Mountain advocate., 1921-01-07

Ayr. t--Lioyd George issued uiunstur
70 Russian Representatives.
Poles agreed to meet Russians ., nnnsl
Avg s-Bolshsviki rejected British plsi
for ten-day armistice.
aug s-Brittsh labor leaders warne-
government against war to aid Poland.
Aug. W-United States notified Italy I
able means" against .disss.mbermsnt
would never recognize the soviet regime
or permit other nations TO slice on Rus
sian territory; and susgested withdraw
eisn troops from Russia as \ means q
end present war.
Turkish peace treaty signed.
:, Aug; llEE.eneh government announce
south Russia and would give II aid, anS
broke on relations with soviet representa-
tiyes In London,
Letvia and soviet Russia signed peac.
treaty. and Finland and Russia agreed
on an armistlce
Aug, i2-Mlawa captured by the BOl.
Bolshevlki captured soldau.
Aug. l6-Russo-Polish armistice neEo-
uations opened at Minsk.
Great battle for possession OF Warsaw.
Aug. l7-Poles repulsed Russians and
launched three counter offensives.
sheviki
Aug, ls-Russians retreating in disorder
Aug 23-Poles recaptured Bialystok.
Aug. H-Poles, having destroyed or dis
persed four OF the five Bolshevik armies
rejected Russian peace terms.
Aug. 26-General Wrangel opened great
offensive In south Russia, taking Novo-
rosslsk and other cities and the DonetE
coal basin.
Aug 2s-Reds recaptured Grodno and
Poles evacuated Bialystok.
Aug. 81 - Ukrainians opened drive
against the Bolsheviki
Peace conference at Minsk broke up.
Sept. l-Budenny's Red army In Galicia
destroyed by the Poles.
Sept. s-Big defeat OF Reds by General
Wrangel announced.
Sept. 9-D'AnnunEio proclaimed the
Italian regency OF Quarnero."
Sept 2-Ninth session OF League of
Nations council adjourned after persusd-
ing Poland and Lithuania to suspend
hostilities and arbltrRte their differences,
and Finland and Sweden to arbitrate con-
corning the Aland Islands.
Polish-Russian peace conference opened
at Riga.
Sept. 2s-Poles and Lithusnians resumed
hostilties.
Oct. slyilna seized by Polish troops
Oct. 12-Poland and soviet Russia signed
wranseI began offensive against new
Sixth soviet army.
oct. "a Russo-Finnish peace treaty
Oct. l7-Japanese and Korean troops
fought in ManchurIa
Defeaf ~ WrangeI nsar Kakhovk, an
nounees anger "s~' NO"
Nov. i--serious defeats of wrsngsrs
forces announced
Nov. iO-Italy and Jugo- Slavia reached
Agreement on AdriRtIc dispute
Nov, i.-Complsts eellapss of wran.
gels forces In the CrImsa,
New, ls-LeaEss sf Nations ASSEMBLY
opened Rfet tneetInH In 0Anavai PAU N.Y.
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savISf nussIa resumed the Pollsh ttoopS
wing 10 armistipa line.
asked United States to mediate between |
and Mustapha Kemal Pashs,
Nov. 29-ltaly started to force DAnnun-
rio out of Fiume.
President Wilson accepted invitation OF
league council to mediate between Arme-
mia and the Turks.
Italy.
Austria voted mem bership in League or /
Nations.
Russian Reds took Erlvan and estab- I
ished soviet rule for Russian Armenia.
Dec. 2-Great Britain, France and Italy
warned Greece against restoring Constan-