Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
B0L SHEV|K| PLOT
| REVOLT IN US. BY
: AGENERAL STRIKE
Plan Third Internationale
/ Branch Here to Unity Two
Americas.
MORAL AND MATERIAL
AID FOR RED STRIKERS
Scheme of Worldwide Dimensions
Barred by 0ficials-Have
Pact With East.
By the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
establishment in the United States
of a branch of the Third Internation-
ale, with the object of unifylns the
activities of the revolutionary organ
izations which function on the two
American continents, was ordered oy
the Internationale at its MOSCOW
meeting late in July. it has 'oeen
learned by oficials here.
To further NE spread Of bolshevism
in the weste Npisphere, resolutions
were adopted sscow. the advices
received here pledging sup
port, both moral material. to
strikes, either econon. political.
Material aid is to be Red the
strikers in money paid by merl-
can branch of the Interna
Secret instructions adopte> =
Moscow. meeting are said to pr~
for a general strike Of workers. par
ticularly railroad men and miners,
elf their capitalistic governments
show any indication to strangle the
revolution" All revolutionary sec
tions, the instructions state, ARE
formally directed to support the Rus
sian soviet if they proclaim Ieyolu-
tionary war"
Psrt Of World Campaign.
Spread. Of bolshevist doctrines to
the United States is part of world
wide campaign. the advices received
here declare. One of the resolutions
adopted at Moscow asserts that the
activities of the Third Internationale
should not by any means be limited
to the territories of Europe. but
should be extended to India, Afghan
istan. Turkey. Persia. Korea, China.
Indo-China and the Latin American
countries.Y
In this connection the secret in
,structions provide for continuation
by the Third Internationale of its ac-
tivities independently Of the treaties
of peace which may be signed between
soviet Russia and the principal powers
and without regard to the re-estab-
lishment Of economic and diplomatic
relations which may result from these
treaties.
Treaties with Orient.
The Third Internationale. in addi-
ton to it's definite plans for the
United States, according to the ad-
vices, is to establish bureaus in BARGE
Iona, Spain; IN Paris or some other
French city, in London and in the
mining district of Wales. The local
revolutionary parties in Germany,
Italy, Austria. Czechoslovakia, Hun
gary, Jugoslavia, Rumania. Bulgaria
and Scandinavia are instructed to es-
tablish their branches at their own
discretion.
Conclusion OF a secret treaty be-
tween the soviet government and the
radical representatives of the peoples
of the east at q recent meeting in
Baku is reported in official dispatches
received here. Conferences have been
held with delegates from the eastern
nations, as well as a number OF Amer
acans, the reports say.
Agreements have been reached, the
reports add, for the spread of bolshe-
vism in India, Turkey. Japan and
the power Of Great Britain, and to a
lesser extent the influence of France
in the east. Uprisings in India and
Turkey are planned with the aid of
the soviets, it being agreed that Con-
stantinople be given eventually to
Russia.
Lenin's Secretary Arrested.
CHICAGO, September 25.-Witty
Echachman. formerly secretary to
Nokolai Lenin, was arrested late to-
day in q raid by the police bomb
squad on communist headquarters. A
quantity of literature. including list
said to contain the names of several
hundred radicals working in this
country in the interest Of the Rus
sian soviet government. was seized.
Letters from Lenin, correspondence
between communist party leaders and
French syndicalists and Russian COM
tnunists and several secret codes also
were seized. according to the police.