Arizona republican., 1920-10-18
WORLDREVOLUTION PLANNED BY COMMUNIST CONGRESS ATT BAKU-W WRECK OF SOCIALISTS. DEVELOPS 2 FRED" FACTIONS.
SOVIET MOVEMENT WILL EXTEND BAT TLEFIELD TO EUROPE AND ASIA UNION OF SOVIETS AND LABORERS IS OBJECTIVE
IRanubIlcan A. p. Lea.ed Wlrel


 WASHINGTON, Oct 17-Definife plans to spread communistic propa- aganda and organization throughout the east were laid at the recent con- gress of the Peoples of the East at Balu. Azerbaijan, said an announce today by the state department. The l.s01 delegates attending the congress were declared to have taken a solemn oath. sworn upon a naked sword. to work night and day to cause their rel spective countries to rise again cap- italism' and overthrow it"
 Soviet Russia was the country most largely represented, it was stated, fol- lowed in order by Persia, Georgia. and the native tribes of the Caucasus and Asia. Fifty-five of the delegates were women.
 "The permanent work of>this gath erinr," said the departments announce ment Ifs now to be carried on by a soviet of action and propaganda which will work in contact with and under the control of the. communist internationaie. The headquarters of this soviet of action win be at Baau. The congress has also established a permanent commission of nine mem bers. of whom two are always to be representatives of the communist in- ternationale.
 "r.he battlefield of tho soviet move ment would embrace Asia as we'll as Europe under the plans and opinions "sThe formation of an indissoluble union between the laborers of the east and soviet Russia was the announced subjective of the congress. "a union des- tined to be the greatest champion of the proletariat and the peasants, against the capitalistic entente"
 Enver Pasha, ex-minister of war Of Turkey. addressed the congress in the name of the union of revolutionary peoples of Morocco. Tunis, Tripoli. Tur- key and Arabia"
 HALLE. Germany, Oct. i7-TwS distinct revolutionary parties, on' pledged to the dictatorship of the pro- Ietariat through an alliance with the third internationale. the other work. inr toward ~proletarian camradeship' in opposition Co Mosciw, have devel- oped out of the wreck of the independ- snt Socialists.
 The Left majority. under the lead srship Of Daumig. Adolph HoffmanI and Otto Bass the young leader O Phineiand labor. conferred today oI the question of executing an agree ment with Moscow for a world revo tuition, and directed the district lead sra to prepare for a strike. The mi noritv. under the Joint presidency c oeorre Iedebour and Herr Crispief fin a separate convention, laid plans { communicate with the revolutionar forces in all countries opposed to Hos COW and prepare an organized cam naien against bolshevist methods The adopted Herr Ledebour's resolution svmpathv with bolshevist aims. b' expreasing unalterable opposition the policy Of destruction and terrol ism."
 The two conventions adjourned, Dol claiming the old party's name.
 The minority faction was defeate Rs? to 1856 yesterday on the quesuC oe adhesion to the third international
 yn the majority session, which col tfnued after the minority group ie the hall. greetings on behalf or . third interna'ionale were extended M zinoviesf. the soviet emissary
 Inc gathering. He urged the conte ence 10 send a representative to Y communist internationale organiz ton. ,,,
 The party split leaves the Mosc' adherents in control of 21 of the
 Relchstag deputies.
 The Rights. of whom Herr Crispi {. leader, adopted n resolution olre' ssv their members in the Reichstag l,troduce a law guaranteeing the rig nf asylum to political fugitives or
 countries.