Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE TWO : MYSTERY OK THE YRLIJYW F18H ' E3ZZIZ^ (Last installment.) t~~ ' " y? #i 1. as Henry ftpprn?<o^r,,tfr;r~aiT?n h? l. "arose, and just as he opened "his mouth to speak Ola called sharply from?above, "ISuine1 une vome '^nere = quiekly," fnrytVtng for .in inatn-nfcpthe man, Henry and the. next door at the head of .the stairs Ola held ' a limp inna oorr~her shoulder," she^ has fainted Mr. Chamle. Some one take her as I must go buck to Miss ?Margret at once," Henry carried the - girl to her^.rooni and deposited her on the. bed, he sent the neighbor to call1 a physician and the dumb gard-l ner for restpratives, as he gently, ' bathed her face. The neighbor re?rr turned in a few. ,minutes saving that the red headed man they left down stairs was gone. Henry was provok^ ed, he was more interested in lnna's quick heavy breathing right now than ' the prowler. "Did you call-the-dootor/' "No, I did not have time for as I reached the room I looked 'for. the over the house and 'see no trace of ? him " "very well, please get a pHvsician, Miss Margaret needs one as well as Miss Inna." The neighbor grumbled and went down The stairs. * Just before-the physician arrived ?.. j _ j !-! t?i v _ auiiTut'u iii#rcyiving ninu, sntj came too . with puzzlement on her -pretty facp," Hh, Oh, "tVmn jt iw ynn _ Henry," "Yes," anxiously answered Henry. "Are yon alright txow^Innay,Jr "Oh' what happened? "You fainted." "Ah, I remember...now, that awful scene, must have been too much for my nerves, that girl .and that man! Oh! how could she?", with this she . . seized Henry's arm, "how could-she?" I--don't know Inna, hu^-you are as s>? ! much a puzzle to nie as that crirl." "Henry, how can you sav such things . Henry. Tears came into her eyes. much." All the softness of Henry's nature came to the surface b? seeing tears in her lovely eyes. "Don't" dear/' he half whispered, ."I- believe you, for-1 love you Inya, and I'll j | > > -J : &**. ^ | V? an d o 1 p A :: ^ ^ ^P^ 1 t 1J ^ r ^ < i - . < * ? .... . < ... : ?> Grounds?21 acres. % Buildings?18, including, Educational 1. Dormitories, etc: Wilson Dormitor; Refectory, Laundry, (Jafete Health and Recreation: Gyjnnasi Grounds and Buildings > worth half Laboratories ior Chemistry, Physic Health P rotrrom: Phv?ain?l 2 ters, Athletic Field; Football team < ??- Staff includes teachers represehtin J1 Arts. < Cultural influences Lectures, Reci '.... *'t tures. < ? Character Building through Rettgt -J ; The whole program- of. the school -1 f ? s < > . * ' . ;; I.?STANDARD COLLEGE OF LI < > English, Home Economics, Fre ??\ \ . Science, Psychology, Religious ] Each department is in charge o '? II.?STANDARD FOUR .YEAR HI ? i... III.?TEACHER TRAINING COURS ; ; v.?DOMESTIC ARTS INCLUDE ? VI.?COMMERCIAL^ INCLUDING i > VII.?MUSIC- INCLUDING PIANf , , VIII?FINE ART AND INDUSTRY T TERMS KE ASOMABJ Y For further information, w > * : l f? mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmtm _____ \ | stand by yon right or wrong, Oh, ' sb 'Oh,'"artd thruwing her arms aruunU tri his'neck she Wept bitter tears. Hen- nn ry tried |o console her as a man only ha knows, by caressing her hair and ir< -arms and trying to kiss her tears away. Upon this ?cene the physician du entered. ".She is very nervous," Hen- nu xy hlunhgA ati h* -said ^his Th^ d<x>- A) tor gave her a hyperdermic and said oa that she must be kept very quiet as "itshe was on thP vorev of a nervous _re breakdown. - fe> ?He rayc Misu Mqegaret the- some th orders, but as Soon as he left Miss" ~trp Margaret arose and opened thd black dr bag. she held it up and pouretL the s,v contents on her bed. A stream of ut old gold coins, rings, with brilliant m: stones, seyeral loose diamonds, rubies en ard pieces- of jade. "^lerey," she bi< cried, "and I didn't believe it." She he ran her fingers through the little ca pile, and then set to examining each k? piece; she counted the coins and play ro' ed with them unti} daybreak, when f?? she summoned Hdnry. As he entered an he saw a new light in her eyes." Ah, th Henry it Is true, this bag is indeed CP valuable. Look," and she poured the th Contents out again, Henry examin- at etf them also. "Madam, this?bag must be worth at least twenty thou- se ^andr"?"Henry yuu must keep -it un- M* til later, when the banks open and I nn deposit it in a vault, carry a few of fo: thqse loose stones and have them i let tested." "That is the best place for [ op this bag," said Henry as he went out. j Co He carried the bag to his room and' ny after wrapping it in a towel hid ?t; thi in Viiq 1 nnnHmr Ko?y wVvinV* urnc? Vionrr. i cn - - - - j wwdj t* v*v. ""mh? ing in a closet. After inquiring of j ffi Inna and finding that she was.resting, hp walked over the grounds""pufc- } gsi ailing oyer the myetoryr As-ha npar^-j-jir ed the back- of the house, he haw , th flowers down and upon examination ' Hi< found that thev had been trampled tci by feet, the flowers near the base-j en ment window were utterly destroyed, fo and the iron bars which held the win- ! to dow safe against intruders had been lei 'skillfully removed. A light'flashed i w< across his sight, and stooping down'th he discovered a large diamond, he , "I held it to the light. "Gee, some m ~Int0j-10T- OjT i mjuB "^? ?o ,^/x c?xrx\ixix.stjrCL-6ioirL Facts About Claflin 1 Tingley Building, Lee Library, Phys" 6l Bulldlftg, ChApel.-? : y for. Women, "Mary F. Dunton Dor mi tor iria. , ayum, Training Quart trs> Athlette Field, 1 a~mttlioon dollars. Library contains 10,0 s and Biology welL equipped and in ehar; >r for Men, and Phy s-ical Director for V\ champions of conference in 1929-30; Bas g the best colleges of America. Every i tals, Dramatics, Lit erary Societies, Kan ous instruction and Actjvites. hr tmdtrrgirrW tv rn.Inn Courses OfferedT BERAf^ ARTS iHth-^eurses~m--4Rttlogy nch, Latin, Mathematics, Music. Philos Education, Sociology, f a professor who is especially qualified GH SCHOOL, based upon Eight Grades ;ES.' ? - IV.?PRE-MEDICA DRESSMAKING, PLAIN SEWING STENOGRAPHS BOOKKEEPING. TY >, VOICE, STRING AND WIND fNSTl iL ART including Drawing, Painting, In! U?u_ . , nrite - J ' 4 J: B. RANDOLPHS - . _i ? Qtm ' Y ^ 1 ' f' * . THE PALMET < * ? t -hp_ muttered, the ones?that?: Hmftlcd down~~~ihe flowers and re- < jved these bors left this, they must ive gotten away with some of the j easure, he thought. < imb gardner went through the base i ent and searched --ov^'ry place. wnnd Hdov**u -oV oloeU be -decided- to?: rry the bUtr Th The tnmk. He nlaced" cm efii'l'l.v in rhis purtt'ubo, when lie?I memhored that >hc was to have a w of the kH>s?e stones tested, taking i a?bag?out?hi?pouiwl tire contents?' ion his bed, the firrt thing-that?< opped from it was tin, head of a ? tall china ornament'.* Henry'was < tej-ly dismayed, next, fell the re-j ainder of the toy :.nd several oth- j small ornaments that had been on J 5 dresser. Fear seized the man, I rushod rmrdlv out of his room, i lling M iss Mftrgaret, "They're gone i tie, he exclaimed as he entered her] < om. "The rines, coins, stones, all i 1 ne." "What" from Miss Mdrgaret [ ; d rang the bell wildly foe- Ola^and i e dumb husband. "Get IVJfss Inna," ( ' at Ola would never return, when i last shd returned, she exclaimed, liss lnna is gone, Madamr I have' arched the house, she is not in it. ! ?.! Hnrlf sport iiiit p-ntVn nKp A essenger boy gave rno^this letter r Mr. Henry jut now," sp prave "the < ;ter to Henry. Wildly' tearing it i en, he read aloud: "Dear Henry, I 1 uld not stand it any' loonger, the \ y'stery and all, it was driving me ~ ad. I "just had to go. Trv to conlo nunt. Mni'gnret: yritf shall hear _ arm me again. Inna. . "The poor dear," cried Miss -Market, "the poor dear, it is enough to ixe?Hnr mad." j ?^hrr?didn't stpnl at .treasore" Henry. - I knew?she :ln't. "Just asT she finished Ola enred with .a eiurlegrani. Ilehrv oped it, hp knew who, it was from, : r several days lx>fore he had cabsend "him details of Edward Tress:1 to aseeret service man in Vienna I'il's" daughter and the mystery of p yellow Jish. The cablegram read: 'j I err Hafeal did the work several i onths ago ~rnr Inna Treswell; her *WHt* Ccuf<3 ? <3 ?~-L A. ' -t- -Z. ?> * -L-i. JTl/- ?* ' ' ) ics~ Laboratory, HIDILJ-W 1 ..'ilmvatwyr y foro Men, Louise K. So.ules Home, fnftrmary. 00 well selected and modern volumesr7 g<r of spei-raTists.? 'omen; Gymnasium, Training Quareball, Track, Basket ball .Tennis, instructor in the college TPMrrSter-^of nous Paintings, Radio/ Moving fijic r ' i , Chemistry, Economies, EdueatioTTT Qiihy, _ Physics,?Physiology,?Politicol in the narticulnr fiel.i ..f otmlv ^Grammar School work. L COURSF.S. ^E^mTlNFNF(fri;lf I- TP > rmtTn :?ritfr PHciritioh, etc. 1' ?r President, igebu*gT SoulK TTarol?na,<? *w~x? ';?m < ;? : ?: iTiniiW^iiim - ' ' ' : aTO LEADER 'zzzzzZml >-,zr~zZ] i^nl 1-nnVn lntoi- annthor ffiy] pnifl hini a large sum to have the same Resigned on her back at the same place, he did not remember the girl's nmnp, HiH nnt rpnipml^r hauing hoara it. ?"That other girl," exclaimed Miss Margaret "the girl was very attract- ive," Henry read on"-*^ tender and fair Skin. large grayish hlne??and? hnid"?The cablegram ended. r __iiuur^Miss Margaret could- not ait lip any Innnger, she had to be assist- j ?d to her bed. -Henry woe an ottpres- iion -of hopeless love, as hP sat very j quiet, he did nat -care-to say a word , i ?r heara word spoken. ?i Ola entered again and gave him another letter, he broke the seal and read. To Miv Henry Chambler: My faithfyl muiel and I got our erold, at least as much as we can use. I threw it out" of the basement window/three?bags, just about three n hundred thousand dollars. The other you may have, and make it a wed- _i ding gift, for you and Claire Fon. Tell nty aunt that I would have made her a better fleice had she given me ~ a half a chance, but I saw at once When you hear from me again I that-she" preferred-the-other to me. ; shall be safe in my native land. ?Inrta Margaret. Tresswell. ; Miss Margaret was truly sick niw; af course' the .police took the case j aver but she did not push it, and af:er awhile her house resunied its Us- 1 ual quietude. ' " " " ' I The end. Mrs. Laura .Guode Junes ? ^ ? ? ? =2 THE BOYS AM) GIRLS C0MMU?MITY CLUBS OF ZIPX BAP-?? ? . ! Friday afternoon the club met at j the-home of Mrs. Many, Robinson. 910 . Harden Street at ? o'clock. Miss Ruth Robinson openqd the meeting with i the song "Where He Leads- I'll Foildw~~] prayer was offered by the Prelate, Hildreth Hopkins. Each member responded with their Bible verses beginning with the letter "II" Jacob 1 Robinson presented, the Game call J Claf OR For Sixty Years a I ? Next Sessi Greatly Improved Facilit Strong Faculty COURSE* I ,.vA;..> OjAy ley JSuTft ~~ 'A? of e c tor if I ' . ', '( ? ?- <$%,,'*' '" ' """"'""-^j y" ''. r-**'7 . vi < '. '/' '' ">V '^, ^??w4 > "** * ' Jj^ n" ?? JXl&rtf Srpun4jn? -V*r for hi ayx, .? - ;; .a '.7; ~' k,_ > L. L bl "Around Ibe World in the Bible" strartfhg-Yrom America through Ai- ~ nca shoilld you miss a question und ? you were in Africa there you would i stay with the wild beasts until you < worn given ja chance to return to < America by answering the. questions from the Bible, this was indeed very I interesting as "none or 13? wanted-tT* 1 ?r?v--tw -*t*un i ?A sword drill . wtn^TftitononUid?the- _ Boys- against the?G ills?and for the.d first time the Girls defeated the Boys I eleven?to nine, . " ?Ice cream and cakes were served . by. the hostess at the .close of the I meeting, we need not tell you that we enjoyed this course because the I weather was hot. , 1 ?Mr. Hopkins the President, of the _ B. Y. P.-U. introduced for the first 1 time in the History of Columbia A 1 Bible Base Ball Game at the church Tunesday atternoon when the team from the Boys and Girls Reserve i Club of-Arsel Hill defeated-the?Boys- 1 and Girls Community Team of Waver ' witness this game and it was very intorngtino 'H,o Roll niammul !a in the lot of the church ami games wilLi! be played there often. - You are in^~ 1 cited to come to our Bible Base Ball . the next time it ia atagcd.?The ceor ? es for the Reserve Team was 7; the < Community was 1. But watch us, ] catch 'em ne"Xt time, we are bound i to win. . Our meeting for the 5th will be an- ^ Fames and Htldfeth Hopkins wTlTte leaving Thursday for Newberry ' vhere they will spend a few days be- ^ fore returning to enter school. ; We were very proud to have back nto our meting Mr. James Abney, Jr. Who has been spending his vacation in New York and Northern points. Every member of the club has ex-" pressed- themselves as having a very nappy summer and are all joining in the song, School Bell Its Time tot Ring Again,. * ?? tin Col ANGEBURG. S -eader in Promoting ion Begins Sept. :ie? ~ Expanded Li Combination of Academic,^ I OFFER UNUSUAL ADVA ? .>,. I u?_ - . " - :. ; "' ' ? " ': "M aynori at CI a st of ynI torif - ^ - ! trxt - .' - J ' .. 1 ' 1 t ' . 7 .'ji - .? rrthirvfi*- /. L ^ r . ' *' * ' Saturday, September 6, 1930. GADSDEN NEWS . Wo aV?r~ittill having excellent weather for harvesting but it the _ ? irought last much longer the pea njop will be very scarce. Rev. AJ B. Coleman is conducting the revival meeting at Red Hill Baptist. Churcti",' this- yrvek. Success is roVhdng his; efforts. ' Ufiv i Oilman is SI'MUdl' 01 UMu of he'leatlimr churches of Davtona, Kla. He is Rev. Jenkins son-in-law. We are sorry to report that Rev. Jenkins is. still very HE He has been Mrs. Eugenia K. Brown has returned to Columbia after having a very pleasant stay here. Mr. Walter Brown was a visitor here pn the 25th of Aug. He and , Mrs. Brown motored home - - !i Mrs. Annie Counts Shiver and .hgx..-.v. I little grand-daughter, Marie Gary ?-?* returned from Asheville, N. C. after having a very delightful stay of three weeks as the guest of her Sister, I Mrs. Estell Dinkins. Mrs. W. Si Volley motored to attTshnviile?and spent several days with Her^ Bjster.^Mrs. Mary^ , Holley J. P. and Marie accompanied her. ?iff H"'nh and Nilome ounday Schools will have their annual * picnic at Gadsden Graded School on the 11th of this month. " T"* - notice! ; :~Thp members of the Clulture Club ., ire requested to' attend the first meeting for the year to be held at the residence of Mis. Minnie John* 31 son,- 2J28 Hampton Ave., Friday afternoon, September 12th, at 5:30 a'clock. Mrs. Vivian E. Walton, Sec. 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