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to be provided and preserved by him, of all money or valuable things
received by or promised to, and of all expenditures, disbursements and
promises' of payment or disbursements of money or valuable things made by
any political committee, or any of its officers or members, or by any person
acting under its authority, or on its behalf, or by such treasurer or political
agent, and setting forth in such statement and accounts the sum or valuable
thing so received, or disbursed, or promised, as the case may be, and the date
when, the person from whom received or promised, or to whom paid or
promised, as the case may be, and the object and purposes for which such
sum, or other valuable thing, was received, or disbursed, or promised, as
the case may be. Every treasurer and every political agent, as defined by
this sub-title, who shall fail or refuse to make out, verify and file with the
clerk of the Circuit Court the statement required by this section of this
article, or who shall fail to provide, keep and preserve the book or books
of account and the entries and statements therein as aforesaid, or any of
them, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined not less than three hundred dollars nor more than one thousand
dollars, or imprisoned in jail for not less than thirty days nor more than one
year, in the discretion of the Court. The provisions of this section, includ-
ing the provisions with respect to the time of filing said reports, shall be
mandatory and not directory, and must be strictly performed as above
described. Any money or other thing of value received from any unknown
person or source by any treasurer or any political agent, or other persons
or committee authorized to incur obligations or to pay or defray obligations
or expenses under the provisions of this sub-title, shall not be used for
any political purpose whatsoever, but shall be paid by the treasurer, politi-
cal agent, or other person or committee so receiving the same, to the trea-
surer of the State of Maryland, and by him credited to the fund for the
construction or maintenance of State roads.

Accounts of treasurers appointed by state central committee of any party or by
members of any state central committee for any county or Baltimore City and of
sub-treasurers appointed by them, must inform public not only from whom the
money was received, but to whom it was paid and for what purposes. Healy v. State,
115 Md. 379.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 181. 1912, sec. 170. 1908, ch. 122. 1910, ch. 427 (p. 132). 1912,

ch. 228, sec. 168.

220. Every candidate for public office, including candidates for the
office of Senator of the United States, shall within thirty days after the
holding of the primary election held to nominate for such office, make out
and file in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court of the county in which
such candidate resides, or with the clerk of the Circuit Court of Baltimore
City, if such candidate resides in said city, the statement hereinafter
provided,

Every candidate for public office, including candidates for the office of
Senator of the United States, shall within thirty days after the holding of
the election to fill such office, make out and file in the office of the clerk of
the Circuit Court of the county in which such candidate resides, or with
the clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, if such candidate resides
in said city, the statement hereinafter provided.

It is hereby made the duty of the Supervisors of Elections, within three
days after certification to them of any nomination for any office or place,
to certify to the clerk of the Circuit Court of their county or the clerk of the
Circuit Court of Baltimore City, as the case may be, the names and