Evening star., 1924-09-11
LAWN AND GARDEN
PRIZES AWARDED
Northeast Citizens Receive
Premiums for Lawns, Flow
ers, Fruit and Vegetables.

More than SOC people last night
witnessed prize awarding ceremonies
in a lawn and garden contest, and a
flower show, under the auspices OF
the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association in the Sunday Scnool
room OF the Sherwood Presbyterian
Church.
w. B. Lydenberg, 290S South Dakota
avenue northeast, was winner IN the
lawn and garden contest. and was
awarded a silver loving cup. Mrs. G..
II. Otis, 1895 Lawrence street north
east, and II. d. Miser, 30l7 Sixteenth
street northeast, winners of second
and third places, We're also awarded
silver loving cups
The following seven contestants,
Judged the next best in the order
named. were awarded certificates OF
merit: 4. =. Woodson, 1901 Monroe
street northeast; w. S. Hayhoe, 2606
Monroe street northeast; n. L. Meader,
1882 Myrtle avenue northeast: X d.
Haskell, 1902 Lawrence street north
east; F. l.. Fox. soil Twenty-Sixth
street northeast: A. S. Henderson,
23O4 Wood~:a,e street northeast, ana
G. NJ Kaulbeck, 3012 Twenty-SiXth
street northeast.
Honorable mention was accorded
the following: A. V. Beck, 25e'
Woodbridge street northeast; w. NJ
Collins, 5000 Twenty-fitth street
northeast; ISaj w W. Cookson, 24oo
Rhode Island avenue northeast; V. L.
Dinger, 1915 kearney street north,
east: A. II. Englebrecht, 3212 Central
avenue northeast: L. w. Forester.
5000 South Dakota avenue northeast
j. D. Foos 1896 Eighteenth street
northeast; Raymond {. Goodnaru'
29l3 Twentieth street northeast; j. a.
Hendrix, 1851 South Dakota avenue
northeast; ]. c. Jones, 1906 Jackson
street northeast; j. Fl. kesecker, 2e"l
Brentwood road northeast; ii. A. LIN
ger, jr, 23O5 Woodbridge road north
east; II. d. Matchett, 2200 Monroe
street northeast; A. l.. Peterson, 52l
Seventeenth street northeast; a. -
Proctor, 2501 Irving street northeast
Mrs q. +. Rodrock, 3eO4 south Da-
kota avenue northeast; Daniel Saw
yer. 1926. kearney street northeas''
! +. Schumacher, l7l3 kearney street
northeast; q. w Wendai, 2I0l Ham
line street northeast: G. r. Wilson,
3l26 Eighteenth street northeast; NJ
G. Wilson, $500 Carlton avenue north-
east, and j. q. Winkjer, 1921 Law
renee street northeast
Judges of Contest.
Judges for the contest were Engi-
neer Commissioner j. Franklin Bell,
Prof. David Lumsden and Prof. w. A.
Orton of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Prizes were
awarded by Selden Ely, supervising
principal of the Fifth school district.
Dr. r. J. Haskell, chairman of the
flower show committee, announced
the winners in the flower. fruit and
vegetable exhibit held in the Sunday
school room. The winner of first
and second place in each event is to
be awarded prize.
The events and the winners were as
follows:
Most artistic basket of mixed
flowers-A. II. Henderson, first; Mrs.
j. l.. Brown, second.
Dahlas. divided into classes A, B,
c, D, f, with prize awards-A class,
L. NJ. Clarke first, and'H A. Hughes
second. B class, Mr.. Hughes first. and
Mr. Clark second. c class. j. z.
Schumacher first: no second prize.
Class ID, Mr.. Clarke first, and Miss
Elizabeth Vail second
Pink rose exhibit. A. II. Engle-
brecht, first, and Mr.. Schumacher, sec
ond; white rose, George w. Wendal.