Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-12
DEMOCRATSL|ST
S46O,479 AS SPENT
Receipts for June | to Sep.
tember | Total S681.295;
Drys Get $24,242.

The Democratic national committee
in the period from June to September
l received 1851 ,295 and disbursed $780,
479. according to a statement of COM
mittee finances filed yesterday with the
clerk of the House.
The receipts included $516,500. con-
tributed on behalf of Gov Smiths can
didacy for the presidency. with each
subscription of over 500 itemizcd as
previously published in New York.
Every disbursement was listed, and
this showed what sums had either been
advanced or contributed outright to
branches of the party organization out
side New York, TO facilitate the Demo-
cratic campaign In the respective Sec
tions.
The following totals were included:
$4,000 to the central regional head
quarters at St Louis. Mo-: S20,5O0 into
Massachusetts,. $4,000 each into Cali
fornia, Utah, Oklahoma and Kentucky
$500 into New Mexico. $4,000 into
Maine, $4,000 each into Alabama In
diana. Nebraska and Nevada, So 500 to
North Dakota and $4,000 into Wash
ington.
$500 Sent 10 Capital.
The report also showed contributions
Of $500 to the Office maintained in the
Capital and $4,000 to the party congress
sional campaign committee.
Among the several other reports re-
ceived by the clerk of the House yes
terday was one from Robert V. F,en-
ing, treasurer of the national Repub-
llcsn congressional committee, which
showed that $21 900 had been received
from the Republican national commit
tee between June 18 and August 81
The disbursements reported by this
committee totaled S12675, including an
item OF $4,000 to the State committee
IN Maine for organization and educa-
tional work"
The report noted that disbursements
0! SlO,3o3 in March and June had pre-
vlously been recorded. bringing the
total of disbursements to $23,O2s.
The Anti-Saloon League campaign
committee reported contributions OF
S24, 242 from June 10 to September /
and disbursements of $13.286. Amot,2
the funds received was $4,000 from
Stanley S. Kresge of Detroit $4,000
from William H. Crosby of Buffalo.
$3.50 from c. B. Van Dusen of De-
troit and $1,000 each from w. r
Hoover of North Canton, Ohio. and F.
E. Eckhart of Los Angeles.
S1S,955 Is Pledged.
In addition the committee reported
Sl5,S55 as pledged for payment. with
$4,000 coming each from W. H. Cowles
of Spokane and P. E. Selby of Cleve.
land. The disbursements OF the COM
mittee showed that $1,000 had been
sent to Montana on August in con-
nection with the referendum campaign
and that lesser amounts had been for
warded for campaign work in Louisiana.
Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico.
L. E. Klintworth of indianapolis re-
ported as treasurer of the Indiana Anti
Saloon League political committee that
5000 had been received and $3.867 had
been expended during the calendar year
Parker Shields, superintendent of the
Missouri Anti-Saloon League at st
Louis, reported $3.50 spent in the pri-
mary election of August T. A. j. Finch
chairman of the Colorado Anti-Saloon
League at Denver, reported S1.127 re-
ceived and 1907 expended between July
and September.
The purchase of $1,000 anti-snitn
and 10000 pro-Hoover leaflets by the
w. G. T. U. campaign committee at
Des Moines, Iowa, was disclosed in the
report of Abbie L. Anderson. treasurer.
She placed July to September receipts
at $275 and expenditures at $196.
Malcolm M. McMenamy, treasurer of
the Missouri Association Against Pro-
hibition at st. Louis. reported receipts
of S8,001 and expenditures of 1895
from January / to September l. Of
cheese amounts S2,906 was listed as re-
ceived since June / and SO .407 as dis
bursed during the same period.
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