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CAMPAIGN COSTS
CANDIDATES LITTLE
Senator France Is Only Exception,
With Expenditures OF About $44,-
coo. Bruce Has Not Reported.

Washington, Nov. with the ex-
! ception of Senator France, whose
campaign statement shows about
$4,000 expended in the primary ana
so far in the general campaign, Mary
| land candidates for Congress appear
| to be conducting economical races.
| Statements of the various candidates
on file today with the Clerk of the
| House of Representatives show that
their expenses have been nominal, or
| nothing at all.
William Cabell Bruce, Democratic
opponent of Senator France, has not
filed his reelection statement with
the Secretary of the Senate. Not more
than so per cent of the Senatorial
candidates throughout the country
have filed Attorney-General Daugh-
terry recently held that, under the law
as it now stands and the Newberry
decision Senators are not required
to fine statements in Washington,
but many of them are doing it. Sena-
tor France not only included his gen
eral election statement, but put in
his expenses, saying they were not
required by the law, but he wanted
the record complete.
Candidates for the House in the
various districts show the following
receipts and disbursements:
First district-T. Alan Goldsbor-
ough, Democrat, no receipts, no gifts,
no disbursements. Charles J. But
Ter Republican opponent, the same.
Second district William H.
Champlin, Socialist, no gifts and no
expenses. Representative A. A.
Blakenty, Republican, personal ex-
penditures as follows: Republican
State Committee for Baltimore city,
SITS; lease for headquarters build
sng, $3.50; telephones, $25; to Frank
w. .Jacoby, political agent. $3.50;
Millard E. Tydings, Democrat, $50;
routine expenses, $50.
Third district Representative
John Philip Hill, Republican, receiv-
cd SLABS, the large donors being
Dan E. Randall $500; Bancroft Hill,
500; William Bancroft Hill, $500;
Zoe McGinly and Oscar Lesser, $50
each. Expenses for campaign but
tons, hire of halls, signs, printing
and $500 to William G. Albrecht,
treasurer City Committee, in all
$1,241. |
S M. Neistadt Socialist, contribut-l
ed SIS to himself; no expense record.
Fourth district - Representative
J. Charles Linthicum, no contribu-
tions and no expenses. Same sort or
statement from L. Edward Wolf, Re
publican.
Fifth district = F. w. Handley-
Hillyer Independent, no donations
and no expenses; Chester F. Cannon,
Peoples party, expended SIS for hall
rent; Louis M Guillotte, Labor par
ty, no contributions and no expenses.
No report yet in from Representa-
tive Sydney E. Mudd. Clarence M.
Roberts Democrat received dona-
tions of $500 from John J. Mahon
and 500 from S. G. Furnishind; ey-
penses $163.12 to date.
Sixth district-Frank w. Mish,
Democrat, no contributions ;expend-
ed for advertising, $50. P. o. Oswald
Viewer Socialist, expenses, SIS, in
cluding janitor for hall, $3.50; car
fare $3.50, and postage $3.50. The
Cumberland Socialist local contribut-
ed $3.50 to his campaign. Repre-
sentative Fred N. Zihlman, total con-
tributions of $3.50, with Harry Ward
man, of Washington city, leading
with 5000 donated; expenses,
$722.75, including $3.50 to c. N. Will
kinson, political agent. balance for
automobiles, postage, railroad fare,
advertising, etc.
Senator France includes among his
expenditures the following to "coun-
ty political agents for lawful ex-
penses in their respective countless
E. A. Alexander, Frederick coun-
ty, $2,6S911; William B. Grundy,
Baltimore county, $2818; George w.
Cameron, Baltimore city, $4,000;
William N. Andrews, Dorchester
$4,000; Lawrence B. Towers. Caro-
line, $1,000; A. c. Thompson, Allie
gany, $1,000; John Baird, Hartford,
$780, Henry Halzappel Washington
aonntv S1 000 0fhpr county AGENTS