Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 15

T.F. EVERS DEAD: | NOTED AS PLAYER Member of Nationals in Early ’80s to Be Buried Tomorrow. o Washington Light Infantry team, which then numbered among its members, John Heydler, now presi- dent of the National League. Mr. Evers was known as one of the lea ing base runners during his day. He never lost interest in the na- tional game. A native of Troy. N. Y., Mr. Evers came to this city in the early eighties, and was employed for several years at the Penslon Bureau, later belng | transferred to the office of the ad- jutant general, War Department. where he worked until retired two years azo, making a total of 41 years as A Government employe. Funer hrine of the | Catholic Church tomorrow morning at | at the services will be conducted Sacred Heart | THE EVENING CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Burglars gained ncceas to n launs dry at 1016 Bladensburg road morthe east early yesterday morning, suc- ceeded in opening the safe and stole $175. No clue to the identity of the robbers was found by the police, The Parit View Citisens’ Associn- tion. the Mothers Club and the Par- ent-Teacher Association will meet in Park View School tomorrow, § m.. to consider an addition %o the schoo building. meet to- - will the home of Mr | the Di STAR, The Commissioners of the District and members of the House and Sen- ate have been invited. it dra- by Mrs. Fhe Studio P -, An matic organization directs A. T. Renshaw, will meet in Park View Community Center each Wed- nesday evening from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. The meeting place has been changed fronr- Thomson School, hecause a number of activities interfere with the use of the stage. The alumnl dance of the Park View February graduates will be given Fri- day, 8 p.m. The Rhode Island State Soclety of t will _meet tomorrow, % WASHINGTON, D. ., Maj. Wiilllam H. Barrett, Salvation Army, will speak. West Bind Citizens’ Assoclation will meet, 8 olock, in Corcoran Memerial Hall, Twenty-first street below H. Women'st City Club—“A Musleal Evening” will be glven under auspices of Mrs. Wiltiam T. Reed of the esnter- talnment dommittee, 8:30 o'clock. Mra Reef will alng; Chartes T: Ferry will play pl © numbers, and Mrs. Willlam H. Noble will give violln se- lections, The Social Hyglene Soclety will | meet, 8:15 o'lock, in Emerson Hall |of Al Soulls Unitarian Church. | Speakers: Rev. Dr. Gsorge F. Dudley, Dr. B. Arthur Hooe and Dr. W. MONDAY, MARCH 23, will meat, 8 o'clock. in Takoma Li-|in the literary world of Paris, will brary."G. T. Powell ‘will speak Of|lecturs this aftern¢on at the Cosmos Lo Beleotion and-Stocks for Dwar | Club' hefore the Alllance Francalse. rult Trees." Other speakers will be|gupject, “Les Salons Litteraires de Joy Hopkins and the president, B. Y.|p, N by " Merrison. Paris a Notre Epogue,’ 1925 e Miss Hortense Meilson, in “Isben’s Progressive Council, No. 9, Daugh-|.\" [oits House” & o'clock, in First ters of America, card party, £:30 - - 5 o'clock, at Baclety Temple, Fifin and | ConsTesational Chureh. Freewil offer G streets, Vicomte Rene de Montozon-Brachet, | who occuples a aistinguished place =1 N Rheumatism Prescription 110 o'clock. Interment will be In Oak HIll Cemetery. He Is survived by his widow, who was Miss Edith Blackistone, and a daughter, Mrs. Edith Tutwiler, of this city: a brother, Michael P. Evers, and a sister, Miss Anna M. Evers, both of Troy. pm., at T son School. Election' of | ofcers. Rhode Isinnd Avenue Cltlzens' Ax-| or. sociation will mept Wednesday, § p.m., | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. in auditorium of 8herwood Presbyte- TODAY. rian Church. The bird classes of the Audubon So- clety will meet at Thamson School— the children’s class at 3:30 o'clock and adults class at 4:45 o'clock. Refilled a Million Times Prescription A-2851 for rheumatism | ‘was first filled in. 1864 and has been re- newed over a million times. A teaspoon- — ful of A-2851 taken thrée times a day The Takoma Hortleultural Club stops rheumazic pain and gaickly relieves i painful muscles and stiff swollen joints. ‘Buy a bottle from your d. st, or send $1.00 for a week's supoly. AMEND, 205 Third Avenuie, New York. Fowler, Di Meglio will sing; 72 vears i o Thomas F In the early hase for the old Natlonals, then one of the base ball ¢lubs comprising the Unfon Association, and wio was one of the first of the Evers to have his name written in the base ball hall of fame, died at his residence, 1907 Park | road, Saturday. after a lingering il- ness. Mr. Evers was the uncle of the | famous John J. E baseman of the CI Evers, old, who 3 The Washington Practical Paychol- oy Club will mest, § o'clock, at the |’ Playhousa eighties played second | H. BAUM & SON 464 Penna. Ave. | Franklin 5392 Joppa Ledge Chapter, No. 27, 0. K. 8., will sarve a roast beef dinner Wed- nesday, 5 to 7 p.m., at Joppa Temple, | 4209 Ninth street TIGE GINGER ALE! i NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St S.E. Ice Patrol Begins Season. The Atlantic 1 for the pra- . of the |tection of shipping was opened today r to Evers | for the year. when the Coast Guard | cutter Tampa was ordered to pro- r quitting | ceed from Boston to her patrol sta- played. on |tion in the Atlantie. She will be various in the District and|followed soon by the cutters Modoc last plaved second base for the crack |and Senec S, TONIGHT. North Capltol Citizens' Association will meet in Sunday school audito- rium of United Brethrem Church. The Pollcemen's Association. at ita meeting Thursday, 8 p:m., at Pythlan | Temple. will have as honor guest the | former chairman of the District com- mittes, Senator L. Heisler Ball. 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