Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-26
DEMOCRATS AHEAD
IN CANT A|GN FUNDS.
Receive $3,o65,o3s Against
G. o. P. Total of $2,261,-
sos, to October "a.
nv tha Aseociatad press

BY the Associated, Press.
The financial statement of the Re-
publican national committee for the
period between october l and October
"a, published today by party headquar-
tiers, disclosed receipts of $l,5l6053.42
and disbursements of $1,162 ,965.50 dur
ing that time.
Joseph r. Mutt, treasurer, in his re-
port for the House and Senate CAM
paign funds committees, said that total
receipts up to october "a were $2.261,-
50, 123,894.64. The balance on hand
october "a was placed at $l37, 81 .29.
The contributions were received from
53,217 sources, said Mutt.
Funds Returned to States.
The national treasurer, acting as
agent for State Republican committees.
said he had received In addition since
the beginning of the campaign $l,049,-
Gallo, which has been returned to
these States as collected" He said this
sum had gone to the States las their
share of the joint solicitations made
for State and national campaign pur-
poses."
The national treasurer said that in
addition to the expenses paid out for
national committee purposes he had
collected and paid out $500, 431 .48 to
various State committees and had also
handed over 1929, 500 to the Republican
senatorial and congressional commit
tees.
The Democratic national committee,
in report filed yesterday with the
House special campaign funds commit
tee showed that its total receipts from
June l., 1928. including balance carried
over from the old committee. had on
October % reached a total of $3,065,-
038. During the present campaign, up
to october %. the committee had paid
out S2,951,032.
Receipts Include Loan.
The report pointed out that the re-
ceipts included the 100000 loan which
had been previously reported as negoti-
ated, interest on its bank account and
collections by State officers which had
not been tabulated.
The report showed the following con-
tributions received since october Is:
,O00-Francis P. Garvan, New
York
00O-Joseph E. Higgins, Matthew
j. Carney, Robert Goelet, r. E. Bowling
and John F. Gilchrist, all of New York
City: James Butler, Long Island City,
N. Y, and Robert L. Gerry, Newport,
r. I.
$5,Ooo-David H. Knott, Mrs. J. Beeg,
F. Reddington, all of New York City,
and Thomas J. Spellacy, Hartford,
Conn.
3,5O0-Timothy j. Mara, New York
City.
$s,OOO-Ashley T. Cole, New York
City.
$2,500-Joseph Farrell, ]. E. Henry,
K. Wood, Jouett ShouSe and Thomas
j. Mcmahon, all of New York City
$2,O00-Mr and Mrs. Albert L. Deane,
New York City. and Carter Lupton,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
,8OO-Joseph Wolf, st. Paul, MINI.
1330-Collection, Mechanics Hall
Boston.
List of Those Giving $1,000.
81 ,O00-J. Carpenter, Henry Meal
lernan. Gilbert Kinney, Thomas F.
Scholl. DR.. Raymond P. Sullivan,
Richard p. Lydon, William Fuerst,
Ira Haupt & Co. william p. McDer-
mott, L. Stanley Kahn, Arthur Delany,
Ruth Cavanaugh, Howard E. Jones, Lee
Shubert, Mrs. Rosamond P. CASTOR.
United Association of Plumbers and
Steamfitters of the United States and
Canada, J. P. Miller and Frank L.
Polk, all of New York City; Norman E.
Mack, Buffalo, N. Y; Boman Grary.
Greensboro, N. c.; A. Lincoln Filene,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs Sumner Welles,
Oxon Hill, Md: Strabe v. Clagett,
Boston: J. M. Marlborough, Redwood
City, Calf; NJ L. Madden, Boston;
Edwin L. Miller, Buffalo, N. Y: Ed
ward Boyce, Portland, Greg; Ethel F.
Donaghue, Hartford, Conn; Judge c.
B. Ames, Oklahoma City, Okla. Charles
B. Smith, Buffalo, N. Y: Mathew j.
Sullivan. Lakewood. N. j.; Edward j.
Smith, Nashville, Tenn; Thomas w.
Smith, Nashville, Tenn: w. B. Hibbs.
Leesburg, Va; Andrew Breslin. Summit
Hill, Pa. and Richard A. Werneke,
Terre Haute, Ind.
The report showed that from october
Is to October % the Democratic ma
tional committee had sent out to vari-
Gus Democratic State committees the
following amounts:
Kentucky, $4,000; Connecticut, 81, 1928;
Oklahoma, $1,000; South Dakota, SIS, 600;
Wisconsin, $4,000; Montana, $4,000;
Wyoming. $4,000 Missouri, $500: Flor
ida. $4,000; Alabama. $4,000; Iowa,
$4,000; Mississippi, $l,165; Kansas,
81 900; Nebraska. $500; Virginia,
$25, 1000, and Massachusetts,, $14,867.
The committee also reported that
during the same period 1t had con-
tributed $4,000 to the All-Party Smith
Club, Minnesota; $4,000. Smith-for-
President Colored League, New York:
S., 900, Smith for President Club, South
Dakota: $4,000, Democratic congress
sional campaign committee, and $1,000,
Al Smith Foreign League Bureau, Chi
cago.