Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Norwood, OF Davenport" said Mr.
1That is not the man." interiected
Mr.. Upham. who from the side lines
was an Interested listener.
Well. Mr.. Upham can eive you the
name OF the Iowa Director said Nlr.
Moore He then named John Kelley.
OF Ohio: Carl fritsche, Michigan, ana
Charles X. Niayiiy, West Virginia. as
other paid directors.
ITO The public these paid directors
are cam0ullagcd as executive secre-
taries Of the ways and means COM
mittees, said the witness.
A battalion Of "moppers-up' is also
a part Of the Republican finance or
ganizatiOn. according 90 Mr.. Moore.
He said these men went IN ailer lhe
organization, headed by Colonel
Thompson had collected from THE
Mr.. Moore said that one Of these
"moppers-up' was A. A. Prolzman,
OF ne Holland Hotel. Cleveland and
another. Edmund Silver Brand, OF
YOUNGSTOWN. had left town after he
had heard that a request had been
filed for subpoena calling him be-
fore the committee.
Mr.. Moore said that Chester G.
Hamlin, Of Colorado, had raised siO3,-
600 in that State.
senator Kenyon asked for more
about the Ohio quota. "Govern0r
Cox says that $4,000 was raised IN
The twinkling Of an eye. " The Sena-
| tor said, quoting the GoNrn0r's S
! Wheeling, W. Va. address.
ayes. and ! have heard that II was
more than that" Mr.. Moore retorted.
/ I'm my own town OF Youngstown
81, 900 was raised more than a month
ago"
lie suggested that the committee call
la. II. Booth, OF Youngstown; George
Jones. Toledo; John Kirby Dayton
] Frank Knusc. Portsmouth John a.
/ Kelley Columbus, and Dudley Bios
som and w. a. W0odford, Cleveland.
I "Mr. knuse.' Mr. Moore continued,
"raiscd $500 In 2i hours
There was nothing secret about IL,
was there? ?" Senator Kenyon asked.
Not then, but there is noN'' Mr..
| Moore retoried.
your investigation and Governor Cox
had made his charges
what is your understanding about
/ this Ohio qu0iay Chairman kenyon
asked.
My understanding Is that Cincin-
matt was to raise s260OOO; Cleveland,
! Si00O00: Youngstown, SS0OOo-'
These gentlemen have named
can tell YOU all about it Dayton was
TO raise 100000; Akron, SS0OOO-you
understand these quotas We're revised
from time 10 time. and like Taft with
| the tariff, they usually revised them
upwards Toledo. 100000; Canton,
$4,000, and al Lima, a man whose
u ola InNUW HRIIINN NH
/ $4,000 that ! know Of How much
more / don't know
Fred w. Upham. Republican ma
| iiOnal treasurer, who was an inter
csted spectator. interrupted 10 tell Mr..
I Moore that Ohio had raised Si7S,9O0
/ before the convention and Si9O225
since. The witness started a spirited
exchange with Mr.. Ulpham, while Sena-
tor Kenyon yainly sought to restore
order.
II understand. Mr.. Upham." ne said
I"lhat your quota in Ohio was Si00O0
but YOU revised ii upward later ia
/ S6j0,OOO."
Eyadcs Bayonet Charge.
senator Kenyon asked about Gov
ernOr CoX's charge that Republican
campaign contributors planned TO use
hayOnets I'm putting down labor trou'
] lNNN MNu NnIfANNNNNf NNANAAWAN nNA'Nff0
10 either learn the names OF some o
lthe men who contributed with tha
idea, or, failing that. 10 have Moor
admit that the charge was "wilI
flight Of The imagination
$50 far as know. every man wit
contributed 10 The sS0,OO0 raised i
/, lNounsel0Nn wac riihor The president
!. e.aSfelary or a stockholder In a steC
i cnmp1uy, -Alr M00ee- declared.
can't say. OF course whether the
i. Wre planning 90 use hayOnets.
only say that they have used the bay
onet, not under Governor Cox. bu
under his predecessors"
DO YOU think this charge can b
subslantsatedg' Senator Kenyon
/ asked
81 don't know whether they expect
ed 20 control labor by The use'of thl
bayOnct or purchase some other un
derhold on The government
but here Is a direct charge from
! a presidential candidate that they di,
plan 10 use bayOnets."
''No man can tell who anyone Is tha
contributes 20 a camnaisn fund, eX
N cent by his business and his pas
lrecord You have the list OF conlrbu
tors and can find the answer there.
B. Mr.. Moore said 81 do say that man.