Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28

torial committee, the national congres :
sional committee, and the individuals
who have contributed to the national
committee, and whose contributions
have been detailed in the accounts here
tofore filed, except the regularly or
ganized committees Of the party within
the various states"
New Yorif, Oct. 2S.-(By A. P.)-
Total receipts by the Democratic Ma
tional Committee to October Is for the
conduct of the present campaign amount
to $STS, ,S31 "a. Wilbur w. Marsh,
the party's national treasurer, an
nounced today.
This figure. Mr.. Marsh said, was
submitted today, according to the re-
quirements Of the corrupt practices law
to the Kenyon committee investigating
campaign contributions and expenditures
in Chicago.
The sum collected, he added, is con :
stituted almost entirely Of contributions
to the campaign fund. with the excep-
ton of $3.50 600. which was borrowed.
Other sources, which aggregated collec-
tions Of only few hundred dollars, In :
cluded the sale of the campaign text :
books, refunds from advertising and
such small items.
The statement itemizes moneys re-
ceived by the headquarters in New
York, Chicago and San Francisco. as
we'll as by the womens bureau. OF the
total, $685., ,4S1 .33 was collected in New
York. San Francisco showed an ag-
gregate fund Of but $1783.90. The
wonen's bureau was responsible for
$S544.5O. Chicago collected S53, ,041 81.
Disbursements OF Ss23, $40. 90
Disbursements by the entire organiza
tion up to the same date. as shown BY
the statement, amount to $S23 $40 90
with New York bearing by far the
heaviest burden, Chicago a sum slightly
less than its receipts, and San Francisco
an expense approximately eight times
the amount of funds received. Running
the women's bureau for the entire cam
paign to date cost but $1339.30, the
statement adds.
Account books Of the treasurer's Office
also show commitments as of October
25 as follows
Naturalized Citizens Bureau,
$761 10.
Organization Bureau, $234s.6 80.
Women's Bureau. $12 .022 20.
Treasurer's Statistical, $1403. 20.
General. S221O.10.
Publicity. 1921 ,1O9.34.
Total commitments, $139, ,S54. 80.
In addition to funds already received
Mr.. Marsh 8 statement included a mem
orandum to the effect that two indi
viduals had pledged $25, 900 each to pay
the expenses Of advertising books re
lating to the League of Nations.
Individual contributions, including
that of President Wilson for $500 and
Mrs. Wilson for 800, ranged from
1925 by Thomas l.. Chadbourne. Of
New York, to five cents by John Ducan
of Woodsville. y. II. Thousands OF
contributors are listed in the Demo
cratic statement, and include persons
in all stations of life.
Governor Cox contributed $4,000
while Franklin d. Roosevelt gave $4,000
Other contributors included:
Partial List Of Contributors
William G. McAdoo. former secretar!
of the treasury, $1,000; August Bed
mont, New York. $1,000; James w
Gerard, former ambassador to Ger
many, $4,000; John w. Davis, ambas
sador to Great Britain. $1,000; Bernard
NJ. Baruch, $4,000; Alton b. Parker
once Democratic candidate for Presi'
dent, 500; Vance c. Mccormick, for
mer chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, $35O0; Homer s
Cummins, another former chairman
S652.56; Senator Hitchcock, $1,000
York World, $1,000; w. L. Douglas
Brookline, Mass, $4,000; Rembrandt
Peale, Carrolltown. Pa. $4,000
Charles r. Crane, New York, $500
Francis Burton Harrison, governor
general of the Philippines, $4,000
Cleveland II. Dodge, New York, $1,000
Thomas l.. Chadbourne, Jr., $1,000
Thomas Fortune Ryan. $4,000; Altar
"A. Ryan. $4,000; Nathan Straus
| 5000; Cyrus Mccormick, Sr., Chicago
! $4,000; Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick, Sr.
$4,000 Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
800 Ira Morris, Chicago, $4,000.
Many contributions of $500 each wer'
received to match the President, Mr.
Marsh said, adding that these subscrip
tions had materially increased the Dem
ocratic fund.
Washington, Oct 2S.-(By A. -
/ Neither the American Federation Of La
hor's nOnDartisan campaign cOmmitte
nor the Nonpartisan League has file'
statements covering expenditures In tn
present polltlchl cdlhpdign, IL "hS sIhte'
today at the Office OF William T. Page
clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
/ Under the corrupt practices act re
ports on campaign expenditures mus
be filed mot less than ten days" befor
the election. Mr.. Page said no com
munication had been received from
either organization explaining its failur
to file.
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