Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
DEMOCRATS FILE
CAMPAIGN COSTS
Expenditures of $21,515 Re.
ported, With Ohio Chief
Beneficiary.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated PreSs
Expenditures of S2l,515 in the cam
paign for Democratic members Of the
House was reported yesterday by the
Democratic Congressional Committee to
the clerk Of the House.
The report covered the period from
September 10 to October "a and indi-
Gated that the Democrats are spending
their funds In about the same territory
as that to which the Republican cam
paign money was sent OHIO Is the CHIEF
committees. The Republican Congress
sional Committee reported expenditures
of $163, 200 for the period between Sep
TENDER ! and October "a.
The contributors to the Democratic
campaign chest included Pierre s. du
Pont Of Delaware, $4,000; Herbert Leh-
Man of New York, $4,000; Bernard M
Baruch Of New York, 5000; Joseph p.
Tumulty of Washington, $1,000; w. T.
Kemper of Missouri, $1,000; Percy s.
Straus Of New York, $1,000; Jesse H.
Jones Of Texas, $1,000; South Trinlble
of Washington, $1,000, and Mrs. Nellie
Tayloe Ross Of wyoming, $500.
Reports Of the Anti-Saloon League
hibition Amendment also were sub
mitted yesterday. The Campaign Com
mittee of the Anti-Saloon League re-
ported expenditures Of 93,9l5 from jan
uary / to october az and receipts Of
S., 705. The Association Against the
Prohibition Amendment listed expendi-
lures of $694.738 for the same period
and receipts Of $647.564.
Rxn~usa Aneonuts FILED
Expense accounts Of senatorial can
didates received at the Capitol today
also showed Ohio to be the most ex-
pensive in this field. Robert ]. Buckley,
the Democratic nominee, listed total
contributions to his campaign at $50
and expenditures OF $9,617. Senator
McCulloch, the Republican candidate,
reported contributions totaling $4,000
in behalf Of his candidacy and expendi-
lures Of 81 ,5o4 50 far.
The money Of the Democratic Con-
gressional Committee was distributed as
follows Ohio, fourth, eighth and
twelfth districts, $500 each; second
third, fifth, thirteenth and seventeenth
districts, $3.50 each.
Indiana, nth. sixth, eighth, eleventh
and twelfth districts, $3.50 each. Mis-
souri,, first and fourth districts, $500
each; sixth, seventh, thirteenth and
sixteenth districts. $3.50 each. West
Virginia, third, fourth and fifth dis
trtcts, $500 each; second, $400. Mas
sachusetts, second, $500; first, fourth
and ninth, $3.50 each. Nebraska, sec
ond, fourth and fifth, $500 each. ILL.,
nois, twenty-hrst and twenty-second
districts, $3.50 each.
Maryland, Sixth, SIS.
Connecticut, fifth, $500; Pennsyl-
vania, thirtieth, $3.50; Maryland, sixth
S25; Virginia, second. $500; Iowa, sec
ond, $500; Kansas, second and eighth
$3.50 each; Michigan, second and eighth
$3.50 each; North Dakota, second, $500;
South Dakota, third, $500; Wisconsin
fifth $500: Oklahoma, first, $500; Utah
second, $500; Oregon, third, $500. and
Washington, first and nth, $500 each.
Other senatorial expenditures re-
ported include Gilbert M. Hitchcock
the Democratic nominee in Nebraska
no contributions and expenditures o.
$6,999. and George M. Pritchard, thu
Republican nominee in North Carolina
contributions, $4,000. including $4,000
from the Republican Senatorial Com.
mittee and expenditures Of $3.50, In.
GLIDING $4,000 for the Republican STATE
Executive Committee.