Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1924, Page 14

T4 PLAN UNIQUE TYPE FORNEW TECH I Group of Four Buildings Pro- posed Rather Than Usual Single Structure. The new McKinley High School, to be erected at 2d and T streets north- east, will be unique in local school- house architecture if present plans of Municipal Architect A. L. Harris are carried out Instead of erecting one large struc- ture, as has been done in the past, Architect Hartis is tentatively con- sidering a group arrangement of four buildings, mainly because, he says, the topogruphy of the site lends itself better to such a scheme. The auditorium would be a structure, flanked by the ac building on one and the m ical shops on t by covered ar building would The McKinley McKinley, making th an elaborate scl a | - | dian lintinary draw - propriation t ) | be asked for te of the Commissio education, 77777 -— CUTS OUT RESERVATIONS FOR TENNIS TOURNEYS Col. Sherrill's Edict Applies After August 1 to Monument Grounds and Potomac Park, August 1, no reser urnaments will be Beginni t groun officer in charge of . | Institution, . Walcott Mountal The secretary of the Smithsonian Dr. Charles D. Walcott, and Mrs. Walcott leave Washington today for a season of geological field work in the Canadian Rocky Moun- tains, where Dr. Walcott has carried researches for the The first stop will on on the Cana- where the camp ¢ will be waiting moun ake on his scientific outfit and pack ho The ains north and northeast of plan is to work in the Louise in quest of further informa- | tion on the complicated geological formations of this region, and of collections of fossils to ship back to Washington for laboratory study dur- ing the winter. The first camp will be at Baker Lake, where the close of last season’s found Dr. Wale snowfall last topped all drove the party back to Iroad. Near ‘this camp last Walcott found eighty-two of wild flowers, many d in water col- collection at the ution. For this was named i work THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Walcotts Leaving to Study Canadian Rocky Formations to make camp at Burgess Pass and attend a meeting of the Trail Ride of the Canadian RocKies, after which the expedition will follow down the Kicking Horse River as far as Golden, 1 information on the 4 olden and the region ween Walcott has previously studicd about the headwate of the Saskatche wan River. party will pro in late September or October, and an account of the sea- son’s work will be published during the winter by the S So It Winds Around the Gears Quality Above All This has been our policy with EBONITE. No gear THREAT OF ALLY RIOT AVERTED BY POLICE Jam of Angry Crowd Believed Due to Attack on Greek Girl. Speedy response of police to a call for veserves today checked what promised to be a serions riot in Jack- son Hall alley, near John Marshall ytvania avenue. Sev- hundred Greeks and colored per- med in the court, which rer of the seven en- ackson Hall alley. There a tumult of voices, but very lit- damaging action. A few bricks cre hurled. Headquarters detec- squad of reserves, with Reilly of the sixth prec in time to check more s 6 Jackson to come outside and get had for him. Police belleve that the visit was made by friends of Adeline Johnson, nineteen-yéar-old colored girl, of 345 Maryland avenue southwest, who was arrested on complaint of Kalla Wed- nesday night, charged with the cut- ting with a razor of Dena Kalla, his sixteen-year-old daughter. There almost was a riot Wednes- day night when the Greeks tried to the alleged assailant and police think that today's visit of the colored men to the Kalla home was made in a spirit of retaliation. There were no casualties. 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Buttermilk and Cream—Simy ediex Bext—Ieep Face, Exquixite oft, Smooth Benutifal. nd ground: it is expected s nds i Eye Protectors | bother | Claflin Optical Co. city Can nias. Sheern. toeis Branch 922 14th St. N.W. Sherrill fe OPPOSITE._FRANKLIN SQU! pet that the »n jn the ) KANKLIY SQUARE 0SBRSBI RUR S I signment r 7 should be “Found Reliable for Over 30 Years” Main 4556 the date sl Before You @t Order Coal number of plavers a must be m Singles tou Look Into AT ongwac T ' , A use of courts during the busy hours EATIN Sl of quality footwear. Sherrill for tour however, fn Henry Rock Cree Store Opens Promptly at 9 a.m. Tomorrow Stetson Shoe Shop Thirteen-Five F Street application of But- hiten and ove harsh lowness nd women y are again autiful com- » hands and wrink! andmot hout th ensure now-whi —it's just a common ordinary but- termilk in the form of a wonderful cream. all. 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