Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1929, Page 18

CALVERT ZONING HEARING[IUNTINIJEI]%"”" Street Districting Debate Fails to Materialize Be- fore Commission. t The threatened fight as to the zoning rom first to second commercial I’ i a show- A request for a ing of 1524 -rnmn Ifi'alt h'om resi- dentlll to first col to allow the ding of l: colored !\Inml plrlfl many years would be disturbed if the change were allowed. & request the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WED‘.\IESfiAY'. JULY 24, 1929. 522 47 OF 30 MURDERS % :25% N YEAR CLEARED UP:: Lieut. Edwards of Police De- partment Reveals Homicide Statistics. Of the 50 murders during the fiscal 3 have been nolle and 11 v been gnored by the'grand sury: 20-year urvm. a 25- yn;;enn -nd 1 hn not yet Two vnre tnund xumy of mln- u{h ere sent d to six a zlth mn r pectively, lnfl three WEI" tried and found not guilty. ‘The figures show that as to murder most of them resulted I’rom the use of & revolver, there be! |n¢ 8 murders 'ml thi ment 1929; 19, in 1928; 27, in 1927; 17, in 1.2' and 18, in 1935, The revolver was 1o hwed by the knife, which ‘was reeponaible. for four T ders, and then by miscellaneous other of Calvert street just east of the Cal- vert, Street Bridge lllled to materialize 1in| bates were one by Arthur Moses for a change in the zoning of the west side of Nigeteenth _street between M and tod imission S e he other requests that caused de- We do not claim to be the Cheapest Laundry and Dry Cleaning Establishment in the city BUT— We do claim to be the BEST. You are careful where you put your money— Why aren’t you equally careful where you put your CLOTHES? Didn’t they - cost MONEY? Don’t be penny-wise POUND foolish. Try any one 32 Stores— They are as safe as a BANK. Another requut for an increase in the height limit o p‘roperty at !W! to xm K .lt!oe! ‘where propose: height, from 90 m uo fufi ‘This change also was unopposed. feet and change the zoning from resi- dential to first commercial. The peti- tion was made by the Charles Tomp- Inc., but no statement was made n- | as to what it intended to do with the tinued to Septem property. ber of residents hld nppelrefl %o pro- test against the change. K street concerned the increase the rrested he [nnd )ur{n :‘l:h na scuon returned, flrlt, dmee 3 for murder in the second year 1929, all but three were cleared up | Implements and poisons. by arrests, of which there were 5¢, ac- cording to a statistical survey made by Lieut. L. I. H. Edwards, personnel of- ficer of the Police Department, made public today. !.veut Edwards’ nxures show that of year, with the knife leading, .n n 115. e been held for | with ted for murder in the | for ca: Beginning this month purchases made after 25th will appear on the follow- ing month's statement. Introducing a Luscious Variety of Sunshine Cookies Your Choice of Famous Flavors Neatly Boxed, Special, 1b A treat for the whole family! The most tempting array of cookies and cream-filled cookie sandwiches ever assembled in a single package. A full pound too, and every one a Sunsbme favorite, including such famous flavors as “Hydrox™ and “Afternoon Teas.” Main Alsle—Bireet Floor. Special Sale of 500 Pieces Girls’ Underwear 59¢ For less than you can make them! Mothers will find in this sale one-piece pajamas of crepe, 2 to 8 yrs.; slips and combinatoins of muslin, 410 14 yrs. All worthwhile values! Girls' Woar Shep—Feurth Floor Special Selling of SUMMER SILKS $1.39 »a. Silks for every Summer purpose— sports and dress ensembles, daytime frocks, lingerie—silks of quality! 40-In. Washable Flat Crepe 40.In. Printed Flat Crepe 32.In. Heavy Printed Shantung 32.In. Plain Rough Shantung 32.In. Stripe Crepe 32.In. Striped Broadcloth 32.In. Chinese Damask Siiks—Third Floor Special Selling of Printed Celanese Chiffon 85¢ Light and airy as a Summer breeze, this - washable celanese chiffon comes in lovely pat- terns on white and tinted grounds; 36 in. wide. ‘Wash Fabries—Third Fleer Cool Summe_r Sets With Ultra Smart Sun-Tan Backs $1.49 As brief and sports - like as the Summer Girl, with a back neckline - that matches her smart sun-tan dresses. White and flesh dim- ity; 34 to 40. ‘Underwear—Third Fleer ‘There were 16 mlmhullmm com- mmm dunng the year and 18 arrests. Assaults with dangerous weapons were committed 241 times durlnl the 152 cases, follwed by '.hc r:vclver ‘There were 20 arrests for as. sault to km -ml l‘l.ll'l the revolver led lrreln wer: mme of whlch 175 were rrying revolvers, for wryln knives and H for urryln‘ black. EIGHT BOYS MADE “ACES” Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick Pre- sents Awards at Meeting of Miniature Craft Body. Eight boys who have qualified as “aces” in the District of Columbia Model Aircraft League were awarded citations and gold nhr pins at & trick presided and made the awards. 'l'he boys wlnntn the awards are Ball, Herbert Dorsey, Donald lmee ©tho Willlams, Douglas Bruce, Everett Meeks, John Sullivan and Rob- ert Towles. An address on “High Lights of Avia- tion” was delivered at the meeting by a So-l;l. 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