Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-26
Lloyd George and MiIIerand
Will Confer at BouIogne
Tomorrow.
ARMlSTICE BELIEVED
MOVE FOR RECOGNITION
Allied Missions Reach Warsaw ia.
Look Into Polish Mill.
tary Situation. Z

LONDON, July 26.-Premier Lloyd
George will meet Premier Millerand
or France at Boulogne tomorrow to
discuss the Russian proposal that the
aiiies hold conference with the Rus
sian soviet government. =.
Ine Russian soviet government has
!otineo Great Britain that il is will
ing TO meet the leading allies for a
peace conference. but as a preliminary
10 such a conference it demands the
surrender of Gen. Wrangel, the anti
oolsheVik commander in the south.
under a guarantee of personal safety,
according to the Daily Mail.
III note conveying this decision,
says the newspaper. the soviet in
iorms Great Britain of it's willingness
10 agree to an armistice in Poland and
expresses its astonishment at Great
Britalns action in interrupting the
discussion of trade relations with
| Russia
Lloyd George Confirms.
Premier Lloyd George in the house
or commons today confirmed reports
that the Russian soviet government
mad sent the British government q
note accepting Great Britain's pro-
! posal for peace conference in Lon
don between the soviet and the DOW
ers engaged in hostile action against
| the soviets or supporting such ac-
| tion.
0eorse saio ene soviet
| tives of the leading powers attend the
conference. The premier added that
Great Britain was comforting with
her allies on the subject.
or. LIoyo ueorse, repIsins 10 Ques-'
u,ons concerning RUSSIA. said; am
very nopeIui OF peace, ana that Is
Wnae the Worio wants. =
(, he aiso stated tnat since the Rus
sian government had agreed 10 the
Polish armistIce Great Britain mao
soviet trade delegation proceeding 70
London.
| Paris View Of Farley.
| p.prc,' I,,,,, ,s-rha ,ronos., Nv
~. Rus;,n snv;st oovernment 1ov =
.ne Hussen sovtsL svs ~
c0nIefence IN Lonoon WIN -. -
AAIes. *S-EypvIteu *S-E,I IN iast nie1ts We
| patcnes, VIII pc tne suoyeck OF an "a
cnanee gISteWe oetWecu 1<T&uce 3uo
tGreaf Brt4in-
As sewee S Is ts sne sGn o9,,nS Son.,d
for an aru1is stice with Poland as a
pretext for a return to the original
eoyies c4npHssm .oi et o,na, ns
political circles in Paris regard the
maneuyer as a skillful one which has
/ placed some of the allies. particu-
| larly France in a delicate position.
r,.,.. a~,,r.t Sox,.,
/
Francs hds Ho.- ceaseo " colisioeI
.he SOVIET koNeInIhei. as an irreEu-
i,, IaI orr not euppoi.e os ee .S.
~ wi,i VI ane psopte suu ss.
IL nds Ies,s.su al ac.Ion Win reieI
ehce 70 nussa enas Inisus esn le-
r. =; 80 a,,t ts,e prase;s S.H-,a
caore. srnIa for oil tba aii;as hn.r-
er sp h. .o,,,,r,,n;na.ad s,,;..' tI.
sovist sntb"rities demanS;nr thai
sp IT, .,n,.an. -
the poiish frnnt;ar.rd aerin~ ths@ ~
to arrange am ar1nistice, to be fol-
lowed by a conference Of delegates
from all the countries bordering on
Russia.
Thus lt ID admltteo now Tor the nrst
time IN poiitlc2l circles mere that
france nay De torCeo INTO positlon
Wnere snS VII o!ous NJ 70 soS
.;i1 ninS Sae AZ sn sos eis. as, iS u,ea ene
90 .Iyen tbaf ths pns.;sn fo-
debt will he paid. - 0'e" :"
e". was'
WARSAW. July '25.-Nineteen MEM
bers of the special British and French
,,;-s;ons cent h.r. "a ,oo,, 49,.
-oon .'''o
LII ,ha sora.nn,ant n,,.ha.;t; o ~ sona
| rived in Warsaw early tO0ay and the
remainder of the day was taken nm In
official calls and conferences
The missions. which are headed nv
lean Jules Jusserand. French Amhas.
sador to the United States who Is in
! Eurone on leave Of absence and TorJ
| D'AIhernon- British amhassador -
| germany were met nv rsnres.n,.
/ tiyes of the Polish royernment Vast
crowds who mad been reading ~
newspaper accounts of the allied ne
EQUATIONS In Polands behalf assem-
pieo lana showed they entertained
great hopes on the outcome Of the de-
| lioerations OF the missions. @
OmcialIy Received
The pr;t;sh ,,d C...
-ara -eceiwed oaS.;. NJ,
81; ,,in;s.aS w " okui-
On, n;et eh uterior IN tno
nrha.o r. h..d of .I poiooo,
wnere tns neaos OF the missions met
premier Wi.os-
one OF the nrst questions placed
oefore the missions was that of the
disposition OF the war materials for
Poland which have just arrived 1t
the port of Danzig and which the
workinsmen are refusing TO unload IN
oruer o, 20 pfeNsnt roiano geltins tnem.
I nne uoGn ni ano s9s.et eHls-
.ntI-po,iSb nronae.nd. s
May Meet Poles mt Brest-Litovak.
WARSAW, July 24-Armistice me-
| gotiations between Representatives
of Poland and soviet Russia probably