Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-21
RAISING
 HUGE CAMP AICN FUND, SAYS COX
bmine Declares Amount Is Sufficient to Shock Sen- abilities
EO. F. WHITE, OF OHIO 1 NAMED CHAIRMAN

NAMED CHAIRMAN hrday, August 2, is Fixed as Probable Date of Notification Cox Outlines Plan of Pub- licity for Expenses
 blumbus, Ohio, July 20.-Charges the republicans were raising a baign fund Sufficient to shock Esensibilities" were made tonight Governor Cox, democratic presi- ial candidate, in an address to democratic national committed In perfected organization for the baign.
 democrats, Gov. Cox declared insist upon continuance of the torial investigation of campaign ctions and expenditures and also make frequent and detailed ac- kings of their finances. The dem- lie platform, he declared, is "a issory note" which will be paid nll, closing his address with a ction for November victory compliance with the recommen- In of a subcommittee, the dem- ic national committee late today mously elected George H. White Iarietta, Ohio, as it's chairman. Eernor Cox's address. together brief supporting remark by kiln D. Roosevelt, his running followed election of George H 3, former congressman of Mari Ohio, as chairman of the dem- fc national committee and man. of the party campaign. He sue d Homer s. Cummings of Con- kut who has served for eigh- months and who desired to be led for other campaign duty White was chosen after Edmund pore, Ohio national committee had declined the chairmanshir nade possible MT. Whites cleo by resigning from the commit ld giving way to him.
 White In Charge.
 sh of the campaign details were 10 Chairman White. He was rized to appoint special cam sub-cimmittee, probably of fiji members, and to arrange other committee did not fix the dates ptifying Governor Cox and MT welt of their nominations, but hndidates and the new chair tentatively chose Saturday, Aug for that of Governor Cox, al me, Trails end, at Dayton. The ing Monday, August 9, was SC. for similar ceremonies for MT Telt at his home at Hyde Park ernor Cox's statements regard. publican campaign funds and edge of democratic conduct made in an address upon the nent of former Chairman Cum. and introduction of Chairman propose however. to deal witf It good faith with the electo. with reference to platform e,' said Governor Cox, who was repeatedly.
 mean to let every man anG understand where every dol mes from and for what pur. is spent. We not only urge s matter of high principle order to guarantee the triumph cause.
 do not want publication of ex. pres after election. We want ters to be fully advised as tt circumstance of the collection penditures of funds in order icy may understand that whe1 acy continues it's duty, it as 1t without any obligation ex conscience God gave us.
 us make up budget that vii the fullest details, under al ling weekly or monthly.
 more than that. We shall in
 the senatorial committee in ting campaign funds continu session until the ballots hav' |osed in November.
 Will Justify Causes.
 all know full well," Governo atinued, "that a campaign fun' mt to stagger the sensibilitie nation is now being formed. I Eileve that is proper, God spec their enterprise. It will b
 our chief assets in the cam rnor Cox asked the nationa Zee members to take assuranc local organization leaders an pc men in the front trench tha tform of the democratic part 
 omissory note."
 all see that it is paid in full,
 every dollar and every cen Ter the campaign, not hope ne continued, "but in the al confidence of victory, becaus
 rye to win. We are confider
 we have fought for progres ma we have met and conquer tlon before. The strong hol us is not new to us. Nor nything new in the antagoni: us Senator Harding, the r'
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 that he is, our friend an
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