Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1928, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASITINGTO D.. €, SATURDAY, MARCH .31, 1928 ‘ - pan e W, L. GARDNER DIES oo ] IPARLEY TOOPEN | b eremmn s tired in 1921, 2 e Col. J. Walker Benet, 70 years old, Former G. A. R. Head Badly A J. S. Delegates in Havana for | ordnance Department, United States 4 2 2 | Army, retired, who served in the Army Hurt in Auto Accident General Conference for more than half a century, died in - 11 et 1 Here in 1924 starting Tod w-.«d!mwn. Pdn,nve\!erduy, according to " k | s word received here. o all our friends and customers: ing Toaay | " Bornin. Richmona, Ky. Col. Benet . RGN — was the son of Brig. Gen. Stephen V. The officers and directors of the Company cordially by the poiait Pres . | By the Assaciated Press B i n N ch., arch 3 ash- 1 es o 2 invite you to visit and inspect the completed work of O e Tion 3 e e " 3 3 - X ander of the € 1 Army of the h " 2 iy S reconstruction of its banking room and the new addition | Republio and commissioner of penaions - | sonference which opens here today ar- |And_Infantry, he was transferred to_the to the office building on F Street at Ninth betwoen the 1in the Harding administration. died at , prome i | Ordnance Department. in October, 1886. | his home I 5 ing, followli | He reached the grade of captain in hours of one o'eclock and eight o'clock P. M., Saturday, ;,;;m;"r;';m;vkrv this morning, following a W. W. Husband. Assistant Secretary | June, 1894, and that of major in Janu- March 31 | r. Gardner had been in il health if Labor, who heads the delegation, at- | ary, 1904. He was promoted to liei- . = e | since 1924, when he was injured in an tended the general conference of dele- | !enant coionel in August; 1907, and to {automobile accident in Washington. He zation presidents at the University of | colonel in August, 1911. He was placed was born in Morrow County. Ohio, 83 4 - ¥ of | on the retired list July 16, 1921. The Company was incorporated August 15, 1889. The ago, b Havana yesterday afternoon. Norval | Col. Benet is survived by his widow n. Gardner was appointed commis- P. Nichols, commissioner of immigration | and two sons, William Rose Benet of first place of business was at the northwest corner of sloits o pensions by Precisent Herdi for Porto Rico, and Henry Carter, trom | New York and Stephan Vincent Benet Tenth and F Streets until the "New Granite Building®*, March 22, 1921, and served in that of- [ the Department of State, accompanied | of Paris, fice until March 4. 1925, when he was | him e b . as it was then ¢alled, was completed in 1891. It was succeeded by Gen. Wilder S. Metealf of | 5= Orily: two! meetiunstot the o i Kansas. Metealf i only al [ wil to t | A few centurles ago men of science the first modern, fire-proof office building in Wash- N O g |l be e 1o th publc. ‘The st of | ueleved that diamonds had. sex and ington, built to house the pioneer trust company of the Winfield Scott, the present commis- | . L. GARDNER. ond on the final day of the program. | ‘cproduced as other living creatures do. L stoner. | The delegation presidents named Mr. % T District. Gen. Cardner, who served in Congress Husband as vice president of the Gen- C h Of th fi from the third Michigan ditsrict for THE WEATHIER | |crat Conterence. Dr. Fernando sanchez fll' an S. six terms, was seriously injured in an o4 - de Fuentes, president of the Cuban|“HALE Extensive remodeling was undertaken in 1912 which, e i i B g delegation. will be president of the | it beli 5 14 ia 1 antie s December, 1924, and his r'vmdlllm‘)’ while ‘ m Cridt of) CollbRBIATat sl cous | GERErAIT Conférence. s u ro e ommoda o {in a local hospital was regarded as s - |9 was believed, wo provide ample acc ns for In a local hospltal was regarded as | OrIcl Ol O perature |, MI. Husband explained that the > United States )l i 3 NSt e many years to come. However, constantly increasing o i At ees Bl roc | Aooutt 524 aberecs: toalgh fomiarrow | Uhes SIS alisatamiie lnsucted | o o1 Pl s | falr and warmer. business necessitated further expansion and in 192€ the [ o e A e otne. the | Maryland—Falr and continued cold | gerning immigration and s restrained | N Towing Marct tonight: tomorrow fair and warmer. present addition and recenstruction was commenced. Now oW MATEl. ) War as e pelvate | VipIAG- Pat: ontlght and tosmcrrow, | CDlled States are affected we have a greatly enlarged, thoroughly equipped and up- in the 65th Ohio Infantry, and was | Slightly colder in southeast portion | (e deleRation would ald actively wher- to-date establishment that provides ample accommoda- SRR T L The ~General Conference will be | national commander of the - 3 . s 5 Record for 24 Hours. divided into five divisions to discuss | i % tions for still further growth. The construction is the | Grand Army of the Republic Thermometer-4 pm. 45: 8 pm. 45, | ransportatton and protection of emi- | s o Park Ceme work of Hoggson Bros., bank specialists, of New York e 12 midnight, 35; 4 a.m. 35: 8 nm. 34: | FFRRLS A0 seBitaTy e e, e | M and Chicago, under the direction of our architect, Approves Use of Camp Material. | 'p 00 BL o o 2053: 8 p.m..20.62- |the emigrant fo his new environment, | Arthur B. Heaton President Coolidge orday after- 12 midnight, 20.69: 4 am., 20.87; 8 am., |2nd methods of co-operation between | o 19 = noon signed a bill authorizing the Wa 95; 11 a.m 98 immigration and emigration officials of | Department to furnish the American {ighest temperature, 55, occurred at '”r‘f 'Vnno'uc r;'\txo{fi general subjects cgion convention at Houston with 6 p.m. yesterday. affecting immigration and an examina- OQur officers welcome the opportunity te show you b and Other material for thatgath- | . Lowest temperatiire, 32, occurred. at tion of the resolutions adopted at the | T 3 104 o ering 78 tod: heme conference in 1924, Each of | the Amprasiive banking rgom, bond departmaixt and real I Temperature same date last year— | these five sections will have a president estate offices on the main floor; the spacious trust Highest, 62; lowest. 40. | of its own. department on the third floor; the massive safe deposit Tide Tables. | U. S. PARTICIPATION SCORED. % & (Furnished by United States Coast and | : 7 vault; the new foreign department, with which is eon OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT At /| (Furnished By C e vers o " | MeReynelds Tells House Control nected the Washington Branch of Thos. Cook and Son, who EISEMANS 7th & F | Totws—tov tae 104 am and| AT take care of all travel service; and finally, on the M FERIENRUASE S aIERin At | s s e hed tniten tenth floor, the directors' room and the restaurant of Tomorrow—Low tide, 12 p.m.; high States in the international immigration ' = | tide. 5:31 a.m. and 5:59 p.m | conference to be held at Havana was | GR . Saturd the bank's personnel. =e——. . - % criticized yesterday afternoon in the | n‘.“m u Water g _FOUND. & The Sun and the Moon. House by Representative McReynolds. HARLES R GRIFFI 1 i i | P ke " Owner Today —Sun rose 5:55 a.m.; sun vh i Democrat, Tennessee. »m at N g laim_hini. | §:30 p.m. He said the attendance of the Ameri- | (ervices in . s Do not fail to view thf striking painting in the Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:54 am.; sun | can delegation was desired by the State | o 3 ¥ A4 bank lobby by Jokn Faed of "Washington receiving a = i e sets 6:31 pm | Department so it could control tmmi- | wywmis. on ¥ . sth and 1 sts. a0 1. G, Moon rises 2:07 p.m.; sets 4:02 am. | gration by treaties, and adde reaidente. salute at the battle of Trenton. Tartzer's, forist, on 19th ste Call Claren Automabile lamps to be lighted one- | “The control of immigraton by the | T 1 i 5 . half hour after sunset State Department does nrlml ‘eflect the | 2 gl v T b o g g ‘ o will of the American people. | 1 Cordially yours, B it Condition of the Water. | "Congress only should have the power | HOLZRER Psnie |;| ACK || A lel( HA nnu, Tanake trim Great Falls—Muddy. | to control immigration,” he sald, citing tids. be Wanitiesla: V | treaties with China and Japan which ismmebiile el ____ ! were replaced by Congress after the | T Paclfic Coast States had protested. | Ja/wun/ WUNCH OF KEVS a0 : L5 Blrths Reported. Rewari i 357 Wisconmin ave ireral from ale. Vi Statinne Weather The following he have been reported Detwern Falls Church and citv. with Health Department in the past 24 e tuside. Reward for th Avt P al ANNA Ports o art ¥ amd Mary F. Sohe orge, Metrakos UE. Exk e restdanie o1 her ourents President. o 1 Wi W08 1HN w GERMAN POLICE DOG tght and brown | 171 1o above adidre ASSES aheil rim in Edmonds case March i I turn 474 H st «w ) - b a =~ 5} Jos | and h bow e " § 3 g oy 2 ment Arlingt i il E ] e ;. On Friday if returned o Mes 3 ¢ A 3 Rodnex 'E J ) Hosvital. JOHN ELTON Vernon. Aot orth 1180 : 3 | Eaiwa la L e nest James and Fiorene D K i > 2 Gude). " Funeral from 1 RING AND KEYS. worn. leather-cav. | R e Keward Addiess Box 40K 1% NWiatusten B 7 3 | 3 B PENCIL Detwren M 3 0 oA . | Dcaths Reported, r Hill Cemetery Park Wyille car. W | The followinz deaths have heen reported Pt Bl g stornoon. W returned K ! 3 {to the Health Department in the bast =4 2 > e o with chaln a8 A R Ellen Fox. 81, Garfiell H Ty p s it chan ’ Herbert 3. Slocum Ja Price. 69, . 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On-Picturesque South River—Near Annapolis, Md. i X w ; . 4h & Spring Rd.__Cel 454/ ) : " ‘1'-:',"%21‘33].‘.1‘*.(;. H An historie old Maryland estate, rich in colonial traditions and upon L ()UR -designers create Am us Rm N . March 31 . Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co | T[N Sk e BT € 1 nature has lavished her beauties of water and woodland—has been Floral Emblems that 1625 Conmacticut: Ave: transformed into an exclusive playzround for the busy Washington man | ? combi D . SIPIesNive Potcmac 4600 and his family. kK hcnuty with best taste. 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