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coneoFds, Juicy kind. 50 hushel, hylns
carriers Good Hone road, 10 miles south
~ AeenaFdtown pike, az Floral PARK
VINEYARDS Md Phone Rranaywlne sa-FsS
CHAMPION ice cream ma
chine, ice eruSher. MeCray ice
box. tables, chairs. show cases,
cashier booth. kudd'S, 18TH and
Col. I'd.
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YOUNG MAN. white, capable
Tor route agent for laundry; per
manent position; reference re
quired. Address Box 2l4-C, Star
office.
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SEWING MACHINES~-Drophead SINGER. StSi
New Home, Sis; Standard, $lS New Ideal
St0 others at SIS. all guar New machines,
50 mo Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
s u. Sew Mch Shop Sla Pa ave. Sc Z. US
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MOVING. PACKING a. STORAGE.
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS
WEEC1I.ER'9, b20 Pa ave NV Phone
Main 1912 Main 1b30
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SITUATION--DOMESTIC.


WHITE, light housekeeping and cooking;
small home good room and wages: perma-
nent. Address Box 135-C. Star ofiice. ~
WOMAN, colored--A place as cleaning
apt; no Sunday work. Phone West
1665W. 27'
WOMAN, experienced. bundle washing to do
at home. cleaning by day; references Lin
coin $3.50.
WOMAN, neat, colored. wants days work or
part time. Adams 594.
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RJoFINCs~~l. 3 aud ply; / ply. si2S per
roll; Certaintecd'S Siate-covereG rooflng and
shingles priced low. Hechinger Co. Sth and
Q S.w.--5th Aid Fla. ave. n.e.--599l Ga. ave.
SEWING MAcHINE. Singer; perfect $40,
a2S r. l ave. NV
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AUTOMOBILE SALES
MANAGER.

Man Of good standing to or
oanize a sales force and promote
the sale of this years most sue
cessful six. Sales in Washington
last month over 800 cars. Must
have proven sales ability.
Address Box 5oS-Z, Star OF.
fee. ~
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CAN EARN s. AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards The most beautiful
line In America and we pay unusually large
liver and collect. Call In person or write
Sample book free Open evenings for your
convenience Process Engraving Co, ll87
National Press BLDG, I4th and SITS, NV.
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SiTUATION---MALE.
sITUATION--MALE AND FEMALE

WOMAN. eolored, desires place private fam
lily. stay nights no objection to husband
staying and attending furnace and lawn
write 174i T st, NV, Apt 304 are
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LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY. AUGUST d, 1923.

prepared
Meters the lett OF call letters hlocyces
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31s.5--wGY Schenertady-~ss0
5;30-Orchestra; short stories.
6:3n-~G E program.
T;2n~~A. e. P. Gypsies
a:S0-General Motors Party.
e:00-Cahin Door
9;30-MuSic; Cavaliers,
S05.9--wHAZ Troy--9so
s:o0--Musical.
R.45-Studio concert,
9:15-Dance music.
ti6,9--WTAG worcestcr---ss0
6:o0-Big Brother Club.
7:00-Rhythmic Rippies.
7:30-Studio programs.
s;S0-General Motors Party.
9:00-Cabin Door.
4s4.5-CNRo ottawa--sso
s30-Cozy Corner.
I;00-Concert orchestra.
4Si.S--CFCA Torcntc--69e
s;IS--Orsan recital.
7:00~-Mustcal program.
SOUTHERN.
ea6.a-wwNC Ashevilie--1.ofa
7o0-Dinner music
4'5.s-wsB AtIanta--ssa
6;3o-Roxy and His Gang.
R1uSuEs EAEkJ.
9:00-Musical.
INSTRUMENTATION program.
3i0.7--WJAx JacksonviiIe--ssa
7:3o-Orchestra and assistants.
s:os-Trio; family party
9.00-Recital; fiddlers.
i0:00-Studto; organ.
52a.a--wHAs LouisvilIe--9s0
s:30--General Motors Party.
9.00-Cabin door.
9.30-El Tango Romantico.
336.9-WSM Nashville--So0
L:39-Roxy and His Gang.
e:00-RiverSlde: family party.
9:0o-Dinner music; Ell Tango.
l0:00-Gondoliers Radio Seven.
1;i5--Baritone; studio program.
29G.o--WSMB New Orieans--f,ai0
a:3o--Dance music % hours.
e49.9-wCoA PensacoIa--1,e0e
e;00-Concert.
l0:00-Dance music.
e54.1-wRvA Richmond--I.iso
soo-Musical feature.
90n-History; orchestra.
1el5--Studio features.
ii:o0-Orchestra.
CENTRAL.
5a6--KYw ChicaEo--s5o
8:3o-Real Folks,
900-Twc hours OF music
.2s.s-wLw Cincinnati--7o0
6:i5-Diners
700-Orcnestra.
S00--RiveTStde program.
S:30-Real Folks
000-Fun-full hour.
i0:00-Features: dance q hours.
36I.2--WsAI Cincinnati--s30
d.15-Sec Hawkins: Juliet,
7;00-Around the piano
T:30-A. & p, Gypstes.
9:00--Cahin door.
o30-~Two pianos.
10 00-Orchestfa.
ses.s--wTAM Cieveland--15e
6 00-Orchestra.
7un-Studio program.
730--A. a. p. Gypsies.
s:30--Genefai Motors Party
9.01~-Sunshine; Four Rubies.
10 00~-Reveiers.
II :30~-Dance music,
a4O.a--wCx-W JR Detroit--6s0
6So-Roxy and His Gang; Ministries.
8.0O-RivcrSide' program,
a30--Resl folks.
Q 00--Russian eayetiss.
10 00-Personality Girls; trio.
10 30-~Trio: dance
352.7--WWJ Detroit-~s50
s:00-~Theater organ.
B30-Dinncr music.
7:3O-A a. p GypsteS.
a30--General Motors Party.
g00~~Cabin door.
9s0-El Tango Romantico.
10 .0G~-Dahcs muse
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TYPENRrTERS. fully guaranteed, from $50
IN Rent sell, buy. repair and exchange ~
best rates In the city; established 20 years,
open evenings last East Capitol st Lin
coin 81
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PIANOS RENTED, 81 and up per month
Mt. Pleasant Music shop. $50 i4th st. nv
Open evenings. Columbia l64t.
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MANUFACTURING all our shades enables us
to- give better values; OPAQUE shades sac .
Holland shades. use and Csc; small additional
charge for installing A. KIEEBIATT co.
INC lfih aud Il N Q Idncnln so
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HELP--DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK, first-elass. Apply 4so' Colorado
| COOK and general houseworker, In small
! family wanted at once. references. S419
Porter st. NV
table and do homework in home, centrally
pss ea Family Of sssn 81
a aSHH address ' soa afz star Once
MAN AND WIFE or two girls for small
family one must be thoroughly competent
ing; must have good references; comfortable
Quarters hlgh vases -, Write your expert
dress Box sac star Once, 81
MAN AND wIFE~-Man as chauffeur and
honseworker and wife as cook; good wages;
must have reference Apply 37le Livingston
MOTHERS HELPER-Must be thoronShiy
honest, clean and fond nf children TO
$50, no sundays salary, $50. Apt %. 3o39
Que ST.
years; salary, $25 per month: good home
stay nights, Call Wis, 1851 Tuesday between
and II O'Clock.
WOMAN settled, for cooking and house
work. Experienced. STAY nights. $ii week
ly4 Phone Cleveland 53l8.
SfTUATION-MALE.
ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper. 2s years old.
married. now employed. desires connection
with reliable firm Offering good future
minimum salary, s45 per week. Address BOX
l84-C. Star Office, 27+
ACCOUNTANT. efficient services available
evenings; auditing systems installed and
kept, Adams 9962-J.
CHAUFFEUR. colored, careful and reliable
position with private family or truck driver
references. Lincoln 9ia3~W.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wants position with
private family or commercial Phone Lin
coin 445R-J. 2Ts
MAN. colored. wants place as baker on pies.
cakes, bread. 6s'e st, ne.
MAN--~Eventng student. 80, seeks any kind
OF employment Address Box i65~c, Star
office, aT@
YOUNG MAN eolored experienced porter
or butler, In private family Phone Lam
coin 2633-W. a7t
g
YOUNG MAN, three years sales experience
seeks connection Address Box l64-C, Star
Once az
s---sr
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ORIENTAL RUGS, carpet and scatter sizes
Also Chinese. Call day or eve End door'
9O2n Florida ave NV
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PLANTS-Large = G. HydrsngeaS. 81 now
blooming Hunter. Ath and Wells ave. East
HyattSvtlle. HyattS. 72S-J 20'
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LIVING ROOM SET. pieces, perfect,
cane back and ends; sacrifice. $50 22S 4 J.
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FURNTTURF-Ne living room suites af all
kinds and odd chairs. custom made, at ahou.
half their former prices. New York Uphcl-
stpry Co, GIT 81 NV
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is 3 cents Der line additional to the
regular line rate.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

WHEN a cable from Paris announce
es new trend-whether it be
the length of a skirt or the placing
of a waistline-we expect to find that
the dresses which embody this change
all look alike. Here we have three
equally smart frocks-and in no way
are they counterparts of each other /;
for each designer interprets the mode
differently. At the left a slip-over
frock carries out the diagonal lines
sponsored by all the French houses
this year. Applied bands of self
material or velvet to match, with a
circular hounce, climb daringly up this
one piece frock to suggest a higher
waistline. Made of silk crepe, creme
de chine or crepe Roma it would be
smart at any afternoon bridge or in
formal dinner party.
We cannot all wear the soft oval
neckline with its fabric bow, so the
young woman who wants TO keen her
lines straight will love the smart
wearable frOck sketched in the center.
Slipped into in a jiffy-for it too is
in one piece-the pleated front skirt
is attached under the leather belt. To
carry out the diagonal lines in this
model applied bands start at the top
Of each Dleat and disappear into the |
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

right seam. Several frocks could be
made using this design for a change
Of material only will alter its purpose
in life. OF light weight wooden with
silk crepe bands to match or self
bands it has no rival from sunrise
till sunset; however, should we use
silk crepe or crepe de chine with
bands of the crepes or of velvet to
match, this frock could start out at
any hour and not have to think about
ever going home.
Grouped with the two frocks show
ing diagonal lines is a third which is
deceiving in treatment, for the ap-
piled bands of self material have been
put on in straight lines. They
achieve the modern diagonal effect by
their unequal lengths, as striking as
New York's Babylonian architecture.
The band on the left runs through a
bound slash near the shoulder and
continues around the neck into a
scarf collar. The skirt of this dress
has a group Of pleats which form the
for the tiers of trimming
bands. Silk crepe, crepe de chine,
satin crepe or light weight woods
would be suitable. The belt buckle
is the only decoration (OOpVriOht,
1921. bE BWtteTickl
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

w. ]. Paskey, John ]. Harrington
Charles H. Isaacs, F. L. Masten
William Masten, William B. Layton
A. W. Warren, ]. Ray Cannon, Hor-
ace e. Quillen, Arthur Collision
Robert Ross, Smith and Raughley,
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Poole, Mrs. Annie
j Cannon, George Cannon, Joshua
Smith, w. S. Smith, Joda Masten, B.
1. Shaw, Mrs. C. C. Sapp, L. T.
Jones, L. B. Harrington, w. E. ia
cobs, Ira Killen, Walter Hughes, ].
Morris Harrington, w. 7. Moore, D.
B. Tharp, w. w. Smith, William J.
Swain, Norman Collision, E. ]. Eli
oft, Mrs. Bertha Rash, s. K. Elliott,
Mrs. Alfred Raughley, John Sipple,
w. S. Booth, Edgar w. Dill, Samuel
Tharp, Ernest B. Raughley, Warren
o. Newton, Thomas Minner, G. S.
Harrington, J. P. Masten, Henry
Stafford, John H. Holloway, Harry
B. Johnson, I. D. Short Lumber Co.,
Robert FARRELL, Jr., S. o. Bailey, w.
B. Fleming, Harry Harrington, Her
man Johnson, Frank A. Elliott, Geo. |
Dewey Sapp, John w. Sheldrake,
Mrs. Elva Cruel, ]. Harold Schab-
niger, DIR. w. T. Chapman, c. Fred
Wilson, Frank Van Gesel, D. E. Han \
ley, Edith NJ. Bryan, Mrs. J. w.
Edith Smith, Mrs. Vertie
Cahall, Mrs. w. D. Scott, Mrs. G.. S.
J. L. Williams, e. G.
Oscar Roe, Henry Cohee,
DR.. ]. R. Kuhns, W. D. Scott, A. D.
Cobb, DR.. J. B. Derrickson, Gillis
A. w. Spurry, Clayton
Elliott, J. Calvin Smith, Joshua
Smith, T. w. Kemp, A. B. Parsons,
Cooper Gruewell, JaJcob o. Will
Jams.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Messick and
family were Thursday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mes
sick and family.
The P. T. A. of Messick's school
which met January q, was largely
attended and was enjoyed by all who
were present. The meeting was call
ed to order by Mrs. Blizzard, the tea
cher. owing to the illness of the
president, Mrs. Frances Morgan. The
program was as follows:
A drill by the children.
"Ten Familiar Pictures of the
Hobbs Family" also play given by
the children of the school called
"The Tom Thumb Wedding"
A grand talk was also given by
Mr.. Williams of Millsboro. At a late
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

A BoUYANT thing, spirited and de-
bonnaire, this dance dress with its
seductive bodice and the pift-pGt-
p0ut of its full skirt is just dedicated
to the good times around Thanksgiv-
Ing season. And-as far as that goes
it can be worn all through the
Christmas holidays and earn it's 'over-
head" in sparkle and fascination right
up into the Easter dances. The six
gored skirt is scalloped and dips in
back to ones heels, Peacock" style.
The little bodice. not to be outdone
by the skirt, repeats by shirrings the
scallops below. Add to this the Y
neck back and front and two hand
made bouquets and you will have
Robe de Style as unusual as it is
charming. Georgette, silk voile, chif-
fOn, crepe de chine or sheer metallic
fabric all lend themselves to the soft
fluttering grace of a dance frock. The
a0wers of mousseline de sole or Or
candle may have leaves of green or
netallic ribbon. Copyright, 1927, By
hu!terickI
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

school, held dish social in the
basement of the church Monday eve
ming, January 23rd.
The Sunshine Society met at the
home Of Mrs. Carroll S. Barr, Mon
day evening, January 30th.
The engagement of Miss Madeline
Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
j. Lewis, and VIM. Gamble of Will
mington, has been announced.
The Delmar Fire Company will
give minstrel in the Elcora Thea
tire, February % and "a.
The officers Of Red Cross Lodge,
Nos II, Knights of Pythias, were in
stalled Monday evening, January
Both. The ceremonies were conduct
ed by the grand officers of the Grand
Domain of Delaware.
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Delr11ar

Mrs. Fannie E. Benson, wife o
Samuel Benson, passed away at hel
home in Delmar about 1880 o'clocl
Saturday night, aged about 81 years
Funeral services were held from hel
late home at 2 p. m. Elder H. C. KeI
of the Baptist Church, officiating
Interment was made in the NJ. P.
cemetery.
Harold Kenney, the Hudson and
Essex dealer here, had the misfor-
tune to upset the car he was driv-
ing while rounding the curve at
Leonard's pond during last Satur-
days snow storm.
James Bailey, farmer residing
two miles west of town, fell on the
icy streets of Delmar and was rem
dered unconscious by striking bis
head on the concrete surface. After
receiving treatment from Doctor
Locates he was able to proceed to
his home.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Snyder of State street, which
lived only few hours, was inferred
in the M. P. cemetery Monday, Jan
uary 80.
At the annual stockholders meet
ing of the Delmar Union Store Com
pany, held Monday, January SOth, the
following board of directors was
elected: J. w. Hastings, Mrs. Della
Gordy, c. C. Tomlinson, VIM. Ellis,
5. N. Culver, ]. G. w. Perdue and
J. W. Beach.
S. N. Culver was elected president;
J. G.. W. Perdue, vice president;
William Ellis, treasurer; L. II.
1earn, secretary and manager, and
Iarion H. Hearn, assistant manager.
dividend Of per cent was de-
Jared.
Thos. Jolly, a 20-year-old colored
outh, was murdered by Earl Nc
Tlotten, also colored, at the home of
William Brown, near San Domingo,
negro settlement, seven miles west
Delmar, Sunday afternoon, Jan
ary 22nd. The coroner's verdict
as that Jolly came to his death by
blow from an axe in the hands of
-cGlotten. We understand this YER
let was modified when a later au-
'psy revealed a knife blade broken HI
I in Jolly's skull. The accused III
as lodged in the Salisbury Jail. III
Class No. 6 of the NJ. E. Sunday III
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

Samuel L. Jones has been ap-
pointed forest warden of this dis
trict.
Mrs. ]. H. Atwell Is visiting her
nephew in California.
Mrs. S. N. Culver is spending sew
eral days with her niece, Miss Arva
Marvil in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03
Messick's

Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Messick and
family were Tuesday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Messick
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Matthews and
son, also Floyd Macklin motored to
Salisbury on Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

hour refreshments of candies were
served.
After the program the minutes
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Thomas Hanson.
The vicinity was shocked very
much at the dawn of Saturday NOR
ming to find the largest snow Of the
year falling.
Mrs. William Messick who has
been very i'll with a severe attack of
sore throat, is much improved at
this writing.
Norman Messick and Harrington
Messick were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Matthews.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

One thing which puzzles us is
why they are planning to build so
many new homes this year when
nobody stays at home any more.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

The hard thing about conquering
the air is that you must do it again
every time you go up.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03
SAMUEL j. WILSON &SON
MILTON, DELAWARE
Funeral Directors and Embalmers

We have added to our funeral equip
ment new Motor Funeral Car, for
which We make 'no extra charge. We
have still retained both our Black and
White horse drawn hearses, which
therefore places us in a position to fur
nish either horse drawn or motor
hearseS.
We are the best equipped and carry
the largest stock of funeral supplies
south of Wilmington.
Call phone. Office No. %, residence
No. 20. Phone service day and night. If
calling after 10 p. M, call No. 29. All
calls promptly answered. No extra
charge for. distance, use of hearse or
wife's services.
We also carry a large and complete
assortment of Furniture, Carriages,
Runabouts, Farm Wagons, Rack Wag-
ons and Farming Implements.
Milford chronicle., 1928-02-03

Let's have honesty, if nothing
else.
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MitnAEt. N. nOXtE AND fEEprRlrk 4
THt ~. ATTORNEYS

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WALTER ~ CITY aud FREDERIC r.
Warbler. Attornrys.
IN TME sitrRrME CnI Rr ar rur ms

IN TUE 81 'rRFME COURT OF THE nlS
'rtrt ~ columbia holding an Equity Caurt
Sarah F. Carey. Intdun,le Dino plaintI;t
- iifh" ..ares,. Frank carey j sherman
taret AMI Mary i.rnue ~tocknion. tt"trttiunts
~~ fauitp No 4G;sni .-~Dr,ier OF puhtttatlnn.
The object nf this suit IL to obtain a lie.
cree Tor partition and sale at iui - vi Shrir
h"fa .hfaiiytsiun ~ sluare hinit%Ftd ta3
~ III htn,k II W al paE~ ~ al the sur
'rf"r nitgtr al the District at talliuitna of
which charles ]. Carey shc,l setsed aud ii
stis t''r t'tt' reds at s1rt salr aniu'i3 the
hatt1es untitled thetytu according to thttt
frmheNtlNt fh@ctrSt~ bh nlottun Ut thu I,i&.ih.
tH 1t n ih's tfd day of February \ u
loss ordered that the tetendluts Lille
tatey Frank Carey aud shcsman Carey.
faitsc thrtF appearance tn I've entered herein
on ar 7sAforr the Iortacth day exclusive Of
sundays aud irgat HOLIDAYS occurring after
the tihs 81 the hrst publication ot this order :
otherwise the cause will h~ proceeded With
- III cas-" nt default Provided copy Ut
this order I've published once week tor
thr~e consecutive weeks in the Washington
Law Rrp"rt"r AMI The Washington, star ic
Tore sad day. ". HlTx. Justice t~eai,
4 true copy. Test: FRANK r CUNNING,
Clerk tpttt ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11
OFFICIAL. Notices.

Z2NiNG CON MISSION Of THE DISTRICT
l0.S.--in accordance with the PROVISIONS OF
s Srcn fS' sf no So"ff:s'
area and use OF buildings in the District Of
Columina and to create Zoning Commission;
an" i1 hat %' pc "S % be hsa
the Board Room of the Dsiric, Building .s'
ginning at 1000 AM. February -, IDS.
proposed changes in the boundaries OF the
use height and area districts and ~ the Jon ION
cntial 90 { Area TO second Commercial,
go { Area Lots sl5 So2 10 and rear OF
I9'w ~" SQUARE 49,, ! beng iololoGa 2;th a sa;
On the e. east siie 9th St. between Il and s
from First Commcrclal 90 Ii Area 70 First
s "wr"ra ii3 arsa Lots s5I - S"5 s, s 10,
,"" s' aye 'T cSs"ae rom = First
er Araa go s Asa , !" fc1' s"Te
NV r,,. Chance from Rssdc9'aI 60 A sCo
car" s " aye = i,h Land and ss 0s chs"s"
m a" HFs o Area y. Nis' and nd s"
lo"3 being 1857 and $3.50 K street u ; +
nSc rsm 90 A s a 4" RI
square .SIs. being 1900 Park Road y ".
chanse from Resi1sn,ial 80, Area to F FIX
~
SQUARE 200. NV, change from Residenttai
so, c Area TO FIRST Commercial. so. Area:
corner Of Georgia Ave. and. Allison st N ".
thanss from Residrnt,a ~ 4 and H. AZ r.
stricted Area square .7so entire. bounded
on ,hee north by, Sheridan St. on the south =
and on the west by, 14th, st. NV, Change
from mnzoned, TO First Commercial, 60: Z
~ nf
Piuey Branch Road, and Georgia Ave, on
both sides OF Gsorga Ave and between tne
or those boundaries extended NV Change
rom Resli""ntial. 40 a. Re.tr,.tcd 10 r..
500, 500 ~ 80. 81 to - inclusive lots
2I.33 inclusive. 5"-6D inclusive. ia square
1874 square 1888 except lots 1923 ,nc,n'
sise, so. 81 y" sos aud 500 near Connect
Nohraska Ave Nw Change from Rcsden,ta!
Area. Parcel l4./7 facing New York Ave
and West Virginia Ave. near i4th - N T..
Change. from Residential, 40 d Area to
a s css " Seinr 4" s 81 H';s Lot cnanss
from Residential 4O "A" Restricted 10 In.
dus'ral 90 p Area Lots ~ 90 incius.ye.
a ns ss,%esn i cs sfGnp' p'' sra 90 ba
Gotta Ave. and stotts Ave. Ne Change from
Residential 90 c Area 10 First commerclsl,
80 wa Wat ssns eide rom i tr9m to and
G Area. Part Of parcel .7/l6 i@ing lots ~
70 'n m.r os ps o. osri q ys 1913 i,1 ,
Ros l:s ~ '"a 1as Of Hs"z %s 'sai'
,cnI " LAp,.E rFp,cr2RR / pnn ,Gih
sian 81 the District Of Columbia tr5.im