The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-03
KENYON COMMITTEE. DECLARES RECESS.
 UNTIL NEXT WEEK.
Number of Subpoenas Are Is- sued, Including One for Ed mund Moore, Personal
 Representative of Cox
By Assoeiated Prcss


 Chicago, September 2-Democratic wit nesses today were unable to present to the Senate committee Investigating cam paign expenditures the data on which Gov James M. Cox based his charges of a s15,o0o,ooo republican campaign fund. be- cause of the adjournment of the commit. tee until Tuesday.
 At the request of Senators Reed and Pomerene, the democratic members, Chairman Kenyon tonight issues a list of subpoenas for witnesses, chief of whom is Edmund H. Moore of Youngstown, O., Governor Cox's personal representative. Mir Moore was here today for the an- nounced purpose of presenting to the committee all the data in Governor Cox hands regarding campaign expenditures, but he was not called during the brief session.
 Several of the subpoenas issued were withheld from publication at the request of Senators Reed and Pomerene, the lat ter of whom returned to Chicago today from Columbus, where he conferred with Governor Cox and Mir. Moore.
 CALL SIX c. o. P. LEADERS
 Among those made public were six re- publican leaders, including Harry M. Blair of Marion, O., assistant to Fred W. Upham, republican national treasurer. The others are Dudley S. Blossom. Cleve- land; Garrett Kinney, Chicago; Walter s. Dickey, Kansas City, Mo; John J. Bry- son, Brazil, Ind, and H. G. Garrett of Kentucky. They are chairmen of the republican ways and means committees in their respective states charged with apportioning the republican budget with in hair he cix were called at the request of Senator Reed, who announced he wanted 70 ma out how Treasurer upham g fund-collect- ing machinery was functioning in repre- sentative states.
 Decision of the committee to recess to- day to permit members to keep weekend speaking engagements was unexpected. Mir. Moore had appeared to take the stand and had told newspap per men he expected to present documents in support of Gov ernor Cox's charges that millions were flowing into the republican fund. The committee heard Senator Miles Poindex- ter of Washington and Herman Hencke. treasurer of the National Young Mems Republican League. and then adjourned.
 ADDS A MILLION
 Mir. Moore told newspaper men he would attempt to prove that the republican lead CTS had publicly announced last January that they planned to raise a $16,c0o, GOO campaign fund and had boasted of it."
 He also declared ss6,0oo had been raised in Atlanta rfior to June i6 by 3 man who later became SO disgnsted when Senator Warren c. Harding was norni- mated that he quit the party"
 Mir Upham testified earlier in the week that the quota of the entire state of Georgia was $5, ,0oo and said that E,06s was all that had been raised.
 Failure to hear all witnesses here today upset the committees plan to meet in Pittsburg next week, and inquire into charges that the liquor interests there had assisted Attorney General Palmer's campaign for the democratic nomination for President. That plan, however, mas not been dropped, and Senator Kenyon said before leaving Chicago tonight that the committee would go to Pittsburg probably as soon as it heard the wit nesses subpoenaed here.