The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
c. D.. P. ASKS FOR 81, 100000;
CANDIDATE COX FEARS NATION
WILL GIVE TWICE THE AMOUNT 7
LAWRENCE ANALyzES
C0X'S CHARGES
OF HUGE FUNDS
RT DAVID J.AwEHFCE
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,cor,rirht. lo,o b, Wheeling lntcln-
E"u~"r)
r,'t,hurS't. ~. Nus cS.--riovornor
cox has rhc p"utr,.d World wondering
TO-DAY what proofs cnn b. narShalict
20 support hts charge that q 81. .D"0. 900
campaign fuad "as Planned b the Re-
guhl'""u party e. rthls campaign.
Th"r" ~"'n~ [, h, II" doubt among
friends 81 '"'. '"N. especially r.. II.
Moore. his p" r.u' 'uLI"u mana ger.
" M arrived ,arIy to-day that the Demo
cratic r"rIu., NDuIi show ia" B~pun-
,t'anr nad .uJ'ud'n g." VIA the cam
ralhu by .,r extraordinary cNpcnditur"
&C MON. Indeed tho I'"mo'ruts "hr
got h"r 8" 'i'an'- ~ th' E"'"fn"r.
ruiut., t. -, admission Gl Fred -
hau a.. Republican trensuT.T that
In~ H,rut'ii'au quota f"r Nc" I"rh
stat, 80 ;" upU u"u nl"n~ aud tllin"tf
40" 80" Nj tphnr" inslaici that IhIn
pu'ia ."uld ""t rr spout f"r tho IA .
local 'I''u."' toe o" Nh''h H." ltsPnh
I.~a" r',i. 3. Int.t.ai'L I'ut IN t'rn
,.,fatH Iur.-i ih~I tnrr'l" ur7 tho ~h"iN
,.uIr,,rr.. 80 h.,, .lu,n -. lln' begin
and oud l,.tr- ~,u lh~ r-rrr'iilu'oH f"r u
rational n"d r'at. l"k~ir I.s"RllE.
tho p"luhuI u,nsa rno'IlnHn huN" :"
GUIDED srNak~rr f"r nlI 'n"'ii'in''H n"h
lI'cTaturr Il r"e''r1 have "I'r" en-.
rrs'"d national aud -'r'" iick"i-.
Tlnlnli thr shot" rnS~ "r GOV. COX
r~siH upon Tho rhnrR"a that ~" R"puh
ltcRpa planned y fund ~ Slo."oh.hn" Tor
rr~ whole campaign oph that th" nation
81 orEan'hGtlou S"i FOR 'hc lndi' Idua'
xistsp huge quotas uul, a part uf "hiUh
u"uld hc r'rtiHcd IN a. having b"oH
prnrt for thr national ticket
VIA tie commonly suggested among
,hr pclIttCiar- hero lee that Gov. cox
he's E"ricn hold ~ tho quotas 81 tn"
states and that II No" York was act ~
900 non. luiu"ir NJ SION. 600. tn" to-
ral Of all Ph. Star~g would easily mako
tho tiS.nnn ooo Mr.. pham. III" Re-
ruhllcan treasurer. insists. however.
hat The rot'I fund u"b"r these calou,
larions u"p}d r. In *" n"IEhb"rh"od
Of $500 ono.
sums Are Estimates.
~ course All iN"SC sums were, 'cSti'
mated and very litIl" money has actu-
aiIy ben rcrrIv~d h,. either tn" Demo
rratic or ,nc Republican national com.
rlrttNcS thVs tnr. most of II being IN
plNdge< The Dcmcrrlts have collected
loss than $50 onN. ard their effort Is I"
mako II Just ~ hard for tho Repuoh-
cans 10 collect much moro. though thH
latter have adrtttcd collecting S9oo.o0H
thus far.
Coyeruor Cox IN Salcctjng the $4,000
non ASurr ~ The basis for his charge
~ laviss eHrcnd'turss Is really not SAY
lnS Anything new. The Democrats here
rn- the cox speech Noint"d to several
newspaper articles written aS early as
January OF this year concerning Re-
PUBLICAN NnaNCN pans. '1'N NI tnCNN ~ =
'icle$ ras a Ssv"n-""lurnn affair In the
RrcoklNn FIrglN With ~" Sirca'n"r head
.rS To rtis. 5000 hNA 20 "l"Ct -. -
r-o-tH".' ~ iH-n. VIII n. hay1
cn,'rrsr Ro-uhl.,.,~ -N.'ior,' Commit
... .n .., ...,.. .-I r.,.r.i Er~Rt'St cam
palEr fund "a Nr'"-'can HISTORY.
tn" article itS"if < written oy ~"
Washington CORE Spoud"n. of IN" brook
lvn FaglN Hho th.. Democrats say Is m
intimate friend Of Wilt Hays and they
anegc the yarn came from Hays him;
SNlf II IS illustrated with pictures OF
VIII Hays and Colonel William Ray"c
Thomrson. chairman of the ways and
means committc" "t tho Republican nm
anrlal organization. Tho lrst two parn :,
graphs ot IN" article which ar" bound
10 play great part in the question OF
nrooCS Of Cov'S charges. This tS the
way Il begins:
'iSivtcrn million dollars may be spent
IN tho effort 20 "l"ct Republican pres
dent Of tho Jritrd States this year:
Tho Nrrlr~ >tpgEcrH N" ipiaktna'ton or
most persons nho remember that IN"
average Sizr nj national campaiEn
o- No million dollars. Vet R"puhlicanS
ara pIanniuE 70 got sixteen millions into
mo var chest this y"sr's hEht. u VII
b~ NOR" than twi"f az much S was
spent under Tho direction Il Marx han,
ra IN 1895 ~ accomplish tho election OF
William Mckinley. and m" HannA can't
naiEn fund IL generally credited with
holding tho record.
In aiming AZ NlN.O0N.ONh. tnC lNHpup-
ltcans Arc not figuring ~ doubl" or
frchlr the amount ordIrar rily Sr"nt In =
national campIi Sn. although unTu"S'
IioDahIv ,hoy Sill Sp"Nd far NOR" than
all campaign financial arii"ricS In ono
huge fund rather than having n" Ma
,ional Committee raise itS own >"par-
at- fund and all m" stat" and local
committees continue on IN" old basis or
making thsir own collections.
handle state Funds.
The state committees ar" turning
ovcr their Subscription lists I" tho ma
,IonaI committee. The latter pians 10
receive all suhScriprou~. II rill gather
ropry from rorS"rA who haN" hith"rf"
subscribed only 10 stat" or lCcal cam
pairn funds. County and "th"r local
Committees ar" cNr"ct"d ," fall In limo
p'th tn" na'iona' committee" rlan.
,zercv and on. great disburSinS EG' n"N.
a. rrrtraIiZaton ~ NuBn"" IN" Rfpuh.
Urars hor~ not only ." eliminate"
xrea, deal - waste that has character.
ized campaigns IN -" past e"' ," En"nH
thsIr rancaign fund In NOR" 'ci"n-
ia, r,.rrsr and place - "A"r" - "tlI
90 ,h~ mos good.
While tho Democrat ""r" h"mHard
,nE the EecrA'f"sr mran"'. plans. l..
lJ,ason rCrworl, editor 81 The Liquor
pssIrrS' .rourrai. made public III a '"i"-
rrsr, - Senafrr k"N:u ON. chairman m
tbr senate in,rstIEatiuE committee.
rharge that ha~ been ""mm"7'' W.
,,o->d IN this section ~ f"nu>t i'anl3,
.,rsIv that hootlrgE"rS ar" "ntain'nE
.bJsksy fror 'hc d,St!li"r'tS under
medicinal r~r,nt'S and selling II al high
oS,s ard ruit'rE Shar" ~ IN" cox
ramnaiEn FUND. Prominent h"m"cra'icr
aI,'tri,rS ~ T~nnsylN ANITA a-C aiI' E"d
49, Jryrl,sd and Mr.. hudson - nrE-
,hc senatorial investigating corr
70. 70 probe M" charge. Really m"
r,.StdNrttal tampa En has Just h"Enn.