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APARTAfENTs-UNFURNTSHED
tContiuued.1

New, modern, up to date
apartment house; 8 large out
side rooms and bath; closets III
every room; builtin tubs and
fixtures. Convenient to two car
lines. Rent, $50 and SIS. 5524
9th St. NV. corner 9Th and
Longfellcw. Apply janitor or
agent. Representative will be
on premises all day Sunday.
New apartment house 3
rooms ard 4 rooms and bath
all modern improvements; con-
venient neighborhood to busses
and car line. Rent, SIS and sos
1854 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Apply ja'Gtor or agent.
1900 Howard St. NV. 5 large
rooms ard bath, newly deco
rated; near bus and car lines.
SOS. Apply janitor or agent.
VIM. p. PRICE,
o27 18th St. NV,
Prone Main 342.
THE ANNIE RsT. 1864 COLUMBIA RID.
n.w---Apartr ent Of 8 rooms, kitchen bath
aud . rooms. kitchen and bath. 500 Apts.
~ and 33 vacant,
THE LANSING APARTMENT. 116 North
csTohna lima, ave seAP5t "a. 5a sssu o. anTtme ToGne Dat"
TIE JEANNETTE, 1914 l4th st, NY
EOSssis EoS FsSfs'a0t TsSts y toWn; Ra; $3.50 "''
THE GLASGOW COURT. $40 R. ! aye.
ne.--Sew corNer building. conveniently 10;
TrheG6bv Tr,eGb aPSrGtfns7 PbsG ~ 3d. T0oms Ss Reception
hall and bati $3.50: and 4 rooms. recep-
tion hall; s. so. Apply to resldent man
se1Lsrge Al qrtment containing 4 rooms,
reception hall bath. s5T5O.
THE Goy&X. 2Il2 P2, ave, n,;w.M14t w.1a4t
rooms reception hall and bath: heat. hot
water and iar5tor service; S35.
1888 14th ~. NV rooms ldtchenette
and bath; ianeor service reasonable.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K ST. MAIN $500.
49, 38th ST. NV.
= bright yotms. including servants room3
also flassed-r sleeping porch, garage ano
TarIssa &uptr apartment: heat furnished:
price. slice month Open Tor inspectlon
west cathedga School for Girls Call Cleve-
land 3A4
HERffAN T. GASCH,
1929 New YORK Ave Main 316Q.
REL&JCED RENTS.
-ONARD,
18th srd Eve SITS. NV.
Modern 11,,tcay fireproof building con.
veniently locS I'd downtown. Two elevators
and 24-hour 4lephone service, Redecorateo
throughout.
One room and bath.
One room, kitchenette & bath.
Two rooms, kitchenctte & bath.
Rentals. $4,000 to $500.
Apply Resident Manager or
II. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 6S88.
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TIE LANSING APARTMENT. 116 North
Carolina ave se-Apt ; 8 rooms. bath
and porch Sl5- Can be seen anytime.
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1862 MINTW0OD, PL, NV.
The Brissrnc5iG.
rooms reception hail. kitchen and bath.
ao1a o ST. NV.
The Leland
Apt. 22--2 rooms and bath.
$37. so.
Apt. 41--4 rooms and bath
10000.
Apt. 43--3 rooms and bath.
5000
1882 BELMONT ST. NV.
The Hoffman"
Ant, 24--4 rooms and bath
So. So
1864 EUCLID ST. NV.
Ant, Sd rooms and bath.
S65.OO.
22!s WISCONSIN AVE. NY
$45.0O
Apt. 26--5 rooms and bath
$62.50
5000 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Ant. 4--3 rooms and bath,
$500.
Apt BIS rooms and bath.
$O2. so.
Apt, SIS rooms and bath.
$500
926 GRANT PL. NV.
The Como"
Just north OF 9th and G SITS
Apt. Id rooms and bath.
$1,000.
Apt. 2--3 rooms and bath.
$4,000.
14IS t4th ST. NV.
Apt. Is rooms and bath.
$500.
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
18th e Pa. Ave. w Main 49lh.
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FOR EXCHANGE.


WILL TRADE EQUITY IN BRICK SEMI
detached house in Chevy Chase for small
hnrne or building lots. Write Mr.. WIRSI$G
20I Investment Bldg.
EQUITY ABOVE FIRST TRUST IN GOOD
paying apartment house for unimnroyed
Tonnd or 2nd trust notes FRED D.
GlE3LER. 1893 g 81. NV. 2Sa
HAVE LATE MODEL PASSENGER LIN
colu sedan, in excellent condition. to ex.
chanEe for smaller car. trust note or clear
lot. Call Col sSl.
8 ROOMS: SEMI.DETACHED HOUSE. TWO
years old. near Amer. University trade for
lot in NV. section. $4,000. Cleve 38II
WILL. EXCHANGE APARTMENT IN UP
| town location. on quiet street and we'll rent
ed. for farm clear of encumJranCe Act at
once.
:, THE CAPITAL REALTY co. INC
Main D245. Insurance Building.
APARTMENT. WE'LL RENTED. IN DOWN
sown location side lot we'll financed rent
only 3l3 per room; will trade equity for
one-trust houses or clear farm. Inquire be-
THE CAPITAL REALTY CO.. INC.
Main 0246. Insurance Building.
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THE AMHFR RsT 1864 COLUMBIA RID
nw.--Apartr ant Of 8 rooms kitchen. bath
aud . rooms. kitchen and bath. SOB. Apts.
~ and q VnNant.
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ACREAGE ON POTOMA

Several beautiful wooded water front ints
on the Potomac. high elevation sandy beach
II, mile long. Boating canoeing and fine
fishing
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POSITION Of SOUTH
HELD CONSISTENT
Glass Defends Dry Law En-.
forcement and Opposition
to Negro Suffrage.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The position of the South on negro
suffrage as contrasted with its atti-
tude toward prohibition is again in
dispute on Capitol Hill.
Senator Glass, Democrat, Virginia,
sees no inconsistency in Southerners'
attitude toward the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments. giving negroes
citizenship and the right of voting,
and in their position toward enforce
ment of the eighteenth amendment.
Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho,
would have all enforced alike. Their
views were expressed in letters made
public last night.
Analogy Classed as stupid"
Replying to an editorial in the New
York World, the Virginian declared
It was stupid" to draw an analogy
between the Souths views on the two
subjects. The fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments, he said, were born lin
the passions of the war and consti-
tuted an attempt to destroy white civ.
ilization in nearly one-third of the
country and to erect on its ruins an
Ethiopian state ignorant, profiigate,
corrupt" He termed its adoption an
''unspeaka BILE crime" and expressed
doubt as to whether it had ever been
constitutionally ratified.
On the other hand, he asserted, the
prohibition amendment had been duly
ratified by as of the 4S States and
legal machinery for its enforcement
provided.
Senator Glass disclaimed any inten.
tion of criticiZing those who seek re-
peal of the eighteenth amendment,
condemning only those who, he said,
mock the law and applaud its viola
ton.
His letter was written to William
II. Stayton. president of the AsSocia-
tion Against the Prohibition Amend
ment, who called his attention to the
World editorial. which charged Sena-
tor Glass awith inconsistency ia OPP
posing the sending of Federal agents
to Kentucky to supervise elections
there and approving their assignment
to enforcement of the prohibition law.
The Virginian declared there was
no parallel between the two cases,
since one was provided for by law and
the other was not.
Borah States His Position.
Writing to Senator Edge. Republi-
can, New Jersey. Senator Borah de-
clared he would lend his support to
any effort to have the Republican ma
tional convention pledge itself to en-
forcement not only of the prohibition
law, as he had previously recommends
ed, but of the negro suffrage amend
ments as well.
He declined to express view as to
whether any violation of the amend
ments existed, but asserted that If
such a violation was believed or
charged they should be included in
any stand the party might take on
the subject.
1T would be a magnificent thing"
he said, IF this discussion of the
eighteenth amendment leads to more
settled determination to uphold and
maintain the Constitution as a whole
GLASS DEFENDS STAND.
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MILK EXPERT NEEDED.
Federal Position at Beltsville
Open, Civil Service Announces.

Z. The Civil Service Commission an
ynounced today an open competitive
examination for milk technologist TO
4 fill vacancies in the Bureau of Animal
Industry, Department of Agriculture
for duty at Beltsville, Md, and in po-
.tions requiring similar qualifications
The entrance salary is So, 800 a year
Yull information and application
...s. anks may be obtained from the
commission, 1924 F street. I..
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BIBLE TRAINING
/. SCHOOL PLANNED
Columbia Institution Has Of
% fees in Mills Build
-
~ ing Here.

The Columbia Bible Training School,
Inc, has been organized here, with
offices at 317 Mills Building. and Will
be opened September 26 for nightly
meetings in room SIG, Mills Building.
Leading clergyfnen, members OF
Congress and citizens are Interested
in the school which will be interde-
nominational. 1t is proposed to nave
n training school, offering a theologl-
cal. missionary and religious educa-
ton course. Its aim is to train men
and women as pastors. pastors as
sistants, missionaries at home and
abroad. Bible teachers, evangelists,
personal workers, and afford parents
and others an opportunity OF gaming
q thorough knowledge of the Bible and
allied subjects. Any one more than
is years of age will be eligible to
attend.
The board of trustees are Rev. DIR.
Robert l.. FultZ, pastor of Mount
Pleasant NJ. f. Church South, presi-
dent; Mrs. John y. Culbertson, presi-
dent of the Woman's Interdenomina-
tional Missionary. Federation, vice
president; Fred =. Myers, treasurer:
Elsie Wade Stone, secretary; Rev. DIR.
John f. Briggs, pastor Of Fifth Bap-
fist Church; Benjamin j. Brooks: Rev.
DIR. George NJ. Cummings, pastor
of Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church; Rev. DIR. George Fisk bud.
ley, pastor of St. Stephens Episcopal
Church; Evelyn 3. Hodge. Representa-
tive John NJ. Nelson of Wisconsin,
Representative Morgan G. Sanders OF
Texas, Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan,
president City Club and president of
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association; Rev. DR.. Walter F.
Smith, pastor of Park View Christian
Church. and Rev. DR.. Ray Palmer.
evangelist.
The executive committee is as fol-
lows: Elsie Wade Stone, chairman;
Fred P. Myers, secretary; Rev. John
E. Briggs, Mrs. John Newton Culbert-
son and Rev. George NJ. Cummings.
The faculty is composed of Elsie
Wade Stone, principals; Fred p. Myers,
Rev. DIR. Geoge NJ. Cummings, Rev.
DIR. Samuel Judson Porter, Rev. DIR.
James D. Buhrer, Rev. DR.. Ray Pal
mer and Mrs. Hattie Schontz Petrie.
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BISHOP !. F. D|CKEY
T0PREACH HERE
Head of Kentucky Conference
to Speak at Mount Vernon
M. E. Church.

Bishop James E. Dickey of Louis
vile, KY, will preach at both serv-
ices at Mount Vernon Methodist
Episcopal Church South tomorrow.
He Is in charge of the Kentucky, West
Virginia and Illinois annual confer
ences. While in the city he will be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Roper, Woodland drive. Rev. Mr..
Lambeth and family will be absent
during the entire month Of August,
which they will spend at Thomasville,
n. c., with DIR. Lambeth's parents.
Rev. Mr.. Mckees subject in the
Junior church tomorrow will be Zone
Thing at Time He will conduct
the prayer meeting service Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
During the remaining Sundays Of
August the following preachers will
occupy the pulpit: August IA, morning
and evening, Bishop Collins Denny of
Richmond, Va: August 81, morning
and evening, Bishop Frank NJ. Bristol
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church;
August %, IL am, Rev. DIR. f. ".
REGISTER. presiding elder; pm, Rev.
w. A. Mckee.
The morning services on August IA
and 81 will be broadcast by station
WRC.
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DR.. JONES OF ATLANTA
TO PREACH IN CAPITAL
Will Conduct Services at National
Baptist Memorial to Re-
ligious Liberty.

Rev. DR.. Carter Helm Jones of the
Second Baptist Church, Atlanta, will
preach at both of the services to-
morrow at the Church of the National
Baptist Memorial to Religious Liberty.
He will likewise conduct the COM
munion service which follows the
morning worship.
The prayer and fellowship service
Thursday evening will be conducted
by Deacon Frank Coburn, and Deacon
ess Mrs. Ward, representing district
No. 40.
At the business meeting of the
Pinkham Bible Class for Men last
Tuesday evening, DR.. E. H. Porter
was elected vice president and chair
man of the religious work committee.
A committee consisting Of Messrs.
Lukens, Gilbert and Grening was ap-
pointed to work up enthusiasm in the
class for a large attendance at the
conference next year at Westminster,
Md.
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COMMUNION SERVICE.
Epworth M. E. Church Pastors An.
nouncement for Tomorrow.

Rev. DIR. John Paul Tyler, pastor.
will hold communion service at the IL
o'clock service tomorrow in Epworth
NJ. E. Church South, Thirteenth street
and North Carolina avenue northeast.
A linen communion set, gift to the
church by DIR. and Mrs. Herbert p.
Ramsey, will be used for the first
time. DR.. and Mrs. Ramsey brought
the set with them on their recent re-
turn from Soochow, China, where DIR.
Ramsey had been connected with the
Methodist Hospital of the Southern
Methodist mission field.
At the joint service Of the Epworth
League and the church, to be held at
1880 pm, DR.. Ramsey will speak on
women Of China" This is one of
three subjects to be presented by him
on Chinese Life"
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It was in the choir Of ST. Patrick's
Cathedral, Dublin, that William III
returned thanks for victory, wearing
the crown which James II abandoned
in his flight. 1t is the largest church
in Ireland, and was built between 1920
and 1860 in honor Of that countrys
patron saint.
Patrick was born about 372 near
Dunbarton and died about 461. After
his escape from Irish raiders, who
made him serve as q slave, he went
to Gaul. Many years later he re.
turned to Ireland as a missionary,
where he founded number Of
churches.
A twelfth century writer, Monk
Jocelyn, tells that Patrick performed
many miracles in Dublin, in one in
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Mr.. Thomas to Speak.

1.-THE Woman Who Brought a Great
Revival" will be the subject of an ad-
dress to the mems Bible class Of
Mount Vernon Place Church by S. l..
Thomas tomorrow morning, $3.50
O'Clock. Mr.. Thomas was for many
years secretary OF the Railroad Y. NJ.
q A.. Richmond, Va. He is now exec.
utiye secretary of this Bible class, Civ.
ing his entire time to the work. The
regular teacher Of the class, Rossel
Edward Mitchell, will be out Of the
city for several days.
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Novena Is Planned.

A novena in honor of Our Lady of
Prompt Help will be given at the
Ursuline Convent, $40 Fourth street,
beginning tomorrow and ending on the
feast of the assumption, August 10.
Prayers Of the novena, followed by
benediction. will be given each evening
at 1870 o'clock by Rev. John d. Bar
rett of the Catholic University. Clients
of Our Lady of Prompt Help are in
vited.
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DR.. KIRTLEY TO PREACH.
Program Of Services at Calvary
Baptist Church.

Rev. DR.. ]. s. Kirtley, supply pas
tor Of the Ashland Avenue Baptist
Church Of Toledo, Ohio. will occupy
the pulpit at Calvary Baptist Church
tomorrow. At the II o'clock service
he will have for his subject Victory
Through Surrender" and in the eve.
ming at o'clock Faith and Health"
The ordinance Of the Lords supper
will be observed at the close of the
morning service. During the installa-
ton Of the new organ the church
services will be held in the adult room
of the Sunday school house.
Miss Gene Doyle will lead the meet.
ing Of the Christian Endeavor Society
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The
topic for discussion will be what
Does the Bible Reveal About God?"
Sunday school convenes at $50 am.
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BETHESDA SERVICES.
Rev. Clarence Parker Will Preach
Tomorrow.

Rev. Clarence Parker. rector of st.
Johns Church, Bethesda, has returned
after a months vacation and will oc-
Guy the pulpit tomorrow. The Wom-
ans Guild and the Young Peoples
League of the church, in formal reso-
lutions to the rector, welcomed him
and pledged their support in further
ing Mr.. Parker's plans of church &C.
tivity.
The Young Peoples service will be
held tomorrow at 1915 am; holy COM
munion and sermon at IL am, and
Young Peoples Service League meets
at pm. All services are held in the
church, at Wisconsin avenue and
Bradley lane.
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stance raising the son and daughter
of the King from the dead.
The cathedral honoring him was
erected in marshy land, and through
the foundations flow several springs
which have been injurious to the
building. There have been many res
torations, but the cathedral still pre-.
sents the main features Of its original
design. The tower by Minot is un-
rivaled in Ireland, and in the north
west corner of the nave is the old
wooden pulpit used in the time of
Swift, from which he preached.
Until the reformation, the mayor Of
Dublin, as an act Of penance, each
Corpus Christi day walked barefoot
from his residence to the cathedral.
Copyright 1927
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Arthur Buck to Lecture.

Arthur P. Buck will lecture in the
Unity Auditorium, 1926 1 street, to-
morrow at 8 pm. on Unto What Is
the Kingdom of God Like" The
Unity Sunday school and Bible class
meets at 9:45 am. AT SIS pm. is
class in spiritual Development" and
at 6:45 pm. is the Good Words Club.
The speaker will be Mrs. McCauley,
on the subject "a New Command
ment."
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PASTOR ON VACATION.
Pulpit Assignments Announced for
Highland Church.

Rev. Newton NJ. Simmonds, pastor
of the Highlands Baptist Church. is
spending the month Of August In New
Hampshire.
During his absence the preaching
services will be conducted August
and IA by Rev. Dewey Moore of Louis
willie, KY, and August Fl and 20 by
Rev. DR.. J. J. Muir, chaplain OF the
United States Senate.
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Rev. B. H, Whiting to Preach.

Rev. B. II. Whiting, pastor Of the
Friendship Baptist Church, First and
H streets southwest, will preach
from the following subjects tomorrow:
II am, Living Water" and PM,
THE Compassionate Savior"
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CHAPLAIN TO PREACH.
Rev, c. v. Van Der Linden Will
Oficiate at Anacostia.

Rev. c. ". Van Der Linden, hospital
chaplain under the auspices Of the
Washington Federation Of Churches,
will preach at the Anacostia NJ. +.
Church tomorrow in the absence OF
the pastor, Rev. c. Howard Lambdin.
His subject for the morning service
will be "Fruitfulness, Test Of Dis
cipleship," and in the evening, 1.-THE
Sinless Life"
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VISITOR TO PREACH.
DR.. Tiffany Of Brooklyn to Speak
at METROPOLITAN Baptist.

DR.. Henry w. Tiffany, Baptist
Church of the Redeemer, Brooklyn,
N. Y, will preach at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Sixth and A streets
northeast. at both services August Z
and IA.
DR.. Tiffany has supplied at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church during
the entire month Of August for many
years past, but this year he will be
here only two Sundays. He was
originally from Virginia. is graduate
or the Louisville Seminary, and he
and his family are at the present time
spending their vacation at Harpers
Ferry, w. Va.
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SCOTCH MINISTER HERE.

Rev. DR.. Archibald Chisholm OF
I.angside Hill United Free Church of
Glasgow, Scotland, will occupy the pull
nit of New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at IL am.
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COMMUNION SERVICES,
Two Celebrations Announced at st,
Margaret's Church.

There will be two celebrations of
holy communion tomorrow at st. Mar.
garet's Church, Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place-at 1870 am. and
II am.
At the II o'clock service Rev. Rob.
ert Shores will preach, his subject be-.
ing Hungry Hearts and Slim Souls"
Thursday holy communion will be
celebrated at IL am.
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Georgia Minister to Preach.

Rev. DR.. II. C. Whitener, pastor
of the First Baptist Church of Blu.
ford. Ga, will preach at the West
Washington Baptist Church tomor.
row evening at s o'clock.
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DELINQUENT Church Members.

what About the 100000 Delinquent
Church Members" Is the subject to
be discussed by Rev. William T.. La
Rue at the Takoma Park Baptist
church tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06
PATRoNAL FEAST SERVICE
Church of TRANSPORTATION to OBJ
serve Holy Day.

The feast of the TRANSPORTATION, the
patronal feast of the church, will be
observed tomorrow at the Church or
the TRANSPORTATION, Gallatin street,
with holy communion service at 1857
and II am.
At the IL o'clock service Rev. j. j.
Oueally, rector, will preach on the
dangers Of Wavering."
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SCHOOL MAY CONTINUE.
Arrangements Being Made for
More Summer Work.

Arrangements are being made to
continue the Summer Bible school at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
The children of that school will give
a demonstration at Temple Heights.
Sunday, August IA at pm.
The school at the Mount Carmel
Baptist Church, which has been con-
Quoted by Miss Harriss, has closed Tor
the season. There was an enrolment
of more than 200.
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WILL FILL TWO DATES.
Rev. Richard Bagby to Preach at
Local Christian Church.

Rev. Richard Bagby of Washing
ton, n. c., a brother of the late Rev.
DR.. f. E. Bagby. for 16 years pas
tor of the Ninth Street Christian
Church and chaplain of the House of
Representatives, will preach tomor-
row and August IA at the church.
Rev. DIR. Benjamin H. Melton, pas
tor of the church, left this week for
his vaction at Lake Chatauqua, N.
Y, where he and Mrs. Melton will
spend the month of August attend
ing the School of Religious Educa-
ton. He will return September II.
Highest temperature ever recorded
was 1877 degrees, taken in Death Val
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BOARD TO CONSIDER
new coming AREA
District to Be Known as "A De-
tached" Proposed to
Commission.

A proposal for dividing the present
A restricted zone and creating a new
zone, to be known as "a detached"
area, will be considered by the Zoning
Commission at its public hearing in
October, 1t was announced today by
Maj. w. E. r. Covell, senior assistant
Engineer Commissioner and executive
officer of the commission.
In the new "a detached" zone, only
detached single family residences.
with two side yards, would be per-
mitted. No change in the present re-
strictions in A restricted area is con-
templated. Detached, semi-detached
and community houses are permitted
in this zone. If the proposed new
area is now created, however. COM
munity and semi-detached houses
will be permitted in A restricted areas
on building permits issued after De-
cember 81.
The commission, at a special execu-
tive meeting yesterday afternoon,
changed Conduit road between Ga
lena place and Macomb street from
to residential area, except
the single lots on the northeast, south
east and southwest corners Of Conduit
road and Cathedral avenue. A lot on
Connecticut avenue near Sedgwick
street, on which 1t is planned to erect
an apartment house, also was lezoned
from A restricted to A area.