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Evening star., 1924-06-22
Getting and Keeping.
rom Card Castle by Alec Waugh,

From Card Castle by Alec Waugh.
Ones got to work to make a
success of marriage, as one has
for anything. If one let's things slip
and thinks only about ons's own en-
joyment, onell end in the divorce
courts; and I'm not going to do that.
It's a thing worth doing well, is mar
rage. know, more or less, how l
shall feel in three years time. and
it's then that a marriage goes off
the rails.
A fellow takes his wife for granted,
he let's things slide. and before he
knows where he is, he's up to the
neck in it; one or the other of them
will be in love with some one else.
1t isn't human nature to be unattach-
ed emotionally. If you want to keep
a woman, you've got to remain a
lover to her, all the time.
Any girl with a pretty face can
get a man if she wants him. but
She wants brain inside it if she's
going to keep him.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
FIRST STAMP "a YEARS AGO.
The English Penny Black" Bore
Likeness of Queen Victoria

1t was eighty-four year. ago that
the worlG had its first stamp. the
English penny black, says the Lon
don Chronicle. Messers Bacon and
Petch, after much pressure, agreed
to produce them for Sd a thousand
William Wyon made the sketch for
the queens head from medal
struck to commemorate Queen Vic
torias first visit to the city the de-
sign was completed by Henry Cor
bould, and the engraving of the
original steel die was undertaken nv
Frederick Heath, who was paid 90
guineaS for his work.
Being an innovation, il did not lack
criticism. An Etou boy sajd. .!I
don't fancy making my mouth a glue
pot for the satisfaction of kiss
ing, or rather slobbering. over the
back Of. her gracious majesty"
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Great Prosperity

now being enjoyed by farmers in the Peace
River Valley. Fla. This wealth comes from
the rich. naturally drained ''cOmbna ton soil
which grows two to four crops yearly without
irrigation. Our famous combination soil
adaptS itself equally well to culture Of large
crops of winter vegetables and to production
of record breaking orange crops. This double
insurance land guarantees high average profits
year after year. Truck crops between trees
more than pay living expenses while trees are
growing to maturity. Delightful all year eli
mate good water high elevation, schools,
railroads. paved highways good stores, all
conyeniences. No pioneering.
One automobile dealer advertising in Wau
chula Advocate states he sold % automobiles
and trucks TO Peace River Valley farmers dur
ing May, 1924. Hundreds prospering; $1,000
year net and up awaits you from 10 acres
of our combination soil. More than $500
solid refrigerator cars oranges and winter veg
etables leave this section each season.
s. r. Bryan cutivates II acres cucumbers
near Wauchula. from which he raised 5000
hampers, sold at station platform for 81. per
package. Also raised some beans. potatoes,
etc. His gross return was SlO.OO0. e. h.
Walker cultivates acres, has average $3.50
per acre. Some of his land has produced as
high as $1,000 per acre. he states. We can
furnish dozens of testimonials from growers
who are finding health wealth, happiness in
Peace River Valley. Fla. We have booklet
Free Trip to Florida.
We conduct Pullman excursions to inspect
this .'combination' land We pay expenses
and do not ohligate you in anv manner unless
you find everything as advertised. postal
The Montray Corp, sol 9TH ave-. New York
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Uses Airplane to Church.
From the Baltimore Sun

From the Baltimore Sun.
For the first time in the history
of the church, in Sweden q "sky
plIot has come to his congre gat tion
out OF the air. For d whole month
rev Gabriel Arosenius had been pre-
vented from reaching his charge out
on the lonely Island of Utoe. in the
ballIc Sea, off stock holm The pack
Ice being driven back and forth
around the island made approach inn
possible, by either b/ at or foot But
the minister was DETERMINED not to
let another SunERy go by without
iioiuLhs uiFine service. and appealed
assistance. A plane was provided
which carried Mr.. Arosenius to Utoe
and later brought him back to Stock
holm.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Recent Travel Books.

Alder. w. F. The Isle of Vanishing
Men 1922. G20-Al2S.
Buchan, John. The Last Secrets:
G-BS531.
Hildebrand. A. S. Blue Water. -G27-
H543
Keyser, A. L. Trifes and Travels.
G12-K52s.
Lawrence, D. H. Sea and Sardinia.
1921. G274-L43Ss.
Oyerell, Lillian Woman's Impress
sions of German New Guinea. G2o-
Owe.
Puxley, w. l.. Wanderings in the
Queensland Bush. G215-P9a.
Wild. Frank. Shackleton's Last Noy-
age. G149Ws4.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Travel in Asia.

Bibesco, NJ L. L. The Eighth Para
discs. G635- B472.E.
Bigelow, Poultney. Japan and Her
Colonies. G67-B4sj.
Cloman, S, A. Myself and a Few
Moros. G681-C62.
Curle. Richard Into the East. G6Ss-
C93i.
Elliott. NJ. E. Beginning Again at
Ararat G604-El5.
Gregg, Z. A. Hints From Squints in
China. G66-GS64h.
Hodgkin. H. T. China in the Family
of Nations. G66-H664.
Marsh, J. r. The Charm of the Mid
die Kingdom. 1922. G66-M354.
Mukerji, D. G. Caste and Outcast.
G69-MS94
Ossendowski, f. A. Man and Mystery
in Asia. G65-Os73.
Powers, H. H. Japan. G67-PS73j.
williams. E. T. China Yesterday and
Today. G66-W6I5.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
PALESTINE, THE LAND OF THREE

FALESTINE, THE LAND OF THREE
FAITHS. By Philip Graves. In
PRODUCTION by ID. G. Hogarth. New
York: George II. Doran Com
pany.
The Holy Land is, even yet, so
truly state of mind that a chief
difficulty of the modern historian is
to deliver this region over to readers
as an actual entity of geographic
situation; one, too, that is deep in
modern preoccupations. such as in
dustry, trade, domestic politics and
outside interests. Mr.. Graves study
is, however, calculated to lift one
briskly out of these back tracks of
Evening star., 1924-06-22
4 Travel in Europe.

London. 1921. G45L-B415m..
Cadby, Will and Carine. Switzerland
in Summer. V. l. 1922. G3S
C115ss.
Carpenter, F. G. France to Scandi-
navia. G3o-C226f.
Cave. Estella. Memories of Old Rich
mond- 1922. G45Ri-C3.
Douglas. Norman Together. G37-
Dat.
Hall. Trowbridge. Spain in Silhouette.
G4O-H1l6s.
Hamilton. Lord E. w. Old Days and
New. G45-H1S5o.
Higgins. Walter. Fathef Thames.
Gi5T-H555.
Hudson. w. H Hampshire Days.
G45H-HS6.
johnson, w B. Among French Folk.
1922 G39-J626.
Laughlin, c. E. So You're Going to
Paris. G39P-L36i
Medill, ROBBERY, pseud. Norwegian
Towns and People. G51M463n.
Muirhead, Findlay & Monmarche, Mar
eel. eds. The French Alps. Ref.
Nevill. r. H. Sporting Days and
Sporting Ways. 1910. G45-N414s.
Oakley. Amy Hill Towns of the
Pyrenees. G39-Oa4h.
Phillips, c. ]. Mace. The New Poland.
G55-P54n.
Southwark, Elizabeth. Bronte Moors
and Villages From Thornton to
Haworth. B45Y-SoS.
Torr; Cecil. Small Talk at Wreyland,
Woodward. w. C. Friendly Tales of
Foreign Trails. G3o-wS72f
Wyndham. Horace. The Nineteen
Hundreds. G45L-W99Sn.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Almost a Shock.

From the London Mail
Reporter interviewing famous ac-
tress) And when do you consider
YOU really got your first start?
Famous Actress - When | heard
what my first weeks salary, would
Evening star., 1924-06-22

TTOGRAPH LETTERS OF ALL CE-
"A lebrities of the past four hundred
years bought and sold Original letters
of poets, noyelsts. singers. composers:
kings and other rulers. all guaranteed
genuine. Largest stock in America.
Walter r. Benjamin. f54 West sSth St,
N. Y. City. Established 1887. Pub
Usher ''The Collector.T Send for sample
copy with lists
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Free Trip to Inspect Land
That PAYS $1,000 Per Acre.

A. II. Holt. Wauchula Fla. realized 81 200
from one acre of beans. also $1,000 from win
ter vegetables from a small farm. He also
raises hogs. cattle. chickens; says Peace River
Valley is best place in United STATES for man
to make good living and become independent
Nnn this
Evening star., 1924-06-22
IDEAL MOTOR TOURS

BY luxurious seven-passenger touring
cars. including accommodations at most ex-
elusive resort hotels.
Nine-day tours via scenic Berkshires,
Green Mountains, Maine Lakes and New
England Coast.
Eleven-day tours via Berkshires, Adron-
dacks. Canada, White Mountains and New
England Coast.
Every detail perfect; every mile Joy.
For information and reservations, address
ERNEST I. ODER
Phone Main 3347. 1920 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
TOURS

SPECIAL TRAIN AND PRIVATE CAR
trips-CoIorado. Yellowstone, California, Grand
Canyon. Yosemite, Canadian Rockies. Ask de-
tails. e r. Rochester. 1406 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SHEPHERD ST. NEAR 18th NV
for quick
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS. NV.
rooms f roc tn.
NEAR N. CAPITOL AND r. |. AVE
lien ton occupied by p
a month this most conven and
NEAR 9TH AND SITS. NV (Downtown)
electric IN
cost
PETWORTH-PRICE $3.50.
rented fo
% inspection
SHAPIRO-KATZ REALTY COMPANY
L
Evening star., 1924-06-22
SHORE PROPERTY.

COnVtnueus
EIGHTRooM DWELLING, FURNISHED,
for rent treasonabeD for weeks. month or
season. On salt water, Chesapeake Bay;
bathing; Grabbing fishing; motor boat; fresh
covered with shade trees: rowboat included.
State road. GEO. II. DAWSON, Pearson, st.
Marys TO-. Md
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
BUY a lot and build your summer cottage at
Chesap peake Beach. Bay front lots for sale on
easy terms. Inquire at land office on the
boardwalk, or at BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
1904 II st. Phone Main $500.
SOUTH RIVER PARK, MD.-FIvE-ROOM
bungalow modern eo9veniencss; 9roni ss s furnished;
sMAiY aii lG' sth Hater st se 'front.' 'e''o
FOR RENT-ATTRACTIyE NEW BUNGA-
lows. fronting on excellent bathing beach,
sufficiently near boarding house for meals.
Add. White House, Riverview. A. A. Co.. Md.
EDGEWATER BEACH. on SALT WATER
81 miles from District line. Fine bathing
n m%nits piers; r; two community beaches s Cot cot
tages and bungalows for sale. Bungalow sites,
$500 to Sl.2n each Turn Turn left at Pennsyl-
tion and free automobile road map from VIII
LIAM F. MATTESoN, owner. Bond building,
Washington. d. c. Phone Main 6771. Office
beach open Saturdays and Sundays.
FOR BUNGALOW, GARAGE AND
outhouses, six acres of ground all cleared.
!. mile frontage on salt water. at Piney Point,
Md, state road; good fishing. Grabbing,
oystering. drckirg and bathing. Quick sale
to settle estate. Phone Clev. 1654-w.
SOUTH RIVER MANOR
WATERFRONT LOTS ON BEAUTIFUL
South Riyer-Easy auto dist. good roads. all
salt water sports. Prices 5000 to $780, You
cannot duplicate these bargains: Lots beaut-
fully loc.; a new subdivision. BE among the
first and get first choice. Three mi. from
Annapolis on rd to Arundel-on the Bay. Agt
on gds. or address Box 2c5-T. Star Office 26'
COLONIAL BEACH.
For sale rent--Furnished cottage. water
front. Inquire III Quincy st..nw.
A COOL SPOT.
Located on Chesapeake bay, within motor
distance Of the city. The hay is 23 miles
galow OF large; cheerful rooms. complete
baths. numerous screened porches. Property
can be occupied abe year around IL desired: +:
heated by rapor heating system. open fire.
stripped and screened: garage; is. completely
furnished and includes excellent piano:
frontage on the bay of $50 ft. Ideal for
bathing and fishing. This property must be
at only Sl1 600.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 y. Y. ave. NV Main 1i6s.
A Farm Beautifully Situated on
the St. Mary's River.
Near st. Mary's Seminary. Has deep water
100 tillable. balance in timber and wood. Has
private oyster creek and good building sites
near the shore. Improvements consist of
six room house, tobacco barn, corn house.
grainery and henncries. Also fine young
orchard in bearing. Price. $4,000. Apply to
w. s. THREEL,
Blackstone, Nd ..
Evening star., 1924-06-22
SALE OR RENT-H0USEs.

BLoOMINGDALE-s-RM. & B. MODERN
brick; price reduced easy terms or rent low.
Mr. new Eastern High School, r. & b.
modern brick; deep Not. \ snap on terms or
rent reduced.
Lyon PIX. section, Va--6 r. & b: detached
nodern frame. porches. garage. Will sacrifice
on easy terms or rent $50 monthly.
n. f. RYON CO., INC, =
Main 459Z- 1423 ST..
Evening star., 1924-06-22
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

BLUE RIDGE SCMMIT-IF YOU ARE LOOK
ing for a cottage at Blue Ridge Summit or
vicinity. write BoN A. Can sell TO you or
rent at vollr price.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
SUMMER CAMPS.

LARGE SUMNER BUNGALOW, WELL
shaded on canal; car fare; partly fur
nished: 500 month. Smaller one, $40 month;
electricity, wired. Address Box lab, Star
office. ZS~
FURNISHED SHACK-BARGAIN FOR QUICK
sale: Cedar Island, near Glen Echo. Coleman,
North gal.
SMALL GROUP OF BOYS AND GIRLS IN
der 10: private home; ideal location: health
and free play: intelligent supervision; terms
reasonable Mrs CORA l.. POTTER, Arden,
Del OR call +. S. Potter, Main 962.
Evening star., 1924-06-22
VIRGINIA.

June. beautiful month in the mountains" :"
Como by rail motor down the Great Shen-
andoah Valley leave the Pike at Mt. Jack
villa
Evening star., 1924-06-22

PATUXENT RIVER NEAR PRINCE FRED
erick, Calvert County, Nd, 225 acres; 10
room house; 4 tenant houses. 3 barns, etc
MAURY. DOSNELLY, WILLIAMS & PARR,
baltimore, Md. 24s
Evening star., 1924-06-22
SHORE PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT-6 ROOMS, COMPLETELY
furnished; desirable location. Apply Wilson
Cottage. Colonial Beach. Va. 22s
Evening star., 1924-06-22

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. NEARLY SUR
rent. For infor phone Monday Adams 3233.
Evening star., 1924-06-22

COTTAGE. ONE YEAR OLD. AT CHESA-
neake Beach, partly furnished If desired Ad-
dress BOX 1872. Clarendon, Va. 22s
Evening star., 1924-06-22

bath, $3.50, at Edgewater Beach. For in
formation phone Main 6771 write Box 123 <,
Star office. jy11s
Evening star., 1924-06-22

EIGHT ROOM DWELLING, FURNISHED,
for rent treasonable) for weeks, month or
season. 0n salt water, Chesapeake Bay;
bathing. Grabbing. fishing, motor boat; fresh
vegetables. milk. ice at door; large grounds.
covered with shade trees: rowboat included.
State road. GEO. II. DAWSON, Pearson, St.
MarNS in Nd
Evening star., 1924-06-22

FOR RENT-FOR THE SEASON, S-RO0M
cottage at Parkers Wharf, Nd. on beautiful
Pata1tent River; fishing, bathing and boat
Nd.
Evening star., 1924-06-22

Ii.
New cottages for sale facing the bay and
Washington ave. fon will be delighted with
these cozy summer cottages. Terms arranged
to suit purchaser. Prices are lower than you
could build for yourself. See our representa-
tive at the land office the boardwalk
BAUMAN s. HEINZMAN,,
1904 II st. wv. Phone Main 3aOn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
LARGE VOTE CAST
 FOR CONSOLIDATION
Pilgrim Knights And Order Of
 Perfection Formulate

By vote of 652 to 66 the several palaces of the Pilgrim Knights of Ori- ental Splendor decided to consolidate with the C. "rtal Order of Perfection, according to the statement of c. O. Jacobs, supreme Oriental Knight of the supreme palace, Pilgrim Knights.
 Both orders are branches of the In dependent Order of Odd Fellows. The Order of Perfection has been in ex- istance for about 30 years and has a large membership in the east and north western states. The Pilgrim Knights is of more recent date, having organ ized about 1916, with its membership almost entirely in southern states and is a growing and influential order.
 Realizing that it would be to the best interest of the order generally for these lodges to consolidate, joint com mittee from both orders was appointed with view of bringing about the pro- posed consolidation. It was decided to put the matter before the subordinate palaces for their decision. This was done last month and the canvass of the votes by the supreme officers showed an overwhelming vote for the consolida- tion.
 Before it can become effective, how ever, the consolidation must be ratified by both supreme bodies, and indications are that a special session of the Order of Perfection will be called in August in Syracuse, N. r., when the matter will be taken up. In the event of ratification special committee will be appointed to formulate ritual, select an emblem, draw up constitution and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
COMPLIMENTS ELKS
 ON CHARITY WORK
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
 Pays Official Visit Here

That the charity features of the lodge should continue and extend in scope was the keynote of an address made by Capt. l.. J. McCrossin, district deputy grand exalted ruler. at the regular meeting of Birmingham lodge, No. %, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, l.eld Tuesday night. The meeting was we'll attended, with Exalted Ruler Thomas w. Morgan in the chair.
 The occasion was the official visit of Captain McCrossin. who is making tour of the Elks' lodges in the north ern part of the state, which are under his jurisdiction In his address he compimented the Birmingham lodge for its progressive spirit and its many charities and urged the lodge to con. tinue the good work and reach fur. ther out in the effort to relieve distress and succor the needy. He stated that by living up to the principles of Elk. dom and carrying them out in daily life. the Elks lodges would continue to grow and prosper and their influence for good would be widely felt in the community.
 At the conclusion of his address tHpldIH AIf1ToSSiH WIS gwen dH ONd tion and on motion of Dan Hogan which was passed unanimously, the lodge voted to recommend him for a position among the officers of the Sra'id lodge.
 At the meeting next Tuesday night a number of interesting matters are to come before the lodge and Exalted Ruler Morgan requests all members to attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
LEADERSTO TALK ON IMMIGRATION.
Junior Order holds Interesting Meeting-Council To Present.
 Play At Inglenook

Birmingham council No. 21, Junior Order United American Mechanics, held an enthusiastic and well attended meeting Monday night at the Fraternal hall.
 The business included the receiving of several petitions. which were referred to committees of investigation. The re- lief committee made report on the sick; special committees reported prog gram for good of the order" for next meeting designating Judge w. E. Fort, Judge Hugo Black and Dr. H. c. Crelly to speak on three Separate phases of the immigration question. These ad- dresses will be short and to the point and all members are urged to be pres ent to hear these speeches.
 Immigration
 Probably the outstanding activity of the Junior Order for many years has been its fight on unrestricted immigra- tion, and in speaking of this matter State Secretary E. R. Calhoun said:
 '"The Junior Order United American Mechanics for many years was the sole agency of activity in this country drawing attention to the need of whole some restrictive measures in the mat ter of foreign immigration. Today, if it would, it could occupy the place of the once dcspised prophet, now re- stored to favor because of the accuracy of his prophecy, and say, T told you so;" but rather. it chooses to continue to carry on, and through it's valued member, the chairman of the immigra- tion committee of the lower house of Congress; Johnson.- of the state of Washington, it will present it's ideas of what the country now needs in the way of ain immigration measure in a short while.
 ''This bill will embrace every safe guard for the country and yet will pro- vide the needful leniency justified by conditions. So urgent has become the need for a complete overhauling of our immigration system and machinery that it is recognized in many quarters that formerly were indifferent or actively in opposition, and so it is believed that the only opposition to the Johnson bill will come from those congressman and senators whose constituencies are large ly dominated by foreign stock. whose tenure of office, in fact. depends upon their active opposition to any attempt to further restrict foreign immigra- tion."
 IngIen0ok Council
 A large delegation from Inglenook council No. IS was present at. the meet ing of Birmingham council. and all of them made short talks. While Ingle. nook council has been laboring under many difficulties and its membership is small. compared to what it once had. the membership is determined bunch and means to bring the council back to its former strength. On Friday night, January 25, it will stage a play, "Fol- lies of Happy Hollow" presented by Al Fennell and Red Thornton, at the Jefferson County High school at Boyles, the proceeds from which are expected to be sufficient to wipe out all indebtedness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
PICKED TEAMS TO
 CONFER DEGREES
Selection Of Committees For
 York Rite Reunion

Ouestionnaires to all the bodies that will participate in the York Rite re- union to be held in Birmingham March II, F and 13, have been sent out by \the general committee in charge of the arrangement. The purpose of the ques- -4imnaires is to select members from eseh of the bodies represented in the reunion.
 # As soon as the answers are received the committees will be named and A commence to function; each body will have a representative on each com mittee. The committees include finance, rskreshment, work, reception, invita- tian, publicity, paraphernalia, music, tiing, secretarial, class directors.
 The general committee is composed , cf George F. Wheelock, chairman w. ID. Hawkins, G. Armstrong West and Albert l.. Reese. It is stated that from all indications the reunion will be the biggest event in the history of the Yhrk Rite in the state, both in attend aiee and the number of candidates that will take the degree.
 The first day of the reunion will be for the Chapter, the second for the Council and third for the Commandery Al the degrees will be conferred in full fokm by picked teams from the various bodies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
ONE y1UlD6Ezl]

When it cofnes to inane spr 6hu criminal element few j6flsks tn ~ country have anythine on Judse Fl. 1 Abernethy of the JeffensoA. county court of misdemeanors, known far and wide as Judge Ab.", He has mo par .ticuIar system by which ke ArriRae af the guilt or innocence of the accuGpd but bases his judgment. on the sub of the criminal clement he has m66u the quarter of century or mora he has sat on the bench, and the recSrdl show that he rarely is wrong In htu deductions.
 The other day came the exception ts the rule when little undersised negro. not much bigger than dollars worth of change, and seemingly not very bright -in Intellect of course-came before him charged with purloining a watch from member of his race.
 Neither the accused or accuser was represented by counsel, so Judge An sat as judge and jury, prosecuting at. torney, and counsel for the defense. On questioning the witnesses the evidence proved as conflicting and contradictory as the average political. issue, Q the judge gave the defendant the benefit oi the doubt, and discharged him.
 T am satisfied that watch has been stolen but the evidence is insuf. ficient to convict the defendant" re marked Judge Alb in rendering his de cision, and turning to the defendant said You are acquitted.s
 The little negro looked somewhat be. wildered but managed to ejaculate Say which, judge r
 "I said you are acquitted, don't you understandy
 ''Nossah, jedge, not 'xactly; does 70 mean ah is got ter gire de watch bach toe dat .yaller boy?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
 WILL JOIN DOKEYS
Jefferson Valley Lodge Calls
 Off Meeting

On account of the annual meeting of the "Dokeys" next Tuesday night, there will be no meeting of Jefferson Valley lodge, Knights of Pythias, on that date.
 There are so many of Jefferson Val ley members. who belong to Aladdin Temple, and as their meeting has as "honor guest" Dewitt C. Marlborough, distinguished as now occupying the highest position in the national organ ization, and member of Jefferson Val ley lodge of long service, there is a strong desire among them to join in the celebration set for next Tuesday night.
 Jefferson Valley lodge, one of the oldest Pythian lodges in Alabama, is casting a look ahead, with view to observe its fiftieth anniversary on March 4. The lodge was instituted in 1874, when Birmingham was small village, and has continued its meetings weekly for 50 years.
 In this lodge there are more than 100 citizens, including Senator Underwood, who have been members 25 years and more.