in parlia-
Co n ;s favored in resolutions adopted
niepts % nlm;np mn iority Mt q meet
by On otc' ,to T,hirJ Irtcrnationale at Mos
ing OF Wv ,j;ng 70 n dispatch from that
COW, hc,p ,pa iisrold organ of labor.
city 10 ronoyol was submitted by NJ.
Ine cditor of the Bolshevik
Bukna'p 'praydo of Moscow. who urged
organ p.or,iamentary action be adopted as
tnat thc communist program in al,
par where the Communist party
eou"tb toon orrspi7ed. He declared ench
n,bcr nas elected to Office should be re-
';r"J me;IuJ 70 sign an undertaking to sur
andor his seat in parliament at the
sest'r ss.t reouest of his party.
"'' ,. .o.,o, Irro.d
Parliamentary A''''" s"
nUe cannot fight the way we please
Al, disnatch says Premier Lenine de-
..Iarod .n' when the resolution was strongly
enossd by several delegates, but must
vssth vpe the conditions we have before us.
,r,o mass Of workers and peasants be-
,.Sa tbat system to show It's uselessness
sor revolution. We must convince
,vorkers by experience II we cannot con-
,ince them by theories. III we cannot
devise new ways OF revolutionary ac-
t;on we must use those provided by
historical development.
Postponcment OF armistice negotia-
tions between Poland and Soviet Russia
Il ,iowad here as creating dif1cult and
anxious situation which Is likely to in:
yolye the abandonment OF the proposed
conference here between representatives
of the Allies, Poland. the Bolsheviki
and the Russian border states for the
settlement oe. the Polish question:
London newspapers take widely di-
vergent views regarding the. Bolshevik
attitude in demanding negotiations for
\ peace coincidcn' with the arrangement
Of an armiSticc: some aec.aIe tne
action ;S",s,;Gohie -, tH and reasonable
fecoS yu ;nl,rrontIv denounce a. nc
,y u.ne,' a INSTRUMENTATION IN allow
sviuYnSj svpnjs, ,or,L armies to roach Warsaw
tnt ,horo dictota terms equivalent m
aniato a"u snrrsnder of the Poles and
y som,S nsa,conent unon them of a Soviet
the euiot'en ann, 80 In t,a iotto,.
Ioih v a. ;s ,tutad ono of tbo Son;et
quat.eits q.i oonaitinns r,os tbat tho poies
hl,nt n. lsn I;so r,o @;ve g,,ranteas tbav would
mus. u'sn. ~ ,,ftiitor, a;d fron tbe AI,;as
not reeg.,e .0r.n in o, 20 .ronon, oasross;o,'
anu u1'Y, p;o a"Nn ~ "ee' '''''o"
agalnS' agr, ,ssn,i, of yyorso, h., Oh.
~" H,.op pas 49, sxsd for rovst q
hoIsns',ss'S sst, ta so tLn r;n'aa rron, a.
says uispa ,.o,oss ~ ." disnotoh raoa;voa
hn' Iuos,nE 5rH Hn;,,sn n''i"''" ''ee''eu
py @ rns N1,."nn ,,1 n.hs n.hhs. f,.., -
me IoSS y .it,,a uu,,n 's,os ., H., @ sas'
INC N'.Iunn! w,; ue 'o ,,.;,,
pIe.S,y -, snas" Hon.ha,s, oornar f pI tba p2o,;sh
reacn th' soutnsast corner Oh tne ionsn
railwfy traftc between warsaw and
Danzig' Sc that the roles VIII not be
able to ceunt upon the arms ana mum
tions ar1~ing and being unloaded at
Danzig.
Fear Radical Government
Wireless renorts from Warsaw state
that tbe Polish rovernment will NOT be
,""s .,or0d A." sror. % Warso,, T. ;s s";d o#o;oIo
fesr tbat q radical oovarpn,ant womiJ
bc cot M foiIoyinr sbe;r donort,,ro
The defense Of Warsaw has hccn in
trusted 10 the norfhern army nnder
General Uoilcr
A traveller returning Yesterday from
Poland who il yonched for bv Amer;.
can officials in London. portroys a dark
picture of conditions there. tbe worst
Of which. he saws. is tbe ont;mism NJ
thp Poles in sections where The Rolsbe.
visits have rot vet penetrated When the
traveller left Warsaw the latter mart of
last week a great mass of the popnla-
ton appeared not to believe tbe canital
was menace; or that the Bojshevists
would hreak through The traveller nreN
diets that when the people realize tho
danger that thp allied military leaders
saw many days ago they will become
panic stricken.
Warsaw. Aug. 4.-Oficiais at the
american consulate have packed up
their most important records for prompt
SHIPMENT from this city in case the
Boshcviki continue to advance. The
task of viscing the passports of the
hundreds who desire to leave Warsaw
WIN continue until the consulate is
forced TO close.
outgoing trains for Vienna. Pospn
and l'anzig are crowded. and seat res
rrrvations are selling at large premium.
People are fighting to gain entrance to
the station platforms and rush for
places to sit or stand as soon as the
trains back in. A close guard Is main
tained by troops, who inspect all papers
10 sec that no soldiers depart unless
thev bear proper credentials.
The suspense under which Warsaw
%ai aporeu LOT three DAYS was
,o,;a,; m"Entehpd laSt night by news that ne
Polish and Sn,;ot D',sn;,' ID;