The evening world., 1920-08-03

"a q eersflc attack viii be launched
Shore for the purpose OF capturing
Eembctg before an armisttce is de-
clarod.
on the northern sector, soviet
trpops have advanced end have
natsed tha region OF ostroienlSa.
Cavalry regiments form the extreuas
tip Of the right wing Of the advano-
iug Boishevik line. and berN too.
rreah foroes ere being brought up,
APparcutly Il is planned to carry the
dl4ve much nearer this city before
"Wednesday. the earliest date set By
ehe Boviet planipossntiaries for reach
tng an nauniStice with Poland.
"Tho BoishevilSi." said last nights
ufficiai atateme1.;. "have reached the
lino running through KossalSi. Mas
owiecz vyszonIL Kosoielne and ci-
achanowicE.
-on the northern 'front.' the Tine
erom Ostrolenka 10 the Prussian
frontier n unchanged. In the region
of Lomza, the Poles are making q
stand against Soviet caveiry, but fresh
anemy reinforcements have bean
fhrown into the fight southwest Of
mat city"
Mention OF ostrolenka was the first
1nllmation that the Bolsheviki had
passed the River PISA ostrolenlSa
q southwest OF Lomza.
The feeling IN Warsaw 10 reflected
in the fact that all civilian subjects
of Great Britain have been ordered
20 leave Poland before Monday eve
ming. Legations OF other foreign
countries have come TO the same gen
arai estimate Of the situation. and
their people are now being evacuated
- speedily as possible.
Word was passed around among
Americans here. upon advice from
washington. that those deslring 70
remain In warsaw. should II appear
Gfo bolsheyild would take the capl-
tat, would 40 80 at their own risk
Gt was said the American authori-
Ties would request their passports,
which vii be returned afterward II
Individuals requested them. II was
aaid that the indlcations were that
lev, n any, Americans would remain.
although some naturaliEed citizens
might desire 90 stay in warsaw.
Applloatlons for passport yises oy
paIDons wishing 20 leave Warsaw
hn4o more than doirbled at the Amer
aoaa Consulate siAos the beginning OF
~ Soviet Ofteasive. Consulate em-
gooRea- worried ell day sunday and
90 not leave their desks until late
~ niRht. and to-day II was stated
NM aspwards OF 1000 vises are passed
Srpoa each WeeAE- Most Of the apph-
/ scsnas are women and Children VINO
/ have friends in America
Many OF these have previously
,uaRnr,od % er0as the Atlantic but the
Toeenf Boisheyik activity has had q
/ anoldsd tendanoy 20 increase their
Aemifn 70 dppa11- Many are refugees
frorn dlafriota which a few weeks oGo
suers west OF the Potash ltnee but
wlhlnb are now held by the Soviet
crowds damned the streets near the
consulate on Sunday. and extra gen
darrasa were stationed there 70 man.
tain order. 0nd 20 divert tramo 70
o1her gtreots. lanes Of applicants
.0uFlnw the last few days have ex-
tended around the entire block IN one
3. direction. and nearly around the ad-
~ = war measure, the military au-
thorifieS have prphtbited the sale OF
aacohol1o beverages with tho eCcep-
zion OF bear IN tho Warsaw DistIact:
Uhis order win stand until revoked
and was based on a law passed py
the Polish Diet last Aprdl. Music IN
cafoa has been prohibited and many
inuniciana, aotors ana artists nave
gona TO the front.
1feanWrhlls - various distances 70
TIE north, northeast and east OF the
Vtstuia. IN a great somi circle, the
work OF buildinS trenches and erect
Eng ksTSssd ware defenAe0 N being
carried on with great haste.