Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1928, Page 11

THIT EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1928 | S Harriet ‘Rawlins; second, S. G. Boern- | J. Haskell; second, A. R. Hester; B, 12| C, other perennials, fitst, L. M. Clarke, Stais varieties, first, C. M. Neff; second, Mrs. | with pansies; seécond, Mrs. J. P. Schu. Bost basket—A, tulips alone, first, | A. L. Foster. macher, with Phlox divaricata; D, Miss Nellle Brown; second, Mrs, Alice | Best tullp in the show, C. M. Neff. 5. Bo ety 1, B with ‘other flowers, | _Othat hardy Bowere—A, Irises, Brst, | ot & otier ooty fost ) first, R, J. Hackell; second, Warren |Mrs. J, G. Jones: second, Ms. H, R.|°in: E, other shrubs, first, Mrs. H Thompson. Engelbrecht: B, lily of the valley, first, l R. Engelbrecht, with hugonis rose Collections—A, six varleties, first, R.| M. C. Wilson; second, 8. G. Boernstein; ' ond, James White, with Callicanth —_—————— ington Hebrew Congregation and chair- imdny there is no unmrloyment in | Palestine, that more factories and mills | man of the Palestine Appeal, was toasts are being constructed and that more r“um'. Charles J. Stein, president of |land is being tilled than ever before. the local Zionist organization, opened | He added that the rehabilitation of the program, and others who gave short | ancient soil of Israel is being brought | talks were Isidore Hershfield, co-chair- | about without the use of a single Brit- | man of the drive; Louls E. Spiegler, ish soldier or tha firing of a gun. Peace | chairman of the administrative com- reigns throughout the land. he added, mittee, and Dr. Abram Simon, rabbi of [nnd it is now safer on the roads of | Palestine than in the streets of Chi- C. M. NEFF WINNER AT FLOWER SHOW Takes Major Honors at Tulip Dis- play of Woodridge Gar- Olub acted as judge of the show which wis arranged by 'a committee consisting of J. P. Bchumacher, chairman; Mrs, J. L. Mitchell, Mrs. C. H. Otis, Miss Harrlet Rawlins, A. R. Hester, J. H. Kesecker and R. Condry Long. The list of prize ‘winners follows: Tulip varieties—A, Darwins and breed- ers, pink, first and second, C. M. Neff; red, first, Mrs. O. R. Pederson; second, Mrs. H. R. Engelbrecht; purple and maroon, first, C. M. Neff; second, Mrs. the Eighth Street Temple. Capital Contributes $25,000 ! O vl I Tiayid Is Teasimaster. den Club. SHIP ON WORLD CRUISE. Australlan War Vessel to Visit J. G. Jones; B, cottage, first and sec~ ond C. M. Neff; C, Rembrandts, bi- aarres and byblooms, first, A. R. Hester; X Willlam HMard, political writer, and to Fund for Restoration of Jewish Homeland. The industrial depres: has ended, and the Jewish homeland n Palestine |one of the leading non-Jewish advo- es of the homeland cause, preceded Weizmann, and spoke on ‘“The \ecfean View of Palestine,” Mr, Hard ald high tribute to the Zionist leader | s a dipiomat and statesman, and said hat the contribution of the Jews he world would be greatly increased hrough the restoration of Israel, and elieved the homeland cause would also acc similation of the Jews in Ame East Coast of United States. The Australian warship Australla, which is making a world cruise, will visit the East Coast of the United States, including Boston, New York City and_ Chesapeake Bay, , during August and September arid Will receive the usual official facilities and courtesies. | 1t 15 possible that the warship may e Charles Melvin Neff, 1812 Kearney street northeast, won major honors at flfl‘nnd. Miss Elizabeth Vail; D, double, the tullp show of the Woodridge Garden Club in the Sherwood Presby- terian Bunday School Hall, Twenty-sec- ond and Rhode Island avenue north- rst, Willlam Seelye; E, parrot and lily flowered, first, Mrs. J. P. Schumacher; second, Miss Harriet Rawlins. vase— A. tulips alone, first, Mrs. east, Monday night. Dr. D. N, Shoe- | J. P. Schumacher; second, C. M. Neff: maker of the Takoma Horticultural B, tulips with other flowe , first, Miss Qjfl American Furniture Co. ;.. Ao, 512 Ninth St. N.W. It Matters Not— | tend its eruise to this city and An- ganization, 1a dent of the Wash- napolis night told W TWO BiG SERVICE STATIONS Both Conveniently Located | And Completely Equipped | Up-Town: Kansas Ave. and Upshur St. NW. Col. 3052 [ Down Town: 1423-1427 L St. NW. Decatur 686 MECHANICAL REPAIRS AND ADJUSTM OF ALL PAIN’] —RE N'I;\"l“ BODY I S S—BLACKSMITHING ASHING, Work: Rl;éhl——Prices Reasonable Cars Oiled and Greased, $3.40 Cars Washed, $2. 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