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bitterly of
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I>e. '
But he was- thinking
Joyce's loss.
He turned aw«\v. Suddenly some In
stinct caused him to duck and spin
around. The flash of flame spurted al
most Into his face. He heard Joyce's
cry ring through the cavern.
Itathway had pulled a second pis
tol froii^’his clothes and tired at Lee
at five Or"six feet distance.
The hilllet 1 chipped a sliver of gran
ite from the wall behind his' head.
At the same Instant Lee saw Joyce
aim her automatic 'and tire deliberately
Uictor Rousseau
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Copyright by W. O. Chupman.
Lee oheved the insiilivt not
tell
at Itathway.
But of course no discharge followed
(the puHing of th‘»—triggeiv Lee had
known’-tfa’ automatic was empty,,
though.it had not scented necessary to
warn Joyce.
As he sprang forward, Itathway
brought the butt of the weapon smash
ing down updo. la e's forehead.
Lee dropped foolishly upon his
knees; he saw Hath way’s face, ron-
In the current, which boiled aliout
and past him. He reached out t<i the
rock, found it. elungMhere. Me* reached
up one arm and found that tie wa*i
enveloped in the fojds of aMonj* ttsh-
lug net. He saw Leboeuf lt upon tb«
brink, not ten fi'et TTTsTatit/ TJie man
was shouting, but Lee could not dis
tinguish a word. lie was isilnflng
toward the shore, to the TocR. Lee
let himself go.*
* »
•" great si mu biers ami ♦arms
strained themselves upon the net
against the torrent.> Completely en
meshed, Lee f(;lt himself being slowly
drawn, like a gigantic tish. toward the
luink. There was one; instaTrt—when
the force of the current seemed to he
pulling oh) Leboetif into the stream.
The huge body beht like a bow, there
Tnt(
THURHIU>*
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and they pushed off.
Joyce, had fallen Into a* profound
sleep of exhaustion. She began to
stir, stretched out- her arms. '
“Lee, dear, - ’ she murmured.
She opened her eyes and looked into
Bathway s vulpine fare. She screamed.
Xhe struggled. She renjeMbererb-
- She fought like a mad wonjyn, and
Hath way was forced to call for a
rope. He tied her ankles together and
fasTviffed hCr arms to her sides. iJeJj
t !.i
whs an instant of suspense, then
slowly I lie great shoulders swung hack, t
and Lee’ grasped, the rocky ledge
through the folds of the net* He felt
KathwAy that Leboeuf was alive.
"Besides." Rathw.av went i»n, “sis for
C. 1*.—Well, that might mean anything,
Clmrles 1‘alrick, or t’lsiretici* Heel.
There used lo he a Clnre-ne-e Heel fn
this district who dlsappean*d. I swear
that’s the truth, Anderson. _ Any ohl-
timer will tell \<>u that I’m not lying
to you.
N no, Anderson, you can’t
prove that’s the body of old Helly, just
from "ttiose initials.’’
Lee wnmhwed at Kalliway’s agitsi-
tlon. The man seemed xpulte beside
himself. He twined his lingers in his
black Heard, and shambled away with
his peculiar hunched slouch,. Lee led
him to" the cross above the little grave.
“I think that's proof," he said,
quietly.
But Batbway, clenching and un
clenching his lists, said nothing. Lee
went hayk, calling Joyce, and they
proceeded.in the* direethfn of (he cave.
T«ee pointed out tin* pans unci cradle,
snd the proofs of dynamiting.
“Aye, hut the gold-—where's the
fold?" Hath wav demanded.
“I have seen none." answered Lee,
"and. If you remember, 1 made no
guarantee as to it.”
“How do I know you haven't taken
It away?" Rathway shouted. "Aye,
\ou may have stolen iny gold as you
stole my wife. You may be* planning
to take my wife ilnd my gold away
toget her."
Lee looked at 1dm in amazement',,
for Rathway was nearly crazed by
sonic passion, probably. Tee thought.
vulse.l . with fury, c,\tr Jdm : Hath*
wiiy's arm, yellow w.th go.d dust,
raised to strike* again. Let leaned
backward, overbalanced, fell into the
st reu m.
lie saw Joyce run foi-ward and
grasp at him as he* was swept past,
saw Itathway' grappling with live—
then hb was In jhe whirling cur rent,
Leboenfs arms uhemt him. rnd
lapued into unconsciousness.
eol-
passed the rojie around one of
cleats. In sjiite of her bonds s),,
stntggled so that it whs all Rathwin
cciulcl do to keep Iter ./roni tilting the
boat .over. Site screamed eonf ipuaiiy
ancl tried to throw herself oyer 1 he
Bide.
»\t last g-be stopped. lu»wc*\c‘r. and
lay still fjn*m »*xhaustlon. She* never;
ren**wed her - struggles. She lay in
flie bottom of the boat with her eyvs-
cbisyd,*' drawing in convulsive breaths.
hipise f raised to the roc k rim, ielt-* 1 'esplte Ids triumph amt his anticipa
tions, Rathway was afraid of her. He
wondered what was g"in^ (>r\ !nh.d«
her mind.
CHAPTER XVII
Rathway 7 akes Thought of
His Spoils
(CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.)
IMPROVED UN.FOKM IflTERNATlONAL
l^Jitliway and li'to cav-
■ wiltly. as a pidure
Joyce and l!
ei ti vanish* il as
*cn t he "Cc rei*n
j i,ee was only climly consciems of
what was happening to him,, for Ids.
sensc*s reeled under Rathwav s blow,
and it was only an .intense effort of
the will that enabled him to keep bis
face jvbove* the wate*r. He had a v ague
consciousness that he* was being
whirled through the depths of the
mountain iu complete darkness., 'ihe
Lesson f
<n>
i
K KV f*- If Hltj/.WATEH. I*. P , Dean
c,f the Kver.l’a? Sctiool, Movicly Hib'e In
al il ute c.f VhicaK>>•) ’ '
ice. IPX'S. VVesOin Newspaper t’nlon t
tin* untieipation of obtaining ih<‘ treas
ure of old Rellv. ^ . -
“I've taken no gold and live* s ( >*.n
none." he jinsvvered. "I mupt again
remind you of our agreement, Rath
way."
Rathway pulled himself together
with an effort. “Aye, that's all riglit.’*
he answered. "This looks like Holly’s
mine. Let's, bVok inside. Have you
been inside. Anderson?”
“I've only explored the entrapop,’’
Lee Hnswored. "I hrought no candle
with me last time I was here.’’
Relighting t|hrr candle, he precteded
Rathvyay within. The sound of the
distant roaring came immediately to
their ears. By the* candle liglw Lee
saw fresh footprints on tin* • sands.
They were made by a man wearing
moccasins, no doubt Leboeuf; He did
not cnll Hath way’s tit tent Ion to t hem.
and Rathway, absorbed with his eager-
ness.lo find tlae treasure, notfeed noth
ing. *;L<*e wondered, however, wjiat the
Indian had been doing in I tie cavern.
The cave grew narrower; then, Just
when Lee thought that they had
reached the end. It suddenly vaulted
out and up into a large rhnmher.
. * The roaring of the waterfall imme
diately became aecentuat-ed as the
••funds echoed from wall to wall. By
the light of the candle they could
now see what looked like a sheer drop
Into darkness immediately in front
of them.
They drew back from tin* edge has
tily. But the n*'\1 moment they per-
. eeived that w hat they had taken for
a precipice was a river, inky black, a
swift and perfectly soundless stream
rushing through tin* cavern from slcle
to side of tin* mountain,
It emerged through a low tunnel In
the-rock and disappeared tliroiiikh an
other, barely two feet in height, upon
tin* other side. And the roaring that
they heard was not caused by this
stream within the cave, but by some
Blstanf jaitii’i act, either beyond the
mountain or deep within Hie bowels
Rathway laughed like a hyena as
he saw Leo disappear in the swift
waters'of the torrent. IJe'spun about
and struck the pistol from Joyce's
hariijs, pttlhd the girl to him, and
crushed her brutally against his
breast. . ■*
And Joyce, overcome by this 1 cli-
^nmx of ihc* night's work, suddenly re
laxed in his anflv and fainted.
I
Rathway laid her down on the* sand
, and looked at her in perplexity.
He discovered that In* was some
what in the same situation as the
fox vyith the—sack of corn and the
goose.
If he carried the girl through the r .,; SSoN TK xt-a, »s i© un 18.
tunnel and left her while he went hack uultkn tic.nt c >f a truth t per-
for the gold she might escape him. reeivc that iJocl is no respecter of perr
On the ntfier-Tiantr, if he left her In
,, , .. . . . ,, t IU M A H V l OHIt —A St range Sight
the c ave while he carried the gold whi h De ter .Suw
away, she might (ling herself into the 1 Jt'NT* »R T< U’lC— : \Vhy Heter Went
stream, in her *lespair. A'ud some- 1 ' ; **' s ©ren.
one might take the gold , !
Tin* ctnlv thing fer Uatjiway,to do
Lesson for June 7
PETER’S BROADENING VISION
was to reuiov**
simultaacorisly.
of gold to the
the gold ami )the girl
He careiect the bag
cave’s up.mb, but in
' N'i KR.YJITT >1AT H AND SHNUSR TOP-
IC— Dct* r*s Broadening Vision.
><d NO Hllctl'l.t; AND ADI'LT TOP-
H’—The c Vos pel Infenibcl for Ail Men.
lil. Peter's Sermon (vv. 34-43^.
1. The Itjtroduetion (vv. .’H-.’Ci).
He. showed tlia^ < Jod is tio respecter
<nf persons, hut that in every nation
those who fenr Bod and work right
eousness are accented of Him.
His Discourse (vv. 3(»*4".).
Jn- t^ie Tfiseourse he firuic hc*s briefly
ijp*»n t|ie mission * of Jesus showinir
that by nleans of His.haptlsm ami an-
nointing with ttu* Holy Spirit,'He wins
• liialitied for His work as mediatfr.
He then ♦‘xhihRejl th** work of Christ:
(1) In Ills life (vv. tUl-Mh).
He wont sfibout dciing good, even
casting out dcaijjns as a proof that
Cod was with Him (v. v!s».
CJI Fn His death Jv. .'(!>).
The* just suffered fur the unjust
thieR^fie might bring us to <>’"il, lieing
put to death ,Jn tin* th*sh Jl l’*'t.':I s ).
„(.'>) In Llis yestif reel ion (vv. -10-41),
Jiod raised Him .up the* third day
showing openly that Christ was His
Son (Rom. 1 :4). and that llis sae-rifi-
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was satisfactory CKcln
IV. The Holy Spirit Retired Out (vv.
Was entering upon
,*• lb** Sjiirit came
its
In
44- »sv.
As the gospel
widest emhrflc*
new jiovver. . "
V. Peter Vindicates His Ministry to
the Gentilos (11 :T1S).
Being < ailed to iicc cuinT for v isiting
and eating, with Bentilcs. H**t<>r re
hearsed the|t\ boh* stor.v in sip b p w ny
thi.l b|s narrative* took life form of
logical argument, and showed how
that Old
work by
Spirit.
hud sc>f llis sc
the miraculous
;t up.
gift
t*ie
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One’s own self is ihe b**'i
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kev
the
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uni-
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follow
Judgment
Iinent follows sin us
- th** voice. Rroph* tie
the <*cho
News.
B*
Overcoming Evil
bruvaiy <‘11011 ding it. an •■vll w.'iicb
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans made same day
appi’cation received.
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canni.t be avoidod
American Friend.
IS, ov M'CO.'lf.—
s|>it** of bis gr**at st! engtb. >tli** w eight
was tcii'ilic. lb* tvctli, i!cd himsol?
to his lidioTs, however, !'iy the. retlec-
fioi* i!;.i; plit* bag < on:aiii» d »i f rtuuc.
Then, returning to Joyce, he carried
her lo tin* biig-and set li*T *lown be-
siib* it. *
It w as foriunafe far bim that Joyce
reriia'Pcd iinci iT-cloils,- or ho na.idd
have b.*cn iu'tfms'si'f.'ly handicapped in
Ibis.
was
I. Cornelius
i. h -
(v. -1).
or o’, or a com-
manenvers. Cursing and -istrng-
brsi with tin
frl. Kathwiiv
rock at tii*
bag and thetli with
lit Inst got t)
foot ' ' ’
’of 111 **
a> indiscreet I v
which Fee Juvd
out to him.
Tln ti arose the Inost
F
ban to
tunnel
pointed
'I hrpngii the convi'r^ioii of <
the ’Ti’iiddli* * vviilj of pavD;i
broken down (Rpli. •_ , ;|).
(lb; 12).
t dlicial Hosii ion
lie ’ as a Boiiu
I* n; of pm soldi,
2. llis t 'bar.tc^r (T"2).
(1) A d**\oiily pious jfian
(2) il** was a praving men.
(.’f) Me was cliari.illde.
(!) 11*' was rcsjiected by his famllv.
'11;** l.ord elms a <’oin*4iws f,,,' the
tr/llsil itill of tile gospol to the* Den-
tiles because of his ehanicter and p*e
sltyni,. ■’
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the old reliahle ?
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Vkite I of prict s.
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a an Street
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Send l/sP four Job Work.
diffh’ult prob-
He Saw Joyce Run Forward and Grasp
at Him as He Swept-Past.
lem of idT Either the girl or the go!d\ Gentiles (lO.J-.kt).
would have to be left on the upper L
II. The Supernatural Preparation—f6r
the Transition of th.e Gospel to the
sk*-!—i*-t—:—:~>v*:**Fv •> t**>*r—t*-!**»t , *i**!**!**:-:**:-'> ■
rock roof swc|>t his hair, and the
rock walls on his two sides formed
a" sort of hydraulic tulie against which
tin* stream tossed and bulleted him,
hurling hiiu rrom side to sub* ,n its
fury.
And ever the stream grew swifter,
and ever that ominous roaring sounded
hinder in his ears.
i Tlu* river was carrying him toward
some subterranean vv-ate-rfail. Half
i conscious. Lee visualized death among
I the grimbng rocks death in that
I vlsrou; blaeknens tbai no rav of sun-
side of the tunnel while he Went back
for the other. And during his absence
— Rathwav shuddered HI the thought
<if any prowler coming along and mak
ing off With the treasure.
II** was not convinced in bis mind
that Ids aides bad not followed-Imm
Rathway chose to leave the gold
in safety. Ii was tl^* greater of his
two passjons. Gathering Joyce in Ids
arms, he es-ayed the ascent of the
cliff. -
How he got to the tunnel's entrance
he hardly krievv a-fts-rwarih It vvas a
f*')<t vvliiih only the spur’of triumph
enabl**d iilm t-* jueomprish. He had
In onler to bring this' aboil* :
1. Two \'fsions Wen* linen.
(1) The vision of (’orheliu
(V.
prayer, an ang**l
that Its
'A
MONEY to LEM)
While engaged in
of God animnneen
ami alms had come
memorial, anil instructed him to
to Joppa for Reter
vYhat to do.
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(j per cunt, interest on lar^e innounts.
Private funds for small loans.
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prayer fA
before God as a j y
setuLl
who would tell
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him
(2) The
lit* saw
clean and
vision of I’eter (v. it-Id),
a certain vessel containing
unclean animals let down
1 from li* v av**n. This. vessel let down
: from li**aven and taken hack imi-iuit* <1
that l>ot11 Jews and Gentil*‘s ’’vet** ac-
i cepted on high.
i 2. A Messenger S**nt I foin
t i;
i.
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(’or-
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light bad ever illtimina(* i *|.
H** knew In a dinj way that this was-
the end. and resistance being impos-'
sibl**,. Design***! himself to the ..rush of
to hold on with both hand*
vvlnl
'III with the itiSidf's
neilu
*■ grip-
of his
(vv.. 17-22).
the waters, gasping in a fFw niouthl-
fids of .air vvheii«*v**r it was possjide.
-fill** tunnel vvas growing, still nar
rower. and How t b** 'rod ring’ sounded
In his cats like’ thunder 'The rock
roof dipped to ibe water Lee. drew
in om* last breath, lb* went under.
He Him; up his anus, Tirin hi- lingers
scraped the roof -theft touched *only
eftiptlues*;. The crrrrenT trtrHcfl him to
the surlace itgait). He opij^'d his
eyes. * , i
Starlight overluHtl, appearing be
tween high, precipitous vv. j I tjt, that
s**etned to scrape the sk.v. A narrow
gorge, through which til** current
ping th*
arms.
At length, however, lie did succeed
in reaching the funnel's mouth, drag
ging himself through, -and pulling
Joyce through after him. The ascent
of rlio r,i< i v ladder was trilling in com- j
over
long.
made
The
of the earth. . ■ ‘
There were ev!den"es, in the slfape
par,son. ,—
11*> looked lit Joyce She vY:is stHI
in a i nndition of profound uncjiudcioiis-
n*’ss. Breathing an unvoiced t raver
to whatev* t* ‘gods controlled bts soul,
that "be would not awake, Rcthway
laid.,her down between the monolith
and the rooking stone, and went back
for th** gold. V
This job of'lioHling tb** beav bag
nr» tin* side of the cliff, required less
dexterity, but every ouib c of strength
I n I t bu t he possess***!. iTVcdT !Tv"* lucli,
I’eter was greatl.-y perplexed
whjit he had seen, but not tdr
for messengers' from ('dmelius
impiiry at the gat** for Idm.
Spirit informed I’eter of the matter,
find bad** bun go. nothing doubting.
Tints w** see that both had been pre-
*p:,: ed for each .other by God.
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ANNOUNCING
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THAT THE
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The .'Ie**fipg of ('orni'lius and
(vv. ’g.'Kh'D.
'had
th** g<ui(l judg’nient to know,
a matter of so irreat impor-
witn«*s-«*s.
for Peter.
(v.
«>f rusty pots and kettles, and disinte
grating tins strewn about the plnee,
that this had been Belly’s head
quarters. while on the opposite side, of
the cavern there vvas- a deep sand
tunnel .extending ipto a smaller cavern
under tlie wall, showing that Belly had
worked this part for gold. And the
whole interior wap piled high with
wood ashes and remains of—charred
logs.
This seemed, In fact, to be the heart
of Belly's gold mine /
Suddenly Itathway. who, had been
wandering apparently aimlessly about
the Interior, uttered a shout and
leaped toward the obscurity of the op
posite wall. In another moment he
had returned, dragging with him a
large sack, from whose* mouth tiny
yellow partleleR v exuded.
As If unconscious of the presence of
Lee and Joyce, be kneeled down, and,
muttering'feverishly, began untying the
eord about the pack's mouth. The gap
ing sides disclosed a pit of gold.
Gold In fine dust, gold In nugghfs.
Rathway plunged his arms within the
sack tip to the elbows, chuckling and.
mumbling. There was a fortune in
that hag, the accumulation *>f old
Pel'y's years of nocturnal labors. It
was impossible to estimate it. hut it
would make its possessor a very rich
xnnn for life*
* "Wall. I'm glad you’ve got It,” *uid
whirtrd lii-ut still more furious!v.
.-Hi** distitni *• a line of white, the boll- ‘ i,r: »^ing and scrambling up tlu* rocky
ing of tin* tori **nt about the roik v s of 1 "‘ill. L.'ithwav ptofted ,t b**foie him
the falls. ' until, hruised hy th** Impact of the
ijkTnvoluntarilv a great cry of anguish treasure, he got it safelv witbi-u the
^nroke from L****’s rtirost. Again and tnium*!, an*! th«*nce to the rocking
again it liro-k*y forth, the spontanemis stun** above.
protest of the boUv against inevitable II** .stbpp***! to br.eafbe. II»> wiped
destruction;" 1 I’M s weat front his fare. It was not
Upon the brink of the gorge, which ! ve** far from down. He must have
ha.I a tiny ledge of r*S.’k or undirclifT l,,,lirs ° n th,,t ,ask -
hesble the wat.*r. a beacon fir.* loape.l carrying the bag nnd tb** girl
lot,i view, far away. Silhouetted . hl|D' n aO*ly. he pushed hn toward the
against It vvas the black flgpro of a H< * .waken***! his ai*les with a
titan. . L.*e fancied that .he,shouted In bellow', * They came staggering out.
answer. His head was growing cl**ar»>r*i drunk and half asleep.'
*'' J ...^4-. -• »■—
n(»\\. * -*1
The gorge had become as narrow
a hall bedroom, and the rush'of the
black torrent toward tin* falls terrific.
It whirled Lee around and around like
fo'j v'v ofsbip
Be-
‘Sfart
L*,
a hall. The lin<* of white was eourihg
n«utr**r with awful rapidity. la 1 ** saw
the tigure on the edge of if, tossing Its !
arms as it raced along -the brink, but
if it was shouting ndw. its voice wjis
imlistinguishahle In the- rosr of the I
i torrent.
G,r*mt fallen rocks lined the banks.
Lee grasped at them as he was swept
by. hut they always eluded him, al
ways the < iirrent carried him away. - )
Now he seemed pjnised upon th** brink
of the tmnbllng'‘eataraot‘/iH©f grasped
up the engine, Kramer." he
fdmutCirl. “We'll have to he on bur
way by daylight. Gimme a drink!”
He gulped down half a* bottle of his
own liquorr The reaction aft©p his In-
credible labors, the possession/ ot the
gold, tla* supretiie triumph 'of that
night exalte*! him. But he vvas anxious
to get away as soon as possible.
At Sisfon lake, which wits only a
•few hours’ Journey by motor boat, he
woifld he in his own retreat. He
could wait till then to enjoy success.
en tm
ft
He cionteil as he looked down at ttie
tinconseiiUTs glrk—
Sometlung had gone wrong with the
engine, ’find Rathway fussed and
fumed vvliile KrumerT^thc mechanic.
Bet*!
(1) l’*iUitr took six witBo"s*s along
X v
II*
that
tawe. he must have
(2) <’(irnMius , w iiii ing
24). * j
He called together his 'kinsmen anti
friends. , •
(.'?) < ’ornelius "about
ter (v. 2.V2dr.
Beter repudiated bis
fested*fbat he was Imt
side of <'orn**Htis. A «
(4> The reciprocal explanation (tv.
27-,'t'l). . J
Beter explained to hint how God had
taken from him his Jewish prejudice,
and asked that <’ornelius stale the
purposjv-of his lufving sent for htfh?
Corneiius explains how God had ap
peared uTno'JTtumnd instructed hint
to s*ni| for B**ter.
J*'t and pro-
la nian along-
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DODGE CARS
And Dodge Graham i rucks are Sold
this Territory now by
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Allendale
Auto Co.
So. Car.
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Distributors for Aiken, Barnwell and
Allendale Counties.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Scholarship*f and Entrance Exammatiot s.
f
The •examination
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for .'the award of vacant scholarships in th« f Univetvity
of
South Carol in a and
for admission of m
•t? sttidents will he held ah the County Court House Friday. July 10, 192o, at 9
f
• dock’a.'m. Applicants itiust not be kvss_il>Ati H* years of ag
Scholarships are vacant in the' following 23 counties:'
ft.;
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Allendale
Barnwell,
Beaufort,
Berkeley,
( h'ar'eston,
Cherokee,
Clarendon,
’Dillon.
Dorchester,
Fairfield,
Hampton,
Horry.
Jasper,
Ldurens,
Lexington,
Marion,
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■^Oconee
Rft hland,,
Saluda;
. Sumter,
1 » o—I
l nton,
Williamsburg,
York.
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/should W ile.
Applicants for scholarships y
Theta: should he tile*! with ^: hp Brdmd'ont hy July
tuition .and fees. The next session will open
to Rreswlgiit Melton for scholarship application blanks.
7th. ’’Mfholarships are worth $100.01), plus free
September Ixith,
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