The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-27
WILSON FUND S298,75O;;
100000 MORE NEEDED
Democratic Committee Has
Spent S2O6. O86 of the Money
Contributed.
GERARD GAVE $4,000
Gaynor Notifies Headquarters
He Is Eager to Assist
in Any Way.

Contributions to the national Demo-
cratic campaign fund up to September 25
amount to s29s, $50. The money spent is
s2cs. .os8 Rent and salaries OF the two
national headquarters in New York and
Chicago cost 81, 600 a week. Gov. Wilson's
private car costs about s45 a day, not
including railroad fare or extras" The
campaign committee needs between $780,
600 and 5000, 600 more to complete It's fight,
These figures were made known yester-
day by Henry Morgenthau chairman OF
the finance committee, in accordance
with the National Committees promise
to publish from time to time full state
msnts from the cash book.
MIR. Morgenthau said that tho number
OF subscribers to the campaign fund il
now 1850. Every State has been heard
from. Nevada, which was the one ex-
ception, shelled out $1,000 yesterday
New York is at the top Of the list with
sio5, 1856 Pennsylvania ia second with
$40. .518 Idaho il at the bottom with ESQ.
New Jersey gave S7.OI2. From the $780,
600 which the city OF Baltimore raised TO
get the national convention the ccmpaig gn
fund got all that was left over after con-
vention expenses were paid, or s2s, ,s,5.
contribution Of $40 has been credited
to the Philippines, $26 to Panama. sos
to Canada and A.733 to unknown"
Most OF the money YVES raised by pop
ular subscription. Democratic news.
papers have been ready receptacles.
Some of the individual contributors not
in the last published list are;
Supreme Court Justice James W.
Gerard. si3,OU, Samuel untermyer,
$40, 900; David NJ. HyInan, 81. 900; Abram |.
Elkus. 5000; j. c. & Mayo. National
Committeeman from Kentucky, 5000;
J. NJ. Camden, chairman of the Kentucky
state committee, s., 800; John I. Murphy
OF Montana, $1,000; Ralph Pulitzer, $4,000;
George 4. Guthrie of Philadelphia, 81 900;
Vance Mccormick. exMayor Of Harris
burg, 81. 900; Walter S. Rogers of Chicago.
1000; Thomas ID. Lockwood. a candidate
for the nomination for Governor of New
York. 81 900; William b. Hornblower. $500;
Amos Emo 81 600; John Borden Of Chicago,
81 900; Charles X Smith of Wisconsin,
Nicoll, 81 600; Robert Van Cortlsndt, 81 900;
walader OF Phiiadeiphia' $500; Corneius
A. Pugsley Of Peeksltll, 81 600; Frederick
IL. Allen. 81, 600; Edward Mandel House
Of T Texasi q: zoo; II 81: George Tucker
ident Of the Aqueduet Board, 81 100:
+: n, Jarvis. 81, 500; Joseph Fox, president
Of the Columbia Bank, $500; Patrick +.
McGowan, $500; George McAneny. $50;
Morgan j. O'Brien, $500, and Thomas NJ.
Mulry. $3.50. Gov. Dix gave 500.
Charles F. Murphy has not con-
tributed yet.
MIR. Morgenthau said the heaviest
expenses are for campaign literature"
and speakers expenses. He hoped
nobody would get the idea that the
finance COMMITTEES has all the money it
needs.
1t was remarked at national head
quarters yesterday that Mayor Gsynor
had told friend he was surprised that
he had not been asked to help in the CAM
paign. Robert AdGmson, the Mayors
secretary. called up headquarters
yesterday to say that the Mayor was
eager TO assist in any way.