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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19

The government of Venezula's de- cree that many business firms in Maracaibo will be compensated for losses suffered during the disturb ances following the death of General Gomez has restored business con- fidence there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
FEWER RIDING 2 RODS" NOW

Lorain, O.-(UP) Railroad detec-
 tives report there are fewer persons riding freight trains through Lorain than at any time since 1880. Au-
 thorities say pickLup in employment is the chief reason for the decrease.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
PAGANISM' Is
WORLD THEME
AT BARRATT'S
CONTINUED from First Psgel

DIR. Kohlstedt urged that Bar.
rats Chapel be made "a real house
Of worship and real place of evan
gelism." The sermon was keyed to
the passage from Proverbs, Right
eousness exalteth nation, but sin
is a reproach to any people"
The Rev. Benjamin Warren Of New
York, a former member Of the con-
ference, was ON the platform. The
Rev. Robert E. Green Of Magnolia,
pastor of the church. gave the call
to worship.
The prayer was made by the Rev
Hugh B. Kelso, Frederick. The Rev.
E. W. Henvis gave the Scripture
reading and the Rev. J.. e. Parker
made the benediction.
Program OF Music
Miss Margaret B. Hart was organ
ist. Miss Jean Todd sang. Other
music was by the FELTON, High School
band under the direction of r. w.
McFadden.
II had been planned to broadcast
the services over a speaker system
through the grove around the church
but the rainy weather precluded
this and most of the visitors were
able to crowd into the church.
Many brought flowers to decorate
graves in the adjoining churchyard.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
Plan Preservation Off,
Prince Georges Chapel

work was drawn by the Very Rev.
Hiram r. Bennett, dean of the Ca
thedral Church of st. John, Whining
ton, dealing with the harvest theme
in the sermon.
Just as the harvest is mans COM
pensation for work, Dean Bennett
said, so God will provide eternal
compensation for living according to
His precepts. And like the soil. the
mercy of God is inexhaustible.
Dean Fond OF Country Life
Dean Bennett referred to his re-
cent trip abroad. He expressed fond
ness for country life, declaring that
persons who live In the country
come into intimate daily contact
with the handiwork of God.
Mr.. White was In charge of the
service. The Rev. Nelson W. Right
myer conducted the opening part of
the service. The Rev. E. H. Ehart
of Milton, read the Psalms. and the
Rev. r. Y. Barber, of Laurel, the
prayer.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
[Co#tiaHsd from Fira Psssl

company said live poultry. cther
than baby chicks, with an original Or
duplicate bill OF sale for same. The
said bill OF sale shall be subject to
inspection by the State highway po-
lice at any time or place. This sec
tion shall not be construed as ap-
plying to common carriers.
Section 3. ANY person who shall
be convicted Of violating any OF the
provisions of this Act by any justice
of the peace of the State Of Delaware
shall be fined not In excess of One
Hundred Dollars ($100.00) or impris-
oned for not more than thirty days"
For the past several years the
stealing Of chickens, ducks. turkeys.
etc, has caused the farmers OF this
State a severe loss and this law.
while protecting the honest and fe-
climate purchaser and transporter
of live poultry. will enable law en-
forcement officers TO make definite
check in event the theft Of live poui-
try Is reported from any section OF
the State.
All persons to whom this law ap-
plies are requested to register with
the Bureau of Markets, Dover, In or
der that licenses may be Issued
them. Applications should be accom-
panied by the license fee OF s10O, or.
IL by check, the check should be
made payable to the Bureau of Mar
kets, and the application should con-
tain the following information: ID
Name and address OF the nwner of
the business, If a private individual.
II a firm or corporation. the name OF
the manager and the names OF the
owners of the business. (2 The
principal place Of business and the
location of any branches. If the own
er or corporation has more than one
place of business.
Transporter: All live poultry
transported In this State, except
when transported by the producer
or by common carriers. shall be ac-
companied by bill of sale. II more
than one lot of poultry is being
transported, each, lot shall be COW
cred by separate bill OF sale.
Purchaser: Every one engaged In
the business of buying andfor SELL
ing live poultry shall at the time OF
purchase make out bill Of sale for
such purchase and 1t shall remain
a permanent record open to inspec-
ton by law enforcement officers.
The forms for such bill Of sale are
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. Sallie Stout attended the re-
union OF the Davidson family held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Davidson.
Miss Hazel Wright was a guest on
Friday and Saturday of Mrs; Ilca
Price and her daughter Miss Doris
Price of Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. johnson were
guests of Mrs. Carrie Freeman of
Middletown on Thursday evening,
and Mrs. Johnson attended the 50th
anniversary OF the Middletown Fire
Company. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hodgson and
son, Edward, Jr., were guests on
Sunday of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. L. Hodgson.
H. P. Anderson was a weekend
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
III. B. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Green of VIII
mington were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C. Ingram on Sunday.
Miss Edna Roach of Philadelphia
was a guest on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Reed.
The Rally Day and promotion day
exercises of the Church School will
be held next Sunday, Oct. 10th, with
the primary. junior and intermediate
departments putting on the program
in the church auditorium. beginning
at 10 a. M. Those in the primary
room receiving perfect attendance
sawaSds were Collins Davis, Rose Ann
IReeA James Case, Doris Roe, Evelyn
@Spaxd. -1une Spayd, Donald Case,
Nedfy Rec, Billie Courtney and Bob
bie.Green.
Mfr. and Mrs. Leonard Maloney en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davidson and daughter Irene
of Frederick. and Miss Margaret
Catalda of Camden.
MES. Sallie Stout has returned from
a visit with her son and daughtsrsin-
law; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stout.
Aaarge number of people from
here attended the Barratt's Chapel
anniversary on Sunday.
hff. and Mrs. Howard Williams
have purchased the home of Mrs.
laura Wyatt. Mrs. Wyatt expects to
.vacafe' the last of this month.
Magnolia NJ. E. Church
s5Robert E. Green, minister.
s Church School at 9.45 a. m. Spe-
1ial rally day program will be pre-
ssnted by all departments Of the
school during the Church School hour
Ia the sanctuary of the church.
Morning worship at IL a. m. Mu-
sic by the junior and senior choirs-
Solo, "The Holy City" will be sung
Sermon, ,'Phe Trumpet Call of
Christ"
fhe Sunday evening congregation
Is invited to worship in the Bowers
Beach Church this Sunday evening
where a special rally day program
will be presented.
Barratt's Chapel
Sunday. 2 .. m,
The Church. Aid will meet at the
home of, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart.
Thursday EVENING",
Bowers Beach
Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Rally Day and harvest home SER
vice will be presented by members
If the school Sunday evening at 7-3o.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
REDEEM

Mr.. and Mrs. William Walton, Jr.,
called on their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walton, Sr, and Mr.. and
lily on Tuesday evening. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordy Jones called on
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Morgan and
family ON Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Donovan,
Mrs. william Walton, Jr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clendaniel and family
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Wflhert j..
Mitchell and daughter. Doris. on Sun.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Penuel and
daughter Betty called on Mr. and Mrs.
William Walton. sr.. on Tuesday sys-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Donovan
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis on We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walton. Jr.
were Sunday dinner guests of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wal
ton, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smith spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Connor. Jr., OF Boothwyn. Pa
The members Of McColley's Ladie1'
Aid wish to thank the ladies for do
ing no good in selling the flavor ex-
tract, especially Mrs. Oliver lester
who sold So bottles, and Mrs. Robert
yeasey 32 bottles. Mrs. Jester and
Mrs. veasey each received cooker
for selling the most favor extract.
Sunday School next Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, Harvey Pennel.
superintendent.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
GREENWOOD
Greenwood NJ. p. Church
Melvin kay, Minister

Sunday school at 10 a. m. W. ID
Lynch, superintendent. Worship al
IL a. m. Sermon by the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Edgell had as
their guest on Sunday, their son
Neil Edgell of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ]. Stayton enter
tanned for dinner on Thursday eve
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar English
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Culver
spent the weekend In Dover.
Edgar Belts, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Belts and daughters, Lurletta and
Alberta, Mrs. John Davis of Milford,
MFR. and Mrs. Howard Spicer of Re-
hoboth visited, Mrs. Mabel Boyer on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson OF
Wilmington spent the weekend with
Mrs. Johnson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Johnson,
MFR. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson, Mrs.
Lottie Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Porter attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Mary Florence Johnson Of Whining
ton on Sunday. Mrs. Johnson will be
remembered as the daughter of the
late DR.. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Tatman and
daughter Lillian, and MIR. and Mrs.
I.inwood Penuel and son Don spent
Sunday in Love Point.
Miss Grace Smith of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson en-
tertained over the weekend. Henry
Johnson of Wilmington.
Mrs. Flora Davis Peabody, and
daughter, Mrs. Philip Townsend and
Miss Irene Peabody, of Lebanon, N.
H., are visiting their cousin. Mrs. J.
II. Edgell.
Samuel Wiley, and Miss Florenee
Wiley of Woodbury.. N. j., are vi5it-
ing friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Porter were
entertained for dinner on Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Warrant OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Wiley enter
tanned for dinner on Sunday, MIR.
and Mrs. Zack Hatfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hatfield OF Wilmington. Nr.
and Mrs. D. ]. Stayton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Huey Jackson of Seaford.
The Ladies' Aid Of st. Johnstown's
will meet at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Tucker on octo-
her Ia.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
New State Lam Aimed
To Halt Poultry Thefs

not TO be supplied by the Bureau OF
Markets. but must show the follow
ing information:
~ Name and address of seller.
(2) Name and address of pur-
chaser.
(3) The hour. date. and place OF
purchase.
az Number and kind of chickens
purchased and their approximate
weight. T.
(5) Identification of the seller OF
the chickens to the purchaser of
same. (For the purpose OF carrying
this paragraph into effect, either Of
the following must be shown on the
bill of sale: Registration number Of
the motor vehicle, II any, used by
the seller. or, that the seller is per-
sonally known to the purchaser; or,
that the seller Is identified by some
one personally known to the pur-
chaser; or. that purchase Is made
from a resident at an established
place of residence.) =.
(6) The bill Of sale shall be made
out In duplicate, one copy to be re-
tanned by the seller and the other
copy to be retained by the purchaser.
ca The bill of sale must bear
the signature Of the seller.
The following is a suggested form
for bill of sale:
BILL OF SALE
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
SEAFORD

Officers of the Auxiliary Of Nanti'
coke Post No. 6, American Legion
have been elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles F. Rogers; vice
president. Mrs. Karl X. Brown; Sec
retary, Mrs. Paul Fleetwood: trea-
surer, Mrs. Louis G. King; historian
Mrs. Vaughn Hastings; chaplain
Mrs. j. A. Walker; seargent-at-arms,
Mrs. Edward Gilbert. Installation OF
officers will be held October 2eth, d.
rected by the state president, Mrs.
Calvin Afflerbach of Georgetown.
The Auxiliary will hold covered
dish supper Wednesday evening, oc-
tober 18th.
william F. Hardesty. World War
veteran. who died this past Thurs
day in hospital at Norfolk. Va. was
buried with military honors here
this past Sunday. Six members OF
Nanticoke Post No. 8, American Le-
gion, were pallbearers. Burial took
place in the Odd Fellows Cemetery
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lister are
being congratulated on the birth OF
a daughter at their home. Mrs. Lis
ter is the former Eva Meyer, daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. X. II. Meyer.
The following received prizes at
the cooking school here this past
week. at the Acorn Club room: Mrs.
George L. Wootten. Mrs. Elwood M.
Cook. Mrs. Paul Well. Miss Belle
Wiley, Mrs. T. ]. Bialk. Mrs. @. c.
Thompson. Mrs. Robert Allen, Mrs.
L. Spencer Locates. Mrs. E. Hast
ings and Mrs. James A. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Well spent the
past weekend in Emagus, Pa, as
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08

nounced that the Legion Home and
equipment was free of debt
City Council has announced that
space in the city hall has been leased
to the Seaford Light and Power Com
pany for offices and display room.
II. Milton James has been appointed
manager Of the office.
The City Council is having a new
wharf built on the Nanticoke River.
II also passed an ordinance prohibit
ing parking on the north side of
King Street from Market to Cannon
street.
Mrs. Marion Fisher of Wilmington
is spending several days this week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
B. Robinson on Conwell street.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
[CoatiHued from Firm Pagel

Sundays service was the last of a
series of three conducted each year
at historic shrines In the Diocese of
Delaware. The other two are the
spring Rogation Day services at st.
Georges on the Indian River, and
the Whitsunday service at Christ
Church, Broad Creek Hundred, near
Laurel.
Donations Go To Babies Home
In accordance with the colorful
harvest home custom, pilgrims to
Prince Georges Chapel brought
gifts of produce in thanksgiving for
the crops. This will be turned over
to the st. Michael's Home for Babies
in Wilmington.
Unlike harvest home services in
other generations, the quantities of
vegetables. grains, and fruits contri-
buted Sunday were accompanied by
canned and packaged food.
A lesson of compensation for good
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08

non, residents of North Pear Street
are very much upset. about neigh
bor John Jester. The landlord has
decided to make a few repairs &c
| Johns home, also to build a new
room or two.s Earle and Jim can't
understand the necessity Of enlarg-
ing the house. Well, boys, time will
tell.
Another worthy Odd Fellow is be-
ing mentioned as possible timber for
Grand Lodge position-John Tapie
of Centerville Lodge No. 81. Tapie
made an excellent record on Past
Grand Master Jefferies stan. He is
held In very high esteem by fellow
members of Centerville No. 81. Yes
he made a host of friends in lower
Delaware. We agree that he is wor-
thy of serious consideration.
The election is all over and like
good sports Telling and Ward are
right back of the new Recording Sec
retary Sockrider 100 per cent; That's
the spirit that exists In Crystal Fount
Lodge.
viii wilkins says Joe Isaacs was
nearly home last Monday night when
he discovered he still had his lodge
regalia on"
Kirkwood Encampment meets
twice each month, on Wednesdays
In our Temple. A social hour usual
ly follows each meeting.
900
Did someone tell me Walter Ste
yenson had accepted the office OF
Grand Chauffeur for the Margaret
PYLE Lodge, or am l hearing things
600
Mr.. Odd Fellow. don't forget Mon
day night is Every Member Night"
We're expecting you.
900
Past Grand Master Jester, who is
now Master of the State Grange. is
holding out on the Milford Odd Fell
lows and everyone is wondering when
he is going to let us In on II. Big
headlines appeared in several papers
,f State Grange Presents Travelling
Harrow" What is IL? We have all
heard OF riding, walking. and many |
other kinds of harrows, but this par |
.icular kind has most of US guessing. |
Is Il a product of Milford Neck? II
is any good why not present Crystal
Tount with one? Wallace McFaul
Iays he can use two OF them. A full
explanation is requested.
600
The Margaret Pyle Rebekah Lodge
lo. IL, l. o. o. f. elected officers last
veek as follows: Noble Grand. Flor
nee Potter: vice-Grand. Mary A.
Recording Secretary. Louise
Assistant Recording Sec
etary. Ella Stevenson: Financial
Nettie Jester; Treasurer,
'irginia Kirby. II Is planned to In
tall officers on October 14th. when
'abitha Bostic. president Of the Re-
ekah Assembly of Delaware and
tan visit. Milford.
600
Noble Grand Dickerson, who ap-
ointed a committee of Walnut Street
usiness associates, that are Odd
elbows, TO investigate the qualifica-
ons and fitness of Noble Grand {,
Iect John s. Hallett found one seri-
us deficiency, reporting that he Is .
ngie. and recommend that he mar
r." Mack McCleary says there isn't
chance in million. Milford girls
INT be fooled that easy" In
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08

the guest Of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. McWilliams
Of Rhodesdale. Md. were guests OF
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. o. w. McWilliams.
Mrs. Mary Brene Seasholtz return
ed to Wilmington. after spending the
past weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James C. Jones in West
Seaford.
The several organizations OF st.
Johns M. e. Church here will con-
duct Colonial Exposition in the edu-
cational building on October 2sth
and 29th.
Roland C. Wright, adjutant and
past commander of Nanticoke Post
No. 6, American Legion. recently an
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
Tel. CEREMONIAL
NEXT WEDNESDAY
[CoHfigaed from First Psgel

liant career. Paul Lynch and Donald
Shannon, as clever a dancing team
as ever appeared before Evergreen
Forest, will be presented as an add
ed attraction. Prof. Miller and Mis-.
Fitzgerald are the accompanies. A
prominent speaker will make, a short
address during the evening.
Visitors are expected from Salem
Forest of Salem, N. j., Penn Forest
of Chester, Brandywine Forest of
Wilmington and Chesapeake Forest
OF Cambridge.
Several Supreme Forest officers
may attend. The usual refreshments
will be dispensed by the stewards,
Samuel Berlin and Fred Mulholland
during the evening.
Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
Odd Fellows News
DoInss Of Crystal Fount No. 10

The entertainment committee ol
Crystal Fount Lodge has arranged
a surprise program to be given ID
the Temple on some future date. NC
time will be mentioned. III you at
tend lodge you win, II absent you
lose. Bill Berry, Major Cannon and
George Jester are handling this az
fair and assure us it is a program
well worth attending, and Will be
given at the closing OF some lodge
meeting.
Paris and Virginia Kirby. out Of
consideration for some old ODD Eel
lows, have gone to the expense OF
providing private watchmen TO guard
their prize flock OF reknown chickens.
A few weeks ago thieves made raid
on their farm during the family's abb
sence. II Just wouldn't do for that
iock to be destroyed. We are sure
1t could not be replaced. Then what!
o-o-o
Paul Scotten, Grand Warden on
the. stan of Deputy Grand Master
Eisenbray, has decided not to wear
his fish and soup until he comes to
Milford. Some one said ''he had TO
get the approval of so-and-so before
going to Crystal Fount Lodge" It's
lust going to be too bad II we catch
him out our way dolled up In that
fashion.
A prominent Odd Fellow speak
ing On the merits of various organ
izations, called attention to the large
number of members in many frater-
mites that aspire to higher honors
in their organization, with no otnsr
thought In mind than TO make vista
tions with an occasional big feed
thrown In for good measure. In |
cases of this kind no one loses but |
the fraternity, There Is no question
about that. Today man aspires to |
leadership In fraternity like the
/. o. o. F. must be real honest-to-
goodness leader, and not afraid OF
hard work. The Odd Fellows do not
bestow honors, except upon those
who Justly earn them by hard con-
scientious work.
600
Tne warden Oh Crybtai Fouht Lousc
nearly made serious mistake a few
nights ago when he started TO intro
duce Samuel C. Evans and Edward
Hurley as visitors. Don't blame the
warden, they looked like visitors to
most OF us; nevertheless Il was good
to see them again. Sam and Ed are
both Past Grands who have served
Crystal Fount faithfully.
Kirkwood Encampment No. 8. i.
0. o. F. has started the new season
with a staff OF officers that should
put the organization In the fore
ground. William E. Clendaniel heads
he list as Chief Patriarch Joseph
Lsaacs as Senior Warden. Ivin Tell
ng, Junior Warden, l. John Tease. 1
Scribe, and George A. Swain, Trea- Z
,urer. Ira Rowe is the retiring Chief (
Their plans call for con- 4
siderable entertainment this season. !
600 q
Earle Worthington and Jim Can {
Evening star., 1937-07-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

zoNING COMMISSION WASHINGTON
1qy Of CO with 1t the
ia, s6th cqnsTess5. entitled An D1e Act NS, to
inss, in the District Of Columbia - and to
create Ioning Commission and for other
pnbFo noice n is ~ hereby given that
Of the District Building. beginning at 1000
AN. Monday August 2nd. 1897. for the
posed chanses in the Boundaries m iNii'o Of 'tD the
use rxTtNn hs5sh, and sEsa dStEIcts to vii;
1882. west distance of 43Nes feet feet o0t1e to the
no1rh-south alley in said square the said
Wisconsin tsn Avenue between Fulton Street
ESaEs STAY ESQ oF Ss5 RA5T sSs oT RsFes3 "a
square 1880; the said property being locat-
ed within the area bounded by 44th and
EW,ss follows: CHANGE From RESI- RESI-
P6NFEAt P6 REsIDENT1A1 42 B" 4d5 dE5EsTR1cTED AREA
Parcel 1890. the, said part being To-
Gated at the northwest corner of 44th
FROM REs1DENT1AL /; =" 4 4oE. AND p" s''ATiE RE
$IRIGTEID4 AND 1A' RESTRICTED AREAS
1 psr IF PareeI AREh En- that
Of line 100 feet west of and parallel to
theWest building line Of 44th Street, between
EEBS';fS S$az Sff;' IS s
sEMI-REsTRICTED AREA: lot 20. square
15so and and all Of Parcel s6/SG except that
street: NV and Except 'ih the part tAf,i1R yinp
pa5ss ssrbed AND s 54P chANGE s5s RoM
kEsipENT1AL E 20 "A s. sE9MlGREsTR1G!fH2 NJ -
part living nOrtherly of a ic
alley between Jenifer Street s'' and '5ti1 45th
Street; as shown on a plat on file with
inSs{qTs, fs,,I, ,dIs,S.c1Tlbedd;a AND cHASGE From
AkEA = AEs11ENT1Az 81 4S1Es!R1cTaP Rn9
ed Area portion Of Parcel $3.50 lying
the said part abuttins Western enss; Avenue
efixsSs eHsaE ths TRoM sas REsbEN stEssE Nv AMP
- A bEhsRsNs1Aot ARRk I'll q
q ,45th street; between Harrison stTeet
From fRe MsfssEb REsbEsI ATfane AZ NV + REsk sHkNgE
AREA: Parcels 55f2s San and iH1 557saio, ~ square
the south SIDE Of Macemp stree feassa east Of
Gennecticnt Avenue. NV, I. CHANGE
Fh9M TRsT sGS1nENG 49, 49, e. AREA AkEA To- Is
so4~ square 45II: AND EXTEND THE
FIRST COMMERCIAL. co. &C. AREA
4511. south distance Of liz feet to a
line 200 feet south of and parallel to the
said property being located on the south
side of Benning Road between 18th and
18th Streets. and on the west side of 18th
DENTAL. 40. a. RESTRICTED AREA
square 5547. the said lot being located on
the. north side of P Street. between goth
and 30th Streets. Sc. DAN l. SULTAN
NJ. e. HAZEN. GEO. E. ALLEN, DAVID
LYNN. ARNo B. CAMMERER. Zonins Com.
mission D. q. jy22 d&9 lot