Evening star., 1922-10-28
REPUBLICAN FUND
TOTALS S422,066
;$421,4A Already Spent.
MELONS Brother Largest
Contributor.
BY the Associated Press.

| CHICAGO, October 2S.-The repub-
lican national committee has raised
$422,066.96 for the present campaign
and up to the close of business We'd
! inesday night had spent $421,444. lear-
ing S622 So on hand. Treasurer Fred
w. Cpham announced yesterday. His
report, filed with the clerk Of the
House of Representatives., shows Il.
B. Mellon Of Pittsburgh. brother of
the Secretary of the Treasury. as the
largest individual contributor. CIV
ing $4,000.
Rockefeller Gives $4,000.
! John D. Rockefeller is second. with
a gift of $4,000. and John d. Rookie
| feller. jr., gave $4,000. Treasurer
| Cpham has not yet made bis contri-
! button, but has advanced $25.Ooo TO
| the national committee to meet de-
fcit. Other $4,000 contributors arc
William Wrgiey, tr. , Of chlrsgo' ni'
and the New Jersey state central COM
mittee. through David Baird, treas
urer.
Mr.. Cpham's report shows contr-
| buttons of 500 or more brought in
| s3so.ls3.1S. while donations in sums
! of less than 500 yielded s2s.469.
| The S421,444 expended includes si3.-
6223s toward principal and interest
on loans negotiated during the presi-
Dental campaign of 1920. Some OF
these loans are still unpaid
5000 From Hoover.
! The individual contributions include
! 81. 900 from Herbert Hoover, $1,000
| from Postmaster General Hubert
! Work. $1,000 from former Postmaster
| General VIII II. Hayes. $1,000 from
Charles B. Warren of Detroit, ambas-
sador to Japan; $3.50 from Eugene
Meyer, jr". managing director OF the
| from Paul NJ. Warburg. $4,000 from
Julius Fleischmann, $1,000 from VIM
| cent Astor, $4,000 from James A. Pat
ten of the Chicago Board of Trade.
So. 900 from Mrs. Julia CARMEL of Day
ton. s6.S75 from her sister, Mrs
from her brother. F. r. Patterson, and
i s1.sO0 from Robert Patterson. all OF
Dayton.
The republican senatorial commit
! tee. in a financial statemen: filed yes
! terday with the clerk of the House by
| Harry A. Wheeler. treasurer. reported
campaign contributions of s136.Ot9
and disbursements of s103,ea3.
There were four contributions OF
$4,000 each. made by Treasurer Fred
national committee; Frederick w. AL
! len, New York: d. A. Reed. Pitts
burgh, and Henry f. Lippit, of Rhode
i Island.
Seven contributions of 5000 each
were received from William "rigleE.
| jr. Chicago: J. A. Patten. Evanston.
! Ill; S. r. Guggenheim. New York: II.
L. Doherty, New York: Otto Kahn.
New York; Payne Whitney. New
York, and Samuel insult. Chicago
| Other Contributors.
! Other contributions included:
! E. B. Swenson. New York. $500:
Eugene Meyer. jr, New York. s2.5e0;
H. S. Wilkinson. New York. $4,000; Z.
F. Carry, Chicago $4,000: G. II. NIL
! liken, New York, $4,000; r. +. Lamont.
| Chicago. s1.7O6: Elisha Hanson. New
! York, $500. and F. w. Croli, $500.
Those listed as having given $4,000
1 Mrs. q. A. Soden. Chicago: Ira J.
| Williams. Philadelphia: Robert Glen
denning. Philadelphia: Eugene W.
| Fry. Philadelphia: W. Hinckle Smith.
Philadelphia: J. H. Weaver. Philadel
! phia; Robert f. Tod. New York; f. W.
/ Stewart. Chicago: B. Dawson. Cole
man. Phnad-lphia: Edward W. Box
! Philadelphia; J. Rosenwaid. Chicago:
Clement d. Newbold. Philadelphia:
Morris r. Bockius. Philadelphia; w.
; H. Anderson. rh.la delphia; George n
| Frazier. Philaielphi,,: Lyrford Bid
! die Philadelphia: John A Spoor. CHI
cago: ]. r. Eruudy. New York;
! Charles d. IIilieS. New York: {. IL
/ Curtis. Philade piia: L. II. Williams.
New York; r,ul b. rravath. New
| York: c. E Mitchell. New York; Il. 4.
| c. Smith. New York. and L S Hark-
ness, New YcrG.
! Three contributions of $3.50 each
were received rom Thumas Creigh.
New York. and J. B. Lightfoot ami
! NJ w RarlerS i'ulrlRo.
| Those who gave $500 each were:
! Elizabeth R.biero Countess Santa
Eulalia). James +. sullivan. J. It.
Windrim. John II. McCiatchy. John
| Samuel T. Rod!ne and James NJ.
Stelle. all of Philadelphia: A W. Har-
| ris, B. A. Eckhart W. VI. Ryan and
| W. P. Murphy. all of Chicago: Will
! liam H. Nichols and X. Fulton Cut
| ting of New York.
$IG3,2:24 for Committee.
! The republican congressional COM
i naittee, through Milton L. Allies. re-
! ported that it had received sl65,224
! and disbursed Sl2O.S14 in the interest
| of republican candidates for the
House.
John D. Rockefeller, sr.. and John
D. Rockefeller. jr., were listed as hav-
| ing given $3.50 each.
! The Allies report showed that the re-
publican national committee had given
I 100000. and that former Chairman
! Fess had turned over SS0,14S. which
was included in the general total Con-
! tributions Of $1,000 each were re
/ ceived from F. NJ. Kirby. Wilkes Barre.
! Pa; Joseph II. Bromley, Philadelphia:
! E. r. Price. New York: Joseph r.
Grundy, Bristol, Pa; Thomas n. Pow
| ers. Broadmore. Col; George NJ Shaw,
! Baltimore: II. w. Briggs New York:
! Harry Wardman, Washington. and X.
/ B. Mellon, II. b. Rust and ii. NJ. John
son, all of Pittsburgh.
| Listed as having given $500 each
! were: J. 4. Manning, New York; q.
; P. MacNicholls. Toledo, Ohio: u. {.
Patten. Chattanooga. and William H.
Ramsey, Alliance. Ohio.
| Those giving $3.50 were: r. Fulton
Cutting, New York: Albin w. 7. Bot
! tomly Honolulu; Mrs. Whitelaw Reid,
New York.
Among other contributors were:
William J. Burns. New York, 800: A.
B. Creager. Texas, 500; David b. OIL
! yer. Pittsburgh. 800: Mrs. Larz An
| derson. Boston, 500: b. n. Duke, New
York, 5000; Angler b. Duke. New York,
! 5000; Mary Duke Biddle, New York,
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