The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-24


no limit on the amount his friends
spent. II he dIsclaimed any knowledge
of the expenditure.
Another amendment added reduces
didate for State Senator from 81 900
to $500
The bill, as passed by the House.
did not call for statements Of expendi.
lures in elections for bond issues,
franchise issues and local option cleo.
remedled by the amendment OF Sena-
'or FROST
a Board OF Accountants to examine
ana accredit accountants introduced
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nj IT,
''"ua i'so'".'on' au'horl"iiB
~. 80. ",,i't'a l,y " par'loipa1e III
'''I'.s '' Leu wiz accrue u,iuer 'ne
oIhI''-I lever ulll' pehdlng IN congress,
was p'''e' ny Tue oena'e'
III a PHI which seems to regulate the
issuing Of licenses and penalties Tor
illeBaI huntlhs' which passed the Sen
ate Ii TO II.
PROVIDING tor the teaching OF agri-
culture III the common schools, the
Diii OF senator Antle passed the upper
oody y TO The bill was so amended
as 10 give teachers until July i, IBIS,
10 quarry 10 teach agriculture.
A petition was presented to the
General Assembly from citizens Of
Pike County. requesting tho support
for the bills affecting Covington and
Newport saloons.
Fathered nv citizens of Coving,on
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gifts of trusts nv boards Of education
and public institutions. passed the
Senate by a Unanimous vote
An important bill was introduced
in the Senate bv Senator Combs
which PROPOSES TO make the election
of County School Superintendents nom
partisan. Il provides for the doing
away with the emblem i'm this particu.
lar contest.
Another hitter liouor fight deveIonedI
in the House when a resolution reJ
uuesting the Kentucky delegation in
Congress. to vote for Nation. wide nro.
hibition came up. Representative
Myers tackled on an amendment which
provided for COMPENSATION. This was
the adoption of the amendment i'm this
form, which was not acceptable IN the
"drys." motion was made nv Renre.
sentative Greene. author of the resolu.
ton, to table the matter. which was
carried by vote of 70 to ID
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart Chair.
man of the Kentucky Illiteracv Com.
mission. upon invitation. addressed a
Joint Assembly session in behalf Of
the hill promising n 500 OOO animal
state during the next four wears
Mrs Stewart without comnensation.
has spent much time in the state in
opening "Noonligbt schools" and 70.
ducing the illiteracy which existed in
many parts. especially the maintain
districts.
She has the endorsement of educa.
tors from all parts Of the country and
her work has been commendable in.
every respect according IN those Who'll
have been in position 10 see some oil
the activities.
The Central Kentucky NIilIers' Assoc
citation. at their annual conference in
Iexinrton made known their onnosi.l
tion 70 the bill recently introduced in
the Legislature proposinp the control
of the sale of manufactured feeding
stuff be transferred from the Ken.
tucky Experiment Station 10 the
State DEPARTMENT of Agriculture The
insurance code bill. now before the
Legislature. was given unqualified in.
dorsement
An amicable settlement of what
threatened 10 become a serious fac.
tional dispute over the instructions IN
be given Kentucky's delegates 10 the
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pears 10 have been made
A conference of leaders was held
with the result of which eight instead
@ four delegates-at-larpe shall he sent
from Kentucky. each 10 have half a
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Frdeavorinq IN win favor Of tho