Republican farmer., 1919-11-21
Republican Expenses
 S3O,00O
Almost Every Manufacturer Gave-DeVer Warner,
 $1,00O.
Wednesday, Nov. 19. 1919.


 Expenses close to sS0,000 were filed for the Republican Town Com mittee this morning with Town Clerk Clarence E. Wintor by Treasures William E. Seele.. They. have paid out, according to the statement of expenses, $22,1S9.39. and they have left $457.96 while they still owe S6,50O for advertising as they have not received their biiIs as yet. The largest contributors to the campaign were John T. King with $1,2O0, and DeVer H. Warner with S1,000. The total collections for the campaign amounted to S22,065.
 On the first page of the campaign receipts and expenditures W. E. See ley says that the committee had a balance on hand of $5S2.S5. They collected S22,647, making a balance for the election of s22, ,647.35. They itemize accounts amounting to S22, 1S939, and have a balance of S457.96 on hand. They state that they owe about $6,500 for printing, advertis- ing, etc., which has not yet been paid.
 Proof of a thorough and expensive campaign is shown without question in the figures given below which show that over S4,G00 was spent for clerk hire through the town chairman, J. Alex Robinson.
 In the amounts given the district chairmen to pay their election work CTS with it will be noted that any where from s1OO to S4O0 was spent in district. This included many work CTS on the Republican lists.
 In the lists of donations practically every manufacturer in the city was listed either for S100 or for various sums ranging from S5 to S75.
 There were about 300 contributors to the campaign funds of the Republican party, according to statement.
 Those who contributed s100 or over to the campaign are as follows: | W. E. Seeley, S125; J. T. Patterson. Jr., $1O0; A. E. Oviatt, $1OO; F. L. | Wilder, s125; J. A. Courtade, $1OO; J. A. McElroy, $2OO; Edward Walsh, 1 s10O; William E. Howes, $100; J. A. H. Robinson, $50; W. E. Seeley, 1 $500; W. H. Comley. $2OO; E. F. Kel- | Ter, $1O0: A. B. Beers, $1OO; M. D. ! Stowe, S100; Simeon Pease, S10O; w : S10O; O. c. Smith, S10O; W. E. Burn | ham, S10O; Leonard Ashein, S10O; J. J. Scheitinger, s1O0; A. H. CanfeId, | $50; R. E. Donnelly. $500; E. w. Bassick, S1O0 J. A Turner, S10O; c. 1 F. Simeon, S2OO; A. H. BuIIard, $500; l Howard F. Smith, $50; F. B. Silli- man, $500; A. L. Delaney, s1OO; c. B. 1 Wilson, $2S5; H. P. Wilson, $50; Guy Miller, $50; W. R. Webster, $50; John T. King. s1,2OO; D. H. Warner, s1,OO0; Fred Brill, s175; Paul L. Mil Ter, $500: J. A. Courtade. $1OO; w. c. Bryant, s750; c. E. Winton, $50; Schuyler Merritt, $25O; Lacey R. Blackman, s125; F. D. KeeIer, s2OO; A F. Connor, $10O; H. K. Beach,
 s10O.
 Expenses were filed as follows:
 Girls at headquarters. J. A. H. Rob- inson, $S.S27. .92: parades, $1.01S; dis trict expenses: A. F. Connor. Twelfth district, s415; 2! H. Havers. Fifth district s35O: T. J. Cunningham, Sixth district. S3e5.5O; W. E. Primrose. Ninth district, S251.45; A. L. Delaney, Sew enth C3strict, s117; William Chew, Fourth district, $2Gs0A; Frank Squires, Tenth district. S23016; J. J. Hines, First district. $2O2: Howard F. Smith, Third district s128.2O; C. C. Blackham, Eleventh district. S195.75; A J. Nor .hey, Second distri-t $210; John O'Conneu. Eighth district. S234-S0. Elk penses, rents and rallies. S1,ooo: sun dry expenses, American Legion, S200: sundry expenses. $1,O00; advertising, paid. s, 900; autos and teams $2,72S. 50; clerk hire, S4342.9o; printing, $2,6S0 5T; refreshments. S494.65; stamps, s2. 2.+ot. B
 of which J. 4. H. Robinson got B. 2S4.s2: parades. $1,G1S-