Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-28
Less Than $1,000 900 Col
lected and Spent in
Campaign.
NEW YORK DIGSUP
MOST OF MONEY
Contributes More Than Two Thirds
of Total Received-Two individuals
Pledge $4,000 Each to Pay For
Books Boosting League Of Nations
Little Money Spent in Campaign
Efforts on Behalf of Women.

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New York, Oct. 2S.-Total receipts
by the democratic national COM
mittee to Oct. e5 for the conduct of
the present campaign amount to
SS7S,S3124, according to an an
nouncement today by Wilbur w.
Marsh. the party's national treasurer.
This figure, Mr.. Marsh said. was
today submitted. according to re-
quirements Of the corrupt practices
Jaw. to the Kenyon committee in
vestigating campaign contributions
and expenditures in Chicago. The
sum collected, the democratic treas
urer reported, is constituted almost
entirely of contributions to the cam
paign fund with the exception OF
$4,000, which was borrowed. Other
sources which aggregated collections
Of only few hundred dollars in
cluded the sale of the campaign text
books, refunds from advertising. and
such small items.
New York Gives Bulk.
The statement itemizes moneys re-
ceived by the headquarters in New
York, Chicago, and San Francisco
asCwel as the women's bureau. OF
the total $665.4s1.33 was collected in
New York, while San Francisco
showed an aggregate fund Of but
$1.769.90. The wornen's bureau was
responsible for the collection OF
4
Disbursements by the entire or
sanization up to the same date as
shown by the statement amount to
$S2s,345.09, with New York bearing
by far the heaviest burden, Chicago
a sum slightly less than Its receipts
and San Francisco an expense APP
proximately eight times the amount
of funds received. Running the
women's bureau for the entire cam
paign to date cost but $1,339.3D, the
statement adds.
Account books of the treasurer's
office also show commitments as OF
Oct. 25 as follows:
Naturalized citizens bureau, $761.19;
organization bureau s2,34s.60; wom-
ems bureau, $12,O22.20; treasurer's
statistical, $1,403.26; general, 81
21O.1O; publicity, $121,109.34; total
commitments, $139,s54.69.
In addition to funds already re-
ceived, Mr. Marsh's statement in
Guided a memorandum to the effect
that two individuals had pledged
$4,000 each to pay the expenses of
advertising books relating to the
league of nations.
Cox Replies to Post Editor.
Dayton, Oct. 2s.-Another state
ment charging the Saturday Evening
Post and it's editor, George Horace
Lorimer with unfair partisanship
was issued today by Governor Cox.
of Ohio. democratic presidential can
didate.
1.-The insidious purpose of the Sat
urday Evening Post, clocked under
nonpartisan methods for the past
decade and more, has finally been
brought to light" Governor Cox de-
clared. saying that it had made mis-
statements only four days before
election, when it was impossible to
correct them.
That the Curtis Publishing Com
pany had been found guilty by fed
eral trade commission of violating
the antitrust laws by unfair prac-
tees in distributing it's periodical
was asserted by Governor Cox, de-
clearing that "big business was op-
posed to him because he would give
it "a square deal and nothing more"