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MILLIONS FOR FOREIGN LA> How The Baptist Will Spend S , 000,000, Overseas Greenville, Nov. 3.?Write thee mission representing' the Baptist Million Campaign, now touring rope to recommend where and the campaign can aid most effecti' the economic, social and spiritual construction of that continent, is in the midst of its labors, the v has proceeded far enough to jus the belief that the work of the So' ern Baptist Convention in Europe i after will probably be conducted f four great centers, Paris, Rc Prague, and some strategic city Russia yet to be designated. This gram is not final but looms up i large possibility, according to nouncement by Dr. T. B. Ray, a ciate secretary of the foreign i sion board and survey director of 75 Million Campaign. A preliminary survey of the ropean mission fields that are tc occupied under the enlarged prog made possible by the campaign < * for the early expenditure of $2,1 350 in additional property on continent, while the investment additional missionaries, doctors, n es, teachers, social workers and o ' Christian helpers will be consider An pvact budeet on all expenditu however, will await the return report of the commissio'n now mal a careful first-hand study of all needier European fields. ' As an indication of how the J 000,000 apportioned to foreign ] sions from the Baptist 75 Mil campaign will be expended, the lowing tentative budget has been nounced by the foreign mission bo; 148 residences for missionaries $f 800; land and buildings for 58 chu es $1,064,350; land, buildings equipment for 147 schools, $3,266,: ' land, buildings and equipment foi hospitals and dispensaries, $189,; church building loan fund, $457, six publication houses, $471,700; tension (opening 18 new stati< $457,500; miscellaneous, $265,175; ditional property expenditures in rope $2,775,450. Practically 500 new missions are called for by the foreign mis board. Among these are 93 men 36 women for evangelistic work men and 61 women for educati work; 27 men and 3 women pr cians; and 13 trained nurses, equipment and outgoing expense the new missionaries is estimate$317,750, bringing the total in> ment in the enlarged work made sible under the new program to i 000,000. The other $10,000,000 be employed in carrying on this work and the old work as well du the next five years. The building and enlargement J that will be expended by the for mission board will be distrib amon r the mission fields as folk Africa $223,925; Argentina $263, North Brazil $268,950; South Bi $1,071,100; Chile $58,900; Cer China $776,800; North China $( 050; European fields $2,775,450; pan $819,000; and Mexico $420,C RECEIPTS ABNORMAL All Records Broken by October G Warden Report. All records for receipts by the g warden department of South C lina were broken during October, to noon last Saturday receipts fo censes and fines had risen to a 1 of $17,631. Wade Hampton Gil chief game warden, estimated week ago that the total receipts w reach $12,000, but had not fore such high figures as was made pi last Saturday. He believes at 1 $2,000 more will be added to thai ready in when all wardens have ported. Mr. Gibbes said the good busi for October was most encourai and he attributed this to the eve creasing respect in which the ft ers are becoming to view the vai game laws. o HUNDRED NEGROES ACCUS Five Score Go to Trial at Hel Arkansas. 'T.I * ?.1. O neienu, .-VI iv., _..?.nun 100 negroes are expected to be cs for trial in circuit court here du the coming .vcek on indictm charging murder and assault to i der, returned by the Phillips co grand jury Ihst week?an afterr of the recent racial outbreaks in Elaine neighborhood, 18 miles s of this city, which resulted in killing of five white persons nearly a score of negroes and the patch of federal troops to the s< In all, 122 persons, nearly all groes, face charges of murder murderous assault as a result of grand jury investigation. A maj< of these are in custody. o Arrow and Nitro Club shots are steel lined and WETPROC no extra cost. JDS NO COAL SHORTAGE FEARED FOR STATfc 2?.-i Proposed Strike Not To Include \ ir ginia Fields.?Mills Have om" I Supply. 75 j Fu- Washington, Oct. 31.?Representa how tives ol coal companies operating ir ^ely the fiilds of southwestern Virginia re"jwith headquarters here, take an opti still mistic view of the situation on th< ork | eve of the threatened coal strike. I tify | is pointed out that the coal mines o nth- southwestern Virginia are not organ ^ere ized and since the coal supply o: rom South Carolina comes largely froir ,me- that region this territory is not ii 'n immediate danger of a serious coa Pro" shortage unless the tie up in the oth is a 1 er regions of the country is so effec an~ i tive the government and the railroad! sso- will have to divert from this sectioi mis", much coal. the It is understood that the mines a j Dante. Va., on the C. C. & O. railroa< Eu- will continue to operate on a nor > he ma) basis. The miners there are no ram rnenbers of the union and it is no alls contemplated that they will be dis r75,- turbed. This is also the condition ii that other fields of that region. in The cotton mills of Spartanburj urs- ami Greenville counties are said to b< ther well supplied with coal. It is under ible. stood that those shortest have 01 'res, hand at least two weeks' supply and which is said to be a good margin fo this season of the year, the The railways in the Southeast an short, with the possible exception o 20,- the Atlantic Coast Line, according b wis- the understanding of local coal agents lion They will be taken care of, however fol- by $he government orders, an- it is understood that all exportinj ard: 0f cdal has been stopped. Coal for ex 63,- port at Charleston has been held up rch- The coal is there and the ships an and said to be in the harbor, but are no 875; to be loaded, r 20 600; . 0 500; The County Record Is $1.50 i ex_ year in advance. ans) ? ? 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