Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03
g. 0.P. HAS MOST
CAMPAIGN MONEY
Fund Passes S. 00, 900 Mark
While Democrats Have Re-
ceived $1,310,72e.
c. H. DODGE LEADS DONORS

Campaign funds have been pouring
into the republican war chest in great
err volume than into the democratic
statements filed from the national COM
mittees Of each party. The figures on
hand in the Office of the clerk of the
House show that at the close of BUSH
ness October 30 the republican national
campaign fund totaled $2,012,535
while the democratic fund totaled ST.
310.72s.
The republican committee has re-
ceived SHAFTS since the previous re-
port filed with the clerk of the House.
and the democrats have received $780,
AS. The accounts show that the re-
publicans have thus far spent $685.
$50 and the democrats have spent ST.
1882. A later report will be made
showing the total funds received and
spent between October 80 and election.
Two large individual contributors are
reported by the democrats. They are
Cleveland H. Dodge, $4,000. and Ed
ward l. Deheney. $4,000.
List of Democratic Contributors.
Other contributors are:
$12.500 each-Thomas D. Jones and
David B. Jones, Chicago.
2.oo0-Roger C. Sullivan, Chicago.
c. Penfield. Charles J. Peabody. New
York; F. s. Peabody. Chicago.
$6.000-F. B. Lynch, M. A. Coolidge.
James Lewis Taylor, New York; Fran
els p. Garvan. New York: r. B. Cort-
landt. New York; P. J. Ryan. Chicago:
$3,000-William Solomon, New York;
Martin Vogel. New York; George Bren-
men. Chicago.
$2,50o-Frederick Hoff. New York;
Hugh c. Wallace, Tacoma.
$2.000-William R. Rust, Tacoma: c.
L Morgenthau. New York: w. A Cur
Among the thousand dollar contrib.
utors are: Adolph C. Miller and Daniel
c. Roper. Washington. D. c.: William
Church Osborn. John s. Morgenthau,
E. ]. Lynch. Gordon Auchincloss. Her.
New York. T. H. Given. Pittsburgh;
Senator Willard Salisbury. Delaware;
Sam Lazarus. st. Louis: Louis Bam-
berger, Newark, N. j.: W. 0. Burr and
Hughes, Council Bluffs. Iowa; ]. b
Doolin, Alva. Okla; Lynn H. Dinkins.
New Orleans, and Arthur Peter OF
Maryland.
Leading Republican Contributors.
The two largest contributions shown
in the republican statement are s25.00C
each from H. C. Prick and Payne Whit
ney. The Union League clubs of Phila-
delphia and New York gave $4,000 and
s13,500, respectively.
Other contributors were Charles War
| rem Fairbanks. candidate for Vice Presi-
| dent, and Eugene Meyer. jr.. with $4,000
! each. A. W. Mellon and r. B. Mellon
gave 5000 each.
Contributors with $1,000 each were
George r. Sheldon, Robert w. Goelet
and J. Horace Harding. Charles Nc
Knight gave $4,000. and Charles G.
Danes gave $4,000. NJ. Byers and
Others vi to Snyaer fase + $500 w ssh
A lnnee0s ). s W. seileman 1r0 Company n
$4,000. E. T. Weir. E. W. Nudge. H. J.
Heinz. E: F. Price; $500. Alice Jones
Wilcox. H. Hugart Laughlin. George F
Porter. J. C. Trees, H. K. McMullen, B
f Jones. jr.; Mrs. Elizabeth H. Horne,
Mrs. Mary F. Laughlin: Henry A.
Laughlin; $3.50. william F. Finn and
Among those contributing $1,000 each
were: Mrs. G A Griscom. Adolph
Lewisohn. William A. Russell, George
c. Lee, Joseph R. Dilworth, J. NJ
Shoemaker. David B. Oliver. r. P
Ernst. Henry B. JOY, Larz Anderson
A. F. Kountze. L. de L. Kountze. w. l.
Mellon, G. NJ Laughlin, jr.: j. B Ford
R. E. Odds and Fred NJ. Alger.
The statement carries the receipts
and disbursements up to the close OF
business October so.
Supplemental contributions to the
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
since October &c. aggregating $3.50
were reported to the clerk of the
House today. The largest Individual
contributor was Charles r. Crane OF
New York. $4,000. Total contributions
for the league up to october 80 were
reported as $40.51s, and expenditures
$40 T83