Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-29

Dr.. z. Gill. Baptist RePrsss1tsfiiyye in
europe. on Left, and ?. Y. 9av'9fi OF
An Russian Baptist unic1.
from the beginning o. The Hapt 80
* Sillion CamusiEn GO JanuerE. 1922
n tctal Of Ss0.35G.Sl9.ti had been paid
in 70 objects fostered by the Cam
naicn. L is announced by the general
hradruarfors office 20 Nashville. or
his mount s2S.79eeTi15 came in
through the payment ~ regH'a- Cam
naign subscriptions and the remaining
si.55G.2iS.26 in special conu'hr''o1s.
Regular receipts from The various
states follow. Ala. > ,31i.l&f.'6t Ar'.-
s714.6S2.09: ID. Of C.. s12}.2Nooli fla,
glG9. 1850: Ga. Sa.o0oI7tio: IT,.
s2sS.57GI3: Ky, $S.1S7656I5; La,
sSo7. g9L12.: Md, S$9$,5l1.46; Miss
81 .e42.S46.5a: Mo-, 81 19o.I5A.Ia; n. w.,
Sls5.2sqg7. y. C., S2.2ll.7Al."o; pE.A-'
sS4O. So. %: :. c.. 8. 1888. Nio.55; I2nrr
Sl.797.tS210: Tex. $5.l62.65S.>3; M.
sS.27a.0S5. More than 25o.oo0 har.isW5
were reported by Southern Baptist
churches last year.
How Money Was Distributes
Seven general objects OF TIE derou-
nation we're embraced In the Cam
paign program, and from tha regular
Campaign contributions those objects
have received the f0llowin- amounts
according TO a compilation bY The cc- g
/ quarters office. Foreign missions. So
/ 4S40l253: home missions. Si.'tt,'
soc G7: state missions IN the seventeen
states and local work in Ca Dstr
n Columbia. $4.954.Sl326; Christian
education. S7.1s244279; Baptist hes
yitals. $1,000 .og9I6: otphatgs, s..
i03.-Sl.S3; and Relief and Ainu,y
Board. which ministers To- AGED tc
/ rcrdent ministers and thei' families
Srg5l25.ss.
Wnat Money Has Do1e
These funds represent su advance
ranging from 2o0 TO 300 per cent 10
the contributions os Southern Gap,is,-
10 their general missionary, eiuea
Houal and benevolent work. prior q
the inauguration OF the Campaign, ano
have enabled the boards ind othoi
agencies 20 greatly extend iueir serv
ices IN all departments. u addition
/ 20 sending out more than Use new mis
I slonaries since the Campaign began
and providing many church buiidin
mission residences, schools, ibcoios
lcal aaminaries, publishing houses
hospitals and the like on the ol3e
fields the Foreign Mission Beard hei
been enabled 20 open work in the no7
| fields OF spain. JuEa.Slayia, Hungary
/ Rolmauia and southern Russia %
/ Furoue. and Palestine. SYRIA and 81
/ laria ip asia. and pr Everett GIL fo
many wears n missionary IN italy bu
| more recently a pastor m Kansas city
/ has bceu named special European rem
! rseontafiyr 10 supervise the grcat'
evpandrd wcsk on tnat continent Di
/ Gill Is giving much Cf his time go dis
/ irlbutac Ban'lst relief funds Ia Rus
STA and otaerwise lc King after the IN
forests of the denomination there.
Ssune Work Enlarged
hmona The outstanding accomplish
ments ~ tho Home Mission BOARD or
tho aiding Of more than 1000 churche
with loans and gifts for church build
ings. completion Of the big tuborculC
sis sanatorium ut IT Paso, enlarge
ment OF the work in Cuba and IN
Canal Zone. STRENGTHENING Of the 3
mountain mission schools and the d.
veionmenr Of all eleven department
OF the work of the Board. In all se1
entcen states Of the Southern Baptis
/ Convention The stare mission work ha
been greatly extended. the number c
Baptisis hospitals in the South ha
been increased from eleven to twenty
three, all Of the older eighteen Baptis
oruhanages have been aided IN mate
rial ways and two new ones have bee
established. while the number OF age
dependent ministers and their familie
has been doubled and the amount O
aid given them increased 100 per cent
Collections Are Pushed
While the collections so far repre-
sent a big gain over the contribution
/ OF Southern Baptisis to their work b.
fore he Campaign. the sum coiiecte
Is not all that is due and ia all tn
South an effort is being made to Co
leet as much more as possible by th
close u the Convention year, May
that none OF the work may suffer.
There arc NOW oDeratinp