Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-23
CANDIDATES DISCLOSE
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
those in Recent Primary File
Required Statements.
HAVE 80 DAYS TO COMPLY.
Preliminary Paper Of Progressive
Democrats Shows Receipts
TotaIing SI.365.

Democratic and Republicans candi-
dates in the recent primary election
III the county are fast filing their
statemt nts of expenditures, with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court. as re
quired by the Primary Election Law.
Less than halt OF the number of
candidates, however, have submitted
the statements, but they have ample
time in which to do so, az they are
allowed thirty days following the
date of the primary. which was Sep.
tember g. The preliminary state.
ment of contributions and eXpendi-
lures in behalf Of che campaign of
the Progressive Democrats was filed
today by Mr.. Bruner R. Anderson.
Mr. Anderson was treasurer OF
the funds until ne became a candi-
late for State Senator. Then Mr..
James S. Smith, President of the
Board of County Commissioners, was
named. Mr.. Anderson's statement
shows that a total of 1856 was
turned over to him. The largest con-
tribution was that from Mr.. Ander-
sons brother, Mr.. John NJ. Ande rson,
who gave $3.50. The other contrihu-
tions were made by the several cam
didates or their friends, and the sums
given range from $50 to s1C0.
The largest single amount given
by any candidate was that by Mr..
John dep. Douw, of Annapolis, who
was candidate for State Central
Committeeman. He contributed
500. The contribution from Mr..
Andersoh, the senatorial candidate,
was $50. After showing the receipts
from all sources, the statement filed
by Mr.. Anderson gives detailed ex-
penditures, amounting to S465, thus
leaving $500, which was turned over
to Mr.. Smith, bis successor as treas
urer.
The disbursements were for sun-
dry purposes, including automobile
and team hire to the several meet
ings in the county, hall rental, post
age typewriting and other inciden-
tails.
Mr.. John r. Sullivan, treasurer of
the Democratic campaign funds, has
not yet filed his statement. The
treasure RS of the rival factions of the
Republican party have complied
with the law. The statement OF John
K. GLADDEN., former central committee
chairman, who handled the funds for
the GLADDEN. faction, shows receipts
of $3.50, and the expenditures in
itemized form, also are given. OF
the total amount the largest contribu
tion was that from Mr.. Lawrence
Bailliere, of this city, who was can
didate for State Senator. He gave
$100. Former Sheriff John Bowie
contributed S65. The statement of
Charles NJ Shearman, treasurer of
funds flr the anti-Gladde faction,
shows receipts of slS7, together with
statement as to how the funds
were expended.
A number of the candidates of the
rival Democratic factions has FLED
their personal stateme nts. The
amounts stated in most of these rep
resent contributions to the campaign
fund and deposits made with the
Election Supervisors, though few
show Incidental expenses.
The following organization can
didates have filed statements: DR..
A. II. Perrie, for county treasurer,
SIS; John E. Potee, for sheriff, s125;
George W. Hyde, for delegate, moth
ing; Joseph H. BELLS, for delegate,
-$100; DR.. George Wells, for central
committeeman, S100; j. Carson
Boush, for surveyor, $40.
The Progressives who have filed
and the amounts in each case, are:
Samuel p. Chew, for treasurer, SCI /;
Cornelius Jarboe, county commission
er, $50; Frank w. Stromeyer, county
commission $40: Bruner R. An
derson, for Senator $780, Roderick o.
Shipley for central committeeman
SIS; George w. Emmerich county
commissioner $50. 80; Elmer E. Par
kinson for sharif S9O 60