Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
En and Hays Chilled by on Com-
 mittee
IWN PLAN TO
 KEEP TOTAL DOWN
|.. Leader, However, Says l. Sums Could be Raised
 k.hout Leaders of Either
 l Committee Knowing

svs. Fred Upham and othe1 |aders found occasion for fur (;al of Governor Cox's charges 1 [s15.ooo,OO0 fund was being |.nd offered the committed |rected toward the democratic |rbam. as treasurer of the re national committee was Sed at length by Senator Se and Reed, democrats, who i from him information that ressional and senatorial cam. bmmittees of the party had |totalling $7OO,00O in addition nore than three million dol let appearing in Chairman stimony yesterday. At Sen. d's request MT. Upham had of state quotas which the said he made up fourteen before Senator Harding was Id, This table totalled $4 ut MT. Upham explained that D desire to collect more than of this amount.
 Reed did not shake MT. denial that he had no knowl- the city quota list which Cox read in his speech at h last week. The question he Missouri senator finally e point where MT. Upham he did not know how much rious state quotas was as- particular localities. He new of only two city finan- tors of the party in the one each in Chicago and but he "hoped there were ]"
 saw a quota for any city ited States" said MT. Up- assigned only the state how these were sub-divid- e state organizations was by affair"
 t you are responsible for aw, fact and conscience so ese subdivisions were made of your committee and so ese agents did nothing crim Errying out your system, '' enator Reed.
 To Large Interests
 Reed then argued that no way to limit the amount be collected in any one dr. Upham retorted that he P them before they got to ion dollars"
 am agreed with Senator that it was both possible lie that large sums would in industrial centers by y of which the national of- the party would have nc The witness said no one amounts would be ex- county organizations and ing to the list of 51 cities |rnor Cox used, he said he heard statement that copies of this list were m turned over a complete treasurer's official bulle- fh Gov. Cox also referred. ed pointed out discrepan. some items in the bulle- ilst of state receipts giv- nittee by MT. Upham. The ga that the language of which he said was de. ncourage the field work pc taken as a manifesto Y salesmanship, over en- "iust plain bull"
 st'ons by Chairman Ken. can of Iowa, MT. Upham E list of more than 3o,ooo winch he turned over to ee' represented the "dou.
 to popularize the cam. snd at the same time get Anolders knowing that
 would vote the ticket " nad been no contrihu. ua'ke interests and when suatlon was recalled by yon he remembered thai n and Belmont of New o" supposed to have giver " each to the democrati, 'ad of that year.
 'alnk that the numerou, small business men ir who have contributed t, t, VI tao as little as a dolla, .a people to whom Gov
 lred as intending t,
 ,ets , to keep labor down !, P Kenyon. 1o"n'
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