Evening star., 1928-06-03

the committee on his receipts and ex-
penditures
Calling q dozen witnesses during
morning and afternoon sessions. the
Senate investigators we're informed BY
3. E. Eldred OF New York. chairman Of
the Hoover for President Engineers
committee. that his organization had
raised 1922 and expended s3,9ls. and
were told by John J. Curry, manager
Of the New YORK Curtis-for President
Club. that he had raised about 81 700
and spent about Si.400."
Mayor Frank j. Hague Of Jersey City
testified that he had formed a New
Jersey Club Of $1,000 Smith supporters
expenses Of which would not exceed
500. and enaphatically denied published
reports that he would pay the expenses
Of the New Jersey delegation to the
Democratic national convention at
Houston
An interesting sidelight on the Re-
publican situation in Florida was given
py John 2. Harris, formerly Of New
York. but nov Of Palm Beach. who
described himself as a pniianfhr0pist
He said he mad given $500 in the
presidential campaign for an uniT1-
structed delegation and also that Leou-
ard Replogle might be known 10 the
Republicans Of Florida"
Desires Not Realized.
"My first purpose was not realized
nor my second" he said with smile.
Il arm a deie9ste To the convention
and ] know I am instructed"
A furry occurred al the afternoon
session when the committee called
Oscar r.. hfiiIern Of Albany. head Of
the New York branch Of The Civic
League. the calling Of whom was sug-
Sested THURSDAY b. Senator Henin Of
Alabama. Soon after Miller. an
ordained minister, started reading a
prepared statement giving his dcduc-
fsons sE 70 how much might have been
spent ii Smiths campaign for the
presidential nomination this year, Van
Nance protested
This witness has no facts upon
which to base MS assertions" he said
Miller vas advised 70 conane himself
70 TIE things which we're within mis-
own koowie6ge or these that had been
told him By persons whose names he
could supply. That cut his statement
sisoFt
Minister UpbFalded.
After Van Nance took the stand he
spologszeo 70 the committee for inter-
y1pttag the proceeoingS
No apology Is Dssessary," said
Senator Elciwers Republican, Oregon.
the chairman.
II know the Rev. O. n. Miller Van
Nance szlt. Hes an interruptions as
sssEaYl of the character o. public naer. 81
Referring 20 testimony s1g Miller sils'
former GOV Sulzer " Gew York. hsd
tod ns1z tast E1izer had beer in
formed that the business manager
sor Gov. Smith nae z5gen SIS 900 70 tias
DepsocTs1se chairman from a Western
STATE Van Nafssee bo16 the committee
that S12zes1s word carried no weight
10 lsew York STATE.
Van ASEaee testified that receipts py
hiS organization. since ne lSa. appeared
kefore tae committee on Xzy & nsT
5eeh s1s.zSi and c.sb1gseneat9 sl2. 2.7ez /.
g. 1aci9cing s. 900 sent into North
CzEoa1Ds " sle fY5eDcs there oi the
RpFeTDpf u he egfat 70 viz that gtzte's
GeafasssoD
Sent I've Psynaents.
Toas wss 6iys6e1 into tao payu~nss
or 81 1890 cert 70 Jessie r. DaYh
Gs Rev BeyY. Nay ~, ARD the otaei
pf s2!0og sent 70 James Grimm al Rz.
Asgb, M2g a. three days after Toe pfe
enc pyan1zrses fer ii9F Selfclsog % del.
kaztes ~ tSse county coGgenas1ns on
June g.
A. At executive ssssaon the commit.
eee fssS<ef " resume hearings Ii
WsEe1nzz0n Me9s1ay Chairman gaN..
MeT s&16 ffsSs former Cog. fglzeF gossi1
W SsoDo<MSEe ss vel sS ne managers
fa Nest Virginia for Eaoger, Smith
EeDs1oT Feel 81 NiAsoUsl ard Gens.ol
IoT. E'no Fteflsee tae .ayorite son Ia,
6oreensenis 1n bas Etzte 81 Nas prarnaFj
sSse BfeE
hftff hearing ire ng2K.SzeTs fer tn
5o2g participants IN ne Nsss Virgins
primary. the committee S1li Sse.6,
wJ1fttssf n VII Ee EecfAAsTy ~ Elzke
B1aas ~ tgazf STATE DefDfe fha rDAetsgg y
asse Ee2saDslczB n2f%ofaf convention. o.
KsnSSa CITY. d2gge II WnetkeF tSse in
sfssszx5oEs VII FaSs4 Cf3se sFan indian;
k&fege 1Eas nsts1s3s5 conventions stt5i 70
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