Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

underwrilten quotas to DO delivered
by September T. By that we, are
ness men produced the money ami
viii do their collecting later The
p ponn Is howeyer That The cash has
not In the Ohio list. yet tho Bulletin
ON August 10. says Portsmouth raised
IT'S quota ut one meeting
| New Hampshire Is not named. ami
New Hampshire money is being sent
c eHbGry aay h to tn" Eastern treasury
st"ies quota hop sy IL e@ Mes en'i'e
only one, city in Colorado. Den
yer. is mentioned. yet the Bulletin of
hi,u n,;,i 16: says: 'Colorado-s. c.
Northern counties in Colorado have
practically raised their quotas. lie
Euarantees states quota by Septcm-
Get the Money, Iioya.
Even South Dakota reports to Tho
nIuiIietin OF date August 10 that Sioux
Fails had an enthusiastic meeting
/ august J. and promises it's quota hy
august 10. IL is not in the $4,000. 600
list: The bulletin of August IL says:
M .Mhh. 5, d.. has completed quota
mat remote places in Illinois are
IN the pay territory is evidenced by
Il line In the bulletin of August lG.
tically completed quotas
,oi am sure the country will bc in
] ii,
IN some OF the methods tina, were
adopted that kept things going. in
fne bulletin OF August id. larry NJ.
der his own signature. contributed
an aricle entitled Step on IT,
,nd These l,mS;, are hi, his slogans: Harding
me people. but. boys. get the money
The pla tform is sound enough to hold
nc weight of the nation. but. boys.
Innizc, but. We haven't any more time
i iSda, Boys; get the money. The
Wea.ner Is hot. the Zen are on vacn-
TO climb but II you want to make
h hin at the same specd vow, have
Ievci, You have got TO give il more
power. Give her the sas; step on It.. =
TIM ,.'-r I,sa "a"r -. .'n son.
moving from one end q, the line to
the other. said Governor Cox. This
d Is revealed ~ .ptnrasrenh which
which saws 'Ch.cago's campaign is
10 he conducted by four fu.i time divi-
sions. and hf;h reserve division
which VIII swing into action for the
last three days on the public move
ineht. funct!oning as mop-uD bat
TALON. Evidently tho "moD-up" bat
talon saved the day. as NJ. tpham
! admits that 500, 900 have already been
| received in Chicago.
Governor Cox closed his statement
on contributions thus:
When my charge OF corruption
| FUND was fr,t made, VIII II Hays
| chairman OF the Republican National
/ Committee made distinct threat in
these words: II. at the instance az
our adverSar!eS. this campaign is flu
! ally resolved :a;o n question OF per-
| sonal characters, we know Of no
! reason aside from natural distastc
! why we should not meet that issue
| as readily aE any other.
!
| the challenge"
Chccrcd and Chrcrcd Coz.
y capacity audience ~ Syria Mos
! que, said 20 have $500 seats. chccrcd
! and chccrcd Governor CcN'S address.
| The applause WAS heightened by tin
| horns, hung ~ each seat which
| screcchcd their approval OF the Gov
| errors statement.
Governor Cox mixed into his pre-
! pared address humorous and sarcas-
! tic refeaenccs to the reports OF Re
publican subscriptions and he laughed
! with the crowd at his thrusts.
Commenting on tho reported "un-
derwriting" OF contribution quotas
Governor Cox suggested that small
| group OF men would guarantees pay
| ment In the event OF deficits in popu-
lar subscriptions.
"Thcyii need the money" Gov
! crnor Cox INTERCEPTED.
one in the audience was. not con,
vInced. \ man in the gallery stood
up adm shouted back:
| Yes"
Cries of throw him out" were
stiiied by Governor Cox. who asked
the man TO stand up and insisted
that he be given 4 hearing.
| Why are you not convinccd?"
Asked the Governor.
because You have not named n
| single individual or corporation that
has contributed one penny" the man
.i'hc Facts viii Come Out.
| Amid considerable confusion. Gov
ernor Cox replied that the Rcpubii-
can leaders could produce the names
| OF contributors
and if not. ] will continue to ask
questions until November p" tho Gov
| c.nor added.
The facts will como out"
rising ovation was given the
Governor as he ended discussion of
Republican finances and turned to in
dustrial questions.
The Governor reiterated his state
| mcnt that banking interests were
planning to change the Federal re-