The Washington times., 1936-12-04
NIGHT PARKING
PROHIBITED ON
3 STREETS

The So District thoroughfares
on which night parking will be
prohibited after December 20 have
been announced by District Off,
cials. The streets are the same
ones that were included in the spe-
cial ordinance to facilitate snow
removal last year.
mo Parking" signs-but with.
out the word "emergency"-will be
posted along the streets affected
within the next two weeks. The
word emergency" is being deleted
because q court ruling last year
freed q motorist who had con-
tested his arrest for violation Of
the ordinance-the court ruling
that no emergency existed at the
time Of the arrest.
Parking of cars will be banned
between 2 a. m. and a. m. on
the following arteries:
Fifth Street from New York Avenue
to D Street, sixth Street from z Street
to Pennsylvania Avenue, Seventh Street
nue., Tenth Street from Rhode Island
Avenue to Constitution Avenue, Eleventh
Street from Monroe Street to Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, Eleventh Street from
Massachusetts, Avenue Northeast to Ana
costa Bridge Southeast, Twelfth Street
from Rhode Island Avenue to Water
street Southwest. Thirteenth Street from
Spring Road to Pennsylvania Avenue,
Fourteenth street from Spring Road to
Water Street Southwest, Fifteenth street
from North Pennsylvania Avenue to
South Pennsylvania Avenue. Sixteenth
Street from Spring Road to H street,
New York Avenue.
Arteries Listed
Eighteenth Street from Columbia Road
from Connecticut to Pennsylvania Ave
nue. ana from z Street to Constitution
Avenue, Twentieth Street from Connecti-
cut to New Hampshire Avenue. Twenty
first street from Florida to Constitution
Avenue, Twenty-second Street from
Massachusetts, to Virginia Avenue, Twen-
ty-tourth and Calvert Streets from Con-
9sctGGt %StntT.:Svs Avsnus St. to Col. coum5is Road,
to P street, Connecticut Avenue from
District line to K Street, Dumbarton
Avenue from Twenty-eighth Street to
Wisconsin Avenue. 2 Street from Vir-
Ginia to New York Avenue.
E Street from Fourteenth to Fifth Street,
I Street from Eighteenth to Fifth Street,
r Street from Fifth to Fifteenth Street,
Florida Avenue from Massachusetts to
from Ninth Street Northwest to Eighth
Street Northeast, g Street from Massa-
chusetts Avenue to Fifteenth Street.
Georgia Avenue and Seventh Street from
Avenue Southwest, H Street from Thir-
teenth to Seventeenth Street Northwest
H Street from Massachusetts, Avenue to
Fifteenth Street Northeast. Harvard
fN iyfA !,
Street Northwest, K Street from WASH
ington Circle to Mount Vernon Square,
NJ Street from Twenty-eighth to Thirty
sixth Street, Massachusetts, from Wiscon-
sin Avenue to Eleventh Street North
east, Monroe Street from Michigan Ave-
nue. to Rhode Island Avenue Northeast
New Hampshire Avenue from Twenty
first Street to Dupont Circle, New Jer-
chusetts Avenue.
Northwest Included
New York Avenue from Fifteenth
Northeast, Nichols Avenue and Ana
costa Bridge from Eleventh Street
Southeast to Sheridan Road, North Cap
itol Street from Rhode Island to Massa-
sixth Street to New Jersey Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue from Twenty-ninth
Street to Peace Monument, Rhode Is
land Avenue from Connecticut Avenue
from District line to NJ Street. street
from Ninth to Eighteenth Street, Yer
mont Avenue from Thomas Circle to
Logan Circle Q Street from Wisconsin
Avenue to Twenty Street, First
Street Southwest from Maryland to In
dependence Avenue. independence Ave-
nue. Southwest and B Street Southeast
from First Street Southwest to Second
Street Southeast. Sixteenth Street from
Spring Road to Colorado Avenue, Co.
lumbia Road from Sixteenth Street to
Connecticut Avenue.