Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, 'MARCH 18, 1926. e | vear portions of parcel 144/7 and lots | to first commercial C the rear por-|side of Third street between D and I | hearing at 1:30 o'clock to consider ap-| {3 to 1, inclusive, square 4021, located | tions of lots 9 to 14, exclusive, and | streets. plications proposing five other changes i - P 3 7. squu c Change from residential ¢ to second | in the zoning regulations. » road bet - : | B e | e eial D lots 17, 51, R = b4 o 3 Sdw: 3 o hepherd road and ) v 5 4 @ - " o . t Y \om. bosition to the change nd| Retired U. S. Employe Dies. On lnu1n ur Omat() a e | theater, but was prevented by the i street t zoning of the i i 5 s 4 ; ot n i erci 5 ; 4 ; 2 Another large = e " £ i s 126 the north- 8 il rorner of | vears. S purchase of these & - [both I 3 £ venth and | ;904! : He 1924 1 e ¥ G Northeast Citizens Ask Sev- i 4t e ‘ d s \ Standard Quality Med. 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