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UPHAM SHOWS FIGURES

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all moneys paid or promised, whether
the promise be of an express sum OF
money or an agreement to pay an In
efinite sum, or to contribute with
theirs to any fund or funds now be-
ing collected or to be, hereafter COL
ected?"
Mr.. Upham answered in the affirm
alive.
Covers All Funds.
The report shows no pledges OF aid
to make up any deficit that may exist
after the election. but the affidavit
state that the committee does how
ever contemplate the continuation OF
its campaign for funds with which to
discharge its unpaid debts.
Asked by the committee whether
were any agreements Of agreements
express or implied made or contem-
plated, to the effect that any moneys
would be furnished to make up the
DEFICIENCIES which may exist between
moneys on hand, collected or above
accounted for, and the moneys ex-
pended. or, which may hereafter be
expended, by the committee or any
of its agents or agencies.
Mr.. Upham said he knew OF no such
agreements. ...
Another question asked was:
'Is there any agreement OF char
acter referred to in question pertain
ing to the underwriting Of obliga-
tons, which may be hereafter incur
red by the committee. or any of its Of
dcers or agents?"
Statement In Detail.
The treasurer said there was more.
In response to another question he
said:
Il know of no committees, associ-
alton, organizations or individuals.
tribute to the financial aid and pro-
secution Of the campaign OF the Uni
ted State senate Of of the house OF
representatives, other than the re-
publican national committee, the ma
tfonal senatorial, committee, the ma
tional congressional committee, and
the individuals who have contributed
TO the national committee, and who's
contributions have been detailed In
the accounts heretofore. except the
regularly organized committee of the
part within the various state"
Second add upham Shows figures
Statement OF Demos.
New York, October 2s-Total receipts
by the democratic national committee to
October rs. for the conduct Of the pres
snt campaign amount to s87s, s31 "a, &C
cording TO an announcement today Will
bur Marsh. the party's national treas
urer.
This figure. Mr. Marsh said. was to-
day submitted. according to the require
nents Of the corrupt practices law. to
the Kenyon committee investigating
campaign contributions and expenditures
The sum collected. the democratic
treasurer states Is constituted almost en-
tirely Of contributions to tn campaign
fund. with exception Of $4,000. WHICH
was borrowed. Other sources which
aggregated collection of only a few hun
dred dollars. included the sale Of the
campaign text books. refunds from ad-
vertising and such small items.
Expenses Are Listed.
Disbursements by the entire organiza-
ton up to the same date. as shown by
the statement. amount to ss23. 346 .09
with New York bearing far the heaviest
its receipts. and San Francisco, an ex-
pense approximately eight times the
amount OF funds received. Running the
women's bureau for the entire campaign
added.
Account books Of the treasurer's office
also show commitments as of October
15 as follows
NaturaIized citizens buerau s7s1 ~
organization bureau, $2.34s so; womAn's
bureau. s12. 022. 20: treasurers statistical
II. 400 30; general. s2.21o.10; publicity
s121.1os.34 total commitments. $780,
In addition to funds already received
Mr.. Marsh's statement included q mem
orandum to the effect that two individ-
expenses ofCan advertising book. reiatins
to the League Of Nations.