Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1929, Page 8

CERMANY GREETS WORLD ADHEADS Berlin Welcomes Delegates| to Congress, Due to Open Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, August 10—One of the| latest and most convineing signs of the} much talked of “Americanization of| Furope” was the spectacular reception | arranged here today for the premini-| nary meeting of the World Advertising | Congress, which opens here Monday. Special trains, special reception com- mittees, bands, banquets, decoraied railroad- stations were all part of the welcome staged by Berlin's city gov- ernment and business leaders for the 5.000 delegates,. most of whom reached the city today, and 1,000 of whom aie Americans. A former chancellor of Germany, Hans Luther, is president of the con- gress, and with Former Minister of ‘Transportation Rudolf Krohne, vice president, will share the honors as pre- siding officers with Charles C. Young- green of Milwaukee, president of the| International Advertising Association. President von Hindenburg and eign Minister Stresemann are amon, those who have shown special inte: in the meetu nd Minister of the THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, WARREN F. BRENIZER DIES AT AGE OF 92 | Oldest Active Federal Worker Wat Retired About Year Ago. Dead at 92 l ‘Warren F. Brenizer, oldest active em- ploye of the Government in Washing- ton ut the time of his retirement about a year ago, died in his ninety-second year Friday at his residence, 627 A street southeast. After passing the civil service retirement age he was continued on_ active duty three times by special order of the Secretary of War “in the interest of the service.” For several years before his rctire- ment there was only one man, so far as | known, in the Government service any- | where in the world who was older than Mr. Brenizer. That was Col. Elmer B. Cope, superintendent of the Gettysburg National Park, who died about a year ago. Until his retirement Mr. Brenizer was in charge of cabinet and other wood- work at the Army Medical Library and Museum in the Smithsonian grounds. His health remained good until a week ago, when he began to show signs of the heart weakness which resulted in his death. . Mr. Brenjzer was born at Harris- burg, Pa., December 27, 1837. At the outbreak of the Civil War he enlisted DRIVER AND LIQUOR EVIDENCE SEIZED el S e ensed i {in an early battle, but recovered a few et Dt L months later sufclently to serve in the Wright With Transporting and | Army Construction Corps until the end WARREN F. BRENIZER. He came to this city from Willlams- terfor Carl Severing, with American Ambassador Jacob Gruld Schurman, | will be among the speakers at the opening banquet tomorrow night. | The American delegation is expected amply to justify their reception. Among the Americans who will address the congress are & number of men promi- nent not only in advertising but in gen- eral business fields. J. D. Moone: president of the General Motors Expor Co., will speak on “Trends in the Eco- | nomics of International Distribution,” | . Filene, Boston ph!lnn-‘ thropist, on “Advertising as a Road to ‘Wor)d Progress.” [ alter A. Strong. publisher of the Chicago Daily News; Joseph H. Appel, Publicity director of John Wanamaker | & Co., and many other represel nnve] American business men and publishers :fll take part in the congress discu: 008 SAVINGS Mean Most Where QUALITY Is a Year-Around Feature. AUGUST SALE offers these outstanding values for / _—__\ 3-Pc. Overstuffed Bed-Davenport Suite Qccasional Chairs AUGUST SALE PRICE A number of slzfi styles in mo- hair, tapestry and velour. New Breakfast Suites VERY SPECIAL AUGUST SALE PRICE s Several attractive color combinat daintily _decorated. Chairs have backs, Excellent finish. 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They arrested the man and took the many jars of al- leged liquor, nine of which were broken. | Tuneral services will be held at his They were piled around the gear shaft | residence at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, | that made it impossible to | and interment will be in Cedar Hill low to second. Cemetery. Mr. Brenizer leaves a son, Rev. John L. Brenizer, and a daughter, Miss Lot- tie L. Brenizer, both of this city. ¢ Wright Co’s tomorrow’s shoppers AUGUST SALE PRICE *159 | Covered in figured Damask and well selected, two-tone velour, in various colors. A. comfortable bed and very attractive living room suite. Full size davenport, club and wing Porcelain-Top Kitchen Tables AUGUST SALE PRICE All first qual- sslé ity. 3 different ; Mahogany-Finish Chest of Drawers AUGUST SALE PRICE Early Amer- $19£ ican design. S drawers, Complete Coil Spring BED. 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