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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

8

National Capital Horse Show to Be Held May Exposition

Samuel Walter Taylor selected to direct the Washington horse show to be held May 4 5 and 6 at Show grounds between B and C streets and Eighteenth and Nineteenth NW. The Capital Association leases the grounds for five years plans stands stables and offices with $15000 goal and pledges of 36509 from business leaders including Eno Henry Jordan Willard Shoreham and Lothrop.

Capital Association Samuel Walter Taylor National Capital Horse Show Association Washington Riding Club of Washington Maj Henry T Allen Arthur D. Addison William FP. Eno J. W. Henry Melvin C Hazen William Littauer Col Robert M. Thompson James Buchanan William P. Eno C. W. Watson G Ricketson Eldridge BE. Jordan Richard A. Harlow Woodward & Lothrop Shoreham Hotel New Willard Hotel Charles Mulliken Commissioner Rudolph

Cab fare ruling prompts school board refund dispute

The comptroller's ruling on cab charges forces board members to cover local fares themselves. Mrs Mary C Terrell seeks 9 cents refund, with Disbursing Officer Wilson and Capt James F Oyster involved. Auditor Tweedale notes the voucher was paid with auditor approval. The ruling, restricting cab rides for non duty teachers, signals possible protests and new district expense limits.

Comptroller of the Treasury Board of Education Wilson Mary C Terrell Hine James F.oyster Tweedale Sigall

Washington Board of Trade Outing To Be Biggest Ever

Officials announced the annual outing of the Washington Board of Trade will be the biggest yet with 1,000 members soon joining the trip. The matter was referred to the board of directors. A letter from the American Embassy Association thanked the board for support of Senate action on an appropriation for government buildings abroad. Committees will seek new district committee members in Congress. Eight Washington business men were elected to the board.

Washington Board of Trade Executive Committee Board of Directors American Embassy Association Board of Trade Congress Law and Legislation Underwood Ways and Means Lobeck Nebraska Doremuis Michigan Washington

Firebug Puzzle Baffles Fifth Precinct Police

Police under Capt Mullhall hunt a suspected incendiary blamed for evening arson in frame sheds across the southeast city. Fire Chief Wagner cautions ashes are possible but multiple alarms from different boxes suggest deliberate arson as investigators push for a lead amid persistent vigilance.

Mullhall Mal Sylvester Wagner

Mrs William F Matteson Dies in New York Hospital

Mrs William F Matteson former wife of a local real estate operator died Wednesday at Washington Helzhis Hospital in New York City after a brief illness. Her body goes to West Perrysburg, NY for burial. Custody of five children awarded to their father by Justice Gould in the divorce decree.

William F. Matteson William F Matteson Washington Helzhis Hospital New York City West Perrysburg NW Y Matteson Justice Gould

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