Evening star., 1928-10-27
G. O. P. NATIONAL COMMITTEE
REPORTS $3,811, $50 CONTRIBUTED
$1,O49,641 Remitted to State Organiza-
tions; Democrats Collect $3,O65 ,308
for National Fight.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Republican national committee
reported to the House special campaign
funds committee yesterday that there
had been collected a total Of $3,8l1,-
5000 for the campaign, but that
$I,049.641.79 was collected for the State
Republican committees ard was re-
turned to them. In addition the ma
tional Republican treasurer collected
and paid to committees in several
States $50O,43148.
For the entire campaign the ma
tional committee received for its own
use, $2,26l, ,50693 and expended $2,l23,-
S94.64 leaving a balance on october
"a, of $137,8i1.29. The democratic re-
port filed Thursday merely reported
that the national committee had re-
ceived S3,065,308 and had expended
$2.95l ,038, leaving balance of S1l4,-
006, an item of S500.000 ir the collec-
tionS represented loan to the COM
mittee.
The Republican national committee
reported that its total receipts from
October / to October "a, had amounted
to $2,387, ,990.21 of which $871, ,e36.79
had been collected for State committees
and RENTED to them, leaving the bal
ance available for the national COM
mittee at S1,5l6053.42.
During the period the committee dis
bursed for the senatorial committee,
$4,000; for the congressional commit
tee, $125, 900; had sent to State COM
mittees for their use, $3.50, ,731.48, and
had expended for its own use, 81, 1872
96550, making a total of S1,624.696.98
paid out by the national committee.
Many of the contributions were small
amounts. The report showed a number
of large contributions, among which
were those from Pennsylvania, 100000
in all, being composed of two items, one
for 100000 and the other for $200,000
Both credited to the national commit
tee for Pennsylvania.
Twelve Give $4,000 Each.
There were II contributions of $25, 1000
each made by John D. Rockefeller, John
d. Rockefeller, jr, and Herbert N.
Straus, all of New York City; H. S.
Akron, Ohio; G. A. Tomlinson, Cleve-
land; A. w Mellon r. B. Mellon and
George w. Crawford of Pittsburgh, the
main republican State committee, AL
fred /. Dupont of Jacksonville, Fla, and
w. o. Briggs, Detroit.
One contribution was for $4,000 from
William A. Clark, jr., Butte, Mont.
william H. Crocker. San Francisco;
George A. Ball, Muncie, Ind; George
o. Knapp, Rye, N. Y. and Myron S.
Taylor of New York City each contrib
uted $4,000.
Contributions of $4,000 were made
by each of the following: W. r. Craig,
c. C. Dula, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jasper
S. Bache, Murray Guggenheim and Ber-
nard McFadden, all of New York City;
]. E. Andrus, Yonkers, N. Y; T. C.
du Pont, Wilmington, Del; Julius Ros-
enwald and Edward F. Carry of Chi
cago, S. S. Kresge, Detroit: c. K. G.
Billings, Santa Barbara, Calf; H. w.
Croft, Greenwich, Conn. Harry Chand-
Ter, Ben r. Meyer, Thomas A. O'Don-
nell and Henry M. Robinson, all Of Los
Angeles, Calf, and Cecile B. De Mile,
Culver City, Calf.
Frederick H. Prince, Boston, Mass,
contributed $4,000 and George D. Pratt,
New York City, $4,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Webster, BoS-
ton: Dr. Seeley G. Mudd, New York
City; Joseph M. Schenck, Los Angeles,
and Louis B. Mayer, Culver City, Calf,
each $1,000.
Three Give $4,000.
winthrop W. Aldrich and the firm of
e. A. Pierce & Co., both of New York
City, and Herbert Fleisahacker, San
Francisco. contributed $4,000 each.
Contributions of $4,000 were made
by A. j. BroSseau, Harvey S. Mudd,
Merrill Lynch & Co., T. w. Lamont,
Edward j. Berwin, John H. Watson,
Giles w. Mead. A. Cressy Morrison,
Otto T. Barnard, Stephen Birch, John
F. Harris, Thomas Cochran, Mrs. White
law Reid, Mrs. jeremiah Milbank, Mrs.
John r. Rockefeller. David S. Wander
bilt, Mrs. H. P. Dawson, F. Trubee
Dawson, E. F. Hutton & Co. and G. NJ
Wooley, all of New York City: Ben
jan1in Samuels and w F. Murphy, both
of Chicago: E. r. Crawford, McKees-
port, Pa; Louis K. Liggett, Boston; j.
G. Trees, Pittsburgh; w. j. Knapp, Rye,
N. Y; Fred H. Haggerson, Forest Mills,
Long Island; Sartell Prentice, Green
wtch, Conn.,; E. P. Gavit, Santa Bar
bara, Calf; G. Allen Hancock, Joseph
3. Dabney, w. L. Honnold. William G.
Kerckhof, Harvey S. Mudd and Dr.
Seeley c. Mudd, all of Los Angeles: P.
w. Litchfeld, Akron, Ohio; Capt. Rob-
ert Dollar, San Francisco: j. D. Grant
San Francisco; Arthur w. Cutten. Chi
cago: Walter S. McLucas, j. w. Perry,
w. A. Pickering. A. F. Adams, Hunter
L. Gary and Theodore Gary. all of
Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs Helen Davis,
Washington, D. c.: Edward Hines,
Evanston, ILL.,. and Mrs. A. Hamilton
Rice, Newport. r. I.
Mrs. Helen D. Aver, Boston; John
Barneson, San Francisco; w. B. Aver,
Portland, Greg, and Mrs. A. w. Stout,
Chicago. each $4,000.
Ogden M. Edwards, jr, Pittsburgh;
Frank H. Reed, Neosho, Mo-; Miss Alice
Donnelly. Cincinnati, H. p. Crowell,
Winnetka, ILL.,, and Louis Marshall
New York City, each $4,000.
w. Henry HARRISON, San Francisco.
contributed S3500.
Each of the following contributed
S2,500: George Armsby, Jessup and
Lamont, John w. Ludwig. Robert Law
jr.; Edward S. Whitney, Anson J..
Mitchell, Henry L. Moses, Hugh j. CHS
holm, Finley j. Shepard, c. E. Groes-
beck and z. F. Van Doom, all of New
York City; George L. Ohrstrom. Green
wich, Conn; Hugh T. Martin, Chicago;
Harry F. Wahr, Pittsburgh: Hiram w.
Sibley, Rochester, N Y: George A.
Martln, Cleveland; j. j. lyman, San
Francisco. two of $2.50O each; L. G.
Woods, Pittsburgh Simon M. Stein,
Rochester; M. F. Yount, Beaumont,
Tex; Howard Whipple. George I. Coch-
ran, Lee A. Phillips, and A. B. Ruddock,
all of Los Angeles; Mark L. Requa and
w. P. Roth, both of San Francisco:
George Woodruff, Chicago; F. r.
Bacon, Milwaukee; william Volker.
Kansas City: Walter H. Snow and
Burton A. Howe, both of Greenwich,
Conn; M. T. Lothrop, Canton. Ohio,
and Frank H. Goodyear, Buffalo.
Gives S3,333 to Fund.
Samuel Mather of Cleveland con-
tributed 1888.
H. H Timken. Canton, Ohio. $4,000.
The following contributed each
$4,000: Louis Adler, Stephen c. Clark
Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting. John r. Nor
hold