Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-09

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eager to secure recreational facili-
ties for colored children of the
Southwest.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. Is.
Boundaries: South Capitol street,
Anacostia River, M and Fourth
streets S.W.
]. Louis Bixler, 100 Fifth street
Sc, is an examiner in the Immi-
grafton and Naturalization Service
of the Department of Justice, for
merly in the Labor Department. He
has been in the National Capital
since October, 1906. He has two
daughters. Born in Eschol Perry
County, Pa, February 25, 1879, Mr..
young man, was employed there in
the post Office and attended PIERCE
Business School, Here he attended
the Washington College of Law and
became a member of the District
bar. being admitted to practice in
District Court and the United States
Court of Appeals. He attended
Southeastern University, where he
took a course in accountancy. but
did not complete this. He is mem
Der of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church and belongs to the Masons
and Odd Fellows. He was not con-
nected with the World War.
James A. Donohoe, 1881 Chevy
Chase Parkway NV A native
Washingtonian, Mr.. Donohoe was
born in 1891 and attended Eastern
High School and Georgetown Uni
versity He is in the real estate
business with Offices at 314 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. He is member
of the Washington Real Estate
Board, the Washington Board of
Trade, the Chevy Chase Citizens
Association and the Southeast Bush
neSsmen's Association. He has two
sons of draft age, one %, the
other "a
Bernard G. Ladd, SIS A street
Sc. He is a former Navy Yard ma
chinist, who voluntarily retired in
1888. He served in the sight de-
partment of the Naval Gun Factory
here and during the World War he
installed gun sights aboard various
naval vessels. During the Spanish
American War he came to the Dis
trict and was on duty at the Navy
Yard Born in Richmond. Va, No
vember 4, 1878, Mr.. Laid has no
children of draft age. He is all
Episcopaian. a member of the Ma
sonic fraternity, the International
Association of Machinists, the
Southeast Citizens Association,
member of the Sousa Bridge Com
mittee and is interested in Friend
ship House, which conducts social
service work. He was on duty at
various navy yards over the Nation
during his life as machinist.
julius Rieley, 622 North Carolina
avenue Sc, "A. President of Julius
H. Rieley, Inc, a garage, 656 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. A native of
the District, Mr.. Rieley has been in
business here for the past l9 years.
He was a private in the Army dur
ing the World War and was sta
toned at Oglethorpe, Ga. He grad
uated from Mckinley Technical
High School. He is past president
of the Southeast Businessmen's As
ISOLATION. Married, he has one child
"a daughter, IL years old.
william Queenan, 319 First street
Sc, 70. A graduate of the Dunbar
High School, Mr.. Queenan retired
seven years ago from the Navy De-
partment after a continuous en-
ployment there of IS years. He was
born in Maryland and came to live
in the District shortly afterWard.
He is a past president of the South
east Citizens Association and at
present is vice president of the Or
ganization. He is married and has
no children.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. 16.
Boundaries: Fifteenth street and
South Carolina avenue Sc, South
Capitol street, and AnacoStia River.
William A. Maio, 43-year- old
Southeast Council of Cit
liens Associations, and Well-knoWn
civic leader, worker for District suf-
frage, upbuilding Southeast Wash
ington. Hobbies are old coins, figs
and Italian heroes of the American
among other things. His
Job since 1921 has been with the
P. T. Moran Co. An Italian by birth,
he has lived in Washington for SO
years, is married and has a son and
daughter. Civic pursuits consume
most of his spare time. He was
founder of the District Suffrage As
ISOLATION and has worked ardently
for Police Boys Clubs. Southeast
Citizens Association, of which he
has been president a number of
times. He lives at 1913 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Harry c. Spielman, 1877 D street
Sc, 81. Employed at the Patent
Office for the past 80 years, at pres
ent he is an administrative assistant
there. He is graduate of the Mary
land Collegiate Institution. His
family selected as typical American
family from the District this year to
spend a week in a model home at
the New York Worlds Fair. Ex-
empted from service in the Army
during the World War because of
necessary work in the Government.
of Law and Legislation
Committee of the Lincoln Park Citi-
zens' Association. Married. Has
two children, boy, ID, and girl, 16.
Charles Davis, 246 Fifteenth street
Sc, "A. An electrical repair worker
at the Navy Yard for the past year
and before that employed for 10
years at the Central Armature