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NEWS OF WILLIS TON AND VICINIH. ITEMS OF MORE OR LESS GENERAL INTEREST CULLED FROM THE WILLI STON WAY. ) > GREEN ACADEMY ITEMS \ ' John'McLemorc of Columbia visited 4* his sister Mrs. N. P. Mitchell last * week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall spent M: 7 Sunday with the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woodward. Mr. P. F. Mitchell and daughter visited friends and relatives in the Tinkers Creek section. ■*Miss Lessie Heath of Blackville spent a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Heath. Miss Valerie Mitcnell spent Fri day night with Miss Eth^l Hearth, Mr. Marvin Eubanks was in this section Sunday afternoon. Miss Eve Roberson has returned home after a pleasant visit to friends and relatives in Elko. Mrs. D. S. Smoak of Windsor is here at the bed-side of her father, Mr. B. Stringfellow. who is still very sick but shows slight improve ment. Mrs. M. P. Webb of Blackville was a recent visitor in Williston. . Mr. ami Mrs D. L Merritt and Mitt Elirabeth Merritt left in their car Sunday afternoon to drive to Johnaonville, S. C.. where they will attend the marriage of Miss EHa \ Russell Poeton to Mr. Luther Hyman, which took place Sept flth , Mtaa Cora Hutto ha* a<<-pled a position as milliner at Kennedy's department Store and is hoarding ’th Mm W P WeTh Mr and Mra.'Af S MarGalaahan of and Mr. and Mr* fi. C Oritorwe and sons of * f'ttrrton were visitors of Mr and Mrs J M Odiornr last week Miss Marika Dtaon has returned f r-Ww (*rer stnrw Camp. Toledo N C-. wker* sk« Spent the summer Murk U> the rwffrwt of the m*' chants and farmers n# W iiliston the rwftaa amrket fell slightly wroter twenty rents M edr ewday Mss* Bertha Mm. of war a r tat tar here .as* Batwrday Mr arad Mrs M K KeniMdw spent Bwaday with Mr B T Riley iw k\- Irpdaie sad ware ae. wapan«ed h«swe By the laller t nephews Pierre Allen Mmwt Riley Jr l Cwy Reg res of t' en>te e ene 1 -dhdt»e|en s trer her. s few ye ere eveiled M >s. Nina Bel! this •4 ise Met tre lee BenrteU ka* left Dawkins FairfwM t w«nt). wkerr re will ten. k •urlfcOh.ii thtB WiKUr Mr Dutwese Bwyleslea and Ms. aMmula Beykewtea mt A lleadale are ♦Vettors ef Mr and Mrs y k ken aedy Jr Mrs l. II B»!nrh| sn>i •k klrga ar<* rtartlng in iltarteston Mr Jsmr. H Cr«or' Jamrs. Jr. uf Marat's, day. About two months ago Mr. Sanders lost a mule and read in a re cent issue of The Williston*Way of a mule that had been found in this sec tion came in pursuit. He found that the' mule was his and carried it hack home.- In honor of their guests, Mrs. C. J. Ch^ens and family of Washington, D. C., Mr. Q. A. Kennedy, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Q A Kennedy, Jr. gave a v. delightful barbecue at*Smith’s Swim ming Pool last Tuesday NOT ENOUGH TO KNOW RULES Successful Author* Havs to Pass Very Far Beyond That Stags ef the Writing Game. * - “A man.", said the Schoolmaster, "may know all the rules o4 poetry, and never write a poem; know all the rules of art and never paint a plc- EXCIRSJON FARRS VIA SOUTH ERN RAILWAY SYSTEM ture; know all the laws of harmony, bount KNEW ALU ABOUT “LA GRIPPE" • _ People of the Eighteenth Century Suffered From Ita Attacks aa Do Those of Today. Amid all our sufferings from the "grip,” "Russian Influenza.’' ~"blltz katar-rh,” "Spanlsli Infliienzk.’^ "flu." er Id omne genus, the name and writ ings of Sebastian Merrier are too much forgotten. In his picturesque "Tableau de ! , ar1s’ , Is to he found the following passage on the "grippe." | written in 17*<7. which might have been written today: "Almost every year toward the middle of November occur catarrhal tndlft|H'Hlthm* caused h) the prwaenew ’ of a humM end odd etonWphere and fogs which suppress trati.plratbm , Many die of It. but the ParUiane. who } laugh at everything, call these the gripi* the fltrt.' bat the laugher . ttiree day# later la blmeeif grii-pwd' by ft and g»«-« d<«wn to ike grave "1‘awsliig fr.uti <4<| rnion* and tkewter kalis tn the «q<e«i air twakee thta *Ute . prewl«w> i»f ike lran.plrwtUei alnewt unav •ddaMe The new faohhwi nf 1 • I-og rt««ba im etrvllewt It give* pcwtevrClm •gnlnes the rwM Tak ing r»-i etrerW le e«m a >wr>e r«*wedi Tk* e<4bew wLoVe 0Mn|«d|e4 t<- wait wane ttaae fwr rhe«r rarrlwgew - rtwwe cawrwwag •tartrate e.enea f * or. Alvenng ebw»g the arwtOHMew end p> rr* .*« .hi *M > i Oi.liiih»r that theke y.iUiwri n.4 »w<Bi tmt t*» prwleet I 'hevw agslvMt »l^ase W h*i *■ *#4 he fewve awM tw the *h fcev.ta'v'4 rtin. *f ivehtyt — Round Trip identification Plan one and one half farerf for round trip ATLANTA, GA., American Bottlers #. • » of Carbonated Beverages, November 13-18. >; | ATLANTIC CITY, Ancicntj thorough buss and coiinterpolnt «ttd Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic, never write or slug a sonjkthat touches Shrine Crescent Temple, September: a man's soul and starts him drifting , 15-1G. . ’ on gay dreams or reverU>e tiiat are) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., American j SM '*- \ |’Gas Association, October 23-28. “The reason is that these people J CEDAR POINT, O., International 1 vx’df *» r»r»cr»*/-vui d?.* •*♦ Iwv*. hlwvwv \ FlllOFI t- , ‘ 1 Bible Students Association, Septeni-1 her"5-13. CLEVELAND, O., Grand United; Order of Odd Fellows, National Bien nial Movable Conference (Colored) September 1F-1G.. CHATTANOOGA. TENN., South- VAMP THEATRE Friday and Saturday Matinee 4:00 P. M. A Glittering Hit! newer progress farther than Knowing rules Is hut the beg! Perhaps a man cannot write \Vlth o(it having learned certain nr though that is debatable, but to write well, a man must have passed so fa beyond-rules 4hat he does not think of them.. But pardon me for speaking at such length on this subject. I was led to thinking of It by hearing so much talk of what Is called ‘news paper English.’ ern Medical Association, 13-16. dEi November STROIT. MICH., Soverign Grand "You have all heard men and worn- j LodgeVI. 0. 0. F„ September 18-23. en say. and giving an upward tilt to ) DETROIT, MICH., Radiological So- the mate or brow. 'Ob It Is news- , c * ty of N(>rth Americ ^ Decem ber 4- puper English! Sometimes they say Lg with a high air, *011. no. I do not write [ for the uewHpa|>ers. 1 contribute to the magazines.' Why, bless your dear hearts, the beat English today 1* writ ten for newspaper)! and much of the rottenest written Is found lo books and magazines. There Is a wider and a deeper kuowlevige of the English language In a newspaper office than lo any other kind of office. "There are to** many ‘profesanru of Eng1!«tr banding out bunk to h gullible public."—(hwloo Herald HOUSTON. TEXAS, Annual Con vention Laundry Owners National As sociation. Oi tu^qjp 2-7. wi KNOXVILLeStENN., American POULTRY AsIffiMTThn Convention August 8-14. M008EH EAST. ILL., Loyal Or der of Moose Supreme Lodge , Au gust 80-26. NEW ORLEANS. LA„ Grain Dealers National Association. Octo ber 2-4. Jesse L.LasJty present* a Cecil B. DeMille ^ PRODUCTION ^bols paradise with WILL CLOSE HISTORIC ALLEY i Newark, m. j. Elks n b. p o. * 9 the World (Colored| August A- Pai»A»ay Which Figoras »• Fepya' Diary G «m Way U March •f tmprevravwaeta Annual Comrv’ft- »ieal Sorlrty Sep- August 20-24. PITTSBURG. PA tiun American Che Pm»e*S'He«4 alley, a larulag .4T Cora- ,r *^ f lull, a purturv «f whhh spa—r.-< ta I Idraiif»csi»-« Cerllfiralv Plaa (he TMmm ua April II. «tu shertly due fare gmag oavaalf fare, r*- atsaiamar t-Wyd • H*aa M gwtag lo laratag rrhvilM m fmn— St the sad of lew* ATLANTIC CTTY. X. J, Naf b*rd ue*»r« ti • • t *i " V uCUhtll sad to ooihe Ik La ^.■vaShve | 1 "V* • Iti^il alteg oUl k s s* !• fco t ' ** vt> 1 aad *a>4hee thwrvosghfar* ■ -es \ - dagger aa§ ki augkt ia *••• ia and grows, ihrowgB goegosom patoe* > >«r t' • t ATLANTIC CTTY. N ta aa the rk ta the ■ as • to vaoae»<«o T•••■■••» • gr»ai*e .It#* ru» I sat*. Ik* *ic r~e JLasa «Mka* ■ ooi a*, i, A vast r«*v t nil* is Itteraily s "k«Se la the sa l Oi*— a»raise* ««M-rv s 4e»*« »• «•» Friday uitk Mr ami Mi J 1 lat. m*r m r<.u)« hy aut-> fro m < har h-atoi to their h *m« in <U-> rsi 4 Mi**e« Id* ar'< 1 FI. • r* *1 w e M<*#rly «• (*h*rlr»lon h*vr ret irr»» rd !•> thn hum*- after » v i*it t<> \l r- «» 1 W eeks at V\ hit* Porv il Mi. and M r« < A B. -nm-tt oib lis* Mattie L»«- Bennett h;»\« rr irned from a visit of several week* .Mr. NoVman Bennett of \tlant.i. vey were accontpa^ied home b\ Mr- ^Norman Snellmg, Mr. Bennett'.-* ^-Jter. The trip was* made to A‘- vnd return by Automobile. ^jj»eleomc Mr. W ( Woodward f East North St*. Greenville, gUstodjfo our family of subscribers. 'i-«. Woodwaid have rc- ^ ox jaii^'cnville having been cal- New York on on the sad mission of prosperity te funeral of the former's be given flf;. W. Hutson, of AmericaUj^ have called with- fo discu88l^ w (Jay*s to renew their mt* Th 11 ^ to The Williston Wav, James V M ' »• JdhnsoB of White Ohio, an(V Smith of Williston. J. E. the preslc r hite Pond and others. We ‘Ylis retur the loyal support of these Mr. Cho are making it possible to world ^rhe Way. - tlon^. Sunbeams will meet at the s^et Church this afternoon at >fUl »arati— *g • atfaUaa «t* iWm fh#r* Ny» arvkrlraa • sllny f*4k j r* r—* ty ka« a ka— ga*t>— *<r* • rw avaihrr praaglrlt*** Mar%#4 ga-a a*4 Im*u u# g>«ra| mwalr right •*a* -<4 tfcr air a *vk an «rh#r *rria< than i atraa airang hataava *«»•• .4 tha giant j irra* * t* k akl h I ha ffiavf Is t>a rarwl I da'ti J * *-i mm a af %lataa*la put Is tha Ara* a Irr!« a» ar* f «r hi* n • and kaa rev * I»r*J ruraaagra fr*MM av-taral a.»«rv dampa.1 and an 4af*t|«-«i a ava aiat!.*»* tn-tad.t.g H*h.-- iota nn-l <ia*i»a i*lan*i • »•»%v-vnii^-nt , auib*.rlt <»-* at*-. Ka»r put In a *t«tl*n. [ ahirl- *111 ka aaa-.l tt« krr|> In I<-'e'k • ilk fHa -Ula'itr ••4b! Cks^gst in th« Plaisdss. l'l.» •-••i.-ii pi •-••'lit* ilarlf wbelhnr l|ir*-» »i ir» uf ilia •'••natrllalliMi «*f I hr j !*)•. .„•- im * •• ;••** lirllllMncy Ilian fi»T- • iiu-r'\ >-r wli*-!Ii.-r preliiaturh* uiun luid g u M-Mi-r M*b( tiiMll oum. or if be whs I w..ni !•• riimb up ihe niountnlnii to •XNlitilie tbe ke-are«t slur* or If tllfc , sMiii'spbere ui phst ugt's wii* purer ttein uiirsV Tbls pndileui arlsi** fcoiu . tii«- tui I tbiit we see fn>ui below only . -•even <•! |b<> ->tut« uf the Pleiiules and i tbat the last three star* can only be [ seen by as-Vmlini: to the highest sum- • mils, while there time ji^ been dls- j covered stones during from prehistoric times upon which tbe ten stars are engraved. This interesting question j in astronomy and archeology lias been j broached'to the French Academy t of I Sciences by M BigotirdsiH. Telephone Improvement. t'oiisldendile progress lias been made in the development of telephonic hear ing aids for ilie partly deaf, but the limit had apparentlv been reached I . j along this line until the new vacuum tuhe amplifier described in the I’opa-i Jar Mechanics MagazineAyga produced. Tills tube, the result of the efforts of many inventors, consists primarily of •in* i Tw •l**? •WB*4gt«s da»• -# Meury 1! aud m dad • •»-«•■» (•«*«% M imbnm i« rW 'Twry «4 * Id dM (Mdd iw IW W euHWd • Wi W •*•* I- 1^* •da v-ag** *d •#»»•* Wafli • bbrk ravl ■*• Sr'* Ad*d: mw» *W Wad fcdd Idt* tW add gate kMa wiw wWd iWy <■# (daaad *BdMu *4 atdta W k-aaa * wfMsa t>pfa dgdkk ">*• m$ ••B* tdg at Haad d**0 add iW«« >■ add! aw a pair a# wiawwa add a dauaa agaara ' Id Idtf M M HimrddA. aid* ••• w la« wdd at IW latard at • P"dd| t g p4df If was at tW hapr a Haag ta»* •m tkaf </a*dd feIliad M^dad • M lad a* tor. « • darl TW drat petal prtlrr» Id l^ddwi ara aatd ta kaW rf*W"d I bat* ad*d>* Ml Ida allay A• a*ataiwa Btaipwr** a*»d Had# faclarvr» U |l A. (kriaW* BT4 ATtJkNTlC* C ITV X. J. C'a*A«4 **** . Hdddfa* tdftlA aaaartdlkMi mf . Adwrtra Ckrlakwr |A-2d BA I TIMoRI MD B.aaaa. Far- ^ya wga Mi-awaaty H. R i mnk, Ol«Wg Isad | *4 Xartagdldv 1*4 Hid * m»vTn\ M AAA |arlarwat>-d%i ■df j Adwaidltad ala Ptiaftac ll-sa a, 4'rafl»d>*w. Aagwt 2d 8apt»dik»r 2. BnjrrttN MAKS A darned* Aa. By IWlaA Marta Idt rwk'aWdO. TW Lai Wdt PRICES 25 and 55 Cents M AdTBBTi BAUL How’s Thtof •ssriat- \«f ■ ar< el r 2B.-1B V-* UdMd4 N P. ual Off, Cartm ml af u — IKgi* a * *0*k t ***!••* IW Mf C'uui y af ■srww.rK •"sir. ulillnflNi 11 a. Bmp- * amei «f (“uadadwa Fw , a» X B'a ’ da ••-*• j S»a r**r — — . * Od* -aaa at «’aaaaad Nad a ruiarru I 'a«a fki apad Y .XaUaddl \ •aaatdttdd. Kura 1 FI CWand Madwtaa BLUE RIDT.I Bldri Mudatdtn I If la Pagaa«uaa at Matata fur |gi aft (F(|| flMit llNPfTk |M|9 ib-tl*ed at»r<dd a *rd prwiraa f«r «pr*y tag n••tala udla aurf*< ea uC adj kind TW nwtnl Id W apmyvd furraa <••• stf tW e|«n of ad afe. add a blaat of g*a lldpillgva aa Mil* Her- tro.tr, ltirr<-f a-d. !»••*•! rf Id a»»»l» • uiafinrr aa ie*i to play .id tha are add rxtidguiali It. Tbr gaa u»rd for tbr blaat la of • Doit oxidizing nature, and It* effect Is t#» carry away fine particle* of metal, which can thu* be tlep..i.liMd on any kind of aurfure, forming a very llun akin. When i«4|y|iliaae currenta are used, the electrode# may either be conver gent or no placed as to cross th« streams of gas. In one form of the apparatus the arc Is started by meant* of the Instantane ous discharge fnhn an auxiliary high- tension circuit. - Exchange. X iR R At* 1 B») {f* «nrt • of : l merit a. Repfrdtlwr 12-18 ( lilt AftA. ILL.. Naltodal I'oatkea- t af t ••egres-totuil W orkmi mlor < rd pr-pk. August 2* 27 rHHAIKI. ILL^ A aw ra an Haker«| Aasui uiiasti and Allied Trade- of Baking Indu-fry. Srpfetdbrr If-Yd f HI* AtiO. ILL.* National- Spirit uahst AsMM-iation. U. S. A. Annuilj Uonvetition, Ortober 16-21. CTNCTXNATI. o National Coun cil of Tmveling S.ile-m.is A-Mma j tion. Ortotier Fat IK » « ds kaua* as <W »*• - as*era Ma-'i s |d Nr« *W Bhwd «• dad d»efa-d» ••aafdag tW Fm- i Ida dk«u4 add keakag tw dw d*- tOI tin ^o'clock. Mrs. Claudia 'Kennedy, Ber. ;xmr. "rrof. Fr red Parker of Panteg^rt; torth Carolina, sends in his check K glor another year of the Way. Willis- gV>n people are always glad to hear from Prof, and Mrs. Parker. and Mfis. W. D. Black and igfcters, Misses louise and Annie Black, have returned from Ue, where they spent the Nr. and Mi 8. D. HccV»7 motored Km m ^rsumll elwtric^huib liaviug w iiltin it a fllament, a spiral wire t ailed u grid, and a metallic plate, all In thd order nmueiL - r Liberal Eastern Potentate. The heir to the Ottoman throne. Abdul Medjid. is something new In the way of eastern potentates. Ac cording to European papers his life In Constantinople Is a model of de mocracy. The future Commander of the Faithful, ye ho 4» years old, In tensely enjoys the liberty of which he was deprived for thirty years by Abdul Hamid. He Is said to divide his ac tivities between music, painting, and writing. His library Is stored with (.'.•..nch hooks His favorite writer is T»r« j*** > \ .“At that p**-*-e. fvar«-el nr tract' '-f land Suate. lying amt being in Great Cyprts Town*hip. Barnwell County. S. ('.containing 140 acre*, more or left*, mi Itoundcd on the North i.y landed Mrs. Esther Hogg; on East DETROIT, MICH.. Concatenated, hy lads now (or formerly) uf Jones Order of Hoo-Doo National Annual | A. Wliams. and R. I. Manning; on Soutlby lands of Mrs. Sallie* Ail Bcnitt, and on the West by ^estate i«ndt>f Jim Hogg.” Tgns of sale,'Cash.. Purchaser is requod to deposit with the Master the im of Five Hundred Dollars in cashit the time of the purchase, or a roale be had on the same day. Ptehaser to pay •>r papers and Meeting, Septeml»er 7-?. DETROIT. MICH.. Annual Meet ing Prison Association, October 12-18. INDIANAPOLIS. INI)., Supreme Camp American Woodmen District Convention. August 28-September 1st. LOUISVILLE, KY.. The National Exchange Club, September 25-27. LOUISVILLE, KY,, International starts. Federation of Catholic Alumnae, Oc-1 tober 26-November 2nd. — tee yaw k*•« (•ka** HaT • C•••*•% irtn* 9m a dkaet *mw* vw* waP mm • * »• '. •• « Ua • • * - * M •l mmrm • • 1 am* r*4 at aiacrk d**4 i—if «<ww few* HtsigT 4 »t». TiiNda. Odta ta. Be. VAN-NIL a* a dad-aWwlidW vaatBa I lav—rWig •f ua«t*ual Mfrayik Kwh ia arw- »a*l*r». ti* allunag fragradre Irmpf- a trial; gaiatv ia taHe. Ha d r liri°ij-. flavour *a(i*fir« (W mo*! exariiag • palate. Order from your f.rorrr J Tke V AN-NIL t »v. \ugu«ta n (>a- MONEY TO LOAN Loans made same day application received. No Red Tape. HARLEY & BLATT. Attorneys-at-Law BamwelL S. C. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., National Tax Association, September 18-22. ‘MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., #AnWl Meeting American Academy of Op hthalmology and Otolaryngology, Sep tember 18-25. NEW ORLEANS. LA., Southern Association of Ice Cream—Manu- H. L- O’Bannon, Master for Barnwell County. Maf-r’s Office, September 13, 1922. MACE r Surveyor & Engineer BarnweR S. C. Thedford’s T Anatole France, his favorite composer facturyrs Annual Convention, Decern- j Beetfioven. Two interesting signs of her 5-7.' ! regeiieraTlop <»f the^Ottomau empire i XEW YORK, N. Y.'National A-- J are the furi>CTbut Abdul Medjid , '* ,n ! 'gotdatioh of Retail Clothiers and Na-! be approached without oriental cere- . . . moitv and tbat be has suppressed the > _ lisrem .rf lit* 1 I'Hlu—. Club, Sept.mWr.11.15. NEW YORK, N. Y. National Policet. Conference, *Septhl>et ll-15. ST- LOUIS. MO.. American Veteri- 1 . nary Medical Association Annual Headquarters Mace Drug Co Wm. McNAB * Representing FIRE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANIES. Personal attention given all business ..Office in Harrison Block, Main St._. BARNWELL. S. C. DR. CECIL RAY, Physician and Surgeon. Office dn-the LancaateT Building, * Barnwell, S. C. VAN-NIL ♦nuinely Good . , (\N-NIL is a synthetic vanilla of rare flavouring content, non-alcoh n Iic.) Generously Good in Quantity Largest Crystal. Some time ago there was found what was thought to be the largest of all (Tystals—a pi*** e of s|*oiiumene Ifll feet Convention 'August. 'ift-Scptemlffi^ la letigih latter, bowdVgr, J*rofe^*»J y Qr (unhvr infurTnat)on n]) , in Montgomery of Tonvnio annout.* e»| . —- - . . " ^ " » •’ • nearest Tn ket Agent Or rommufitcat# ^ tbat he had meusured In td« Ktt* tl* * mine h» the Black hllla ■ rryatal of J w,th " ^ that tuiaenl ahlch was no, Ire* than R. 8- BROWX. Dietrict Patseagr* fan atx larhe* ham Id tfclcfeMaa Ml pecfaei ta <i Id Id • gra j ••(* wklt* at Agasi 741 Braag . Aagasla Ga. U A. Ffwikra Tlrhrl A feat 8. C- in Hm j ^• -v... Week-end Fares to Augusta, Ga., via Southern Railway BARNWELL "v*..-. * ff j» DENMARK c . . x.44 ORAXGERl RG |M Ticket* aa sale Friday* mad Sat or day* luaiud U retwrti md- lugbt af Thauday foil owing data «f safe. Far far«fca%iafaf*aiM call m Twhat Agaa&a. ar w. c walch. ^ • ■l xt. • >