Evening star., 1928-11-20
FOUR SEATS WON
/ WITHOUT EXPENSE
Johnson, La Toilette, Greene
and TrammeII Had Neither
Funds Nor Bills.

--inal reports on campaign expendi-
lures of some of the senatorial candi-
dates received here yesterday show
that four Senators, all successful, had
neither expenditures nor contributions
in their campaigns. They were Sena-
tors johnson. California; La Toilette,
Wisconsin. and Greene, Vermont: all
Republicans, and Trammell, Democrat;
Florida
Other final reports received by the
Senate Secretary were: Senator Bruce,
Democrat. Maryland, defeated. ex-
penditures S9.863, including 1882 for
advertising, and contributions, S3,330.
Richard l.. Metcalf. Democrat, Ne
braska. who lost. expenditures S9.241,
including $1,000 for travelling. and con-
tyibutions, s7,770, including $4,000 from
the Democratic senatorial committee
and $500 from Lee Metcalf.
vandenbcrg Spent SS.;es.
Senator vandenbssrg, Republican
Michigan, reelected. expenditures,
SS.728, including S2500 to State COM
r1ittee and $4,000 for advertising: con-
tributions, s340. Senator Thomas. Re-
nublican, Idaho, reelected eXpendi-
lures. s2.l50, including 81 600 to State
central committee; contributions, $4,000
from Republican senatorial committee.
Senator Robinson. Republican, Indiana,
reelected expenditures, $4,000, includ-
ing $4,000 to State committee; contribu-
tions, S2,175.
Senator Hale. Republican. Maine, re-
elected, expenditures, $2,653; contribu-
tons, none. Herbert E, Holmes, Demo-
crat. Maine. who lost, expenditures,
Sl.302; contributions. none. Alanson 5.
Houghton, Republican, New York, d'N
feated, expenditures. $500. including
$4,000 to Steuben Country Republican
committee: contributions, none. 0. A.
Iarrazolo, Republican, New Mexico,
elected, expenditures, SIS; contrinu-
tons. S26.
Senator Fess. Republican. Ohio, re-
elected. expenditures Sl,783: contribu-
tions S1,6s7 Charles v. Truax. Demo-
crat. Ohio, defeated, expenditures $500;
contributions none. Graham P. Hunt.
Democrat. Ohio. defeated, expenditures
s3s1; contributions none.
Senator Reed, Republican, Pennsvl-
vanie, expenditures S1.13l, inclNding
$1,000 Republican State committee;
contributions none.
McKellar's Expenses S2,500.
Senator McKellar. Democrat, Ten
ne2sse. reelected, expenditures S2.500,
including $4,000 to the Smith Robinson
committee in Shelby County; contribu-
tions S2,500. James A. Fowler, Repub-
lican, Tennessee. expenditures $2,331;
contributions $4,725.
Thomas NJ. Kennedy, Republican,
Texas, expenditures 500; contributions
none.
Bernet Bamberger, Republican, Utah.
defeated. expenditures S2,73l; contribu-
tions $425.
Kenneth Macintosh, Republican,
washington, defeated. expenditures
S2.e25, including $2.275 to country
press: contributions $1,000, all from
Republican senatorial committee.
H. d. Hatfield. Republican, West
Virginia, elected, expenditures $3.50:
contributions $500, including s2,500
from Seymour L. Rau. Senator Nealy,
Democrat, West Virginia, defeated. ex-
penditures $3,9sS and contributions
S3 900.
william Markham. Independent. wis
consin. defeated. expenditures Sl,193;
contributions $3.50.
Charles E. Winter. Republican,
Wyoming. defeated. expenditures s6.838,
including $4,000 to State committee:
contributions $500. including $4,000
from Republican senatorial committee