Congress. Name, Years.
56....................................Smith, John Walter5................................ 1899-1901
56-57-58-59............................Wachter, Frank C................................... 1899-1907
57 ..................................Blakeney, Albert A....................................... 1901-1903
57—58—60 ... ... Jackson, William H................... 1901-1905, 1907-1909
57.....................................Schirm, Charles R.................................... 1901-1903
59...........................................................Smith, Thomas A....................................... 1905-1907
59—60—61 Gill, John, Jr. ............... 1905-1909

60............................................ Wolf, Harry B............................................ 1907-1909
61—62..... .......... .Covington, J. Harry.................... ..................... 1909-1913

61.........................................Kronmiller, John ............................................ 1909-1911
62...............................................Parran, Thomas ....................................... 1911-191
62—63—64.......................Lewis, David J................................................. 1911-1917

62.....................................Konig, George ............................................... 1911-1913
62-63-64-65-66-67-68.

69-70-71 ......................Linthicum, J. Charles......................... 1911-1931
63-64-65-66 Coady, Charles P.......................... . . 1913-1921

63.......................................Smith, Frank O......................................... 1913-1915
64-65-66-67-68..............Mndd, Sydney E........................................ 1915-1925
64—65............................................Price, Jesse D.............................................. 1915-1919
65-66-67-68-69-70-71....Zihlinan, Frederick N.................................................... 1917-1931

65—66 Benson, Carville D................................................... 1918-1921
66.....................................Andrews, William N................................................ 1919-1921
67-68 69-70-71 Goldsborough, T. Alan.............................. 1921-1931
67 Blakeney, Albert A................................... 1921-1923
67-68-69..... .....................Hill, John Philip............................................. 1921-1927
68-69 .., ....................Tydings, Millard E...............................................................1923-1927

t68-69-70-71 Gambrill, W. Stephen................................ 1925-1931
70-71 Palmisano, Vincent L............................................................. 1927-1931
70 ..... .....................Cole, William P., Jr.........................................1927-1929
71.....................................CIark, Linwood L............................................ 1929-1931

PRESENT UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Name. Residence. Term Expires.
Millard E. Tydings.............................D. Havre de Grace..................................l933
Phillips Lee Goldsborough............R. Baltimore ..................................1935

PRESENT UNITED STATES CONGRESSMEN.
Name. Residence. District.
T. Alan Goldsborough...................D. Denton ........................................First
Linwood L. Clark.............................. R. Baltimore ................................. Second
Vincent L. Palmisano..................D. Baltimore ......................................Third
J. Charles Linthicum............. .........D. Baltimore ..................................Fourth
Stephen W. Gambrill..............D. Laurel ............................................Fifth
Frederick N. Zihlman......................R. Cumberland ....................................Sixth

CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION AND DISTRICTS.
Maryland la entitled to six Representatives in the Congress of the
United States, one for each of the districts.
The boundaries of the districts are as follows:

The First Congressional District is composed of Worcester, Somer-
set, Wicomico, Dorchester, Talbot, Queen Anne's, Caroline, Kent and
Cecil Counties.

Resigned to assume Executive Office.

Elected to fill the vacancy In the 65th Congress caused by the death of
Joshua Frederick C. Talbott.

T Elected to fill the vacancy in 68th Congress caused by the death of Sydney
E. Mudd.