Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
COX CHARGES FUND OF EIGHT MILLIONS
 LEVIED BY G. o. P.
Continued From Page SiY.l

N~-~---~-~->-----r>--~"-~ ed it's full quota. Other Wisconsin counties organizing now.' The Bull letin of August 16 says: 'Wiscon- sin has every day since adjournment of convention recorded itself on the cash register at headquarters with
 substantial sums. Milwaukee organi- zation moving forward with big men
 behind it.
 Money From South.
 Get us go to Arizona, which is
 not mentioned at all but the Bulle-
 tin of August 10 shows what is go-
 ing on by this dispatch: Arizona.
 when the thermometer registered 110
 in the shade every day, few men us-
 ually respong to campaign work, but
 the soliciting committee is working
 daily In Phoenix, Tucson, Douglas
 and Yuma, considering conditions they are showing remarkable results in securing subscriptions. Many
 large contributions absent on vaca- tions. Phoenix raised one third of its quota in week. Tucson expects to report over subscription Tuesday
 night. The Nogales committee starts Monday night This dispatch is sign ed by Albert Weigel of Yuma, Ariz.
 and dated August z.
 The money diggers' struck pay dirt in Florida. c. c. Buhen, of Eau
 Gallie. under date of August 7, wired
 the Bulletin as follows: Many coun- ties of Florida organizing. Dade and Palm Beach counties strongly lined
 up. Key West shows much interest,
 also Fort Pierce.'
 Speaking of Florida, the Bulletin carries this paragraph under date of August 10. Florida republicans say
 they wish to help pay the freight for
 return of good republican days Maine is not found in the king row and yet under date of August 16 the Bulletin places her in the list with these words: With these con- tributions, Maine made a record of which she can be truly proud. In the past practically no subscriptions to the national committee fund were ever received from this state. Start rng July IS the first organization of the state ways and means com. mittee was perfected and on August IS the quota had been oversubscrib-
 ed $5,0O0.OO
 Coming to Ohio we find, accord ing to the Bulletin of August 16 that Cincinnati business men have anderwritten a quota to be deliver ed by September first By that, we are to understand that group of business men produced the money and will do their collecting later. The point is, however, that the cash has gone to the treasury. Portsmouth is not in the Ohio list yet the Bulletin of August 16 says: Portsmouth raised it's quota at one meeting.' "Only one city in Colorado, Den yer, is mentioned, yet the Bulletin of Hamlin, state chairma shrdluunun August 16 says: 'Colorado-S. c Northern counties in Colorado have practically raised their quotas. He guarantees states quota by Sept. r.
 "Even South Dakota reports to the
 Bulletin of date, August 10, that l Sioux Falls had an enthusiastic meet ing August and promises its quota by August 15. It is not in the $8,- 100000 list. The Bulletin of August 16 says: Mitchell, S. D., has com. pleted quota "That remote places in Illinois are in the pay territory is evidenced by line in the bulletin of August 16, which runs into these words: "Ill- inois-Will and Boone counties have practically completed quotas.' Answers Hays
 "I am sure the country will be in- terested,' the governor continued, Gin
 some of the methods adopted that
 kept things going. In the Bulletin
 of August 16, Harry M. Blair, MT Upham's first assistant, under his
 own signature, contributed an ar.
 ticle entitled Step on it. These arc
 his slogans Harding and Coolidge have the confidence of the peope, but boys, get the money. The platform