Evening journal., 1912-09-10
WILSON COIN
KEEPS SHY
Total Received Up to Date
From All Sources is
$I7s,OOO
DELAWARE NOT
GIVING UP YET


NEW YORK, Sept l0--For the
first time in political campaigns, it is
made compulsory by an act signed by
President Taft that all political COM
miltees shall publish IN advance of
election day. all contributions and
expenditures. with the names OF the
donors. The Democratic National
Committee is the first to recognize
that requirement and has announced
twelve thousand contributors TO the
Wilson campaign. The Democratic
fund already subscribed amounts 70
St75 OO0, with nearly two months
more of the campaign remaining. The
list as prepared by the Democratic
managers contains the names OF all
who contributed 500 or more
w G. McAdoo, acting chairman OF
the Democratic National Committee,
said that "a new political standard"
had been set The American peo-
pie" he said. will never elect another
President without knowing the
sources from which financial support
IS drawn" Rolla Wells. treasurer Of
the Democratic National Committee,
said that while the sum received was
encouraging. Il was totally made
quate" to conduct the campaign prop
erly. but he believed that contribu-
sions would continue to come in.
The largest contributions thus far
were made by Henry Morgenthau,
chairman of the National Executive
Committee; T. G. Penheld, a wealthy
Democrat OF Germantown. Pa, and
Henry Goldman. a Wall Street
banker. Each gave $40 900. Five
contributions Of $4,000 we're received
from Charles X. Crane OF Chicago,
vice chairman OF the National Finance
Committee: Rolla Wells, former
mayor OF st. Louis. the national treas
nrer: Cleveland H. Dodge and Jacob
IT. Schin Of New York. and Hugh G..
Wallace OF Tacoma, National Commit
4oeman from Washington.
Among other large contributors are
1ames b. Regan, ID. W. Hyman and
Jacob Wertheim.=S2.5 each; J. ID.
Phclan, former mayor of San Fran
cisco, $1,000: william j. Bryan, Nor
man r. Mack. Buffalo, John B..
Stanchfield aud Perry Belmont $1,000
each. other New York contributors
are William Church Osborn, Lee A.
Kohu. J. Kennedy Todd. Irwin T..
Bush, Roland b. Conklin. John r.,
Wallace, Herbert Lehman, E. IL Out
erhridee and William 1. Walter,
81 900 each: Percy Chubb. Mortimer
j. Fox. Lachman Goldsmith, #. 10.
Marshall, Maurice Wertheim, Selmer
Hess, James Byrne, $500 each; 10.
Ives. c. l.. Morgenthau, BENJAMIN &.
Paskus. George Gordon Battle, Alfred
Jaretsky. o. r. Crosby. $125; II. M.
Wilson, Joseph Plant, G. W. Harris,
Vgs -S,Astyc0rd, r. 70. Simon,
J. Muldoon, l.. r. Bell, p. @. Gerry,
j. NJ Harrington, M. Il Morgenthau,
q &. French, Festus Caruthers, Jo-
semi p. Day, NJ. W. Erich. Henry Net
calf. F. r. Coudert, ]. G. Young, j.
NJ Glenn, o. Ia Sulzberger, George
Fcutcr Peabody, William y. Woln,
Annie Leary, 500 each.
New England and other Eastern
states we're represented by u. G. Ben
edict. Indian Harbor. Conn: Walter
ID. Denigre. Manchester. Mass, $1,000
each: Louis ID. Brandeis, Boston.
$500: Richard olney. Boston, $3.50;
u A. Humboldt. Newport, and w. A.
Tadcastle, Boston, 500 each; W. B.
oliver, Baltimore, Md, Samuel Lud-
low. Jr.. and Joseph NJ. Moonan, Jer-
xey CITY. C. W. McAlpin, Morristown,
n I l. r. Russell. Elizabeth, n. ]
S5OO each: ]. S. Armstrong, Balt-
more. Md, and G. A. Culberson. Wash
ingion. d. c S40O each, Albert Plant
and ]. ]. Tracy. Jersey City; u. NJ
Daniels. Princeton, n. J.;Samuel Rea
Bryn Mawr. Pa, $3.50 each; J. w
Craven. West Chester, Pa, 5000; Sen
ator Leroy Percy, r. r. McCalmont
W Boslin, A. Brydowski, Arthur s
Brown, Senator G. A. Swanson, all o
washington. and f. W. Powell, Cam
den. n. j.; E. II. Gilliece, Philadei
phia. A. Rothchild and William
Gregg. Newark: Frank Smithers, Al
lantic City; Bert Good, Long Branch
T.. N. Kinkaid, Hoboken; A. s. Miles
Baltimore: r. NJ. Umbel. Uniontown
Pa. 800 each.
From the West and South these re
sponded. l. II. Lionberger, ST. Louis
81 600; c. II. Huttig. St Louis; job
y Osborne, Rawlings. Wyo.; Elme
W. Hurst, Chicago; Percy, Jesse an
Herbert Strauss, Clsrksburg, W. Va
$500: William L. Cranberry, Nash
Vile, Tenn; James @. Gray, Atlant'
Ca. $3.50; Bernard Stein and Co, Mi
waukee; Carl Mendel. Savannah, Ga
J. S. Carr. Durham. n. c.; f. "
Paine, Duluth, Mimi; '. T. Hardi'
New Orleans, Fl. F. Riegan. Fayetts
Vile, Ark, w. ]. PetrowslFy. Chicago
!. p Camp. Louisville, W. A Bahkl
Alma, Mich; G. w Goddard, Marietti
Ohio; ". L. West, St Paul; Mr.
Ethel Fem. Cleveland; Thomas
Mcclellan, Montgomery, Ala; O. v
Carson. Ashland, Kan. 800 each.
There we're many dollar contribl
tions and other amounts collected /
various Democratic newspapers.
Rolla Wells, treasurer OF the M
tional Committee, said:
"Never before has the record
campaign funds been given to Il
public this early In campaig
There is every indication that 4