Evening star., 1922-11-03

cost to candidates, in the primaries
and election. will not be reported for
thirty days after November Z.
The republican national committee
reported gifts OF $1s.72b: the repub-
cratic national, $lo.43i. The prohibi-
tion national committee contribu-
tion figures were $3.717.
without OpDosition.
Preliminary reports by House candi-
dates show that about 200 spent
nothing in the general election fight.
This list includes those without op--
position next week, although most OF
them previously had reported more
or less expense in the primary. House
nights have found that In some In
stances q mans principal expense Is
reported after the election.
He may still keep we'll within the
law and not tip his hand prior to the
voting. an Official explained. More
over, the biggest cost is in the last
few days Of the campaign and on
election day"
Miss Alice Spends &8,60S.
Representative Alice Robertson Of
Oklahoma. the only woman member
spenders. according to the prelimi-
nary reports. her total being 1886.
Among contributions Miss Robertson
reported one Of 5000 by Secretary
Weeks and 31.100 by the Women's
National Republican Club. Inc.
No statement had been received TO-
day from Mrs. Otero-Warren. repub-
lican nominee in New Mexico. but 1t
was reported on the way. Esther
O'Keefe. democratic nominee in the
| thirteenth Indiana district. listed the
| expenditure of 1863. while Mrs. Lucy
Patterson, running as republican
in the fifth North Carolina, reported
that she had spent $125.
Volstead Spends Nothing.
In the seventh Minnesota Repre-
sentative Volstead. author of the pro-
that he had spent nothing. .. J.
Kvale. a minister. opposing him, re-
ported the expenditure Of $274.
Among House members seeking re-
election those reporting general cleo
tion expenses of $1,000 or more in
clude:
ritt, Connecticut. $1,440: Layton. Del
aware, $1,000: Sproul. Illinois. Sl.22s;
Mckenzie, Illinois. $l.2e0; Williams.
Illinois, s2.2ls; Benham. Indiana.
S1.75s: Hickey. Indiana. $l,ol4; BRO
Kansas, $1.016: Blakeney, MARYLAND
$500; HIN. Maryland; ooG. sass; Mason'
New Jersey. s2.oo5: kindred. New
York. $4,000; Perlman. New York.
sl.9s2; Cochran, New York. $4,000;
Mills, New York.. $1.4oo; Chandler.
New York. $2.os3: Ansorge. New
York. S1.52s: Fairchild. New IorR. S
snS%sr g. Ses; sas,l' Ss@ York. Mf~ ,iiss: cisTss
New York. ,l.so7: Sanders. New York.
81 ooS: Stedman, North Carolina.
$1,000; Pou, North Carolina, s1.oso;
Fitzgerald, Ohio. s1.070; Morgan.
Ohio. $3.50: Alice Robertson. Okla
Kreider. Pennsylvania, s2.4oo; Bixler.
Pennsylvania, sl.7o0; Shreve. Penn
syivania, $3.50: Kirkpatrick. Penn
syivania, 1855; wyant. Pennsylya-
mia, s2.5oo: Clouse. Tennessee, s2.l7s;
Leatherwood: Utah: $1,000; anin HarrlsGn'
;1,oS6: Beck. Wisconsin. $500: Lon
don. New York, $1,000: Fish. New
York. 1885; McArthur' oregon
$1,2Ss.
Other Expense Accounts.
Candidates. not incumbents, report.
ing general election expenses oi
81 900 or more include: o,
Gartenstein. fifth Illinois. $l.os3;
Craig. fifteenth Illinois. S;So5; huli'
sixteenth Illinois, S1:lGo; BACK; acrv SIT =
teenth Illinois; N'2SS,; I;,,o,s aen.y y o2o:
Grsenwood, n second Indiana. s1.los;
Branstrator, twelfth Indiana. $l.315;
Cook. second Iowa. $1.s57; sipp.
eleventh Kentucky. $4.74s; Coan. httn
Minnesota, $1.0o7; Sears. sixth Ne
braska, $3.50: Sayre. NTH New Jer-
s1:22s: Ceiler, tenth New York. S3.ol4;
Dickstein. twelfth New York. $2.4Ss;
Knott, fourteenth New York. $2,iSS;
Marks, nineteenth New York. $2.o33;
Frank, twentieth New York. $1.S!e;
Weller, twenty-first New York. LOOP;
Wainwright. twenty-hfth New YORK. @
York, s1,1oS: Taber. rty-sixth New
York, $1.15o: Stalker. thirty-seventh
New York, s2.437: Mcdonald. sixth
North Carolina. $2.179: Campbell,
eighth North Carolina, $1.1s0: Gard
third Ohio. $1,000: Valentine, twelfth
Ohio. $l.051: Ashbrook. seventeenth
Ohio, $1.s52: Stone; NTH okiahoma'
yania, $l,oe6: Croll. fourteenth Penn
Pennsylvania. $1,000: Kurtz. twenty
frst Pennsylvania, s1.s12: Haines.
twenty-second Pennsylvania. S4.0s4;
Kane. twenty third Pennsylvania.
$l.4s3: Kent. thirtieth Pennsylvania-
$l,575: Aldrich. second Rhode 1slands
$1,000; Burnett. third Tennessee.
$3.50: Hall. fourth Tennessee. 1883:
Hertxberg, fourteenth Texas, $1,490:
Simpson, sixteenth Texas. $2.475:
Hassinger. ninth Virginia, $2.4eo;
Berger. dfth Wisconsin, $1.422; Win
ters, wyoming. $1,000: Cannon. ninth
Missouri, $1,26s: CARRIER. eighth Okla
homa, SLOTS: Arnold. twenty-third H.
linois, $1.491; Rathboae. Illinois at
large, $1.760.
John r. Hefner. socialist candidate
in the nineteenth Illinois. holds the
economy record. He reported the ex-
penditure Of 4 cents for postage.