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


Leo A. RoUer James B.
(20J q
Works, 625 D street NV, for 10
years. Served overseas as private
during the World War. Born in
West Virginia, he has lived in the
District for 20 years After his
discharge from the Army, he at
tended Catholic University and the
Bliss Electrical School. Married.
Has two children, a boy, IS, and a
girl, 9.
PaschaI Shorb, 319 Thirteenth
street Sc. 49, Born in Frederick
County, Md. Resident of the Dis
trict for 20 years. Served in the
Army from 1920 to 1921. At
| tended schools in Wilkes-Barre and
way Mail Service of the Post Office
Department for the past IA years.
Married. Three children, all boys,
aged II. IA. and 10.
F. c. Calcote, 17l2 E street Sc,
As. Native of Louisiana. Lived in
the District for past 20 years.
Graduated from Polytechnic Insti-
tute of Louisiana. Employe of Inter-
state Commerce Commission for 20
years. At present is mechanical en-
gineer there Stationed at Camp
Pike, Ark. for IL months during
World War with rank of sergeant.
Member of Southeast Citizens AS
ISOLATION for three years. Married.
Has two sons. 20 and Is, and one
daughter, IL.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. II.
Boundaries: Fifteenth street NE,
South Carolina avenue Sc. East
Capitol, North Capitol and Mary
land avenue NE.
DR.. Louis F. Bradley-Retired dean
of George Washington University
School of Pharmacy, DR.. Louis F.
Bradley is descendant of Josiah
Bradley, signer of the Declaration of
Independence The SO year old
pharmacist still practices his pro-
fession at 70l Maryland avenue NE.
and has lived in the District since
he was 2. He was born in Spottsyl-
vania County Va. Educated in Dis
trict schools, he received his Phi. A.
R. D. degree from the National Col
lege of Pharmacy, now the G. w. U.
school. He has married twice. has
five children, belongs to number
of pharmaceutical organizations.
He is secretary of the D. c. Board of
Stanton Park and East Washington
Citizens Associations, making his
home at 1901 Tuckerman street
NV
William N. Payne, jr, 157 Ken
lucky avenue Sc: office, 1886 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. Born in WASH
ington. D. c.; educated in public
schools, D. c.. he has devoted greater
part of business career to building
and loan work and is now president
of the Eastern Building & Loan As
ISOLATION. Is former president D. C.
Building and Loan League. He also
is president of National Capital In
surance Co. Has been with Eastern
Building & Loan for 26 years and
held vice presidency prior to ad-
vancement.
J. H. Brown, 1920 C street S. E.
Age SO. Born in Maryland Lived
in the District for the past 40 years.
Graduated from old M Street High
School Retired from Post Office De-
partment last year after 80 years
as postman. Married. Has one mar
ried daughter. SO; two married sons,
81 and 80, and two unmarried sons,
36 and 81.
G.. Leslie Schafer, chief clerk of
service department, Washington Gas
Light Co.; came to Washington in
June, 1910, as an employe in census:
10 months later joined gas company;
member of Board of Trade and
Northeast Business Mems Associa-
ton; 1st vice president Lincoln
Park Citizens Association and dele
gate to Federation of Citizens As
sociations. and member of North
east Neighborhood Council Makes
home at 1876 East Capitol street.
Married in Ohio to Alma E. Shafer
and has two sons. L. Arnold and
Daniel w., and one daughter, Anna
Mae. Born in Aid, Lawrence County,
Ohio, September %, 1890.
David A. Atkins, born in Wash.
ington, August g. 1867; retired en-
ploye of hend section in Govern
ment Printing Office: member Of
Elks; prior to Government service
was merchant in Eastern Market;
has wife. Marion c. Atkins; one
son, Philip; two daughters, Emily
and Anna, and two grandchildren;
retired in 1882 from G. p O.; home,
$40 C street Sc.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. 1s.
Boundaries: Florida, Maryland
and Massachusetts, avenues NE,
and railroad tracks.
Ringgold Hart-Fifty-four-y year
old former Principal Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Ringgold Hart
was District employe for II years.
He has prize bird dog, Spot, and is
something of a golfer. too A Penn
sylvanian by birth, he was brought
to Washington when an infant. He
took his LIB. degree from George
town Law School in 1911. He was
secretary to Police Commissioners
Sylvester and Pullman and went
into corporation counsels Office in
1917. He headed three-man COM
mittee appointed to get at the facts
of Washington's relief needs in 1888.
He is Mason, Elk, Presbyterian and
Republican, makes his home at 662
Maryland avenue NE. and is
member of the legal firm, White
ford, Marshall & Hart.
Lawrence J. Mills, IT,, attorney;
native Of WASHINGTON; born Sep