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I i i ft '( i 3 I II REPUBLICAN (Continued) he was graduated la' A. M. and the Broad Ripple Chapter law for two years, un No. 146. Royal Arch Masons.

In 'ashtofton. D. with dorsed by the Citizens' Republican conservation eommls Jer of Beta Theta Pi i r.d the Masons, being past stlc Tie Lodge, and now cf ceremonies of Indiana pter of Rose Croix. Scottish to the Second Presby huTch, Is married and has two and Urea at Eighty sixth ml the Spring MCI ad. i rv Ttenn Has been a mem 'the county cound for four Is ths secretary of a secmi ircration.

attended Manual n' i school. Is married and aim vat TbirtT elfhth Tiorrs to various mi ionic s. Was formerly a member of advisory board of Washington bem actively allied i the Co'iinism political group to aty council affairs. Trustee Center Township. tXtm for Omm Omtjt JJward IX.

New An attorney, living Z3 East north street is presl cf the Young Lawyers Awocia ef IslUcxpolis. During the last V.jn he was Serenth ward chalr i cf the citizens school committee. s.rrled and the father of two sons, fcis been practicing law for seren TU is the first time he has tea cndliate. lie was graduated from the Lrrlngfleld. (Mo.) staU Mor xnal acic Georgetown UnlTerslty and Unlrerslty.

where toe recthred t.w. D. C. I degree. He serred two ytxra cf the Ed (ilo.) schools and was educational director at the Unlrerslty of Maryland for two years.

Cal. ITso Is In the real estate fcuslneas and Ures at 1131 Park aye rue. Was born la Xlsmllton county, where be was educated In the public schools, and has llred in Indianapolis for twenty fire years. Was candidate for the same nommatloo four Mrs era Is a member of the Meth '21t EplMopal church. Marlon Lodge 25, F.

and Aw M. and Scottish Rite and the Shrine. XXe is married and has oo soo. 3tra, AmeSa Harding Present trustee. Has as township trustee since the death of her has band.

Robert Harding, whom she was appointed to succeed. Is a native of Indian roiis and a member of the Order of i aitern Star, the Daughters of Re hckh, the Pocahontas, the Council of racial Agencies, the Indianapolis Hu nsn; Society and the Baptist church. Clarence I Mcrber Ctarted Hie a printer, later esUbllshlng a coal U5lness at 153 Southesstera arenue, he has been situated since 1 DCO. Was educated in the public rrhoolj of the city and has been an rtlve party worker for years. Is a rnber of the Cnglwood Lodge No.

713. P. and A. the Odd Fellows, Humane Society, the Wage Earners' League, the Woodside EL rurch and the Woodside CI Tic 'true, with which he serred as presi cat for fire years. rruuasa J.

HamCteo Born In Xndl and reeetred bis education ie publie schools. Manual Training i School and Louisiana State Uni where be played on the Tarslty rH team. Is sv deputy coroner 1 formerly serred as an officer with state motor police, as auperln cf the Indianapolis snunlclpal irage and as assistant city street rzni Us loner. Has been chairman of a Third ward Cof flnism organlza resigning recently to enter the mt contest. Is married.

Ures at East Rirerrlde drire and is a of the Presbyterian church, ncient Landmarks Lodge, T. and A. LS. and the Sahara Orotto Albert TmUnd Zs a retired lumber and at one time was em ployed in the buildings and grounds Opartment at the Statehouse until be was lnhired in falling down an elerator shaft tn the building. Lives at 920 North Tuxedo street.

Has resided in Indianapolis for. ten years. Was engaged in the lumber business for seventeen yean. Came to Indiana pells from Shelby county. Is married and has seven children.

Is a member of the Knights of Pythias and the Christian church. Ceyntea J. Moore Former member of 'the city council. Operates the Courthouse Oarage. 321 East Market street.

Ures at 1603 Salem street, is married and has two children. Belongs to the Christian Science church, was a member of the city council tn the Duvall administration and was ccnucted on a charge of bribery in connection with bis counrtlmanic (tulles. i i (Ti far mmm mUj) rrahk D. Brattala Present town rhto assessor. Was born and reared tn InaianaDoli where he waa educated in the publie schools.

Serred as clerk cf the juvenile court far eight years, and resigned to become chief clerk of the transfer department tn the coun ty auditors office. In 1927 be signed from the transfer department to be appointed assessor cf Center toircJp by J. Douglass, at that tuna assessor. The appointment was approved by the state tax board. Mr.

Brattstn Is a member of the Mystie Tie Lodje r.a 393, F. and A. the Scottish mtr. the Knights of Pythias and the In vrf Order of Red Men. He Is tr.r": parents at Aifrt dlsrir'' the lime 1: at 4431 rral efrtats t.

tivs in i Ears as a r.rson 1 and ilvee with hU New Tork street. Was, born tn In trr rears ago in i which be now lives. street. Is tn the and has been ao rs or a number, of in the Sherman and the In of Community Cir.2 Cluta. cf :j.th be waa presi drrt list Ttar.

educated tn the putll schools. Cutler preparatory rtutiAr Ccllere and the Benja xnla llanison Law School, of which be Is a graduate. Is married and a mem ber of the Masonic orcer ana xne star ion county junior Republican committee Is one of the candidates indorsed by the Citizens Republican League. T7. Glenn Martin Was born In In dlsaapoiia and baa lived here an bis life, with the exception of two rears tn Los Angeles.

CaL. and one year in MiaroL Fbu where he was an Inspector on the dry board of health. Served for more than three years as an employe in the city engineer's de partment in Indianapolis. Waa. educated tn the publie schools and at Manaal Training High School.

Is mimber of the Grace Methodist church. Centre Lodge No. 23. Masons: the Grotto and the Odd Fellows. Is married, has one child and lives at 3TC3 past Washington street.

FreJ Akiat Has bad consider able experience aa a publie official, bavins serred twelve years as deputy county recorder, six years as deputy eity controller, as chief clerk in the Barrett law bureau, and for five rears fcj the township assessor's office. lie livta at 43 West Twenty seventh street. state Senate. Tmm T7. Fetter An attorney, with mt ta rmfem Tnitt imiMtn bora and reared in Tipton coun an i a.

mit tm nnm V.s Benjamin Harrison Law School, IL lived to Indianapolis for thirty years and in 1314 waa elected a mem of the Marion county eouncu. the public office ever held by the cjJ'ete. Up until eicht yers ago served ea a ward and precinct party vorker in Washington township. Mr. Potter Js.

married and lire at 133 East Forty eizhth street. Is a member of the Fifty first Street U. E.chnrcn. Broad Ripple Lodge No. 643.

F. and 'League, Linton A. Cox An Indianapolis at torney. Has been actively indentlfled with political and civic affairs far more than forty years. Was bora at Alalia.

Ind, in 1868 and received his education at Earlham College and the University of Michigan school ot law. from both of which be cegrees. Served as state senator from Marlon county from 1908 until 1910 and was the party nominee for Seventh district congressman In the fail of 1910. Was elected president of the Indianapolis Board of Trade June. 1926.

Is a member of the "iwi mil uu arrinrria tlons and the Phi Delta Phi legal fra ternlty. Is the bead of a family and a member of the law firm of Pickens. Cox. Conder As Bain. Inland Bank building.

Lives at 3903 North Mrrtrtlan street. 'State atepreseaiative. (vX If Utm mmhr) Thaddeu B. Baker Born in Indi anapolis fifty seven years ago and received bis education in the public schools and Wabash College. Formerly connected with W.

J. Hollidav A Co. and was named receiver of the National Motors Corporation in 1924. Since 1927 be has been associated with the local office of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, is the son of Conrad Baker, who served as Governor of Indian from 1969 to 1973. Is a member and trustee of the First Presbyterian church and belongs to the Columbia Club, the Chamber of Commerce and the Woodstock Coun try Club.

Waa a member of the Mar lon county delegation In the bouse of representatives in 1929 and made a rood record. Is married, has one daughter and lives at 3104 North Pennsylvania street, Indorsed by Citizens Republican League. Ceerre A. Lemeke I event fnr Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, is twenty five years old and lives at 1323 North Aiah.tw itmt Has been active In party politics for some time and formerly served as a precinct committeeman in the Eighth ward. Received his education in the public schools.

Culver Military Academy, Ashevllle school and Wabash Col KCe. Is son of RAfoh A TmiwV, former county treasurer. Was one of cteren canamates for the house of representatives indorsed br th rati. sens' Republican League. Beeth Tsxkinrten JuhmmIa n.

Uve of Indianapolis and a member of a family which has long been active in Republican party affairs. Is a nephew of Booth Tarklntrm mi. elirt. and is a writer of XlcUcn. Is a craduate ef Rhnrtnv High School, attended Wabash College wu gxsauatea irora Fnnceton Unlverstty with high honors.

His father, Ovid Bctler Jameson, served uie jegisiasure, as did bis grandfather. two brothers and hu nnii Booth Tarkington. His mother recently Was named ReDUbUean muntv w. chairman. Is twenty seven years old, a member of Marlon Lodge No.

35, F. and A. XL, and lives at 1035 North Pennsylvania street. Indorsed by Citizens' Republican League. Emma Eaten White wif.

a va. ward Franklin White, Is a widely known clubwoman and drlc leader: author of a uniform marriage and di jorce law and farmer reporter of the supreme and appellate courts. having been the, first woman ever to om nonorea wiur an elective office in Indiana, Born in Black River rktlM. Wis, and received her education at me Wisconsin Normal SchooL th University of Iowa and the Univer sity of Michigan, where she was grad uaeu in jaw. was associated or a time with Emlln McClaln.

chancellor of the law department of the Univer sity ot lows, served as deputy attorney general in charge of criminal appeals under U. S. Leah and waa elected reporter of the eunreme and appellate courts in 1924. Is a mem. ber of the Central Christian church, the Women's Press Club, the Women's Rotary Club and the Women's Department Club, of which she waa vice president.

Mrs. White waa one of the eleven candidates for the house of representatives indorsed by the Citizens Republican League. Leeds X. Marks Elected is a member of the 1929 legislature with support of the Indianapolis city manager league. A native of Indianapolis and baa been actively identified with tne motion picture industry for a cumber of years, baring served as secretary treasurer of the state and city branches of the Motion Picture Owners of America, la a member of the masonic order, the American Legion, the 'Elks, the Ex Service Voters League, the Board of Motion Picture Indorsers.

the Y. M. C. and the Iamae Walton Leaeue of America. Served in the ah service hi the world war.

Recently declined an anoolnU ment as superintendent of the state game warden service to make the race i or we legislature. la married and Uvea at 3848 East Fall Creek faoul. vard. Indorsed by Cltlsens Republican James IL Lewrv Is nrM4 tn landscaping and nursery business and formed a wide acquaintance in Indianapolis as superintendent of city parks several years Was nominated and elected a member ot the house of representatives In 1928. be ing supportea oy tne Indianapolis City Manager League.

Waa a member of several Important bouse com mittees. Including the ways and means committee, is being indorsed in the present contest by the Cltlsens Re publican League. Mr, Lowry Is married and lives at 3109 Parte avenue. He Is a graduate of Purdue University. Frank J.

NeZL Jr. A former member of the lower branch of the general assembly, having served to the sessions of 1919, 1931 and 1929. In the last session be serred as chairman of Vie cities and towns committee and atted as sponsor for the bill containing needed amendments to the city manager law. Is an attorney, specializing to law affecting municipal government, la previous sessions he was the author or co author of several measures, including the Tr nsr nnf park and playground law. the war Id war memorial measure and the state highway rnmmlsston law.

Is married and lives at 4550 Guilford avenue. Is a member of. the Columbia Club and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Herbert W. Felts A widely known architect, having been an active member of the profession in Indianapolis for the hut thlrtv eirht rear. W.

bcrn to Indianapolis sixty three years st ana recerrea eaucation tn the puDue schools, Shortrtdge High School and Rose Polytechnic Institute, at Terre Haute, where he was traduated to 1838. Is widely known In educational circles, having twelve years ago aa president of the city board of school commissioners. is a director of the Art Association of Indianapolis, a fellow in the American Institute of Architects, a director in the Indiana Society of Architects and a member of the board of direc tors of the Indianapolis Building Con cress. Is a member and trustee of Pb Presbyterian church and be longs to the Masons, the Shrine, the University Club and the Columbia Club. Mr.

Fcltz is married, has three grown children and lives at 1847 North Delaware street. Is being in dorsed by the Citizens Depublican League. Jeba Benedict served as a member cf the bouse of repreaenta tires hi the sessions of 1919 and 1921 and was elected again in 1928 with the indorsement Of the Indianapolis City Manager League. Has been a resident of Indianapolis since 1999 and is a graduate of DePauw University and the University of Michigan. Is a member of the Central Arenue Methodist church, the Mystic Tie lodge of masons and the Scottish Rite.

In his three terms as a member of the general assembly, has been the author of a number of important pieces of legislation. Including the Marlon county fee and salary bin. which placed the various county officials on a salary basis instead of a fee basis. Lives at 2930 Washington boulevard. Indorsed by Cltlsens Republican League.

William Henry Ilarrisea An attorney and former member of the legislature, having served in the 1927 house of representatives. In 1929 be THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, WAY 3, 1930. It WHO'S WHO IN THE LIST OF PRIMARY CANDIDATES was a candidate for the nomination for prosecuting attorney of Marion county. Whue a member of the bouse he serred on the hoard of managers which prosecuted the impeachment proceedings against Clarence W. Dearth, then Judge ef the Delaware county circuit court.

He is former president of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce, a member of the various masonic bodies, the American Legion. Sons of the American Revolution and the Indianapolis and the InCiana State Bar Associaaona la the son cf Rnssen B. Harrison, former state senator, and grandson of President Benjamin Harrison. Waal eaucatea xn ine mends scnooi. waan ington.

D. and the Unlrerslty of Nebraska. Indorsed by Citizens Re publican League. Fael E. Tembaagh Manager of the new business department of the Washington Bank and Trust Company Was born on a farm in Miami county, and taught school for one year preceding the war.

Received an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. and received a commission as second lieutenant. Serred in the field artillery at Ft. Sill. Okla, and at Schofleld Barracks.

Hawaii. Resigning his commission in 1923, be entered the Indiana University School of Law, from which he was graduated three years later. Is married and lives at 8181 Carrollton avenue. He Is a member of the Indiana State Bar Association, the American Legion. Reserve Officers Association.

Scottish Rite. Columbia Club and the Acacia and Phi Deiu Phi fraternities, and is a major In the Indiana national guard. George Mercer An attorney and publisher of the Old Trails News, of Ben Davis. For several years wss engaged In newspaper work in Indiana polls. Is a graduate of the Benjamin Harrison law school, class ot and of Ohio Wesleyan University, and attended Toulouse University in France, where be served as a member of the American Expeditionary Force In the world war.

Is a trustee of the Mt. Olive M. E. church, Ben Davis, and a member of the Washington Club and the Wayne Township Civic League. Is married, has one child and Uvea at 8335 West Morris street Several years ago be served as head of the Marlon county speakers bureau for Harry 8.

New, candidate for United States sen ator. Thomas Bstcheler Was a member of the 1929 bouse of representatives. Is an attorney, twenty seven years of age. married and a graduate of Arsenal Tecnnicai mgn bcoooi. Butler University and the Indiana Law SchooL In 1929 was to charge of the young voters' organisation tor the Marion county Republican committee.

Was supported for the legislature by the Indianapolis City Manager League. Previously to entering the practice of law he served for several years as a reporter on Indianapolis newspapers. Lives at 5841 Forrest lane, Mrs. Eha V. Gardner Served as member of the house of representatives in the 1927 session and was chairman of the bouse committee on the alfalrs of the city of Indianapolis, Wss born in Morgan county and la a graduate of the Martinsville High SchooL Her husband.

Thomas Oard ner. formerly was a member of the faculties of Cornell, Illinois and Oregon Universities. Is active in club and civic affaire and la a member of the Women's Department Club, the Public Health Nursing Association, the W. C. T.

U. and the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Mae Marcam Jaeebs Has been a resident of Indianapolis for the last twenty three years and la active tn a number of drlc and fraternal organisations. Was born at Somerset.

Ky, and came to Indiana with her parents in 1894, Is a member of the Indiana Woman's Repuhllran Club, the Order of Eastern Star, the White Shrine and tne Daugnters or the Nile. Doming os nce in each. la president ot tne Egyptian Travel and Study Club, past supreme guardian of the international Order of Job's Daughters, and has serred aa grand guardian and organ izer of Jobs Daughters ox Indiana, She Is a member of the Chrtstlsn Church and lives at 2302 Park avenue. Edwte McClare An attorney, hv ine: on a farm in the Alllsonrille road. la secretary of the Young Lawyers' Association; Received bis legal educa tion to the Indiana Law School and the Benjamin Harrison Law School and baa offices in the Fletcher Trust building.

He is a member of the Englewood Christian church, the Ma sonic order, the Sigma Delta Kappa legal fraternity, the executive board of the American Federation of Musicians. Local No. 3: the Junior Re publican organization and the Consti tutional Defenders' League. Albert W. Ewbaak A student to law at Indiana University.

Is twenty seven years old. was graduated from Butler university, has been assistant librarian to the supreme court library. and has been admitted to the Marlon county bar. He lives with his father. Richard Ewbank.

3458 Salem street. He attends the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Kebert J. Ratherfard An attorney. Saw service in France during the world ward with Battery B.

120th field artillery of the 33d division. Is a graduate of Benjamin Harrison Law School, married and Uvea at 1538 Park avenue. Is a charter member of the Republican Veterans, a member of the Indianapolis Bar Association, the Young Lawyers Club. Sigma Delta Kappa legal fraternity and the Episcopal church. Holds a commission with thi 19th field artillery of the officers reserve corps, with which he is amnated.

Edward Staaab Former mason contractor and has been a member of Bricklayers Union No. 3. of Indiana. since 1911. Served in the transport division of the United States nary in the world war.

Is state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, vice chairman of the Republican Veterans of Indiana. and a member of the masonic order. Is married, baa one child and lives at 2341 College avenue. At present is engaged as swlirtsnt supervisor in charge of the census to the rural districts of Marlon county. Thomas W.

leagtten For thirty three years was employed to the railway man service, retiring in 1925. Was born In Payette county. December 5. 1861. and taught school to Fayette and Rush counties before becoming a resident of InrtlanapoHs.

Is a member of the' Christian church and the Railway Mall Association, which is affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Lives at 1935 Highland place. Indorsed by the Citizens Republican League. Annea Corey A native of Syria Came to this country when three years of age and hved for several years at Summltville. Ind where he attended the DUblie nrhml Sinee mmm tn I Indianapolis be has engaged in the re tail giucery business, attending the Benjamin Harrison law school at night.

In the 1928 campaign he served as director of the foreign voters' bureau of the Republican state committee. Last year he filed aa a Republican candidate for the city council, but withdrew from the race shortly before the Republican dty convention. Is a member ot the Elks lodge and the new Marion Club. Walde Wlealiff Has been a practlcln, attorney since 1927. He is a graduate of the Arsenal Technical High School and the Indiana Law SchooL Holds membership to the Sigma Delta Kappa legal fraternity, the Young Lawyers Club, the Marion County Junior Republican Committee and the Third Christian church, and is a first lieutenant to the Indiana 'TOl Ouard.

Lives at 1307 North C.Jt street. narrisea White Waa born to mi 'Va descendant of colonial stock. JL educated in the public schools of Illinois. McCalester College at St. Paul.

and Oonsaga University. Spokane. Wash, where be studied law. After homesteadmg In the state of Idaho be received an appointment as United States commissoner at Cour d'Alene. He is married, has four children and Uvea at 834 BeU at.

Is a nember of the Loyal Order of Moose and Is employed at present to the motor transport division of the Indiana highway commission. Key L. Velitad An attorney. Is a graduate of the Benjamin Harrison Law School and Is a charter member of the Republican Veterans of Indiana, Inc, a member of the American Legion, the masonic lodge, the Young Lawyers Club and the Presbyterian church. Is rJClrried.

has three children and lives at' 831 North Oxford street. ATbeil F. Meier' Was a member of the Indianapolis city council in the last administration. Was born to Indianapolis and has lived to the dty an his me. is a veteran of the world war.

having served two years to the United States army, one year of which was overseaa. is past commander of the Irvlngton post of the American Legion and a member of the Irving son Masonic loage. tne Scottish Rite, the Shrine and the new Marion Club. Is first vice chairman of the Marlon county unit of the Republican Veterans of Indiana. Was drafted for the dty council when that body was reorganized after the cohanse of the Duvall administration.

Is married, has a family and lives at 4428 East Tenth street. Sahrrt TV StAhtiiaiwi V1r.nr.1J Of th firm flf Jfff Jtr KllMn.1 Tn Investment bankers. Is a graduate of inaiana university and has been en mffMl hlulnMI In TnHUfMnnK, the last six years. In announcing his ji wnaiaicj tor we nomination ne expressed bis opposition to boas' con troL la a. member nf thtm rovrti church, the Scottish Rite, the Shrine.

tne American Business ciuo, the Sigma Chi fraternity, the Indiana University Crab, the trititnrf cinU and Country Club, the Columbia Club aoa we inn i an spans Atmetie Club. Is married, haa two ehiMren mrf at 3609 Wlnthrop avenue. Frank Berne Served as a member of the house of representatives in the 1925 and VTt aeaslnn tf h. Waa born in Indianapolis wvj HTt years ago ana received his education in the public schools of the city. Is a practicing attorney and lives at 451 North State street.

Is married and haa one son. Formerly was assistant recorder of arurat Tmni, n4 is a member of the Christian church. Verne Ckimuiiin iiAm. Formerly was identified with the legal department of the Holcomb Ac Hoke Manufacturing Company. Has been active in Republican affairs and was a delesate to the 102a RrmMiMn rf convention.

Is thirty six years of age. uiaxnra, cms wree cnuoren and lives at 3343 School street. Is a member of the CftrliTflan rhinrh the rvti Min a and the Modern Woodmen of America. Mra. Martha Hoggins Was born near Seymour, the daughter of William N.

McDonald fnrm. ator. and now lives at 1621 Church man avenue. Has been active for several years in church and civic work. member 01 the Roberts Methodist Episcopal church, the Woman's Department Club, the Seventh District Rmubllcan rrinK tv.

T. U. and the Indiana Women's Re puoucan oiud. with which she has served as vice treasurer and director. James IL.

Drfrt Vr.v.. the Big Four railroad and has been a resident of Indianapolis for the last fifteen years. Has been an active party worker for some time. Never has sought a public office before. Is a member Of the n.n way Tratomen.

Marion Lodge No. 35. li.TTJ:. "va eriaian Meth odlst toiscopeJ church. Is married and lives at 1401 Nnrth street.

drill a nnMMii. ney and assort! in nm J. Seventh district Republican chairman. Was bom forty four years ago to Hancock county, educated in the public schools and the University of Chicago. where he received his bachelors degree, and the Chirajm Kent an4 Tn44.n chools.

Served as deputy prosecuting oinon county unoer both Claris Adams and William P. Evans nd as an election commissioner in 1920. Was a candidate for state representative several years ago. Mr Carter la married, lives at 3025 North Meridian street, and to a member of the Episcopal church, the Columbia Club, the Indianapolis Athletic Club snd the Indianapolis Country Club. Jooephas F.

Half er Lives at 464 North Randolph street and is engaged in the fire and accident insurance business and Insurance collection. Was born sixty five years ago. educated in the high school at Columbus. Ind and has llred to Indianapolis tor the lssr thirty years. Wss a candidate for the same nomination to 1928 and was elected constable to Warren township in 1938 but moved to other township before the election.

Is a member of the Methodist church and the Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges. Kebert K. Dahon Practicing attorney. Is forty six years old and was educated to the academic and legal departments of Valparaiso University. Served as deputy prosecutor of Marion county from 1919 until 1931 and was a candidate tor dty judge in 1917 on the Home Rule ticket.

He Uvea at 944 North LaSaHe street. Mr. Dalton was one of the eleven legislative candidates indorsed by the Citizens Republican League and is a member of the Marlon Club. H. Walker DeHaren An agent for the State Automobile Insurance Association and a former member ot the legislature, having served to the house of representatives to the sessions of 1925 and 1927.

In the 1925 session he was the author of a resolution railing for an investigation of the state highway commission and waa active in behalf of passage of the so called road ripper bilL Is forty six years of age and was educated at Manual Training High School, of which he is a graduate. Was a candidate for renomlnatlon for the legislature to 1928 and was defeated. Haa been an active Worker in the Republican organization for years and formerly was a precinct conunitteeman. He Uves at 4233 Sunset avenue. Oareeaoat R.

Smith Lives at 2359 Central avenue and for several years has worked as a salesman for a large downtown department store. Was born on a farm in Ohio and taught In the rural schools for several years. Has been a resident of Indianapolis for tpe last twenty years and waa a member of the house of representatives frcm Marion county to 1925. Was a candidate for nomination for the house in 1926 and again In 1928. Edwin C.

Berry bin Waa born in Indianapolis twenty eight years ago and received his education to the public schools. Manual Training High School, Butler University and the Indiana Law School, receiving degrees from the latter two. Has been engaged to the practice of law the last three years with his father. James M. Berryhill.

Served for six months under William H. Remy. former prosecuting attorney, aa divorce deputy to superior court. Room 5. Is a member of the Baptist church and the Odd Fellow Lodge.

Haa the indorsement of the Citizens Republican League. Lives at 308 East Forty ninth street. Kebert BlasdeJ Is a registered pharmacist, living at 5407 College avenue. Was born to Tndlanapolls twenty three years ago. Attended the public schools, later working his way through Shortrldge High School and the Indianapolis College of Pharmacy.

At present is employed to a drug store and la attending night classes at the Benjamin Harrison Law SchooL Is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Joseph H. Breylea. Jr. Is a drayman living at 810 Athon street.

Was born to Indianapolis forty years ago and received his education to the public schools and Shortrldge High School, of which he la a graduate. Is a widower and has two children. Haa been active to political affairs among members of his race, but never has sought office before. Is a member of the Bethel A. VL E.

church. Wilbur H. MIDer is secretary of Lodge No. 211. Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Was born to Pennsylvania forty two years ago and haa oeen a resident ot Indianapolis for the last thirty five years. Served four years to the United States navy and was one of a group of sailors chosen to attend the coronation of King George V. of England, nearly twenty years ago. Was employed as a tooT maker until about eight years ago. when he entered the Trull ana Central Business College and took a secretarial course.

Is married and belongs to the Eagles, Moose. Elks and Druids lodges. Lives at 408 North Forrest avenue. Mntoai N. McCord Is wen known in organized labor circles, being secretary and legislative agent for the Carpenters' District Is fifty three years old and received his education in the public schools and through a correspondence course cf study.

Was a candidate for the. party nomination for Marion county representative at the primary two years ago. Is running with the indorsement of the Citi sens' Republican League and organ ized labor. Mr. Mccord uvea at 420 West Forty first street.

Arthur M. Dlnsxnore Is a practicing attorney. Was born to Culver thirty two years ago and received his education at Rice Institute, Houston, and the Indiana Law SchooL Served as a deputy prosecutor at one time. Was wounded to action In France when a member of the Twenty third infantry. Second division.

Ia a member of the Methodist church, the Masons, Including the Shrine and the Scottish Rite, and the Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity, lives at 424 East Nineteenth street. lames Cooper Is a practicing attorney, twenty eight years old. mar ried and lives on Rural Route 8. Has practiced law for four years, and for two years has been associated with the law firm of Owens. Conrad.

Hea ton. Cooper 8s Demmerre. Was born and reared In Indianapolis, attended tne public schools, and the Benjamin Harrison Law SchooL The Rev. J. Daniel Carrick An evangelist and organizer for Heavenly Scientist Association, living at 1228 North Bancroft street.

Was born in Missouri forty seven years ago. and received his education in the public schools and at William Jewell College, at Liberty. a ministerial school. In addition, he has studied in both medical and law schools. Came with his family to Indianapolis about ten years ago.

Is married and has one child. As an evangelist, his work carries him to various parts of the middle west. Ernest E. Kellogg Is an. attorney, living at 408 South Gerard drive.

For the last year has served as president of the board of trustees of the town of Lyndhurst. where he lives. Obtained his legal education through the La Salle Extension Is a former service man, and has been active in affairs of the Lyndhurst community. Henry George Diener Is fifty seven years old. and Is a retired member of the Indianapolis police force, having served to the department for seventeen years.

Received his education to the public schools and the Celina 0.) High SchooL Uvea at 807 North Oakland avenue. George P. Kern Is seventy years of age. having been retired some time ago after several years' service as a locomotive engineer. Haa a common school education.

His home is at 1122 Reld place. Herman F. Carter A practicing attorney, llvmg at 762 North Belmont avenue. Was born thirty three years sgo In and received. his education In the public schools and Edlnboro State Normal School of that state, and Valparaiso University School of Law.

Served in the United States army duruvg the war at Base Hospital No. 3. at Rah way. N. J.

Has been engaged in the practice of law here for the last seven years. Is mar rled and a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge and the Republican Veterans of Indiana, Inc WUllara J. Hein Is a sales engineer, living at Washington Heights. Is fifty years old. a graduate of Purdue University and for nineteen years was in the government service.

Is a veteran of the Spanish war and a member of the Masons. Odd Fellows. Knights cf Pythias and the Indiana Farm Bureau. Was a candidate for the Republican nomination for state representative two years ago. Connected for some time with an oil and paint concern.

Laurence H. Schmidt Was born to Indianapolis thirty three years ago and is the division passenger agent tor the Colonial Stages, an interstate bus transportation concern, Received his education to the publie schools. Is a member of the Masonic order. Including the Scottish Rite and the Shrine; is married and haa one son. Lives at 1416 Comer street.

Artbar V. Robinson Is In the retail grocery business and lives at 1365 North LaSalle street. Received his education to the public schools and also to the Indianapolis College of Law. Is forty two years of age. Waa a candidate for fbe party nomination for member of the dty council in 1925.

Walter N. Sooth A traveling salesman living at 37 South Bolton avenue. Was born to Illinois thirty nine years ago and moved to Indianapolis before the war. Serred overseas as a pilot In the naval aviation and for a time following his discharge managed a shoe store in Indianapolis, is a member of the Methodist church, the Ma sons, the Moose, the Knights of Pythias and the American Legion. Is married and has two daughters.

Has a high school and business education, supplemented by extension work. Has not made an active campaign. Charles O. Warfel Is a life insurance agent living at 538 East Thirty eighth street. Formerly waa a resident of Conrlersvllle.

where be received his education in the publie schools and the Connersville High SchooL of which be is a graduate. eV Also has a business college education. Is forty six years ot age. Bfsdam Daisydean Deeds Operator of a beauty parlor, and lives at 3507 East Michigan street. Has lived to Indianapolis for morel than fifty years, and received ber education in the public schools.

Is a member of the American War Mothers, Capital City Chapter: a charter member of the League of Women Voters, and of the Methodist church. Has never sought publie office before. Is running on a dry platform, and says she Is stand tog for relief from the burdens of taxation, indorsed by Citizens Republican League. Robert L. Baftey An attorney, llvmg at 1803 Boulevard place.

Received his eduatlon to Talladega College, fa Alabama, and at the Indiana Law School, of which he Is a graduate. Was a candidate for the same nomination several years ago. Is forty four years eld. married and has two children. Is Indorsed by the Citizens Republican League.

Harry A. Rodman An attorney. Was a candidate tor the same nomina tion to 1928. While working as a newspaper reporter be attended the Ben jjamto Harrison law schooL graduating to 1922 and entering the practice of law afterward. Is a former service man and a member ot the American Legion and other social and fraternal organixatlona.

Is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, married and lives at 1648 North Pennsylvania street. Charles Mendenhafi A native of Indianapolis and has been engaged 4n the practice of law for approximately fifteen years. Was a member of the Marlon county delegation to the house of representatives in 192S and was a candidate for the Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney to 1928, He served aa an attorney in the dty legal department to the administration of Mayor John L. Duvall snd was attorney later for the dty board of health. lives at 622 North New Jersey street.

James Norre A physician, living at 3005 Ruckle street. Formerly served as a deputy coroner ot Marlon county and has been a candidate at various times, running for the party nomination for Seventh district congressman to 1923. Has campaigned actively among the voters of the city. Ellas W. Dulborger A practicing attorney, with offices at 405 Inland Bank building.

Received his education In the St, Lawrence Law School and haa been engaged in the practice here for approximately twenty years. Was a candidate for the party nomination for city judge in 1914. for prosecuting attorney in 1918 and for Governor in 1924. Is fifty years of sge and lives at 2921 Park avenue. John E.

King Served as a member of the house of representatives in tne 1929 legislature and was a member of the city council to the Shank administration. At one time be was a federal prohibition agent. Is employed to the engineering department of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company. Received bis education in the public schools and to Manual Training High SchooL Ia a member ot the Presbyter Ian church and the masonic bodies, is married and has five children. Win Wetter Born to Indianapolis and has been engaged to the practice of law several years.

Was educated to? the public schools. Manual Training High SchooL of which he is a graduate, Butler University, the University of Cincinnati and the Benjamin Harrison Law SchooL of which he also is a graduate. Is a member ot the Christian Science church, the Indianapolis Bar Association, the Indiana State Bar Association, the Young Lawyers Club, the Sigma Delta Kappa legal fraternity and the United Commercial Travelers. Is married and Uves at 4740 Washington boulevard. Is a brother of Judge Paul Wetter of mu nlclapl court.

Joint Representative Johnsoa and Marlon Counties. Vot far mtm aalr. I. Newt Brown Formerly was a member of the state board ef pardons and the Indiana board of agriculture, serving for a term as secretary treasurer of the latter. At present is employed as a special representative of the state tax In the 1929 legislature be served as Joint representative from Marion and Johnson counties.

He operates a large farm six miles northwest of Franklin. Is a director of the Farmers Trust Company, of Franklin, and is a charter member of the Franklin Klwanls Club. He IS a member also: of the Presbyterian church, the Masons, the Knights of Pythias and the Modern Woodmen. Ht Is married and haa one daughter. DEMOCRAT Congress.

for aaa oalj Levis Ludlow Present congressman. Wss born on a farm in Fayette county. June 24. 1873. When eighteen years old began work as a reporter on the Indianapolis Sun.

Married Kathertne Huber. society editor on the Sun. to 1898. They have four children. From 1901 until 1913 was Washington correspondent tor Indianapolis newspapers and.

since 1913 until elected to the congress in 1928 waa Washington correspondent lor the Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch. Is author of an autobiography, "From Cornfield to Press "In the Heart of Hoosler land a story of Indiana pioneers, and "Senator Solomon Spiffledlnk. a political satire. Is a Methodist trustee, a member 'of the Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Chi. a national journalistic fraternity, and the Society ot Indiana Pioneers.

Formerly was president of the National Press Club at Washington. Since being to the congress Mr. Ludlow has been active to working for the location of a veterans' hospital at Indianapolis, won a place for Indianapolis on a proposed aerial mail route from St. Louis to the east; obtained the naming of a new cruiser for worked for the enlargement of the Indianapolis postoffice and co operated in the rehabilitation of Ft. Benjamin Harrison.

Byron Hern Uves at 2419 E. Sixteenth street and is a grainer. He is forty two years old. He unsuccessfully sought nomination aa a city councilman in 1925, as a state representative to 1926 and for representative to. the congress to 1928, receiving a light vote each time.

Prose en ting Attorney. (Tato for aa mmlyi Herbert E. Wilson An attorney. Has been engaged in the practice of law to Indianapolis since 1918. Is a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School and Penn College, and served In the navy during the world was.

Is a member of Gamma Eta Gamma, the Barristers, American Law Institute and the city, county and state bar associations. Is married, has one child, lives at 3720 North Pennsylvania street, and is a member, of the Presbyterian church. Has been active in Democratic affairs, and has served as secretary of the Democratic county committee. Herbert ML. Spencer An attorney, associated in practice of law with his father, William W.

Spencer, member of the state election board. Resigned recently as dty prosecutor to make the race for the county post. Is a graduate of Shortrldge High School and Indiana University, is married and lives at 850 North Pennsylvania street. Served In the United States navy in the world war. and was appointed city prosecutor In January.

1923, by L. Ert 8 lack, farmer mayor. Waa reappointed this year by Mayor Reginald K. Sullivan. Is a member of the American Legion, the Masons, the Indiana Democratic Club, the mdlanapoUs Bar Association, the Naval the Sigma Chi Fraternity and Slga Delta Chi, national journalistic fraternity.

Raymond F. Merray Was Democratic nominee lor prosecutor ia 1928 and in 1926. and in 1924 sought the Democratic nomination for representative to the congress. Has been practicing law to Indianapolis since 1913 with the exception of the period ot his service in the world war. Was born to Bloorsfleld.

attended Indiana noils nubile schools, and waa grad uated from Shortrldge High School. Butler College and the Indiana Law SchooL Is a member ot the Christian church. Indiana State Bar Association, the Indianapolis Athletic Club, the Masons and Sahara Grotto. Is unmarried and lives at 2422 Belle fontaine street. Edward Breanan An attorney.

was secretary to Charles Korbly, congressman from the Seventh district to 1907. Wsa graduated from the Voorhls Business College, Mark School of Technology and Benjamin Harrison Law SchooL During the world war was a special agent for the denartment of justice. Is mar ried, has four children, and lives at 24 West Raymond street. Also served aa chief vocational instructor at the school at the state fairground where occupational work was taught to cis ahled veterans of the world war. Jadrt Crinhul Cwrt.

(Tafta far ooo aaU) James D. Ermsten One time Judge of the Cincinnati ponce courw nas been active to legal circles in Ohio Trultini' and waa Democratic nominee for judge of criminal court to 1922.. Born, in onio. eerveu as assistant prosecutor of Hamilton county mmxeeutnr in the Cincinnati police court and was nominee tor judge of the Ohio supreme court ana we common pleas court at Cincinnati. Practiced law at Anderson from 1901 to 1908 and to Indianapolis since that time.

Is married and lives at 1933 Talbot avenue. Frank P. Baker Served as prosecuting attorney of Marion county from 1910 to 1914. Has been practicing law in Indianapolis since 1901. and haa been active in Democratic politics.

Is a member ot the Indianapolis Bar Association, masonic bodies. Modern Woodmen. Elks and the Edwin Ray M. E. church, of i which he is secretary, member of the board of trustees and teacher of the 'United Class." Ia the senior member ot the firm ot Baker.

Baker Jacobs. Is married and has. one child. Lives at 1633 Woodlawn avenue.7 Has been closely Identified with organized labor. Judge Probate Court.

(Vote far. oae ealr) Smiley N. Chambers Served as assistant dty attorney until a few weeks i ago, resigning to devote his time to his candidacy, is thirty eight years old. married and the father of two children. Was graduated from Wabash College to 1913 and after graduating to 1915 from the Indiana Law School became a member ot the law firm ot Pickens, Davidson.

Gauss. Ollliom 8b Pickens. Is the son of Smiley N. now dead, who served as United States district attorney here on appointment of President Benjamin Harrison, Lives at 1605 North Talbot street and is a member of the Second Presbyterian church. Is widely known among the lawyers of the dty and has made an aggressive campaign.

Thomas E. Garvin Judge of one of the municipal courts since 1926. Is president of the Lawyers' Club of a social organization, and Is the son and grandson of lawyers prominent to Evansvllle. where he was born and reared. Attended the public and high schools at Evansvllle.

Bethlehem Preparatory School for Lehigh University, Ohio University. Chicago University and the Indiana Law SchooL Saw active service to France with the A. E. F. Is married, has one child, lives, at 3610 North Pennsylvania street, and is a member of the Presbyterian church.

Also belongs to the Century Club, the Sons of the American Revolution and the city, state and American Bar associations and the Masons. Superior Ctairt, Room Vata fee mmm aalr) John W. Kern United States commissioner and secretary of the board of managers of the Indianapolis Bar Association, Has been commissioner since appointment by Judge A. B. Anderson in 1923.

Is the son of John W. Kern, who waa United States senator from Indiana. Was born to Indianapolis and educated in public schools. Washington and Lee University and Harvard Law SchooL Has been practicing law since 1923. is married and has one child; lives at 1529 Park avenue, Has been a professor to Benjamin Harrison Law School and was the party nominee for reporter of supreme and appellate courts in 1924.

Belongs to Presbyterian church, Indiana Democratic Club, Literary Club, Woodstock Club, University Club. Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Delta Kappa fraternities. Salem D. Clark Served as state senator from Marion county to the legislatures of 1909 and 1911. Was Democratic nominee for superior court judge in 1922.

Born in Hendricks county, attended' Central Normal College at Danville and Valparaiso University and was graduated from Indiana Law School in 1898. Is a member of the Broadway M. E. church. masonic bodies and the Odd Fellows.

Is married and lives at 3076 North Delaware street. Superior Court, Room 2. (Tot far oaa eaif) Floyd J. Mattiee Formerly assist ant United States attorney, also was prosecutor of Fulton county for four years. Was born to Middieburg, N.

and was educated in the common schools of Lima, and Rochester, Ind. Was graduated from the University of Michigan to 1905 and entered the practice of law with bis father at Rochester. He has been practicing law in Indiana since January, 1922. Married, he has one daughter, who is a pupil to Shortrldge High SchooL Lives at 3132 Broadway. Joseph R.

WTTHims Nominee for circuit court' Judgeship to 1928. Has practiced law for thirty years, twenty five of which have been to Marlon county. Born on a farm near Madison fifty eight years ago. waa edu cated to Madison and at Hanover College. Lives near New BetheL Is married and has one child.

Is a member of the Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Indiana Democratic Club, Baptist church and state and county bar associations. Has been identified with farming Interests and for several years was a director in the Irvlngton State, Bank. Albert Asehe Has been practicing law since bis graduation from the Indiana Law School in 1903. Born to Cincinnati, was brought to Indiana polis orty two years ago and reared in this dty. Worked his way through business college and obtained a job to the offices of three attorneys, studying law at night under their tutelage.

Is a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club, masonic bodies and Indianapolis and Indiana State Bar associations. Lives at 3559 Central avenue and is married. Sepetier Court, Room 3. (Tota far oaa 00I7) wmiam A. Pickens Attorney.

Wsa president of the Indiana statt Bar, lunMitlnn lit 1926 27 and WSS of the dty bar association In 1311. For the last thirty nve years nas unrr. a member of the firm of Pickens. Ccx. Conder 8c Bain.

Served from li 1917 as city corporation counsel mzJ. has been chairman of the legislaUvt committee of the cltV Snd State tzi associations. Was a member of th committee of two which crartea ir. secret ballot law to 1839. Was born in Owen county and educated in Bloomlngton High School, Indian University and what is now Georr' Washington University.

Entered th practice of law to 1881, is marri2 has two children and lives at th Graylynn hoteL Is a Mason. Bef Theta Pi and a memoer ox we niu ber of Commerce, the Knights r' Pythias, the Athenaeum and the Indiana Democratic Club. L. BasseU Newreat A native Putnam county. where, after receiving his education, he entered the practice ot law.

Waa graduated from thr Tnrftanarmlia College of Law in 181C and remained in the practice until the outbreak ox tne worw war. wnci he entered the United States navy. Served two years aa adjutant ot XhL Indiana Department, American Legion, and haa taught in the Benjamlr Harrison Law School while precticin law. Is married, has one child an Uves at 84 Whlttier place. I John F.

Under A lifelong residen. ot Marion county. Has practiced lav since his graduation from Indian. Law School to 1922. Was born farm to Warren township.

attendee Indiana University, is married an has two children. Lives to Rura. Route 12. Is a member of the Indiana Democratic Club, In dianapc U.Bar Association and the Masons. V7e: Democratic nominee for joint stat ena.tnr from Marlon and Johnsor counties in 1928.

7 Superior Court. Room 4. Toto for ooo a air) ciareneo E. Weir Senior member of the firm of Weir Ac Richards. Eorr at Warren.

0 was graduated frorr Hlram College and the University c. Cincinnati Law SchooL Is a member of the city, state and Americar bar associations and the Indian: Democratic Club. Has been active ir behalf of civic clubs, opposing rate increases granted the Indianapolis Water Company by the public service commission. Was chairman of the Indianapolis Bar Association committee which fostered the law creating municipal courts for Indianapolis. I married and lives at 2428 Broadway.

Was a candidate tor criminal jud In 1928. I B. Howard Caogbxan Has practiced law for eleven years. Is servlr second term as a member of U. board of managers of the Indians polls Bar Association and Is a member of the committee on legal education to the state association, been attorney for the board of healU for two years.

Is married, has txrr children and lives at 5412 Ouilfon avenue. Belongs to the Americar Legion. First Presbyterian church an. Indiana Democratic Club. Served Ir the army during the war.

Taugh schooL served as a high school principal and served one term as count: superintendent of schools in Tennessee, the state of bis birth. Was educated to Trinity College, now Dufc: University, and Cumberland Unlver slty. Was nominee for state senate to 1928. I Woodbura Massen Born to Indianapolis In 1869 and has practices taw to this dty for thirty five years Studied law at the Cincinnati Lar SchooL In 1916 was employed by th city to rewrite and recodify the dt: ordinances and also to draft leglsla tion for park board and sanitary commission lavs. Belongs to the dty ant state bar associations.

Meridian Strec M. E. church, is married and lives a 930 East Fifty seventh street. Ha. served Vs president and director of th Indiana Democratic Club and now i vice president of that organization Is chairman of the executive commit tee of the Wilson Democratic Club.

I Geerge N. Burkhart Served a deputy county prosecutor from ISC to 1912. Was a candidate for stat representative four years ago. We educated at Indiana University am the Indianapolis Law SchooL fror which he was graduated to 19S2 Lives at 3506 Shelby street. Is married and has two sons.

Is a membc of the South port Lodge of Mason the Rite and United Bretn ren church. Was born in Johnso: county, coming to Marion count with his parents when a child. Fc six years was an Instructor af he Indianapolis College of Law. I Edward W. Little Nominee for th judgeship ot superior court.

Room 2 eight years ago. From 1897 to was a member of the dty council Born to Indianapolis September 1858. and was employed as a railroa: telegraph operator when a youth. Followed that work for sixteen years be fore taking up practice of law. Is 1 member of the Masons and the Meth odist church.

Has practiced law Indianapolis for thirty five years. 1 1 LV W. Carry Is a graduate of th Indianapolis College of Law, Chica; School of Law and Sprague Unlver slty. Is married and lives at 225 North LaSalle street. Was candid at.

for Democratic nomination for Unite States senator to 1926 and 1923 anc for state senator In 1912. Is forty two years Saperior'Coart, Room 5. Toto for ooo oaty) Russell J. Ryan Attorney for thr city park board, and is widely knowr to legal and political circles. Servec as Democratic county chairman, coun ty attorney and to the last electlor was a member of the city electlor board.

Was actively engaged in be half of the city manager movement Attended Wabash College and wa graduated from the law school of Cornell University. Waa a major to thr 159th infantry during the world war Ia a member of the Scottish Rite anc Second Presbyterian church. Is married, has two children and lives a' 2236 North Pennsylvania street. 1 Thomas D. MeCec A native ot Indianapolis.

Has practiced law Marlon county for thirty years. 1 married and lives at 3749 Central avenue. Was educated to the pufcU schools and at Shortrldge Hlh Schoc and was graduated from the Indian: Law SchooL Has been active In Den ocratlc affairs for many yeara Jadge Javenue Veto for oa aaly) John F. Cockier City clerk during the administration of Thomas Tag gart as mayor. Was active also during the last dty campaign to th' Workers on Partisan Political Action League.

Was born to Ohio, the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Georgs Geckler, and received his education ir. the public schools and Indianapoli Law SchooL Has acted as attome: for labor groups and holds a Hi membership to the Pressmen's Union Also belongs to the Masons. Human Society and Old Time Pressmen's Association, i I Jacob I Slelnraet Has lived lz Indianapolis for forty two rears.

Wr graduated from the Indiana Lsvl School and has been practicing laa since 1905. Was Democratic nomine' to 1923 and 1926 for the same post, leading his ticket to number of voir: cast to the latter election. Is married.1 has five children and lives at 24SC Broadway. Was born to Louisville, a member of the Indiana and In til i anapolla Bar associations. Eplscona! masonic bodies and the Indi ana Democratic Club.

1 lurry E. Raltano A native ef Italy ana aa acUrs party wcrfcex..