Evening star., 1920-10-14

Days Reports Also Mention
London or Paris for Ad-
justing Final Peace.
BY the Associated Press.

| RIGA, October 13.-M. Joffe. with
| the greater part Of the Russian soviet
delegation, will leave tonight for
MOSCOW. NJ. Dombski. head Of the
Polish mission, will remain in Riga
until Saturday.
| No arrangements have been made
for the final peace conference, but
rumors are current that 1t will not
be held at Riga Paris and London
are suggested, but the soviets and
Poles say it is too early to mako q
decision.
| Thomas Nareuchevitch, the Lithu-
| anian representative. who negotiated
the Lithuanian peace with the soviets
during the Riga conference. left to-
| day for Kovno. much disappointed
! ever the Lithuanian boundary fixed
at the Riga negotiations and embit-
| tered by the seizure of Wilma by
| Gen. Zellgouakis troops. He said
| offer for bolshevik alliance last
| June, but refused it
Fighting in Vilna Region.
| WARSAW, October 13.-Gen. Zell-
gouski's central Lithuanian troops
have clashed with Lithuanian forces
who attempted concentration in the
Wilma region. according to dispatches
from Grodno. The bolsheviki are re-
ported to be cooperating with the
ILithuanians. Gen. ZellgouslSi is re-
ported to be advancing to the north
. east in the direction Of Sventsiany.
On the first day he captured Ice
bolsheviki and thirty Lithuanians.
League Delegates ON wsy.
! LONDON, October IA Kovno
dispatch to the London Times says
that the league of nations commits
sion left Wednesday morning for
Suwalki in connection with the Wilma
episode. 1t is expected to advise the
appointment of a control to prevent
communication with Gen. Zellgouskis
division occupying Wilma and War
saw, in order to force the capitulation
of the outlaw troops.
The likelihood of an advance on
Kovno, says the correspondent is no
longer seriously entertained. Mean
while the Lithuanian government de-
probably will demand from warsaw
the denial of collusion before taking
further steps. The foreign missions
have returned to Kovno.
Wilma Is With0ut Food.
WARSAW. October 13.-The city Of
Wilma and it's suburbs are without
foodstuffs Of any kind, according to
IcpOi 10 ISS0ANCO LAOH Villa lOOAy. All
provisions were consumed during the
city's occupation by the bnlsheviki
and the Lithuanians, the reports say.
Agrees on Peace Negotiations.
LONDON, October 13.-rhe Lthu-
anian delegation in London has re-
ceived an official dispatch from Kovno
to the effect that Prince Sapieha- the
Polish foreign minister. has sent a
note to Lithuania agreeing to the
1DrNya rxaa Ut h@a ~s>
ent line and proposing to resume
peace negotiations at Orany.
Lithuania. the dispatch adds, agrees
to reopen negotiations, but demands
that the Polish troops Immediately
eyacuate Wilma and that the Polish
government declare its attitude to-
ward the so-called government Of
Gen Zellgouslki and N. Abramowicz,
the well known Polish nationalist
leader, from whom. 1t declares, all
military supplies should be cut or
Begin Pelish-Daasig Pact.
PARIS. October 13.-The council Of
amha ssadors today began formulate
ing the Polish-Danzig treaty contem-
plated by article l04 Of the Versailles
submitted drafts.
The Danzig delegation is headed by
Burgomaster Sahm, whose name was
On the Polish list Of war guilty, but
was removed in view of the neEotia-
tions.
U. 8. Array 0Aeers Visit Crimes.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, October IL
Rear Admiral Newton A.. McCully.
commander Of the American naval
forces In Russian waters, and chi W.
A. Castle. United States military at
tache here, returned to Constantinople
from the Crime ea today. Col. Castle In
spected the entire front of Cen:
Wrangle's army.