Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1925, Page 5

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ' MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1925. L PLAS ARE DRAWN FOR SIX SCHOOLS fiew Buildings Are Expected by Harris to Be Under Con- tract by September. Six of the new school bt fhorized by the last Congress are ex cted to be under cont by Sep- mber, Municipal Architect Albert L. rris said today. Eight outside architectural firms fwere employed to assist the municipal rchitect in preparing plans for eight ¢ the new buildings and the draw. ngs for six now are practically com- tete. The next step will be to advertise bids, after which comes the award Bng of contract Buildings Listed for Contract. The buildings for which plans are frow practically complete are: The fCalvert Street School, Calvert street pear Twenty-ninth; Bell, First and for an eight-room h and Sheridan streets; od School, Georgia ave- nd Quackenbos street; for a new rhnol at Fifth and Buchanan streets, wnd new Brightwood Park School, at Ninth and Ingraham streets. There are two other buildings for dings au- fhich plans remain to be drawn by Yrivate architects. Meanwhile, Municipal Architect fHarris is concentrating the force in is office on plans for the new Mc- %\mlm High School and the Francis, Randle Junior High 7 2 arris hopes to award the con act for McKinley High School Janu- v This building is to be erected 1d T streets northeast, and 1,000,000 has been made available for construction work during the next cal year. ‘MRS. OLGA M. HENDERSON { DIES OF TYPHOID FEVER gmsughm of Ulrc S. J. Dunbar Succumbs to Illness Follow- WERWER W ing Vaccination. Mrs. ears old, daughter of Junbar, well known sculptor, died idence in the Pla Apart-| 0 Pennsylvania avenue, to-| Olga Marion Henderson, 23 Ulrle S. J.| Mrs. Henderson was vaccinated re. pently, suffered an infection, and later ¥eveloped typhold fever. Mrs. Henderson, who youngest daughter of Mr. svas married to Stanley Henderson | Yast July. She s survived by her| mother and father, three brothers. Viric 6. J. Dunbar, jr., Paul Dunbar | ®nd Erroll Dunbar, and a sister, Mrs Dorothy Willis, all of this city. Funeral services will be conducted Bt Gawler's chapel tomorrow after- | oon at 3 o'clock. Rev. C. M. Young | will officlate. Interment will be in Glenwood eCmete PLAN TRIP ON DIRIGIBLE. The Los Angeles to Make Flight | With Newspaper Men. | The Navy's giant dirigible, the Los | ngeles, which is coming to Annapolis | omorrow to be present at the gradu- | pting exercises of the Midshipmen, wvill make one flight over the Chesa- [ peake Bay and the surrounding terri- tory with a party of 23 newspaper | men aboard. | The Los Angeles is expected to ar-| ¥ive at Annapolls this afternoon, and | be moored to the mast of the T S. Patoka. The air vessel will Yeave the mast at 10 o’clock tomorrow | with the newspaper party | The Cetails of the vovage, ave not yet been completed. Decoration Day Fund | | The following contributions were re- weived up to today by The Star for Yhe Memorial day flower fund Confederate G. A. R. \ l\rm\'ledged . RRE 0 was the Dunbar, rantz Fatrons of Mutual Theater, Ma; 3 of k h \\' Jennie G L Sparkling Grape Juice (Unfermented White fTheonette, Bottle ottles .. 7] Theonette, e bottle Doz. $1.45 \I/.HM \I,urruder Inc 3est Groceries Conn. LUTZ AND COMPANY ESTB. 1801 1325 G St. NW. Makers of LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS “of the better grade” Agents for Innovation Trunks, W’ the trunk with doors; Iandel bu tproof Trunks and Oler good makes. ae $21.50 , Specializing in Repairing | ddin TARTS The Farm, one of the mother ships of the Amundsen-Ellsworth expedition cruising on the edge of the Polar ice pack, near Spitzbergen. This boat carries James B. Wharton, the only American correspondent with the expedition, and all news of the flight is sent by him, via wireless, to The Star and North American Newspaper Alliance. (Copyright, 19 PROBE PLOT CLUES IN PICKFORD CASE Attempt to Kidnap Movie Star Followed by Purported Confessions by Three. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, June 1.—With three purported confessions in their | hands and a trio of alleged plotters | under lock and key, police investi- gators working on the Mary Pickford kidnaping case planned to confer to- day with representatives of the dls- trict attorney’s office to discuss pres- entation of the reported $200,000 plot to the county grand jury. In the meantime an attorney tained by the wife of one of the re- A. J. Woods, alleged conspirators, an- As usual, Kay plenty of gift sug antees of Kay Je Jj== stions—every Iry Co., A '\ Combination ‘Beautiful bluewhite gem of kt. hand- ing, ring to matc For Both TS5 Pay $1 a Week ready for the ] v North American Newspaper Alliance.) release on a writ of habeas corpus. Woods, who in a truck driver, and . Z. Stevens, automobile salesman, have made signed confessions of their part in the kidnaping plot, according to police, and are being held on suspicion of conspiracy to commit a felony. In the purported confession the prisoners admit that, under the st{mu- lus of such strong drink as was from time to time available to them, they talked of varfous “ways of getting A project to kidnap the n of E. L. Doheny, ofl under consideration for were plans to carry off ransom Jackle Coogan, indchild: hagnate, a while, as |and hold for , the confessions reveal, \rur') Pick. ford was picked as the most likely prospect for a profitable kidnaping. Grade Crossing Deaths Decrease. Grade crossing fatalities have been { =0 reduced in the first two months of the safety ign of the American Rallway A ion that a still more intensive effort will be made between June 1 and September 20. 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