Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 11

SEPARATE ZNIG AREA IS CEATED Commission Rules on Semi- Detached Houses in “A” District. An amendment to the zoning regu- lations creating a. separate. restricted “TPegidential - arex« for - semi-detached ;)muses. was adopted by the Zoning Comimission #t"an “executive meeting afternoon, following a pub- 2 at which the change was eongidered. No opposition was; reg- isteted at the heacing. ¢ The mew zone ip described as fol- slows: “InYthe A %emi-restricted aréa, “the’minimum dimi pancy shall be- the samé rea, except that hereafter, .«Knn be erected or algered apartment houge, flat, ¢ mmunity. Rouge, ,or :shall ‘any btiflding or ‘premise housed for these pu poses.” Creates Separat: Areas. The adoption of the amendment, in ‘effect, creates separate areas for de- itache@™ and’ sémi-detached “houses, as under existing regulations, only sin- gle family dwellings will be permitted In A re:..icted-areas after January 21. The present A area will not be dis- turbed, however. All property now 80 zoned will remgin with that.status, .and the burden :of having it ch to semi-restiieted is placed on owners who want to erect semi-detached houses thereon. The commission also changed the height limit from 90 to 110 feet on “the commercial property on the west side of Connecticut avenue, south of L reet, and prohibited erection of apartment houses in Burleith by re- zoning from B to B restricted, ail res- idlential B area south of Calvert ;#treet and west 8f%\Wisconsin avenue. Other changes follow: Rezone from residential B to resi- J@ential C area, property at the south- east corner of Second and T streets northeast, and premises 701 Sixth istreet southwest. Rezoning Ordered. Rezone from residential A réstricted, 40-foot height limit to residential B, 60-foot height limit, the. rear of pro- 1 perty at the noj vflmnkt corner of Thir« ‘teenth stfie& ;Rhode Island ave: nue. ~ . The commission announced receipt of a petition from Emergency Hospi- tal, asking that the height limit be changed from 90 to 110 feet on a- lot adjoining the hospital on the east, now occupied by the Cox Building, Erec- tion of an addition to the hospital is proposed. The commission will con- “sider this petition at its next public -hearing, Decem})er 7. " LIBRRRIAN, HONORED. Mrs. €. D.. Lathrop Has Article Printed in Navy Periodical. | Mrs. Constance D. Lathrop, librar- rlan of the Navy Department, has the * distinttion of being the first woman to have ‘an.article printed in the United! < Stated ‘Naval Institute Proceed! monthly publication for the advans {ment of professional, literary and sci- } entific knowledge in the Navy. It ap- ars in the November issue and is on ips’ figure-hea | Prince Nicholas Made General in Rumanian Army the Associated Press. BUCHAREST, November 10.— Prince Nicholas, who is only 24 years old, was promoted yester from a lleutenancy to a full general in the army. The young general, who is a member of the regency, celebrated his promotion by going on a hunt- ing trip, shooting one wildcat, two bears and seven pheasants. In honor of young King Michael's name-day celebration Tuesday. Prince Nicholas, Supreme Court Justice Buzdugan- and -Patriarch Miron Christea, as regents. con- ferred ‘nr\n themselyes the grand belt of the Order of Carol. ~ SIGNATURE WITHHELD. : Pact on Exports. By the Associated Press. | Decision whether the United States will_sign the Geneva convention for | abolishment of prohibitions and re- strictions on_ exportation and im- portation “fs being withheld at ‘the State Department pending detailed examination of the text of the docu- ment. Only a part of the convention had been received up to vesterday. . In advance of the study of the text, however; it was sald at the de- partment that presumably, the United States would sign the ~convention. which already has been accepted by 19 ‘other countries. U. 8, Continues Study of Geneva I Sunday Excursions $ 00 = Pittshurgh SUNDAY NOVEMBER 13 SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves Saturday night preceding excursion Lv. Washington (Union S tion) . Ar. dohnetown * East Liberty ..: Piktsburgh Borrn pReves AN soh Towi. 1005 A, S Pennsylvania- Railroad \PPEIE YOUNG DUPEPSN KEEPS Mra. Eathrop, ‘B. P. M. Lathrop, ., in addition §to having charge of thé 80.000'beoks in the Navy's.library, also is head of a iresearth staff that is cafled” upon to ‘jects propounded by people ‘fram all iover the United States, as well as by ‘the Secretary of the Navy and officers on duty at the department. R TR JUSTICE WINS LIBEL SUIT. ‘answer many questions on naval sub- x Oklahbmah Awarded $100 ia $200.- {3 v~ 11 7000 Action. OKLAHOMA CITY, —Damages of $100 last night were “awarded Fletcher Riley, a justice of the Supreme Court, by a jury which ;considered. a_libel suit involving al- leged crfticism of the State ‘Supreme Court by O. O. Owens, Tulsa oil i The plaintiff asked $200,000 dam: sges. The Tulsa World was codefend- ant Owens, the complainant lleging advertisements in which he laimed he had been libeled appeared in that newspaper. - * ISLANDS ASK FREEDOM. :Legislafure Petitions Congn‘u‘ at +. Closing Session. MANILA, November 10 (#).—A.con- eurrent resolution asking Congress to grant rpomplete, immediate and abso- Jute Mhdependence to the Philippines was adopted vesterday by the Seventh Insulat Legislature at its closing More then a-hundred bills were passed by the Legislature. W L.DOUGLAS A new modified brogue in imported Brown Russia or Black Calfskin ONE OF 100 STYLES FOR FALL AND WINTER . 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Boardman of the Red Cross urged the support of the resi- dents of the community in the annual roll call, expressing the hope that the b for largest membership would ted from the State of California by the District of Columbia this year. The report of the executive commit- .| tee stressed the importance of an in- - | tensive campaign to have all property holders of the community sign up a laws, which will include the names of all members. A. B. Clark, vice president of the association, presided. b CHIEF, 118, AT POW-WOW. Indians to Honor War Veterans at Kansas Ceremony. LAWRENCE, Kans, November 10 (#).—Nee-Num-Nah-Shuk, 118-year- old Potawatomi chief, who says he was born on the site of Chicago, has arvived, with his best dancers, to add dignity to the annual pow-wow at Haskell Indian Institute here. After expressing disapproval of the development of cities in general, the the Federation- of Citizens' Assogia tions. X [o[——c1 alker and George H. 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