South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27

cisco 10000; Los Angeles $50. 900;
indianapolis 125.OOO
Toledo 100000; Columbus 100, 600;
Seattle 100000; Minneapolis loo, 600;
ST. Paul 100, 900; Providence lOO,-
900; Newark 100000; Youngstown
so. 900; Akron $4,000: Oakland TO-
900; Milwaukee $1,000; Dayton
$4,000; Baltimore 50,OOcS New Or
leans $4,000; Rochester 500. 900:
Kansas City $4,000: Denver $4,000;
New Haven $4,000; Omaha $4,000;
Scranton $4,000.
Spokane $4,000; Syracuse $4,000;
Bridgeport. Conn. 10000: Washing
ton $4,000 Louisville $4,000: Des
MOines $4,000; Schenectady $4,000;
Portland $4,000: Birmingham So
600; Canton $4,000; Worcester.
Mass, $4,000; Lynn, Mass, $4,000;
Albany. y. Y, $4,000: Atlanta 25.t
600; MemI his 5000; Duluth $4,000.
Jersey City $4,000; Lowell, Mass,
$4,000. Total Ss,145,0O
Quotes Records.
On the question of keeping Sc
cret all locals subscriptions, Gov.
Cox quoted from the official Bu.le-
tin Of Aug. 1G. as follows
The names and amounts sub
scribed by local donor should not be
made public locally"
Il hereby give u wide and non
exclusive publicity" Gov. Cox COM
tinued but why was the publica-
tion 20 be only the organ OF the Sc
cret society. why were the names
Of local contributors not 20 be made
known Was IL because each con-
tribution would carry its own mean
ing 10 the voters In the local COM
munities or If secrecy were guar
a b fr mt ice
Hays and Mr. Upham 20 DO tho same
thing in submitting their returns on
box office receipts
Some Reason.
Certainly there is some reason.
/ What Is it2 The public is entitled
10 know. If Mr.. Hays and Mr.. IL
ham do not come forward with tho
information the republican national
committee ought TO remove them
both and insist upon q clean bill %
health. Furthermore there should
be some explanation OF this icing
made purely a business AFFAIR partic-
ipated ln by business men and bus.-
ness men only Unexplained. u car
rics its own condemnation and eN-
Ioses the purpose Of the whole
shameful business. It means that the
quota IS 20 De assessed against those
who are 90 benefit and thai the cap
taius or industry who have answered
Mr.. Hays roll call are submitting
10 taxation with the understanding
that they Will have representation. -
Approved b. Hays.
The quota plan, Gov Cox charged.
vas approved BY Chairman Hays and
/ Treasurer Cpham and also. he add-
/ Cd. 'it received endorsement from =
higher source"
n...tf--
by Sen. Harding the republican
nominee IN the Official Bulletin" OF
August 25. Gov Cox said that Sen.
Harding expressed his gratitude for
/ the enthusiasm shown" IN raising
4 the campaign fund.
Harding Knows.
That Mr. Harding IS acquafntef
even with the details of the enter.
( prise IS evidenced b. a Subsequent
passage. said Gov. Cox. which m
as follows. Through the fine work
OF your organization. we are near
ing that form 81 political patriotism
which expressed itself ar support
+ from every county. every state.
. Therefore ! want all mem bers ~
/ your organization % feel that thel-
efforts are essential 20 our success
in planning Tor national eriiEhten-
ment and deeply appreciated BY
me-"
Gov. Cox said ne depended "uhoi-
l ly for the purpose %, making proof
of his charges upon officioI docu-
ments which came from republican
+ headquarters. lie did not plan %
sond hi- Data 20 tho senate cam
pa!gn investigating committee. stat
! ing privately that the COMMITTEES
/ could get its Information from his
I address Thursday niEht
Discusses League.
Besides his statement on repuh-
licar finances which he prepared
with great carc Thursday or the
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