where he clerked in his father's store antil 1897- He was
appointed postmaster at Doubs, under President McKinley;
same year he engaged in the general merchandise business.
He was agent for the United Express Company for several
years, which position he resigned in 1906, and at the present
time he is a dealer in grain and sale of musical instruments,
vehicles, etc.

HARRY J. KEFAUVER, Republican—Frederick.

Mr. Harry J.Kefauver was born near Middletown. Fred-
erick county, Md., November 8, 1878. He attended the
Shookstown public school and entered the Frederick Male
High School, from which he was graduated in 1897. He is
a graduate of the Maryland Agricultural College, class of
1900, degree of Bachelor of Arts; received the degree of
Master of Arts in 1901 from his alma mater. Prof. Kefauver
was appointed principal of the Lewistown public school in
1900; principal of the Thurmont Graded School in 1901, vice-
principal of the Frederick Male High School in 1902, which
position he held at the time of his election to the Maryland
Legislature. He is an officer of the Maryland National
Guard, being first lieutenant of Company A, First Regi-
ment. Prof. Kefauver is also a well-known member of the
Masonic fraternity, Elks and Knights of Pythias.

GARRETT COUNTY— Two Members.
LAWRENCE F. GREEN, Republican—New Germany.

Mr. Lawrence Franklin Green was born in Garrett county,
Md., near what is now New Germany, Jane 23, 1883, of
English-German descent. He was reared on a farm in that
vicinity, from which he attended the public and normal
schools, and entered the teaching profession in 1902 at the age
of 19, which he has been following ever since, and has
proven to be one of Garrett's most successful teachers. He is
an entirely self-made man, having made his own way from a
farm laborer to his present position without any aid or
assistance from any one financially. He is an orator of con-
siderable note, and it is this that has brought him into
prominence more than anything else. Despite the fact that
he is only 24 years old he has been sought after on nearly
every public occasion as the orator of the day in his
community. He has been a prominent church and Sunday-
school worker, being a member of the Reformed Church.