The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-27
1 sheets which carries quotas as indi

, sheets which carries quotas as indi- cated."
 At this point Governor Cox presented the list of fifty-one large cities and, he | said the allotments would be 3l cents l per capita for each man, woman and child of their 25.5Oo,ooo population.
 The sum of ss,100,0o0 is to come not l from twenty-seven states but from the l largest cities in twenty-seven states l said the governor. New York state is l represented by only four places-New | York City, Buffalo Rochester and Al eany-and yet Franklin D. Roosevelt an i nounces that the county of Duchess, suburban and rural community, was az. sessed S32 900, But let us see whether the quotas placed upoT larger cities were l exceeded Again we come for proof Q ! the official bulletin, which. under date | of August 10, says Boston, Mass, had | a 90 per cent attendance at an organi- 1 zation meeting on August 4. This IS an , excellent record for hot day Real in- { terest was aroused Senator Weeks hl- spired them with an understanding ol l the situation and they agreed to pro duce'
 ! That they lid produce is proved by lthe Bulletin of August 10, 1928, when teIegrams received that day were pub
 sned. Anong others we see the foi- | lowing Metropolitan Boston wills to l ontrlbute more ilttn zOu per ScHl OA tko original quota. which would turn the Boston fund from 900 to s750,0Oo
 The Columbus. Ohio, quota is $o0,oOo | and vet in the Bulletin of August 70. a 1 telegram from Columbus is inserted earry4rg thsse reassuring words Then, too, the end Is not yet. for it is proba-, be the sum Of s15O00O for the state and national treasury will stand to the credit | of Columbus before the first day of i September Then little color was given | to the story. Proud of achievements | Henry l.. owen, the divisional director ] who sent tine telegram, evidenced his pride in how things were going by sub hitting details as tc just. how it was | accomplished
 | Two pusy mea gave two hours day for | ten consecutive days in interviewing and | soliciting, and they turned the trick ! That this was intended as hint to the l money diggers' is shown by the para graph in MT owens telegram which says: sEvery state director every city director can do like Kelly did; get the l right man to see the right people. Do 1 1t quickly and systematically.
 i CHATTANOOG OVER TOP That the eight million dollar fund is not to be the final total in the coun- | try at large has already been clearly proved by the statement of MT. Blair | himself. Further information is sup piled by official republican documents. l For instance, the Bulletin under date of | August announces:
 "'The following cities in Ten
 nessee are all organized for the
 reduction of their quotas: Chat | tanoOga, Nashville, Memphis and knoxviile.' Only one of these cities
 is in the eight-million- dollar list Ia t. I Bulletin of August l6 announces:
 Chattanooga oyersubscribed It's quota this week. The balance of
 the Tennessee cities are being
 carefully canvassed'
 Not city in Arkansas is listed in
 the eightmillion dollar class. Only one city in Louisiana-New Orleans Only one city in Georgia-Atlanta. Not a single city in North Carolina. And vet David H. Blair wired the Bulletin as follows: Why not urge the rest of the United States to emulate the ex- ample of Arkansas, Louisiana, Georgia and North Carolina, which are all over the top North Carolina went over on July 27 and the end is not yet.
 Tn the state of Michigan only one city, Detroit. is put in the eight mil l lion dollar class, and yet the Bulletin | under date of August 10 says that | Flint (Mich) business men decided to i make their campaign short and snappy and finished by August 15. Grand Rap ids (Mich.) committee of large busi- ness men working enthusiastically to 1 bring campaign to speedy conclusion
 The Bulletin of August Is says: Cam paign in Pontiac, Saginaw. Alma, Bay City, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Battle Creek ! Grand Rapids and Grand Haven started l during past week. Forty counties in Michigan now campaigning
 1 STEADILY RINGING REGISTER
 Tn Wisconsin only Milwaukee is named, and yet the bulletin of August 10 says; Kenosha, Wis, has raised it's full quota. Other Wisconsin countie: organizing now The Bulletin of Angus, Is says: Wisconsin has every day since the adjournment of convention recorded itself on the cash register at headquar. ters with substantial sums. Milwaukee organization moving forward with bis men behind it.
 Let us go to the state of Arizona
 which is not mentioned at all, but tht bulletin of August 10 shows what is go ing on bS this dispatch: Arizona, wher the thermometer registered 110 in tn,
 shade every day. few men usually re
 spond to campaign work, but the solicit
 ing committee is working daily. II
 Phoenix, Tucson, Douglas and Yuma
 considering conditions, they are showing
 remarkable results in securing subscrip tions. Many large contributors absent or vacation. Phoenix raised one-third o its quota in a week, Tucson expects t,
 report oversubscription Tuesday night
 The Nogales committee states star
 Monday night This dispatch is signe
 by Albert Weigel of Yuma, Ariz., an,
 dated August '.
 STRIKE PAY DIRT "The money diggers struck pay dir , under date of August '. wired the Bulle
 tin as follows: Many counties of Flor
 ida organizing. Dada and Palm Beac
 counties very strongly lined up Re
 West shows much interest. Also For Pierce
 Speaking of Florida. the Bulleti
 carries this paragraph under date o
 August 10 Florida republicans say the
 wish to help pay the freight for retur
 of good republican days ..
 Maine Is no. fplnd in the king roy
 anG yet. under date of August IS, the huJ
 letin places her ;n the list with tn, s
 words: w th this contribution Maine. tE pine tree state. made record of whic She can be trul.i proud In the pa , practically no subscriptions to the na t'onal committee md were ever receive, from this state. Starting July IS the f,.e Srsa anization of the state ways and mean
 cpmmittee was oe: eoted an! on Augns. t9 the quota ha been oversubscrib,
 }5,l0O'
 { Coming to OnA we find according ', he bulletin of August Is, that 'Cincnn natl business me- lave underwritten t',,
 1ucta to be de.ivered by September } By that We are tc understand that