The Washington herald., 1920-06-06

Zoning OF Warrington was extern
siveIy advanced yesterday when the
District .zoning Commisson : an
nounced the appointment Of advis-
ory committees of landowners In
various sections TO assist the COM
mission in Its work.
A letter sent out tc each member
cf the committees by Engineer Com
missioner Charles w. Kutx. chair
man Of the commission. read. in
part:
The Zoning Commission created
by act OF coagres, approved March
l. 1920, to regulate the height. area
and use of buildings In the District
Of Columbia. has decided to divide
the District into sixteen sections.
In each section an iodvisory COM
nittee has been eppc inted for the
purpose of rendering assistance In
the determination of the boundaries
or the various use, height and area
districts and also to assist In formu-
lating the regulations necessary for
carrying the act into effect
Duty Of Committees.
Each advisory committee Is re-
quested to appoint It's permanent
chairman ani secretary. II may I'LL
vacancies and add such additional
members as are desirable"
The committees are:
Section 1. Bounded on north by
X street north; east by Second
street east. east line Of, Washing
ton Terminal and First street east:
south by East Capitol street, west
axis of Capitol, Seventh street
west and b street south; west by
sixteenth street extended past
Monument. east line of White
House grounds. Executive avenue.
Madison place, Vermont avenue ana
Fifteenth street west. Committee:
Cuno II. Rudolph, acting chairman;
A. j. Driscoll. Thomas J. Donovan,
Eugene Il. Thompson, William T..
Galliher, Charles w. Fairfax and
Julius Garfinkle.
Section. 2. Bounded north. Eu-
cid street, Georgia avenue. Fair
! mont street and Michigan avenue;
east, First street west. Florida aN-
| enue. First street east; south. X
street north; west, Thirteenth
street, Florida avenue, Eleventh
street. Committee: b. F. Saul.
acting chairman; Edward II. Koss.
Kelly Miller. Judge Robert H. Ter
rell. John c. Let's, d. E. Wiseman
and Charles S. Shreve.
Third Section Outline.
Section >. Bounded north. Q
street west; east, Thirteenth street,
\ X street. Fifteenth street, Vermont
avenue. Madison place. Executive
avenue, east line of White House
| grounds and sixteenth street ex-
tended past Monument; south. Tidal
| Reservoir and Potomac River; west.
Potomac River and Rock Greek.
Committee: Henry B. F. Macfar-
land. acting chairman; II. Randall
Webb. Odell S. Smith. Capt. Julius
!. Peyser, George w. Evans. Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstedt and Rudolph
Jose.
Section 4. North. B street south.
Seventh street west, west axis of
Capitol; east, South Capitol street;
south, Anacostia River; west. WASH
ington Channel. Tidal Reservoir.
Committee. w. a. II. Church. acting
chairman: DR.. Mllard S. Thompson.
F. Z. Parks. r. Harrison johnson,
Miss NJ. B. Pierson. Miss -. E. Will
son and DR.. ]. Rozier Biggs.
| Section s. North, East Capitol
street: east, Anacostia River: south.
Anacostia River: west, South Capt.
tol street. Committee, Clarence F.
Donohoe, acting chairman: A. G..
Hermann, George II. Judd. John B.
Earnshaw. Fred S. Phillips. the Rev.
w. H. Dean and d. A. Edwards.
| Section 6. North, Calvert street,
Euclid street; east. Eleventh, street.
Florida avenue, Thirteenth street:
south. Q street: west, Rock Creek.
COMMITTEE, Appleton J. Clark. jr.,
acting chairman; Bates Warren,
Charles F. Nesbit. Mrs. John B,