Evening star., 1924-11-04
FUNDS Of PARTIES
REPORTED TO DATE
S3,251,369 Received by Re-
pubIicans; S618,311 OBJ
tanned by Democrats.

Final reports on the reelection
campaign funds made yesterday to
the Senate investigating committee
show that the Republicans received
$3,251 S69 UP to October 25, while
the Democrats got $61S,3l1.97 up to
October %
The last rerort received from the
la Foilette-W Wheeler organization
showed total contributions at Sill
>12, but John NJ Nelson, La Fol-
lcttG's campaign manager, has testi-
fled to receipts of $245,000 up to
October TO- Also in testimony be-
fore the committee in Chicago, Will
liam V. Hodges, Republican national
treasurer, said that total receipts
up to and including October 81 was
s3.742,000.
Chairman Borah declared yester-
day that the committee would not
issue a partial report before the
election on the testimony produced
at the hearings. The comm. ttee felt,
he declared, that the best statement t
was in the figures which came in
today and which speak for them
selves.
Others submit Reports.
Other political organizations sub
mitted campaign fund reports to the
clerk of the House of Representa-
tives. The Socialist party reported
that up to October ~ receipts totaled
$6,20o and expenditures, Sass. The
Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment reported total receipts
at sl5.235 and expenditures at S13-
351 up to October 81. The Anti
Saloon League of America reported
an expenditure Of s677 between Oc-
tober IS and October 81, while the
prohibition national committee re-
ported receipts of s6.2S9 and expendi-
lures of s4,62s up to October o.
During the period from October q
to october 25. the Republican com
mlttee reported contributions of SAIL
4Sl and expenditures of $539,2S0. The
Democrats reported contributions of
Sl25.492 from October q to October
~. but a disbursement report was
not included. The Democratic re-
port also showed that the national
committee had advanced $4,000 to
Democratic State organizations
The report yesterday showed that
Republican headquarters at Chicago
curing the five days from October
Il 10 October 25 had received $19S.-
sie-25 and disbursed s314.419.l2, while
the New York office received s222-
o4l1l and spent s224,S01.79. OF the
disbursements. the report showed that
SlOo.500 was advanced to Republi-
tdtl organizations IN Illinois, includ
ing Cook County. and S53. 900 was ad
vanced to the New York State COM
mittee.
Contributions to Fund.
Contributions to the Democratic
fund received from the various States
up to October % were:
New York, s267.S29; Texas, 500 $50:
District of Columbia S2S.O3O; Penn
sylvania, S30,577; Ohio, $143S2; Eir-
sinia, s1S.560: West Virginia, S24.71S;
Ala barla, s3.722: Arkansas s6.S6S;
arizona, s425; California. 1855;
Colorado s15o: Kansas, 1886; Ken
lucky, so,43I; Louisiana, S1,731: Maine
$50; Maryland, s1,955; Massachusetts
SS,ol9; Michigan, SS,493: Minnesota
S24sS; Connecticut, s1,349; Delaware
s145; Florida, s2,oS3; Georgia, s2,2S1;
Idaho, 81: Illinois. s13,345: Indiana
$1.132; Iowa. s2,7aS; Mississippi
sl.is3; Missouri. s9,63s; Montana
nothing; Nebraska, $2,245; Nevada
nothing: New Hampshire. s7S3; New
Jersey, S,144; New Mexico, SIT; North
Carolina, s6,4ss; North Dakota, s25;
oklahoma. s4.762; Oregon, $3.50;
Rhode Island, s160; South Carolina
$l0,125; South Dakota. $50; Tennes-
see, sT.786; Utah, 81; Vermont, $717:
Washington. s645: Wisconsin. SAL;
Wyoming. $40; Alaska. $602: Hawaii
s25; Panama, s15; Porto Rico, $751;;
Cuba, SIS.
\ contribution OF s75 was reported
from China and sf43 was marked
extra