Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-10

not nave approved.
But form 101 was and Is dead
he added. Furthermore, the sub
/ stitute form 102, was not presented
at the luncheon in the. tower room OF
the Union League Club in Chicago
and was there thruout that confer
ence
| II rever saw a quota list for cities
or any other quota fist except that
for states prepared in my office
said Mr.. Upham.
Proud of psalm Singers"
"You assume responsibility for the
.psaln singers?" asked Senator
Pomerene.
II clio, and am proud of the work
my eN-Y. NJ. G. A. campaigners are
doing" said Mr.. Upham. II believe
that en- the showing here of results
I could, as a business man, get the
Ljob OF raising the democratic cam
paign fund, and when they reorgan-
iae their finances I think they will
accept our system
Mr.. Upham presented figures on
precortvention receipts and expendi-
| lures, his previous testimony being
! limited to the period after the ma
tional convention. Today's testimony
showed expenditures of more than
! 81 900, 900 for publicity, headquarters
| and other national committee ex-
| penses' between Dec. l, 1918, and July
| r. of this year.
f"There was no campaign on in
that period" suggested Senator Ken
yon.
Hays Always Campaigning.
'There is always u campaign on
where Will Hays is in charge" said
Mr.. Upham. "An hour after he was
elected republican national chairman,
he telephoned by long distance and
asked me to raise some MONEY"
Mr.. Upham testified that part OF
the preconvention expense for speak
ers was for men sent to preach re-
publican doctrines at ChautaQuas. He
said the republican national COM
mittee had "Chautauqua bureau"
| under DIR. Ellis, and that the sal
aries and expenses of the speakers
were paid for out of the national
treasury,
Some prominent democrats have
appeared on the Chautauqua plat
FORMS suggested Senator Kenyon.
Yes, but not as hired men of the
national committee" rejoined Sena-
tor Pomerene.
The chairman then brought out
that .Hr. Upham understood that
there were democratic days" at the
chautauquas where the republican
bureau men were sent
$4,S0o,000 includes All.
Summarizing all this budget and
quota business into what he called
"a plain business statement" Mr..
Upham said that the state quota list
of about $4,S00.000 made up in his Of
flee included both the preconvention
and actual presidential campaign
periods. He then pointed out that
more than s1,10o,00o OF this total had
been raised and spent before the
present budget OF $3,0I3, 900 was
made up. He said that since the Chi-
cago convention he had raised about
81 200, 900, OF which about two-thiris
were applicable to the national CONF
mittee, the9alance peins returned to
states which had q joint fund CAM
parsh VIII ING ialloi'ai suN, eoli.inl'te
aud nst;onal comnittae fnnds and
tho loans OF s40o e0) to the IcongresA
sional and s20O.ooo Is the senatorial
committees OF the party. there would
pass thru his hands Il ,hal of So
s79. 900.
Less Than Limit,
.rh.+ ;s +ha 1;,,,,+ of nv, ioh. Mr.
Irn,,an, s.,d ere tho states ra,se
mnre t,,sn tho onotas ,I haya as
signaa them VIII not accent #.
What thew NAV do after thew have
r,,sea what have asl,ad for Is none
~ =, :. h,,s,ness"
pa,,;e ,,,;,,, tho ,as,,I+s ~ ~. o-
.;.s. HrulI7Yn,,o 80.
aLIitbar+o tba ao.+ h.s ,,r,.vs n.id
the Hills for, both narties PIT IN 70
a.+o two -4b;ads of our f,nd. hove
oo,oa f,,or, ,y,,a+ Nyary yorl consido
ers .tb,, west, That thinI 10 !.
nrat+v GOOD are,,ment that wa arc
raouv ,settins ayoy f.on, what 10
c.1,ed Tvar s+reat influence, .nd
aho,,+ which wa hava beard 90 n,,,cb
here"
.ee
Mr. ophan agreed aosoiuteiy
quotas sent trom ms olrlce were py
~ iles.as ,...s .ns i. 49, e - p.s s.ass
+br,,out the state nol,tical noachin.
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