Removing Old Pillars at Treasury Building Begins
Work has started to replace the east front sand stone Ionic pillars with granite monoliths at the Treasury building. The project aims to granite and marble throughout, with six monoliths in city and six ready for shipment before full removal. If salvaged, old pillars may be used ornamentally in parks or at the War College.
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Kong
Treasury
Mors Usan
Congress
Edwin A. Gilbert Company
Philadelphia
Beeroun
Moerth
Soth
Misora
XN. H
War College
Dent Jackson
Thomas J. Walter
Capitol
Washington
White House
Jessen
A Ota
Mrs Clara Coffin Dies in Washington Funeral Planned
Mrs Clara S Coffin widow of Maj Eugene Coffin died at Providence Hospital after returning from the Philippines with her husband’s body. She leaves sister Mrs M D and brother Edgar Smith of New York and three sons Eugene Coffin Jr Arthur Coffin and Charles Coffin. Funeral at Arlington National Cemetery with Rev Joan Van Shaick officiating. Burial in Arlington. Special to Butter Buyers. James F Oyster selling Five-pound boxes of Four Leaf Clover Creamery Butter at 3 04.
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Clara Smith Coffin
Maj
Eugene Coffin
Providence Hospital
Philippines
Manila
Washington
M. D
Logan Apartments
Edgar 8. Smith
New York
Eugene Coffin, Jr
Fort Sam Houston
Arthur Coffin
Charles Coffin
Arlington
Joan van Shaick
Cobleskill
J. Coffin
Prel
CoMn
Little Army
Huyers
James F. Oyster
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Elgin
Boy Put Under Bond In City Court
City bulletin reports Charles Mutotland eighteen found guilty in Police Court on a charge of vagran. He was held under bond to keep the peace amid a crowd described as disorderly in and around Center Market. Separate items note specials at J B D Pyles stores, a perfume sale for silver, a rector hosting a reception, and various local notices including supplies and services in the downtown area.
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Charles Mutotland
Kimball
Elks Jubilee at Benning Track With Country Circus Barn Dance
Festivities at Benning track on June 14 to 16 include a rural Jubilee with a country circus, a barn dance, and harness racing in eastern reaches. A 25 piece band will play while a fire safety plan and police detail guard the grounds. Straw rides, decorated wagons, and daily entertainments mark the event as Baltimore Elks plan a grand carnival with visiting Elks expected June 18.
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Benning
John ©. Maxwell
George 4. Mason
William T. Bett
Washington Fire Department
Jo-Rce
Uilly
Capt. Daley
Grand Stand
Elks
Baltimore Elks
Peace Monument
First Street
Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest
Pennsyvania ‘Avenue
Washington Circle
K Street
New York Avenue
Ninth Street
Benning Track
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Russia
Sala & Company
Enna
Harting
House & Herrmann
Baltimore
Annapolis
White House Station
15Th and
H Sts
Post
The
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St N.W
Ak Pennaa & Ganpany
Seventh St
Treasury Department
Fifteenth Street
George Hatfield
Department
Robert Milla
Presi
Clara S. Coffin
Major
City Bulletins
Dunes
Pyles
Mercantile Societ
Waller
Aqueduct Bridge Wrug
Brookland Parish
Lenz & Los
Oth St. Nw
Schneider
Navy Yard Exchange
Hearted’s
EF. Hinkel & Co
Maine Ave
Chicago
C. A. Middiman &Co
Wth St
Krouse’s
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gude
U.S. Naval Academy
ARMY
NAVY
Anneposta
Waite House
Neva? Academy Gate
Navel Academy
Erst
Woodward
iSc
Morsell
Albert L. Johnson
Health Department
Saya
William C. Woodward
District of Columbia
Dr. Woodward
Wien Alighia
7Th Street
the Educational
Sunday Post
Madras
Epen
Friedlander Bros
Ninth
All. Pettit & CO
N. W
Fulton’s
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