Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
REPORT OF THE
 DEM. NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Washington, Get 26.-The democratic national committee in It's financial report filed late today with 4fe clerk of the house of representatives showed receipts 60 date of $S0,512. Expenditures amount cd to nearly $2o,o00 more than receipts, which was obtained by loans, the largest being from Harrison Nesbit of Pitts burgh. chairman of the finance commit tee.
 The first report filed by the commit tee on Oct q 1s2o-a presidential year showed receipts of se77,s34 Under the law another statement of the committee finances must be filed with the clerk of the house a week hence.
 NJ. L. Benedun of Pittsburgh headed the list of democratic contributors with s1o 900. A statement prepared by democratic committee officials and made public just prior to the presentation of Treasurer Marsh's report placed s. NJ Baruch of New York as the leading con- l tributor with s25 900. This later was corrected to $2 800. which was the same i as reported by MT. Marsh.
 The official list, as filed with the house, 1 also differed in several other particu- l lars from that previously given out by ] committee officials. The biggest contrib \ utors, as listed in the official compilation,
 were the following:
 l x M. L. Benedum, Pittsburgh, o,o0o Harrison Nesbit, Pittsburgh, $600o l Frank L. Crocker New York, $500O: Cyrus 1T. Mccormick. Illinois, s3.oo0 B NJ. Baruch, New York, L. F. Crawford Pittsburgh, Thomas r. Ryan, Virginia
 former Governor C. N. Haskell, Oklaho-
 ma, former Senator Clarence W Watson
 West Virginia S2.5o0 each former Sen
 ator Charles S. Thomas Colorado. s2
 900, and Frank H. Dodge, Little Rock
 Ark. sl,2ao.
 Those contributing s1.00o each were
 Henry Morgenthau, New York Charle:
 R. Crane, Illinois; Joseph NJ. IIartfeld New York; Ralph Pulitzer, New York Walter Moore. Birmingham, Ala; c. c
 Carlin, Virginia George T. Bradley, New . Yor'k; Edward N. Hurley. Illinois; Ed ward Wise, New York William A. Day New York k Admund I. Mooney, New
 York; George McBowman and George E
 Sweeney New York; Percey s. Strauss New York; Wayne Johnson, New York Norman H. Davis and Vroonman H , Davis, New York
 There was one contribution for s1,10
 msriSed "unlSnow
 Other contributors included William i G. McAdoo, California; Vance C. Me , iCormick, Pennsylvania David R. Fran c1S,s VI MlftAoufi :. Daniel e. lscrer. Washing
 ton; John W. Davis, West Virginia
 Frank l.. Polk, New York, and Dr. Her
 man E. Baruch. New York. $500 each V A. Mitchell Palmer. Penna, $500; Josep
 w. Folk, Missouri; Hoke Smith, Geor gia Morgan J. O'Brien. New York, s25 {, each; Woodrow Wilson. Washington ~ Senator Carter Glass. Virginia; Thoma f W. Gregory, Texas, and George Cree , New York were among those giving $2o ' each
 al Josephus Daniels of North Carolin e was maonG many of S10o contributor f which list also included democratic sens
 tore. .N.
 2 The unofficial list given to the pre-. = mentioned Joseph F. Willard, virgini s. among the S1;o0o contributors. and J, d seph r, Humility in tho list of those ri, l. ing sseoi but their ntAmes were not P Treasurer ! arsh's report Newton l. Baker and E Nj. House were listed Il, q officially among Sloo contributors. br '- their names were not on the official do
 ument IL was explained that son 2 names which were given to the pre- Q might have been overlooked in the hur7 of preparing the treasurers stateme n and that they would appear in the ne. $ fling. ( Reports by the republican commit oi vii be filed tomorrow or Saturday.