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

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He lives at 1907 West Virginia avenue
NE. and is 46 years old. A native
of Maryland, he has been resident
of this city the last 20 years and at
tended George Washington Uni
versity. A World War veteran, he
served with the 313th Infantry, 18th
Division, and is member OF the
Quentin Roosevelt Post of the
American Legion He has three sons,
the oldest ID, and daughter Z. He
belongs to the Knights of Columbus.
J. Fred Chase, "A, 1904 South
Dakota avenue NE. A real estate
man with Boss e. Phelps, he was
born in the District. graduated from
the old Business High School. and
enlisted in the 10th Field Artillery
during the World War. Serving one
year in this country and one in
France. he became a first sergeant
in the 29th Division. and retained
commission in the District National
Guard until a few years ago. Mar
ried with no children, he belongs
to the American Legion, is a past
national commander of the 10Th Di-
vision Association and member of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Last
July he attended the training course
for business and professional men
at Fort Meade. His hobby is collect
ing guns.
RR. Spriggs, A, 3O12 Twenty fifth
street NE. an electrical engineer
with the Bureau of Safety. Depart
ment of Interstate Commerce, he
was born in Davis. w. Va A var
sity halfback at Western Maryland,
he also attended Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and Ohio Mechanics Insti-
tute Enlisting in the Army for three
years during the war, he served in
France two years as machine-gun
sergeant was discharged for dis
. ability. A resident of the District
since 1922, he has son 20 years old.
a daughter. A past commander Of
the Bunker Hill Post of the Ameri-
can Legion, he Is also a member of
| the Manor Club. His hobbies in
! clude swimming, golf and attending
Western Maryland football games.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. 90.
Boundar;es: Anacostia River, East
Capitol, BIadensburg road and Mon
tana and Rhode Island avenues
NE
John McCabe. 1903 Twenty-fourth
street NE. florist at New Center
/ Market. Born in Washington 43
years ago. Left Gonzaga High
School in third year to enter off,
GERS training camp during World
War. Grand Chef De Care Vol
ture TIA of District 40 and 8. Men,
Der of American Legion Has two
| children of whom one son. Alfaroz,
is 24-of draft age. Wife, Helen,
is District of Columbia president of
the American Legion Auxiliary.
Louis L. Bowdler, % Benning
road NE, assistant manager of
Robert Bowdler. florists. Born in
Washington 48 years ago Married
but no children. Past president of
the Society of Natives, president of
the Federation of Businessmen in
D. c. Graduate of Mckinley High
School
H. Grady Warburton, 2815 Brent
wood road NE, attorney. Born so
years ago in Dunbarton, Va. and
has practiced law in the District Is
years. Member of American Legion.
Served in United States during
World War with Air Corps, Ord
nance and Infantry. Married, no
children.
G. H. Partridge, 28O5 Brentwood
road NE. Born in Kalamazoo.
Mich, Mr.. Partridge came to WASH
lngton in 1910. For the last IS
years he has been an attorney with
the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co. He attended the University of
Michigan and the University of Chi
cago. completing his undergraduate
work at George Washington Uni
versity and taking his law course
there. He was at one time legisla-
tive chairman of the Rhode Island
Citizens Association.
Franklin Thorne, 100 TWENTY
fourth street NE. 80 years old.
Housing manager for Alley DWELL
ing Authority. Married, one child.
Graduate of Hampton Institute and
New York University.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. %.
Boundaries: East Capitol. Penn
sylvania avenue and Fifteenth
street Sc.
S. S. Madison, SPOT East Capitol
street. An employe of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing since
1917, Mr.. Madison was born in
Johnstown, Pa. in 1892. He came
to Washington in 1911. During the
war he took military leave from the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
to serve in the instrument detail
OF the Headquarters Company, 351st
Field Artillery. He is past COM
mander of the James E. Walker
Post, No. rs, OF the American Le-
gion and a member of the Capital
View Citizens Association.
Howard d. WoOdsOn, 1918 Fitch
place N. E. Born in Pittsburgh in
1876, Mr.. Woodson came to WASH
ington in 1907 to work for the Gov
eminent as a structural engineer.
He is now in the structural divi-
sion of the Public Buildings Admin
istration, Federal Works Agency. A
graduate of the University of Pitts
burgh, Mr.. Woodson is president of
the Northeast Boundary Citizens
Association, president of the Far
Northeast Council, chairman of the
Committee on Public Works for the
Federation of Civic Associations and |