Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-05

was educated in the Laurel nndl High
School and the extension division of In
diana University. During the war she
was active In the civilian relief work Of
the Red Cross. She has been active in
woman suffrage affairs.
THOMAS 2. COLBERT, Third District
Mr. Colbert is employed in the revenue
service Of the United States. He was
superintendent Of the indianapolis po-
lice from 1893 to 1897 He also has
served as a special policeman under the
park board and custodian Of the State
house He IS q member OF the Catholic
Church
WILLIAM F. CLAUER, Fourth Dis
trfct-Mr Clauer has been secretary Of
the Indianapolis Baseball Club for
number Of years. He was clerk Of the
board OF public safety under the Bell
administration. He was educated in thu
public schools and at Manual Training
High School He has never held public
Office. He is q member Of the Methodist
Church.
HEYDON VI BUCHANAN, Fifth Dis
trict-Mr. Buchanan is an undertaken
He Is active in lodge affairs, having been
an official In a number Of lodges He
was educated in the indianapolis public
schools. During the war he was actively
engaged n Liberty Loan. War Savings
Stamps and Salvation Army drives. He
is a member Of the Baptist Church and
Of the Masonic order. He is president OF
the Enterprise Civic League.
OTTO RAY, Sixth District-Mr. Ray is
a plumbing contractor. He has been
president Of the Central Labor Union
and was a candidate for the Legislature
in 1914, but has never held public Of
flee. He served invent v-three months in
the S34th Infantry and the 5O7th Engi-
neers during the war.
REPUBLICAN.
JOHN ". RHODEHAMEL, for city
clerk-Mr. Rhodehamel is now a deputy
city clerk. He was in the county clerk Of
flee for three years under Theodore stein.
During the Shank administration he was
a deputy city controller He was con-
rected with Schnull & Co., for nineteen
years
DELBERT o. WILMETH, for city judge
Mr.. Wilmeth is graduate of the dan
cock College Of Law IN Chicago He was
commissioned a second lieutenant during
the first officers training camp at TT.
Sheridan and was in France as a mem
Der Of the Rainbow Division and or the
SIND Division. He is a member of the
American Legion. He is now employed
oy the Standard OIL Company. Mr..
Wilmeth received the third highest num-
Der Of votes In the primary and was
appointed to succeed ]. Herbet Hart
man when the latter was removed from
the ticket.
COUNCILMEN.
IRA L. BRAMBLETT, First District
Mr.. Bramblett is the proprietor Of & limo
type composition concern He has been
active in politics for a number of years
having been a precinct committeeman in
the Ninth ward for twenty years. He re-
eeived the second highest number OF
votes for bis district in the primary and
was appointed to succeed Henry E. Harris
when the latter resigned.
BEN H. THOMPSON, Second District
Mr.. Thompson is in the coal and ice bust
ness. He was educated in the public
schools and at Manual Training High
School. During the war he was active in
Liberty loan campaigns. He is a member
Of the Presbyterian Church and the Ma
sonic order.
LLOYD D. CLAYCOAIB. Third District
Mr.. Clsycombe is an attorney. He Is q
graduate Of Indiana University. He was
a member Of the First Officers training
camp in the early part Of the war.
WALTER ". WISE, Fourth District
Mr.. Wise is a brick mason contractor
He attended the public schools and bust
ness college. He served on a commission
to revise building laws during the Bell
administration. He was active in the
Liberty loan and war chest drives. he
IL member Of the Masonic order and
other lodges.
THEODORE ]. BERND, Fifth District
Mr.. Bernd is secretary treasurer OF
Bernd Brothers, wagon manufacturers.
He attended the public schools, Manual
Training High School and business col
Iegs. During the war he was engaged
In Government inspection and In Liberty
lean work. He is a Mason and a member
Of the Episcopal Church.
JOHN z. KING. Sixth District-Mr
King Is with the production department
Of the Nordyke & Marmon Co. He is q
graduate OF Manual Training High School
Re served as precinct committeeman for
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