Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
SHOWN BY REPORTS
Democrats Received $685.
s71; Republicans, S2,466,-
019; Socialists, $51, ,O2e.

The democratic national committee
had expended $699,971.69 in the ma
tional campaign up to October Il, ac-
cordfngf to q report filed with the
clerk Of the House OF Representatives
today by Wilbur Marsh, the commit
tee treasurer. Total receipts were
placed at s677.934.S7. -
Gov. Cox was listed as a subscriber
to tn democratic fund to the amount
Of $4,000. Other subscribers were
Thomas L. Chadbourne, .jr... of New
York, $500 each; Michael Bosak,
Scranton, Pa; Mrs. Emmons Blaine.
Chicago: Joseph e. Davies. Madison,
Wis: Thomas F. Ryan and Nathan
Straus, of New York, $4,000 each;
Pa. paa's sa,soo. "0f""'A' 'af''s'A''s
The democratic national congress
sional committe reported total re-
ceipts of $13,435.75, including $4,000
lin loans, and disbursements of $12.-
1851. Among the contributors were
advanced from the national commit
tee.
Other contributors to the democratic
fund were B. NJ. Baruch of New York
Spain, 5000 each; w. n. Reynolds.
Winston-Salem. N. c., $4,000; E. L.
Doheny, two contributions. the first
of $1,000 and the second, s1,500: Col
E. NJ. House. Senator Glass of Vir-
| ginia, Secretary Colby and Norman
E. Mack: $500 each, and Alton b.
| Parker, 500.
! The detailed. report filed by the
democratic national committee show
ed the New York headquarters col
the womans bureau collected $3.50
and disbursed $1,339 The Chicago
! headquarters spent s40,779 out Of
total eontri buttons of $45.37s. and the
only $1,763.90. while spending $12.S30.
| There were only two contributions
of over $4,000 in the democratic list
Ia. A: Wroe of Austin. Tex, con-
tributed $4,000 and Rembrandt Peale
| of Carrollton, Pa, $4,000.
| The sworn statement of Fred w.
| Upham. treasurer Of the republican
F, national committee, filed with the
clerk of the House yesterday. shows that
the total receipts for the period from
June IA to October is had been 81, 1885,
| 019.54, and the disbursements had
amounted to s2.741 50334.
The statement of Mr.. Upham shows
! that the contributors to the repubH-
| can fund for this period number
| 34.S67. The detailed list shows only
$1,000. aggregating $3S,750. The larg-
est single contribution was from the
Hamilton Club of Chicago. whose
members subscribed the sum of $6.-
| l2O.5O. other contributions, as set
down in detail, range from 25 cents
to $1,000. and cover the entire country.
| Treasurer Upham reports that con-
tributions for state committees were
received to the amount of $1.015, 5,61S.64,
and transmitted by him as agent to
| state committees.
The sum of s333,5Oo was borrowed
for use by the senatorial and con-
gressional committees and loaned to
those committees.
Guy T. Scott, treasurer of the ma
tional republican congressional COM
mittee, also filed a report with Clerk
Carley showing contributions totaling
$116.T00. Among the larger contribu-
tions Were: Anderson Gratz of st.
Louis, William II. Childs of New Yrok
Harry HornbloWer of Boston and
George a. Draper of Hopedale, Mass.
$1,000 each: Eugene Meyer, jr., of New
York, and T. B. Walker of Minneap-
oils. $500 each. The socialist party
national campaign committee report
ed total contributions for the national
campaign of s51.02S.24 and disburse-
ments of $4S.478.6S up to October 81
The only contributions of more than
$1,000 were from labor organizations
The socialist party national cam
paign committee reported total contri-
buttons for the national campaign of
$51,02S.24 and disbursements of $48,-
478.68 up to October p. The only con-
| tributions of more than $1,000 were
| from lahO Orga niZationS