The Scholarship Contest RULES OF THE CONTEST (1) At least 150 subscriptions must be secured by the contestant in order to win the First Prize. If the highest number secured is less than 150 the person securing same will be awarded the Second Prize. In case of a tie, the prize will be given to the first person whose name was enrolled as a contestant. Of course only one person can win this scholarship,—the person getting the largest number of sub scriptions. (2) Period Covered will be from January 1, 1923, to August 31, 1923. Subscriptions must be in The King's Business office by the close of business on August 31, 1923, in order to be counted. (3) No. Renewals will be counted, no premiums given, and no discount allowed—but every new subscription at the regu*ar price of $1.00 will be credited as a vote for the person designated. (4) Every subscription must be plainly marked a s a "Vote f o r J — ------- J ■■ ■ in the Scholarship Contest" so that proper credit may be given in the King's Business office. (5) Contestants must, of course be able to meet the requirements as to education, Christian character, etc., necessary for enrollment as a student in the Institute. As soon as a name is entered, catalogue and application blank will be sent, the application to be filled out and sent in to the Institute immediately, and the applicant will be ad vised as to his or her acceptance at the earliest possible moment. AWARDS Three awards will be made: (1) A year's scholarship in the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. This scholarship includes the cost of room and board for the school year, from September 17th, 1923 until the last week in June, 1924, valued at approximately $350. There is, of course, no charge for tuition. (2) Choice of a Scholarship in all the Seven Correspondence Courses of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles; or a Library of Books to the value of $30—books to be selected from Biola publications. (3) A library of books to the value of $20, to be selected from Biola publications. WHO MAY AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THIS OPPORTUNITY Any Individual, Young People's Society, Sunday School, Mission ary Society or similiar organization. If an individual decides to enter the contest, he or she should at once make the fact known, using the telephone and postoffice to advise their friends that every new $1.00 subscription which reaches The King's Business office before the close of business August 31, 1923, plainly marked as "Vote for J------------- J-------- ---- in Scholarship Contest" will be credited to the person thus indicated. If a Young People's Society, or similiar organization, is interested in some worthy young person who desires to secure training for Christian work, the same general plan can be followed as in the case of an indi vidual contestant—such organization to notify The King*« Business office that they have nominated "J------------- J------------- " as their candidate in the contest, members of the organization to use every effort to secure subscriptions for their candidate. TEAR THIS PAGE OUT AND KEEP IT FOR REFERENCE
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