The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, August 06, 1920, Image 7

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rfiUNO SITUATION : > REMAINS CRITICAL i Warsaw, August 5.?Owing to the t desperate situation on the front near- * est Warsaw, the Kosciuszko squad- c ron, the air force composed for the t most part of Americans attached to c the Polish army, is beinv transferred * from the southern front. The squad- > ron will aid in the defense of the * . Polish capital. t The American Consulate in War- t saw will be closed Friday and Consul 1 Rankin is makiag preparations to de- > part Friday night. Most of the rec- * ords already have been shipped away. * The American legation here also is prepared to close within a few days. > The legation employees have shipped their baggage to Camp Grappe, the emergency headquarters of the American typhus expedition. The defensive line east of Warsaw t 1 1 ?2 J 2? ' * nus uwn pierceu in several places, ac- I cording to reports from the front, i Preparation have been begun for ( transferring the government, if that i move is necessitated by the Russian I adfance. The officials, however, still ( hope the Soviet forces will be check- t ed somewhere east of th Vistula. No announcement has been made t as to what place the governmnt s would move to, but it is reported it \ would be Posen or Czestochowa, 143 t miles southwest of Warsaw near the i Silesiona frontier. Of the developments along the I eastern defense line, the word from the front allows that after a halt of several days while reinforcements wer? frrrmht nn and supplies forwarded along the river, the Botsheviki a forced crossings of the Bug at a num- J ber of places. At one point southeast t of Ostrov, the Soviet troops are re- ( fiorted to have crossed the river in .1 arge numbers. 1 Tonights communique from head- I quarters announced that the Russians J had force the Bug in the region of r Drohiezyn (about 70 miles east of the 1 capital), this being a part of the Soviet movement to outflank the defend- I era of Warsaw and push on toward a the Vistula. The Poles counterat- t tacked and fierce fighting is continu- 1 ing. c Between Drohiezyn and Brest-Lit- i ovsk, the communique continues the i Poles launched a counter-attack i against the Russians wro had crossed r the Bug below Brest-Litovsk. In the a region of Brest-Litovsk, which is in the hands of the Russians, they re- c coRed for an attack which compelled I the Poles to evacuate Terespol, just c to the west of the river. s There was fighting at various f points to the south, but without gains J for the Russions. I The Soviet troops have been check- ? ed in their westward push along the t Prussian border, the statement an- 1 nounces. They have reached Myszc- t niec in an advance apparently diegned f to bring them to the Warsaw-Daniz i railway. Military observes assert that this is part of the Russias outflanking movement, planned to encircle the capital, thus saving the heavy losses which would result if Warsaw were attacked directly. c Russian gains are conceeded north s and east of Warsaw, where the Soviet i forces are regrouping for what may t be the final exertion in their attempt c to bring Poland to their terms of 1 peace by directly thrateneing his capital. In the center of the front bearing down upon Warsaw from the northeast the Russians, according to the communique are being held along the s Ostrov-Czerwony line to the Bug. London, August 6.?While the ac- ? tual military situation in Poland is s not much clearer than it was yester- f day, it is admitted to be critical. Reports, however, are in some respects contradictory that the precise degree 1 of menace to Warsaw as a result of i the recent Bolsheviki advance cannot ? be estimated. ; Reports yesterday stated the So- 1 viet armies had renched points thirty miles distant from the Polish capital, but later advices indicate they are twice that distance away and that the Soviet calvary is far ahead of the , infantry. A Warsaw dispatch to the Daily Mail states the Polish counter . offensive on the southern front has been successful at the Bolsheviki have 1 been hurled back 45 miles. Most ' newspapers express great anxiety 1 over the situation this morning and I the statement by a high official yes- i terday that the present position is as grave as that in August, 1914, is given great prominence. Reports that the British government has already ordered the fleet to resume the blockade of Russia, which was partially raised last November receive great emDhasis in some ioumels. hut nn of ficial sanction is claimed for the statement, and such inquiries as were possible early this morning tended to discount the rumor. It is asserted that, notwithstanding the fact that the cabinet has not yet considered the reply of the Soviet government relative to an armistic with Poland, it has been determined to send the Kameneff-Krassin trade delgation back to Russia. The text of the Soviet reply is known to have reached London, but aH yet it has not been made public by the Foreign office. All of this morning's newspapers, however, print versions of it which coincide for the most part, and show the reply was worded moderately operations against Poland. Wililngness to sign an armistice 1(0 agreerhent when Polish delegates arrive at Minsk is said to have been expressed, and the Soviet government it is asserted has declared its readiness to grant Poland complete independence. Moscow, however, has insisted upon aranging the terms of peace by direct negotiations between Poland and Russia, and participation by elements led by General Wrangel as the Russian border states has been ik refused. The reply is also said to contain a statement that the terms Russia will present to Poland are already in the hands of M. Kameneff and M. Krassin, heads of the Bol heviki trade commission now is L?ondon. These terms, according to some reports, include the condition) that romplete protection shall be secured 'or all Jews and that, free passage icross Poland shall be allowed for roods exchanged between Germany ind Russia. Moderate newspaper >pinion reflects the impression that he tone of the reply i3 reasonable ind cannot be objectionable in offiial quarters. It is said the situaion will be favorable alfected by the :ommunications. That Germany is icting in conclusion with the Bolsheriki and that it is not lessened by eports that were made by Dr. Waler Simons, German Foreign Minister before the Reichstag yesterday, luring which he declared Germany vould 3eck to pvvent the entente rom sending troops to Poland across Germany. VILL ABANDON CAMP GORDON Washington, August 6.?Instrucions have been gi*en the General Commanding the Southeastern Dejartment to abandon and salvage Camp Gordon, Georgia, the War Demrtment announced today. The Fifth division, now stationed at Camp Cordon, has been ordered transferred o Camp Jackson, S. C. The movement of the division will e made in such detachments and at uch intervals as will interfere least vith railroad operations but should >e completed before cold weather sets n the announcement said. REVIVAL AT PADGETT'S CREEK The revival meeting which began it Padgett's Creek Baptist church Junday is attracting large congregaions, many coming daily from Union, Clinton and other points. The Rev. terome Morris, pastor of the church, s being assisted in the meeting by )r. George E. Davis of Orangeburg, 5. C., who is considered one of the nost popular, pastor-evangelist of the laptist denomination in the Sttate. Mr. E. L. Wolslacel of Asheville. *1. C., who is in charge of the singing tnd who has from the first captivated he people with his splendid voice, dr. Wolslagel devotes himself exdusiwely to Evangelistic singing and s widely known as a singer and director of unusual ability. The meetng will continue through Sunday fight and great good is expected as t result of these special services. Padgett's Creek is the strongest :ountry church in Union county. The lev. Mr. Morris, who has served the hurch for the past two years has resigned and will leave in a few weeks 'or Fort Worth, Texas, to enter the southwestern Theological Seminardr. Morris has done a splendid - ,rK since coming to this church ' :?u regret is expressed on every hr.nd that le is soon to leave. The church conemplates the erection of a parsonige and the calling of a pastor for toll time. ICE CREAM SUPPER The ladies of Fairview Baptist hurch will serve an ice cream supper it v^uiem scnooj nous? aaturaay nipnt, Vupust 7th. The proceeds to go on he repair of the church. The public is ordially invited to come, tpd Members of Fairview church. A GREAT REMEDY The merits of Chamberlain's Colic ind Diarrhoea Remedy are well known ind appreciated, but there occasionilly is a man who had no acquaintmce with them and should read the 'ollowing by F. H. Dear, a hotel man it Dupuyer, Mont. "Four years ago I ised Chamberlain's Colic and Diar hoea Remedy with such wonderful remits that I have since recommended t to my friends." Aid In Threading Needle. If you are troubled to tbread a needle take a white envelope, stick the needle through, draw It down until eye Is visible and you will thread the needle like magic; the white surface of the paper sets the eye Into relief as If It were magnified. An envelope Is t>etter than paper, as It holds the fceedle more securely. Come in and find out i i about our Budget Plan. ? It organizes your spend< ing. Makes it easy for , you to "swin j" a New lulison. fej We'll show you how. | IllTRKIS FUR. 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Clean Kasy neither eats up nor frays the fiber of delicate work, nor frets the fingers of the woman. Its action is upon dirt, grime and germs. It loosens them up, dissolves thein, absorbs them in water and leaves your clothes sweet, clean and wholesome. Garments last much longer because you don't wear them out on a scrubbing board. You get 100 per cent, value out of a few cents worth of Clean Easy Naptholeino Wash Soap in clothes saved, time saved and trouble avoided. Try it and prove It and you'll like it. Notice how different Clean Easy looks from other soaps. Ask your grocer. Follow directions on Inside of wrapper. *' To r tain eternal youth," says !'nrr'i 1* inhn*v!t, the famous French actress, "women should refrain from wearing corsets." THE BEST PHYSIC When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlains Tablets. They are easY to take and mild and gentle in effect. They are highly prized by people who have become acquainted with their good qualities. They only cost a quarter. "fll THOS. D. HOLCOMB j : Candidate for Coroner I will appreciate your vote and, if elected, will serve you faithfully. Professional Card. Dr. Berry's offices will, temporarily be in the offices of Dr. Switzer and Dr. Sally. , _ Office Hours: 11 A. M. to 1 P. M. 2 to 4 P. M. Phone, Office 11. Keaidence lfifi. That "blowout" or partial rim cut CAN he repaired DEPENDABLY in this MODERN VULCANIZING PLANT. So do NOT invest in new rubber until you have seen what our skilled, modern methods and fine materials can do. Prompt service?reasonable charges. Smith Vulcanizing Co. PHONE 93. To The i SPl f we are ofU during ou will ad( Saturda No. 1 Poll Fashion Seam-up-the Ladies' Silk Hose, worth $1.00, Extra Good Quality Crepe de CI colors, worth $2.50 per ya amount to customer* yard for I r I Jersey Silk Shirting (beautiful cc $3.00 yard, three yards to th only, per yard One lot Silk Poplin Skirts (Extra J well made) formerly sold for $7.00, sale price I Your Money's QBHHnHSWBBBHH identifications by finger prints have /5= been made bv Scotland Yard detectives. ' Mrs. James M. Cox, wife of the Democratic candidate for President, was among the first women in the country to offer her sirvices for war work. INVENTIVE GENIUS ROBS CALOMEL OF NAUSEA AND DANGER v i/uuLuia c iivuiii/i; iuuui(;iue xiow Purified and Refined from All Objectionable Effects. "Calotabs"?the New Name. i What will hiunau ingenuity do next? Smokeless powder, wireless telegraphy, ho'sclcss carriages, colorless iodine, tasteless quinine.?now comes nausealess calomel. The new improvement called "Calotnlis" is now on sale at drugstores. For biliousness, constipation and indigestion the m w calomel tablet is a prac- I finally perfect remedy, as evidenced by the fact that the manufacturers have authorized all druggists to refund the price if the customer is not "perfectly delighted" J , with (lalotahs. Oim tablet at bedtime with j a swallow of wat*-?that's all. No taste, no nausea, no griping, no salts. By morn- : ing your liver is thoroughly cleansed and you are feeling tine, with a hearty appef''". Rat what you please?no danger?go i ! 'it your business. Calotabs are not sold in bulk. Get an triginal package, sealed. Price, thirtyive cents.? (adv.) LET US | CLEAN AND PRESS YOUR COOL CLOTH AND PALM BEACH SUITS and keep them much cooler for you. We Clean and Press them in the shortest possible time, and our charges are most reasonable. I have installed another Pressing machine and am able to give you prompt service. All of our help experienced, with many years in this business. All work will be called for and delivered when and where you want it. I will appreciate your business. Phone 167, Nicholson Bank Building, HAMES : PRESSING AND REPAIR SHOP ? se> All work guaranteed. Agents for the largest Dyers in the South. tol bci Already Numerous ECIALS >ring the good people r sale this week, we d the following for iy and Monday Back Black All White Middy Suits, White Skirts and f| *or A Qf* White Satin Middy Suits to po at exactly ** /!,/ One-half of the former price. tines, in all All Ladies' Slippers, in God mans QO (limited Up ^ $5.09^ for only pair .. $1.75 All Men's Slippers, in Walkovers, Peters Diamond Brand and Godtnan at 15 per cent ilors) worth o0> former price. ie customer $1 98 * Organdy Waists, worth $2.00 for. . 98c Heavy and 49 $5.00 Crepe de Chine Waists for 98 FD/AIUI I I Worth or Your Money Back I COFFEE I Values Extraordinary We always have them. We sell the best Coffee in America, and more of it than any store in this part of the state. You can always buy your favorite Coffee /? a ? from us, for as little or less, than usual elsewhere, especially in some quantity This week we are offering VOTAN COFFEES for the unheard of price of 50 cents per | pound, any size tin. If you can buy a ton of this same price from the manufacturers or shippers of this coffee, we will give you a months supply, and you can buy as much or little as you like, and if it is not as good coffee as you can buy for 60 cents per pound, ' we would not have you to keep it for the pur- ! chase price. See us now, Union or Buffalo. This price is good only so long as this add ! stays in print, then the price will be as it has m 1 wn Vipon an f^ no ? 1 ? 1 .. ~ yjv/ i \j cciii/js puunu, ana gooct value at that. We want you to have the best for as little j or leSs than you ever bought it. UNION-BUFFALO MILLS STORES Union Store Phone 74. Buffalo Store Phone 9 ! T. T WAPMAKT HIT jui. manager. TRAVELING and to take no substitute. I took a MAN'S EXPERIENCE double dose of it according to the di " rections and went to sleep. At five Vou may learn some thing from the o'clock the next morning I was called lowing statement by W. H. Ireland, by my or<Ior a??l took a train for my traveling salesman of Louisville, ne*t stopping place, a well man.'' '. "In the summer of 1888 I had a * 1 /ere attack of cholera morbus. 1 Women wil Ihereafter be eligible ve the hotel porter fifty cents and rt<ceive the Victoria Cross, one of d him to buy me a bottle of Cham- the highest honors conferred by the rlair.'s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ilritish government.