Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
POLES AND REDS
RESUME FIGHTING
Former Extend Lines and Report
Smashing of Division
Of Bolsheviki.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Though the Polish government senes
the resentment Of the officers and soldiers
who after years of fighting were prevented
from entering their native city, yet II must
regard their action as q culpable breach os
military duty" he said.
Poland has received from the Wilma
government a note expressing the inten-
ton to grant the population of the dis
puted territory the right Of self determine
tion The Wilma government also asks
help in the event Of an attack by the
Soviets Poland has always stood for self
determination for the Wilma district, but
Poland had intended 10 further the Polish
population claims ~ the Nilna district bY
other means than those chosen BY General
Zellgolski
Paris. oct - Former Premier Padcr-
cwski. Of Poland, has decided ~ leave
Paris tomorrow for Warsaw Il is said the
object of his visit IS 10 inform his govern
menf of tho bad impression thc occupation
Of Wilma has made upon the IeagIIc ~
Nations.
london. Oct lG Jcwish Telegaphic
Agency According IL an official state
mcnt issued by the Lithuanian egatfon n
this citv. 30 Jews have bceH killed scores
II others wounded and 4 number ~ Jow-
lgh stores robbed in Wilma since fhe occu-
/ patton ~ that city Nv General /ollgouskl
Warsaw. oct Is. Thc smashing u the
gyth Bnlshcyik DIVISION bv the Folc7 r 3
+ resumption II fighting ~ the Russo
+ Polish Iinc is reported n tonight official
war Office statement
The Poles arc extending their .ines
toward the boundary .et by the arnis'lcc.
whch IS shortly tn become effective
Riga. Oct Is The oigh'h aIl-Ruevian
+ Soviet Congress was scheduled 70 open n
Moscow today with a report from Adolph
Ioffe. hoad n tho Russian Soviet del"ga-
ton which negotiated peace with tne
Poles IN Riga On the various peace negn-
tiatIons Predictions have been made herr
that George JchitchcrIn, the ~ov1ef
foreign minister. would outline ~ the
congress a new foreign policy less ~
ccti0nahic 70 western Europe than the
present Soviet policy
There arc manv rlmors Of 2 possible
change m the SOVIET government through
the admission nf -Bolshevists to high
positions IN order r. give the government
coalition form.
Warsaw. Oct Is Premier Witns, n
the outline he gave the dict yesterday q
the attitude 0f Poland toward the pro
vIsional government of Central Lithusnlz
established by General Zeilgouski, he
rlared thaf 4 Lithuanian and Whit
-Is1lssiasa- eIfvls'on brske~ away from IN
Polish army on October 3. advanced
northward and occupied the wilma DIS
triets.
Sebastapol. Oct l5-Thc Bolshevik
are hammerng the INES q tIenera
Baron Wrarge about Or7ekhov, clever
miles southeast of Aiexandroysk on thi
south Russian front. The SOVIET torces
are sheiHng Pologu, 4s miles east q
Orlekhov. necessarily
Warsaw, Oct - The Russian force.
If General Balakovltch. which nave 0eel
fighting with the Poles. but viii ne obllge'
to leave Poland under me peace term
with the Moscow government, wi
nevertheless continue their warfare agalnS
the Bolsheviki, cooperating with Genera
Wrangcl aTmle-.
Warsaw. Oct Is General Josep
PiIsudski, President Of The Republic =
Poland. rendered his resignation Is Che
Executive today At the request Of tn
goverr nent. however, General PiIsudsE
withdrew ms resignation Professionally.