Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1929, Page 22

] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOv Lo bLER 13, 1929, CTIZEN URGE FUND FOR PARK Burroughs Association Seeks $31,000 for Improvement of Recreational Center. ‘The Burroughs Citizens’ Association last night adopted resolutions urging the District Commissioners to reinstate in the 1930-31 budget an item of $31,000 for the improvement of the Burroughs recreational park, bounded by Eigh- teenth street, Otis street, Twentieth street and South Dakota avenue north- east. | Prior to the meeting of the associa- | tion, in the John Burroughs School, Nineteenth and Montroe streets north- east, the newly-formed Burroughs Ama- Donald Tracey, former managers of| amateur base ball teams in the com- munity, who are planning to give their services to the new club. L. M. Eidsness, temporary president, ThDle oselbleto profmots amateur ath: e 5 le!lc: He announced plans to organize base ball, foot ball, soccer, tennis and swimming teams. Special arrangements will be made to obtain uniforms. wlt was u:xphlned’thl‘:o it is o organize teams for boys and youn men of all ages, in_order to place the community in the first ranks of com- | petitive athletic circles. Special efforts will be made to obtain a large mem- The next meeting of the club will be held December 5 at the home of Wil- | liam E. Rabenhorst, 1801 Kearney street | northeast. Rabenhorst, as president of the citizens’ association, was instru- | mental in the formation of the new | | organizatian. | | Joseph A. Koons, secretary, was in-| |structed to send copies of the resolu-| | tions to the District Commissioners and | | the chairmen of the appropriation com-, mittees of the Senate and House. | Seventeen new members were elected. ‘Wilbur Finch, chairman of the membeér- | ship committee, reported 169 names now were on the roster. A rising vote of thanks was accorded JOIN THE RED CROSS NOW! 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