Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1926, Page 23

ZONING CHANGES T0 BE CONSIDERED Elght Proposals Wil Taken Up at Hearing n November 24. Eight proposed changes in zoning will be considered by the Zoning Oommission at a public hearing in the board room of the District Build- ing November 24, it was announced vesterday by Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, assistant engineer commissioner. ! Four of the petitions for a rezoning will be considered at a morning ses sion starting at 10 o'ciock and the remainder at an afternoon scheduled to begin at 1:30. The principal change proposed in- volves property on the west side of Twenty-fourth sireet between Wood. ley road and Calvert street. The ap- equested that the height area | ‘s territory he increased from 40 | t0 60 feet, which will permit the erec- | tlon of apartment houses. Other Changes Asked. | Other proposed changes to ba con- | sidered follow: Change from second commercial D, #0-foot helght area, to second con mercial D, 90-foot height, reservation €, bounded by Maine avenue on the north, Third street on the east, Mary- land avenue on the south and Four- | and-a-half street on the west, and the | fastern portion of reservation D, | bounded on the north by Maine | avenue, on the east by Fou ' half street, on the south by Maryland avenue and on the west by the alley | running from Maine to Maryland | avenues. Change from residentlal ¢, 60-foot | Leight area, to first commercfal ¢, 90- | foot height, all lots In the northwest | quadral of reservation D), bounded on | the north by Maine avenue, on the! west by Sixth street, on the south by the public alley running south. from | Maine avenue to the Intersection of the east and west alley. | Change from residentfal «nmm: height area, o first commercial C, foot helght, property side of Vermont avenue Towa Circle nnd Q street of Q streat hetween Vermont avenue | and Twelfth street and the west side session e of Twelfth street from Q street to the | | north line of lot 36 rounded by Towa street, Change From A Restricted. hange from residential ¢, 90 foot height, to com o, 90-foot height, property abutting the west side of Seventeenth street betw the | woperty | public alley south of R street and the | || public alley north of Q street. hange from residential A restrict a4, 40 and_ 60 foot height. to resi dential (%, 60-foot height mullll‘l\ at | the northeast corner of Massachusetts avenue and Thirty-eighth street. (*hange from residential B. to first_commercial C, §0-foot, prop- | arty abutting the east side of Georgia avenue between Varnum and Allison street Change from residential K. 40 feet, 1o residential B, 60 feet, revidential portion of property bounded on the north by Randoiph street, on the east Fighth street. on the south by v strect, on the west by a line | ern hound: of the first mer ing Georgtn ONLY 17 OF MUSSOLINI'S 134 POLITICAL FOES HELD Names of Eight Expelled Deputies | Listed—Press Ban May { Be Lifted orders for | ion deputles | the chamber | has so far resulted iu the arrest of anlv 17 out of 134 opposition deputies. | Eight wr the 17 arrested are known, | Be' south side | | §0-foot, | | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMB =1 STATUE UNVELED - TOCHHPOLAN | Senator Ree ; { | Tissouri Kiemorial. By the Associatc Bn\\ LI 13.—Mor of the late Chur ing Green, former S ional House of d o the which fell the t outside t on the sou e | ut [ erowd stood for hour | Pike Cmmu Cour nuru REREDER DR. JOHN J. ABEL, ' cor af pharmocology at Johns Hopkins Medical Scheol, was awarded t.:0 Willard Gibbs medal this year by the Chicago st of the American Chemical Soclety. The award was made in recognition of Dr. Abel's re- search worl in the fleld of glandular isolating a drux from Tor combating The award was once given Curle. ROB BANK AND FLEE Two Men Iater Captured Near Place of Theft. WAUKEGAN, I, November 13 (A’7 wo men robbed the Spring Grove State Bank at Spring Grove, four miles west of Fox Lake, of $3,500 at noon today and escaped in an au- tomobile. The cashler was alone when the two men entered. An alarm W spre: in a few minutes men: ted at Fox L tor robbers had driven. Have You an Extra Room That Is Well Heated? 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