Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1927, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927. | j . { [ . i« | Park ‘Road. e was 78 years ol 2 cou me to Wasl n | o A RMW[ REWSIUN Abe Martin Says: [WOULD LET PROPUE VAE |t tun 2t sy respest| ey o epprovot o e o i FFuriions, M e £ e ok o she o o e e e e SR gates from those areas not now within | county commissioners the power of [of old age. Mrs. Hogue was born in | this afternoon at lock at the | Mrs. Hogue is survived by her hus- ON SUBURBAN CHANGES faxing areas or incorporated zones to | zoning. Staunton, the daughter of Dr.|home of Mrs. Me band; by her sister, Mrs. McKelway, s | give further c deration to the mat ,mr\l,\l v M. Smith Rev. Dr. James H . pas | a brother, Dr. B. M. Smith | ter. All plans proposed a teclared ter hef o N Monlgnmexv;l?lnze:* Orgj\ulfzunon : - . ce a fu-| MRS, EMILY HUGUE DIES. | | ! sed for a | Opposss Flass Erope e e ol et EEEEEEEEDEEEE County Government. Iution, pts in pronciple” legisla- | Wife of Former Washington xncl[ SRy acry e Voicing the belief that any change | tion which will co-ordinate the w Py s 9 H h | in the form of county government in | Of development of the county Lee Professor Expire | ouse Body Hears Scheme [in t park and planning lines. A State ap 3 i Montgomesy County, Md.. should | bropriation for a Marvland Memorial [ ‘ i ing i first be submitted to vote of the peo- | Park project Montgomery ity oy ‘ Designed to Bring in y Pl and ‘expressi i ¢ | Prince G «is pr G o g | Personal Fees.. ! / ga Y :]':(ff.i?u,fi': Returban Civic Med.| tida _b and Planning O ,|and Lee University. Le L w 810-818 Seventh Street Satisfaction Since 1859 eration. composed of four citizens' or ¢ suggested An assessment of up ied sterd it | ganizations in the general Wheaton to & cents on $100 of taxable sister, Mas. 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