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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05

lei prOgrama para la session especial
de la legislature inciuye el pasaje de
diez proyectos de ley, segnn Ia llama
da del Gobernador LarTazolo, la que
50 expidi6 POGO antes del medic dia
del martes. La session empezara sus
labores al medic d(a del 1B de heDre-
no, cOnf0rme 10 anunci0 ell gobeTna-
dor previamente NO Sc pone Unite
de tempo, mas como la legislature
no puede considerar ningun Otro ae-
gocio mas de los incluidos en- la la
madas SO espera que la session sera
de corta duraci0n.
la llamada proYee por el pasaje ue
dos leyes que tratau del cuerpo del
establecimiento de los soldados uno
de ellos para enmendar Ell acta crea-
dora de dicho cuerpo de nodo que
pueda lleyar cabo sus proYisiones,
y Ia Otra para el pago de salaTios al
v secretario de dicho crers
20. Sus salaries fueron Quitados por
ordsn de suspension de la corte dc
distrito de los Estad0s Unidos.
Otros asuntos nombrados pOr Ell
gobernad0r ineluyen la enmienda 4
La ley de contribution sobre ingresos
para hacerla c0nforme a las limita-
Clones cOnstituciOnaies, la provision
para Ia defensa del estado y la SUI
preston de insurTecciones; Ia ratifi-
saci0n de la enmienda de Susan u.
Anthony Ia autorizaci6n de los cuer-
pos de condado concilios de ciudad
:uerpos de fideicomisari0s de plazas
Incorporates para hacer levas espe-
,iales para llevar cabo las regnla-
:iones del departamento de sanidad
La autorizaci6n los condados de-
Sierra y Grant para hacar una leva
special para la construction v me
oras de i'm camino aesde Elephant
Suite hasta Ia lfnea de Arizona, IA
al condado de Gocorr0
ARA hacer nna leva especial para
neJorar 81 camino desde soc0rr0. pas
ando por Madalena, DAtii Qiianaa-
d hasta Ia Inca de Arizona, ae SUI
iere tambian Este ultin0 mencio-
ado camino es 81 caminO .Ocean-to
Icean
La llamada tambi6n proves dar IA
do Hidalgo 81 poder para
acer ma Ieva especial para trans
rlhir los registr0s que pertenecen
ropiamente a dichO condado que
stan ah0ra en- Ia casa do c0rtes de
liver City, y para pagar los gastos
0 Ia session especial
Ia llamada es como sigue
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05
La Pastoral del CardenaI
Annette contra el bale
Los pHoEaoHEs DE BAtLE RE,
FoRMAaAN sue pAhxAe PARA
10 FuruHo.

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4sl rsrdenai AaSlaa cQntra Toe haiieF
ns0derhaS. Ia Eua1 ~ eia9 alAA dss
de loa paipitos a. iAs laisviaa tai8
ileaa. hA eNusAda una tafdndnrA fnto
iacl0n 9Rsfe inS uiesstfns aa baiiel
t.a9os han smviado Haa deilHmeidn n
ttrdouAl IN 81 p1daF iineuf a uM
gnurgnniss co.'s 4. lu rofiGdifo No.
faMal diee gae a enfta PASTORAL cs1s
tFa ias tniias ansflsNs94 isESs ears1
81 frk $50" "a rsntf Raa va
siaessf1s ~ bails ban setusss0 a4i,aF
sn fasa d8f fanHa asaeUflnAfha ate
"a eAa4arefa Iametta agmEnf3fta
~ eas0 AZ IN lsIt y iAeastln
fAalisrh osrAhnt Aiswats gasM
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05
In CESION DE- TERRENlS
PARA FL ESTADO ESTA
PROX|MA, SEGUN CREE
FL COB. LARRAZOLO
lei Gobernador Larrazo-
10 espera conseguirlo
para la proxima session
del Congreso.

La cesi6n por 81 obserno federal de
los terrenos pubitcos los estados,
esta rnuch0 mas proxima ahora, 4
resultas del Wiaje a washington, D.
q. de los gObernadores que hicieron
viaie fernando Ell comite de la Liga
de TerTenos Pdblieos de los Estados,
segdn Ia opinion dol Gobernadof La.
rrazolo. Ddjo este senior altimamente
que Ell asunto SO tlatara probable
meflte ante oil COngreso en- sn pr6xi-
ma session, con esperanzas de buen
exito
La mission principal de los partida,
rios de- que se cadan los kerrenos un-
blicos. los que fleFon encabezados
por 81 Gobernador Larrazolo. no fu6
q procurar una acci6n vfoIenta, BE-
saba antes de que salieran que no
habia eHpefanxas dc que 50 cedieran
los tefren0s publicos por e1 CongTes0
on III actual session. Los partldarios
dc Ia idea buscaron principalmente ei
mantener Ia demanda por Ia recla-
maci6n por medic de inlpuisar gu pro
yecto At aeundo termlno y 10 logra
ron asf
No habiendo podido consegulr sus
demandas por una appropriation por
S2500O000O pra reclamation, los re-
characteristics sugirferon que 81 sx-
pidleran b0nos por era caRtidad. Los
terrenos pnbilcos y las rentas que
producer 10 c0mprDmaterfan para a
redencl6n AZ los bonos y el pago del
intefes El Gobernador Aarrazolo
crey6 gus Ia ctauauia de colnprometer
los terranos tEnpedlrfa In cesion ~
los terre1cs pntAicos. y logr6 que
fuera eiiinlnndn. Este rao un punto
ganad0 en gavor % los partidarios 10
a ceeion
IA los paFsldarfoa d. ia cegi6n de-
ierrenus NJ ies coneeoid una audien'
ia ante l0s c0mitGa de terrenos pa.
Dlicos tAnt0 a. IA uimara como del
ienadO .ep session unida. y "a GObeg
aAf0r laFTmgOlo expuao laicanRa pUr
a IsiRa da Iefrenow fsnhllcon dn i0a
Fstadoa Daapuea Dc cue hmho ha.
biado nnos cuhafoa minutes. unO AZ
los fnEenihrgH Del comlte, ignpreslona
40 Dor los rsszonamienlas Del eDher
nn60r. pidi6 que me namAra IN ento
u0grafo parm que aua Faspnanfienfge
" pedlaran cansnrvar puma parsn
10 las ragiHirus dol rumist Como y
prlmNra parte AZ 80 pffufaciOu 40
" habia tornado para ~ reKiatFp. ~
IL aupllc6 ~ gDtrrHaaDF que dieiMfM
lnd0 q fa1uaemlantn y % eKt@n0Efa
10 A. Ion comitfa
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Jenkins qsliere hoy selir
de Msxico y venir =
los Ealaflos Unidos

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Nueva erissiana

~ dolIiao psraAo. IA 20 FehFe
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sfa p esrea fra. Feiis ls Naftinai
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rYss y sa esrpts tfaria Nais A.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05
PARA R[UN|R
] la LEGISLATURE FEB IS

La legislation para el establecimiento de los solda-
dos Ia Enmienda referente al Sufragio, Ia Ley
de TasaCi6n sobre Ingresos, Ia Leva para la Sa-
lubridad publca los Proyectos para la Defensa
P1blica de Caminos, es mencionada por Il Co
bernador Larrazolo en- Ia Proclamation convo-
cando Ia Legislature para el 16 de Febrero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05
.RENUNC|A VON LERSNER;
NO 0U|ERE EKTRAD|C|0N

Es possible que los Aliados tomen medidas vigoro-
sas para conseguir que Sc les entregue al Kaiser,
v Sc teme que Sc rompan las relaciones arnisto-
sas con Holanda. Ell Principe Coronado esta q
la cabeza dc la Ista de los proscritos por Ia En-
tente. La nota, aunque EN- terminos conciliado-
res, sera firme en- sus demandas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05
oFIclNA EJEcUTivA
aAMTA &c Al Al
UNA PROCLAMATION ron EL 90
BERNADOR DEL ESTAnO OF
NuEvo MEXICO.

IN inter&s pnbIico demanda qns
cierta legialacl6n Sea prOmulgada pa
10 asogurnr ana continuation no la
terrumpida Del pacffico ordenad0
gopiernD Dc estado Fl cnal ioe ciuda,
danos de eAtc estAdo han soxado IN
10 pneano, con ei FIN de que II pueblo
que vive dentru de uuasirps linltes
ppada dedlcarge All mismo a sus IA.
norcs paefflcas sin apgenoaaion ae
ningln peliwF0 que les amemaoe en-
"a ejcrclei0 de Ana dierlnf Ccupaci8-
nea. J exlsln unA emefHHacle cue DE-
mandn qua dichn lpgielaeion sea pro
mniRHda aln 8omofa tn vista, poF
in tanfp, dn amtn onlurNrnctn exfNlen
t.. para VI IN de promulFnr nSa -
siHIafldn IA cuai ~ tmperagisAHlenfo
deMamfaaa. en- ln feeha mas pftxilna.
fn. U A t&gy@3c&n. cpfHfnaiuf d&i
Estadp " Nndro Mexfre IN rsruld
~ a aatOfliad on hi lnteasidM rfr
IA cnnrs ltpal1u dei saIa1o pcf y pro
seHfe haNo anh llmnsatn enFa ena ae.
situ fapMcAal ~ ia NaAna tesisiatu.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-05
onLIGADos A DEscENpER en-
MEXICO Y SON TRATApos
coRTEsMENTE


D0uIas Arizona, Feb s.~-I.oa tenien
tcs q. 4. Usher vi NJ Wolf. del ea.
caHar6n 6ereo No. re a. IA Paso. los
quo daacendlGr0n aver is miiiaa 81
sur dc Nac0zari. sonora, Ia cuai "a
una pobiaei6n a ~ mRlas do noaElng
estaban todawvia prlaionerne esta
manana por laH hutDridhdea mexica.
naa On Nacorari Sin oinbnFFo. ~
prlsl0n IN nsramrnte teenica 20
lea eata trafAndo con lns mayugea
coFteniaa
los dos agindorca paxaron Ia nOche
IN Ia nficina o. ~ franclseo M Po
Fa1a. presidents municipal 90 Naco
2Ar. d0nde ~ laB puso unA cama ~
IA tranana, ~ GobcfuadoY Adplf0 ae
IA iiaorsa tAeagafi6 Ai preaidsSs@ ~
raxA aun procraisFm con ion don aVia.
doFts A iusAg dgade IN esia feeauaf,
5ahdo II anrepssu0. a rs milias Al snr
~ AarDr2ri. y que hirlegA na infof
no ror sacgilo A. foep ei asaniy
i.os ansurlcanDa rnskasntHz "a Nsa
rn1nrs usprrsarun n rFernniA a. ave
ira dae Afiad0fea anieFie@nna serfan
ppssira ga NbtNad ansas o. tafminaF
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dn ass esalidD AZ IA eis&sd a. Maff
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inseeiaass 81 lTesAitstr nass4aks
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Los AV|ADORES
QUE FUERDN MUY BEN
TRATADOS EN- MEXICO,
AL LLEGAR A LAREDO
Sc les guardaron toda ella
Sc de consideraciones,
dicen los aiadores que
regresaron de Mexico.

Laredo. Texas. Fsnrero f.--llsos le-
nientes u. r Davis y q. ~ Grimes.
aviadores americanos del ej6rcito, los
que regresaron a los Elstados Unidos
aver procedentea do Mexico despues
de haberseles soltadO por las autori.
dades mexicanas dijeron que sc les
habfan dad0 "todas las atenciones"
dc parte del pueblo de Guerrero, NE
kico, cerca de cuya ciudad " yieron
0bligados aterrar el miercoses pa.
sAdo a calsa de hab6rseles acabado
la gasollna Nunca estivieron bat0
guardias nj en- prision. ahadieron.
M teniente Stoner, dol cuerpO de-
aviacI6n, regres6 de Mexico hoy con
el aeroplano que Davis Grimes Sc
Eiefon obligados abandonar, y loz
dos avladores regresaran q 81 eBta.
ci6n n McAllen, Texas, mafana,
oTRoS DOS AviADoREs Sc VEN
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
EPWORTH LEAGUE
CELEBRATES HALLoWEEN,

The entertainment cofdmittee oi
the. Epwofth League put forth their
best efforts in the delightful affair
given Friday evening at the Metho-
dist parsonage.
The rooms thrown open to the guests
were elaborately decorated with
pumpkins, ghosts and everything per-
tanning to this festive occasion.
Games, contests and music were en-
joyed throughout the evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Rose were in charge
of the arrangements and succeeded in
giving the League the most enjoy
able entertainment they have staged
in months.
Refreshments, carrying out the
Halloween motif were served. About
fifty young people had the pleasure Of
being present.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
ELECTION IN HEN,
DERsoN COUNTY.

so. H44 sHtf Il g. s4s@s
Analysis Of the little election table
we print in this issue, shows that the
Democrats hardly pollS ulere votes
tIk6n they have maIeavotefs in the
county, whil6 the Republican vote
was perhaps 1900 votes higher. Sew
eral years ago we estimated that the
Democrats had about 1900 votes in
the county and the Republicans 1900
but the Republicans came nearer
polling their strength than the Demo-
Gratis. This time, we hear, the Repub-
licans had picnic dinners at the poll
ing places to get out the woman vote,
while the Democratic women in the
county to very great extent, did not
vote-nor will they vote in the future
is our prediction. Woman suffrage is
here to stay-but we have all along
feared that it would be "black eye"
to the South.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
IMPORTANT BUSINESS
DEAL IN LEXINGTON.

One Of the most important business
deals consummated in Lexington for
some time, was the purchase of the
Hay Produce Company, in the last
weekend, by the. Holcomb Produce
Company, and the new business at
this place will be known as the Hol-
comb Porter Produce Company be-
cause of the association of Mr.. ]. d.
Porter, located at Parsons and who
will have charge of the Parsons
branch. The Lexington business viii
be conducted by Mr.. Clyde H. Hol-
comb, who has secured the Earnest
Hay residence. The Holcomb Produce
Company now has branches at Par
sons, Lexington and Hollow Rock,
Tenn, and at Murray, Ky.
We regret the loss Of Ernest Hay,
who has not yet decided upon his
business future, but at the same time
can heartily welcome Clyde Holcomb
as citizen Of Lexington and leading
factor In the business interests Of the
town and Henderson county. The new
company viii continue to occupy the
stand of the Hay company in the
Fielder block.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
GOVERNOR TOM RYE
GETS LEG BROKEN.

Last Sunday night at about $50
o'clock, when Ex-Governor Tom C.
Rye stepped from the back gate of q
car near the Grand Central Station in
Memphis, he was struck by an auto
mobile which broke his left leg below
the knee, cut cash on his head and
hurt his right arm. He was taken in
an automobile and carried to the Bap-
tist Hospital, where it was discovered
that he had received no internal in
jury, the machine that carried him be-
ing the one that caused the acci-
dent. Governor Rye was soon able
to call for . good cigar and was told
that the worst that he might expect
was to be laid up a while. Mrs. Rye
was in Nashville and was notified of
the mishap to her husband. Gov. Rye
mad been making speeches m west
Tennessee counties and was on his
way to his home at Paris.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
Lexington, Tenn.
IMPORTANT FROM 4
SUPERINTENDENT,

Too late for use last week, we re.
ceived from State Superintendent All,
bert s. Williams statement in re-
gard to distribution of school money
which contained the following facts:
That the first distribution for ele-
mentary schools had been made, that
a warrant for $4,577,21 had just been
mailed to Trustee Appleby. A third
OF the money derived from the tax
for elementary schools is distributed
equally among the counties, third
in proportion to population and a
third among the counties having less
than seven months term, but which
this year had country school tax of
80 cents or more.
The whole amount Henderson
county will receive from this tax in
the year 1921 will be approximately
$11,217.11, and since our county as
sessment is $7,955,ls2, the amount
the county will pay into the State
treasury will be $3,97753, from which
it will be seen that we will get back
s7,239.5S more than we pay in.
Our school term in 1912 was s5
days and in 191S-19 it had increased
only five days, and the fund above
stated if applied only to increasing
the length of the term, at present
salaries, would add nearly 46 days to
it.
The matter of increase to any ma
terial extent in salaries of teachers
will depend on the drift of general
living expense in the near future, but |
while we are on this, paragraph, in
serted on our own responsibility, we |
ian say that good teachers have al
ways been and continue to be under |
oaid-and we can also add that poor
'eachers have always been and will |
continue to be overpaid.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
NUMBER Is
r. L. JONES HEADS
STATE TEACHERS.

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 3O.-Prof. R.
L. Jones, superintendent of Chatta-
noogo city schools, was unanimously
elected President Of the Tennessee
State Teachers Association at the
closing session of its annual conven-
tion to-day at the Knoxville High
school assembly room. Other Off
GERS elected were: vice.presideht FOR
East Tennessee, Prof. W. B. Parks of
Cleveland; Middle Tennessee, Prof.
Andrew Jackson Smith, Of Clarks-
vile; for West TENNESSEE, Miss Mar
garetWilliams, Of Shelby county; sec
retary-treasurer, Prof. P. L. Harmed,
of Clarksville, reelected; members of
executive committee, Prof. J. A.Zieg-
Ter, of Chattanooga, chairman, re-
elected; Dr. Jonh III. Thackston of the
University Of Tennessee, Prof. p. A.
Lyon, of Murfreesboro, Prof. f. L.
Browning, Of Trenton; Miss Mary
Cooper, principal of observation
school, West Tennessee State Normal,
and State Superintendent of Public
instruction Albert S. Williams of
Nashville, who was. made an ex-offi-
clio member through an amendment to
the constitution.
Meetings Of the state association
will in the future be held at Nashville
Immediately following the convention
Of the State Public School Officers
Association.
Resolutions adopted recommended
modification Of the law electing
school boards SO that the tenure of
board members may be such that the
term of one member only expires
each year; that boards Of education
be elected by the county courts; that
as q requirement for entrance in the
teaching profession any elementary
school teacher shall have two years
Of normal training training in ad- :
vance cf the conesptiop of 1 fesr-rss.s
high school course, the teachers in
high school shall have a four-year
college course, which shall include,
professional courses favoring a mini.
mum salary for elementary teachers
who have standard requirements, Of
800 per month, and for high school
teachers a minimum of $125 a month
and advocating the passage of an act
requiring counties to levy a five-mill
AK before being permitted to share
n the states educational fund.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
HEARING BEFORE u. s. as
COMMISSIONER.


Last Friday morning Berry Ribhs.
u the Old First district, was given
preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner P. o. Roberts on
the charge of having impersonated
Federal officer and by that means OBJ
tanning money and the automobile
repairs in a local garage. Bibbs
waived examination and the govern
ment with several witnesses took the
testimony of but two, Chief Prohibi-
tion Agent s. T. Holt and P. P. Will
liams, the latter being the man who,
under the supposition that he had
been indicted by the Federal grand
jury, paid Bibbs $1O0 to get him out
of the trouble on the alleged PROPOSE
tion Of Bibbs. Assistant District At
torney- General 7. ]. Walsh was pres
ent and conducted the proceedings
for the government. Bibbs was re-
quired to give bond in the sum of
81 900 in each case for his appearance
at the Federal court. Bibbs had been
used by the Federal officers as decoy
and posseman and claims, we are in
formed, that he considered himself an
officer.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
PROGRAM FOR B. Y. P, U.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
viii carry out the following program
next Sunday night at 6:f5 o'clock:
How We may have World Peace
Introductory by Will Belew leader Of
group.
What a World War Means.-Miss
Eunice Melton.
Can Arbitration Bring Lasting
Peace Mrs. ]. II. Wadley.
How We May Have World Pease.-
Z. W. Essary, Jr.
Longfellow's Poem-Miss Martha
Dennison.
The membership having grown 50
large, it has been decided to divide it
into four groups. Each group viii
have charge of the program once per
month. There was an attendance Of
rs members and as many visitors last
Sunday.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05

Total. S114 1921 slOl 1889 sO1s 1927
Majorities: Harding, 1898: Taylor,
2012; Scott, 1856.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
VOLUME XXXV1I
VOTES OF THE WOMEN
BREAK SOLID SOUTH.

The result Of Tuesdays election in
Tennessee shows that the women and
the men who brought about woman
suffrage, succeeded in doing what the
men Of the Republican party have
failed to do since Southern men were
given back ths ballot aitsr the Civil
war-BREAKING THE SOLID
SOUTH.
The best information obtainabls at
this time leads to the belief that
Harding has carried tennessee by
pefhaps 10000 majority and Col. ALI
Taylor has been elected by even more
which latter fact is attributed to the
attempt to cram down the throats Of
the people an Objectionable candidate,
Notwithstanding the State had made
good on its tax rate, stated at both
26 and 80 cents. We tied ourselves
by going into the primary and voted
for Roberts--but that did not bar US
from telling the truth.
Governor Cox carried the former
and adding Kentucky and Tennessee
and adding entucky and Oklahoma.
Both branches of Congress will be Re-
publican by in creased majorities.
Latest news before we go to press
indicates the election Of Capt. Gordon
Browning to Congress over Lut. Lon
Scott.
Tillman for State Senator and John
s. Fielder for Floaterial Representa-
tive, had no opposition.
John L. Sullivan and W. F.. Appleby
who spent Wednesday night in jack
son, say that Scott is unquestionably
elected to Congress.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
BAPTISTS TO SPEND --g
HUNDRED THOUSAND

Southern Baptists will spend $780,
200 in the construction of new houses
OF worship during the next ten years,
according to an estimate prepared by
DR.. T. Z. Burroughs, head of the ar
chltectural department of the Bap-
tist Sunday School Board. During
the decade of 1910-2O, the expendi-
lures of Southern Baptist churches.
for local houses of worship amounted
to $2707O,206, which represented a
doubling of the value of church prop
erty in ten years, and was equal to
the sum which Southern Baptists
gave to both missions and education
during that time, DIR. Burrows declar-
ed.
One Of the bases of DR.. Burroughs
forecast was the interest in building
shown By many of the $4,000 congre.
cations which have only one-room
meeting houses at present. Thous-
ands of these are preparing either to
build new houses entirely or to have
their present structure so remodeled
as to make possible the taking care of
the Sunday school and other activities
of the churches.
The architectural department is al
so stressing the provision for adequate
houses for the pastors, Dr. Dr.Burroughs'
survey showing that at present only
nine per cent Of the Baptist churches
IN the South furnish their pastors
with homes.-Nashville Banner.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-05
AND SCHOOLS GET NOTHING

In Indiana there is lawsagainst
betting on elections. The penalty is a
forfeit to the state for the benefit of
the common school fund not less than
the amount bet nor more than twice
the amount, that, too, regardless Of
whether the bettor wins or loses. Still
the betting goes right along, inst as
the smoke goes up the chimney
Nashville Banner.