Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

f1rSt Ward Tor nearly ID years. 1T.
Seller was born at West Lebanon,
Wayne county, was reared upon a
farm, taught school for many years
and graduated from the University of
Michigan. He has always taken m
active interest i'm educational matters.
Practically every voter in the First
ward is upon Dr. Sellers list of ac-
quaintances and the people of the
ward will have another thoroughly
trustworthy representative upon the
Board by elccting DR.. Seller. What
ever is for the best interests of the
schools; by all odds, that over and
above everything else" will be DR..
Sellers motto when honored with the
election.
WM. NJ. GRAHAM.
Second ward-NIr. VIM. Graham,
Democratic candidate for member of.
the Board of Education, Second ward,
is one of the best known young men
in Akron, and needs no introduction
to the voters. He is a member of
the insurance firm of Graham &
Baum. Mr.. Graham has taken an ac-
tive interest in educational matters,
and if elected. will make his ward an
excellent representative.
JULIUS E. WILHELM.
Third ward-Julius Il. Wilhelm, can
didate for Board of Education in the
Third ward, resides at 200 W. Ex-
change ST. He is employed at the
Werner company. He is hOnored and
respected by his neighbors and fell
low employees. This is a guarantee
that he is deserving of the support he
asks for the position which he seeks
to fill. He will have the united sup
port of the Democrats of his ward.
MAX ENDRES.
Max Endres. nominated by the Dem
ocrats of the Fourth ward for the
Board Of Education, resides at 211
Allyn st. He is a carpenter by trade,
being employed at the Werner com
pany. He has the respect of all those
who know him and is in every way
qualified for the position for which he
has been named.
Mr.. Endres was born in Baden, Ger
many, but has lived in Akron for 30
years He has been a contracting car
penter for some time and is well quail
flied in every way to make his neigh
bors a good representative upon the
School Board.
AMOS J. WHITE.
Fifth ward-The Fifth ward candi-
date for Board of Education-Amos
\ ]. White-has been a resident of Ak
ron for 81 years. He mas been prom
inently connected with the educational
movement, and during '92 and '93 was
a member of the Board of Education,
part of the time serving as clerk of the
Board. He is a prominent member
land ex-president of the Retail Clerks
union, and has a very large list Of
friends. The Democrats of his ward
will give Mr.. White thir united sup
port. If elected, Mr.. White will prove
himself friend of the teachers. He
says: "Other things being equal, I
favor Akron teachers for Akron
? schools"
; IVAN l.. MYERS.
Sixth ward-Ivan L. Myers, candi-
date for the Board of Education from
the Sixth ward, has resided in Akron
for the past 20 years. He was born
in NIogadore, in 1874. Mr.. Myers has
always been a Democrat and faith
full worker for the party. He attend
ed the public schools for II years. He
is employed at the India Rubber
works. and is prominent member of
the Knights of Pythias.
CONSTABLES.
p. J. CUMMINS.
T. 7. Cummins, one of the candidates
nominated for constable by the Dem
ocrats, has resided in Akron all his
, life. He is known to great many Of
. the citizens, and there is a friendly
feeling for him OH the part or all his
acquaintance. For II considerable
J time he was n special officer on the po'
, lice force. He performed his duty in a
capable and honest manner. If elect
. ed he will make an excellent official.
CLARENCE NJ. BAKER.
Clarence NJ. Baker, candidate fol-
constable. has a large acquaintance
In Akron. He possesses qualities that
r would make him an efficient officer
, and no mistake will be made If he lie
elected. Mr.. Baker Is known as an
> honest, and deserving worlIingman
For number of years he was EN-
ployed at Webster, Camp Il Lanes
, machine shop. He lives with his
, mother at 107 Lods st.
= PHILIP TELLER.
Philip Zeller, nominated for constl
BILE, merits the vote of every Demo
) Crat in this city. He has lived in the
, Fourth ward for 1S years, and is en-
, gagged in business with his father
Louis Zeller. Well known and popu
! lar, it Is safe to assume that he will
be well supported at the polls.
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