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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
sfeKs SOURCE OF BOOZE
eoranton Judge to Insist on Know.
wbere Supplies Come From

sor,rtnn. Pa. March IL BY A.
- SCI am fully aware of the fact
It the persons who arc getting the
tnaiI toi nroRt out of the illegal sales Of
Iepistv Iesi in this section are keeping in
Wn W. background, that they are spending
me ,nc sums of money and using other
sus ls1s in inducing violators Of the law
msan me- are caught to refrain from 'squeal.
VIZ ;M So 60 that they will not be reached,
nn, ,ns I do not intend to stand for this
,h;,s nu. Of defendants telling me they do
,n,"s at stnow where or from whom they
noo nnouoocnred m liquor" said Judge G. B.
Tyit Witmer in Federal Court here yester-
day. o ,,,i, ,,.ho,, u 7
,.cobs. of Kingston, pleaded guilty to
sarins transported liquor in Kingston
.ud Said that he did not know the
au ssme Of the man who sold or gave him
the whisky. , .... g., ..,,
A;led Yesterday when they pleaded
% ,nlty Of violating the law. Charles
Hail, of Harrisburg, was given six
,nonths in Jail, and John Burke, Of
snsouehanna, was fined 500 and given
thirty days in Jail.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
SECURING BUSINESS
CAPITAL QUICKLY

Foroeful, high powered. convincing presenta'
tion through right channels. based On orig
inaI intalligent safes plans. will get devel-
opment or working capital, in any amount.
IN record time, snd AZ mlnlmum COS, we
specialize on every phase OF insnc.al writ
ing ana direct by mail selling. Twelve
years successful experience, Advertising
Hervics Co, Parkway Bldg. BROAD ana
Cherry st-. Telenhone spruce 1920 -
WE WISH to connect with A. man in this
city who mas q broad acquaintance. PREF
erabiy with the auto trade. TO start an az
gresstve selling campaign with several new
auto apecalties, consisting of an adJuttHnN
Ing cup, positive tire rim remover tool, any
angle tool KIT and DupleX auto signal whiCh
has wonderful future; recollect. have you
seen satisfactory auto slgual2 NO. We
ha We such n signal. placed on the car whefe
you signal with the hand. adapted TO open or
closed cars. dsy or night small investneht
will be required 30 get necessary samples oi
each. Reply. giving experience and reference
JConddnntialD 70 NJ R3n Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALB

SALESMAS--YounE man, married 70, de-
sres to connect with good house 3 years
cotton and woolen bu9ness; n- stock prOpO-
sition road preferred. II g12. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

rUESTER AVE 14O@-Two unfurn. rms.
suit. Tor II. hskpg. or office. Wood. 1874 J.
1.1tr. ,.I.N,Itn, nnnn Rnnrn MIN nriva,. hath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
APARTMENTS
Park Ave. & Dauphin NJ \ :
WAVERLY APARTMENTS
.Dn IN l. III

1917 PINE st. Large living room, with
fireplace: best paTquetry floors; sun all
day: large bedroom. most modern OF osths,
shower and perfect Kitchen; unfurnished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
DEATHS

p mat the residence of her son-in-iaw,
,'a, Arthur pedley, 21l3 N. Uber st. mt pri.
WoLF-March IS, 1921. MARTIN F..
husband OF Mergareths Wolf tnee witt.
employees Of BENJAMIN Booth & Co, are in,
S,ted 70 services, Sat-. 2 D. m,, residence.
olS S W; ,,S Southland st. Int, Northwood Gem.
dsughter OF the lete John II. and Emily
Worthington. Relatives and friends are in.
p. M, at her residence 3424 Rhawn 1T :,
holmesourg, Int William Penn Gem. Re.
mains may be Viewed Thurs. I TO o p. m.
- NiNN.-March 10, CHRISTINE, widow OF
Frederick L.. Zinn. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend funeral. Sat. D
r., m, residence of her granddaughter. b381
Gem. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ADVERTISING MAN

An extraordinary proposition ls now open
to live business man Of fair hnancia'
status who would like to get into a leSit-
mate advertising business.
The advertising concern is nationally IrcoH
nized and has n clientele Of twenty national
advertisers.
New business or actual cash IL not required,
but additional security IL necessary IN order
to negotInte an extra baUk loan for the
purpose Of financing work on advertising
campaigns already contracted by manufac-
turers. Every form Of advertising u
handled. such as billboard direCt-tnaiI'
trade paper, newspaper and national maya
zines whose closing dates are six weeks TO
two months In advance.
IfDS u NiI LEDGER OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
Married Elopers Get Jail Term

Milwaukee, Wis, March 1T.--Pierre
p."l Huther, Highland Park, H.. and
Mrs Charlotte Franzen, former wife of
y University of Wisconsin employe,
.oro sentenced to serve three years in
,bc state penitentiary at Waupun yes
tsrday, when they pleaded guilty In
Municipal Court to statutory charges.
Inther and Mrs. Franzen attracted at
tsntion several weeks ago when they
Ssre arrested in st. Louis after the
.oman's husband charged, Mrs. Frazen
Id been taken from him forcibly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

- March 10. ADELAIDE,
Robertson. aged o.. Due
VIII be given, from her late
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

SCHUTT.-At 1907 Chestnut ST, on March
10 1921. EVERETT PETTY SCHUTT
aged 93 years. Relatives and friends are
at O'Clock, at the Oliver II Bair Bids,
1920 Chestnut at. Interment at Cortland,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

ROBB.--Msrch II. RICHARD r., hus-
band of Jennie C.. Robb (nee CORNELL In his
74th year. Relatives and friends. employees
OF Phiia. Rapid Transit, Co. all societies
OF which he was member. are iny!ted to
residence. 4l4s n. Fairhill St. PhIla. Serv-
Ices and int. at ChurchVille, Pa, on Sat,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

SA SALESMEN-Unusual opportunity offered
for clean, honorable men; earnings on
strlctly commission ba sic, depend on your
ability; personality and good address essen-
tial to command consideration; splendid re-
munera ton TO experienced men on house to-
house work, SEQ Mr.. Mitchell. 2i1T n. sth
at, after $50 p. m.
Statesmen a financial house OF high
standing has opening for | or 2 expert
snced stock statesmen Of integrity and ability
Call Room S0l. Finance Bldg
sA ienced in selling essen
tial oils, food colors, daYorinSs, etc, to
handle profitable line on commission basis
NJ 9l2, Ledger Office.
SALESMfN calling on cigar ana ca
trade to handle side line; commission only
Apply 82l Market st. third tooC.
aALESMF N---3hoe statesmen for Saturday
only experiencrd need Appy. 729 y. 2d al
SHOE Statesmen, g. some experience in
selling high grade women's shoes, See Mr.
Hoffman, Winkelman,s. ll90 Chestnut
STAG RoOFERS and helpers, prevanne
wages and hours. Apply 1922 N eth ST,
T;l6 O. m ready for work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
WANTED

BEDDl\G fIrr.'Ue "1'.~ l.r.-"4O.I
wanted We viii uIH N.II uN1.. urur. a..
, ali auENhryu. ATTY tn'' SuulhWa h r'uruI.
ture Co, $50 5 l6th ST. Pm, Dickinson 1908.
WE WANT at once. household furniture
store fixtures, office furniture, unN supr
cash: honest value Phone us dtout H., iu-
gust i2lt. Old Church, cor. l2th and CRerr:.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

REHFUss.--Nlareh 10. 1921, GEORGE u
REHFUSS. Relatives and friends are In
Vited to attand funeral services Fri. 2
y. m, late residence. 1881 8. lambert st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

BROADBELT, On March 10. 1921,
ADELE e.. wife Of Leon W. Broadbeit
sryice on Saturday afternoon. at o'clock
Al Mortrose Cemetery,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
County Distributors Wanted

highly prOhta bic business ca n be Developed
by the right men; we want live business men
TO develop specially Of UNUSUAL m"rit. na
tionaliy advertised sold througOut the
world. men to take the sole distribution in
every county In eastern Pennsylvania ana
Camden, our sslling plan and method OF CO.
operation VIII Insure success Tor men OF rIEhL
Caliber who can handle salesmen. appoint
preferred II YOU can qualify and finance
initial order and are looking for remark
able opportunity, send address and phone
number 70 foX - 80. ledeer Othce. -
SOLE DIsTRGBUTOR
wanted by the nufactureTs Of q famous
MALT SYRUP
for Philadelphia and other counties IN PENN
sYlvania. New Jersey, Delaware. MARYLAND.
ID. e. : applicant must be aOl" t. carry stock
to effect prompt delivery; iust the thing for
wild" acquaintance among drug and grocery
stores ~ enjoy popularity among fratefnl-
uns. ROBERT ". KlEwERT. Hotel Ven
dig. Philadolphin. Pa -...-
SPECIAL capital wanted $40. 900 to E25, 900.
by small. wel-established bend Investment
house for expansion purposes: guarnntees
monthly interest and percentage of annual
profits. Address y s22. I1edger Ofhce
TRADING IN listed securities profitable II
carefully protected; I take one-th!rd Of
monthly. Full particulars. 1928, Ledger
Ofncs.
EXCELLENT opportunity for reliable man
with $1,000 % take over retiring partnsT' q
interest IN Il garage and welding business
must be seen 10 be appreciated. Il 0l3.
FINANCIAL assistance to business men.
Maurice Lichtman. 2O5 Colonial Trust
Bldg. 18th and MARKET. Spruce CTS
STORE and dwelling. consisting OF ~ rms >.
baths. ice cream parlor, dplica lessen &
clsars \. W. cor. Gath Paramount ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

lBEIDtJl\ti
wanted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
STORAGE AND MOVING

HAULING to storage free this month from
Philadelphia or ten miles outside PhiIa !;
clean as YOUR home Wa make specially nf
moving, packing, shipping 90 all parts OF IN.
world storsSe IN separate locked rooms.
local and long distance moving b, pBrkard
vans: estimates free. Wanted Immediately
u load for Boston AMI u load back; also A
load wanted for Atlantic CIV GlAnwN,J
storage ana Carpet Cleaning 90O6- 10 RidTs
ave FstAb'ished since 1855. Phone DiS
mond i6Sg. or Logan oinCe Wyoming S"9b
ONE 5-tou Pierce Arrow truck leaving from
dsiphia would like return load Auirs..
I + Jennings, ,ar- OF Foss Hughes o. VSH
ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
LOST AND FOUND

bA9--,Lost, .., gold mesh bag Manufacturers
Club, last night between and s o'clock:
$50 reward IL returned 70 ls47 n 18th At ,
no questions asked,
PACkAGE-Lpst, package containing blue
serEo skirt from back OF machine, March
rooney 22 Cowyn ave. Cynwyd, Pa.
f0LlCYs-Lost, Perpt policy. IL, 497. 1ns.
20, OF N, A., to James H. Windrim, for
soVuu' covering property in Merton: appli-
cation has been made for a new policy
E1nder please return TO Commonwealth
Trust Co.. 1901 Chestnut at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
VICTORY STORAGE

b2N6 FIIOeTt- Phone Be ImOnl IN
for esttmates. pt"rCe.Ar'ow vHns
INTERSTArE WAREHOUSE
Warehouse space 'or rent ! q 600 su n
:. WATER 81. -- MARKET H3T2
THE joins RHOAnS tr'
STORAGE, packing, moving carpet cleaning
<l61hp LANCASTER AVE- MESr PUlIE
MONARCH STORAGE so 1870 I.NNCAS.
TER AVE Alto SERNICE SrOR0E
PACKING lONG-UISTANrE MOVING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
SEWING MACHINES

s3O--NEW drophead. 15c weekly. cost
elsewhere singer and others. sS TO
fully guaranteed 1876 y 10th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
ROOMS FOR RENT

cIlESTER AVE 14O@-Two unfurn. rms.
suit. Tor II. hstpg. or office Wood, 1874 j..
CHEsTNUT. 2O36 Room. with privats bath,
beautiful suite. also single room ----....
DIAMOND. 1907 Desirable single, also sit
Ting room for gentleman. bath. marble
shower. rhUne.
hARCIrwOOD AVE. 46O6 (best section W.
ndmd odse rH a2o Pfes,oS sf7s
LOCUST ST. lG33-Nicely furn. rooms next
to bath. suitable for or 2; also a single
room: central location. modern conYeniences.
LOCUST ST. 1G33-Ncely furn. rooms next
to bath. suitable for or ?; also a single
room: central location. modern eonyenienees
PINE ST. 3929 light, airy rm. 4 large clos.
Nrcnte. With hot and cold water. sink. 30 q,
PT&E 1900 - Lovely apartment, 2 rooms,
bath aud porch. eNc"lent table. Loo 1910.
TiOGA 3l32 y i7TH-Owner; large de-
iached home. viii rent large furnished
rooms, zach with private bath. every modern
convenience 81 gentleman preferred.
18TH 4, 1879 II o r e l. r U r C-Beau.
furn. rooms spotless clean. cleo. h-w.
heat: daily 4 weekly rates, conv. TO stations;
hest accom-. FOR travelling people Spruce 1854
l5rH; y 3482. TIoGA,-Owner; large de,
. rooms, each with private bath. every modern
. convenience. 81 gentleman preferred.
RACE. 1901 unfurn. 2d-h. front. large rrn
southern expos run. water. Barring $3.50,
SPRUCE ST 1910 & lG35-ExtTemey de..
ruonrs and suites. hand. furn priv. baths.
nth. lslG y Large paror. furn. bedrm. &
AT rm como also LATge SIT. rm. reas
10TH 81. y. lal-COmrortIbly furnished
rooms. good accommoda tions: ~ blocks
from station reasonable, daily and weekly
rates Phone Spruce 392s. =
TWO weu-furn rooms. elec. light. telephons
service with private family; ref. req. 383
y jgd ~. Belmont 03a9 .E
ATTRACTIVE furn. apis some housekpE
Sherwood Apt. Agency. 1894 Walnut st.
LADY having own home would like to rent
furr. rm 70 bus. woman. 7 523. Led. on.
Furnished
cen y l8G-Bus couple or . gents; or q
furu rms light hskpg.: mod: priv. fam
ATLANTIC CITY
: NUTrNI.I r1TTAGE. = y Main ave-: un-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
OLD GOLD

ASH pad 10 old gold. silver and sutaus
clocks Rogers Is : l7th Locust 12l9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
PERSONALS

IF THE PARTY who on Sunday. Msrch 10,
left the male Infant on a South 21st at.
porch will furnish information concerning
It's antecedents II will prove advantageous
TO the child: strictly confidential. S2s,
ledger Office.
with correspondent signing "AntiuuAry"
20 letter to Ledger August 90. 1920 re-
ferring to Edwards house, 18th and Walnut
CHARLES !. COHEN
1920 Spruce at.
w. CORLETTO has sold iunchroom, IO8 N
10th St. TO u. FiBhman. Present claims
to W. Corletto. on or before Thursday.
March II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

good opportunity for ambitious man. Write
tos. y strubel l, supt,, Marietta Mfg. Co,
Dnint pIaaaant w Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

CRAFTSMAN with some technical training,
shop and toolroom experience; must know
mn nufacture OF small interchanssabie metal
nnrts and sheet metal work; should be ablo
10 design pinch and dies, i,g fixture; state
last D years experience and salary location,
Philadelphia. A-b. 2. o. Box 8600
I4ACQUERER wanted. for a hrst-class fix:
ture house: must be Al and understand
how 10 make all colors. = SEQ Ledger on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

10TH ST. ABOVE PARAMOUNT AVE.--Two
and 2 rooms. bath and Kitchen, $40 and
$40 his apartment house. contains IS
Sn9r,msnts ard is modern. Apply 0ls with
srspoon Rldg Filbert jl66.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. sdvertisnS
agency experience, preferred, Address ap-
pliCation in own handwriting, stating ase
salary expected reference. etc NJ OH,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

neutrality-suspicious. in insuraIre Of
nee; state age. exp.I sal: refs. u 90I J., ~
CUSTOM TAILORING CUTTER
One with practical experience and executive
ability TO take full charge OF custom tailoring
department; good sshry, steady position 70
the right man write TO Ihe Ouhity shop'
IA laham Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

nERT f. SSSbsMd of cf CaiaeriRo sSam ai nee nee
GrIfGgl. Relatives and friends. also stand
Ing psysS Elk o FOS r. S sSpy9sId az are Q nScS % 10
Ss4 i' RdGeSsy st., Gloucester city, e. J.
Int lBHEsG:MepoNAGD Hsf@s f9SS GG'" March IS CATH.
ERNIE wife OF William II Sibel, aged so
Relatives and rTiends are invited 70 attend
dencc. 8lO e. Woodlawn ave. GermantGwn
Solemn requiem mass at the immaculate Con
o,9l9p g. GSpreh p 10 a. H Int Holy ssspnshre sNI
sWYLER. Relatives and friends are invite ed
to attend funeral services Fri. . p, IN.
At her la;e Residence; 2lS 7th ave, Hsdd9n
"SE STEAYLoR' " '"MGreh H. GEoRaE H TAY.
LoR. aged 6s, Relatives and friends are
a. m. late residence, Huey and Penn aves &,
DreXel HiI. Pa. Int. private. Friends may
cal rYpRi;Nd THSsii to MsrrR "a r. ,5 1921, MARY
daughter OF the late Francis D. and Mar
Ursprung Relatives and friends also Ian.
caster Circle No. so, Ladies' +, Of A, are
from her brotheI-in.lsgs residence, ina
Nit. Vernon ST., Phila; Solemn high requiem
mass at Church Of the Assumption, B; V.
caster, re-. upon arrival train leaving Broad
Van METER, HAP \ NiioSS SI,,h Z, st. on
mer5 Service on Saturday morning, at J 80
o clock. at the Oliver H. BAR hlds' 1920
FrianTs NAV call Friday evening
Wall. ACE. March TO- MARY L., wife
Tiends are Invited to attend funeral services
sa' XmsrtSan S st. Int. prvS:c, S%S FeTS%ood Gs@ SS
wILsoN.-March 10, JANET C., wife OF
late Robert Wilson, Funeral services Sat,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

.,ARCIrWOOD AVE. 46O6 (best section W.
Phila Attractive room. shower bath: new
nome. moderate rental Preston e473 VI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

STBNoGEAPHER. experienced. and ofhce
assistant, desires afternoon position Phone
. TO i2 Locust 1882.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

LOCUST ST. lG33-Nicey turn. rooms next
10 bath. suitable for 1 or - also single
room; central location. modern convenieuoes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17

TRl RlCkS-Ou" -.'on Diamond = chassis.
Ike new, one 2-ton Diamond r van body.
Ike new. one L.'un AutOCar, excellent 'on-
ditton; one ia ton Republic, body and raO
complete three ;. ton light delivery 'ru,hs
one r-tOu Blair
The Washington times., 1921-03-06
WONT SCN," GERMANS
SAY: HINT new PROPOSAL

BERLIN, March 6-Reports that a
communication expanding the terms
Of the German counter proposals on
reparations was being sent to Lon
were officially denied today.
Independent Socialists have in
formed the Bavarian government that
the monarchists in southern Germany
are planning to precipitate a revolu-
tion on Tuesday II the allied penalties
are enforced.
Chancellor Fehrenback appeared In
the Refchstag last evening to an
nounce. the attitude OF the German
government upon the allied ~ulu-
matum on reparations, and before he
started to speak IL was reported the
cabinet had decided to support the
counter proposals submitted by
Foreign Minister Simons to Premiers
Lloyd George and BRAND, thus reject
ing the ultimatum.
Members of the cabinet were quoted
as saying 1t had been decided to sup
port DIR. Simons to the limit" At the
same time II was added that every ef-
fort would be made to reach de-
cision with the allies tomorrow.
minister, has not signed and We will
not sign" Chancellor DR.. Fehrenback
declared in the Reichstag as he stated
the German position toward the allied
INSPIRATIONS demands.
But almost in the same breath he
indicated that the German representa-
tives in London were prepared to
make new proposals to the allies.
The Washington times., 1921-03-06
POuCEMAN'S WIFE
IN NEED OF RELIEF
Mrs. Preston E. Bradley Left IN
Destitute Circumstances by
His Sacrifice to Duty.
This Is Sunday.
Everybody has a day off.

everybody mas uay OH.
You and yours are comfortable and
happy. with a roof over your head,
the grocery, bill paid and everything
running smoothly.
Why not think of those who are
not SO well off?A ~yy
Among them is Mrs. Preston Z.
Bradley, widow of Policeman Brad
ley. who sacrificed his life in the line
of duty. = 50 a
Mrs. Bradley faces a heavy mort
gage on her home. She-is about to be-
come a mother. The grocery bills
left by her husband. who was crushed
to death between an automobile and
street car. are still unpaid. Owing to
his earnest efforts to save money
with which to pay off the mortgage on
his home he did not keep UP his in
surance in the Police Protective As
ISOLATION. so his widow hasn't even
that sum of money to protect her
against the vicissitudes of life.
A number,sof appeals have been
made to the Washington public for
relief for the families of public SER
wants who sacrificed their lives in the
line of duty. but none of them was
ever more pitiful or Humanitarian
in it's aspects than the one now being
put forth in behalf of Mrs. Preston z.
Bradley. .....
II you want to contribute to this
worthy charity, send your donation
to +. G.. Addison. vice president of
the Security Savings and Commercial
Bank, Ninth and G. streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1921-03-06
HARDING POLICIES
PLEASE GERMANY
Presidents Inaugural Address
Makes Favorable impress
sion in Berlin.

BERLIN, March 8.-The attitude of
German officialdom on President
Harding's inaugural address. 1t was
learned today. may be summed up In
the following words:
"The new Presidents words make
most agreeable impression upon Ger
man officialdom. Germany would well
come President Hsrding's plan for
disarmament as 1t would also well
come an international tribunal to
take the place of the badly function
ing League of Nations.
"The indications that President
Harding opposes economic isolation
for the United States creates a most
favorable impression here"
The Berliner Tageblatt says today:
president Harding's speech is
realization of practical politics from
America which has long been prom
ised. The Presidents doctrine Is one
of hands off in Europe but he makes
n plain that America will cooperate
to prevent future wars"
The Washington times., 1921-03-06
HARDING GHASP|CKED
new WHEADSF0RD.C. c.
cuno H. Rudolph and Buck"
Fenton Said to Be Presi-
dents Selections.
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

Inc, He resigned his position with
this corporation upon his appoint
ment as Commissioner in January,
1910. ~
One of the first things to attract
Commissioner Rudoiph's attention
after coming, to Washington was the
lack of playground facilities. With
the aid of Charles F. Weller. he es-
tablished the first public playground
In this city, in 1901 Later he formu-
lated and was elected president of the
Washington Fairgrounds Association
and held the position until March 10.
1910. when he resigned and was sue
ceeded by Arthur c. Moses.
He served as President of the
Board of Trade and is a member of
the board of trustees of the Asso-
ciated Charities. Following his ap-
pointment as Commissioner he was
chosen president of the board.
Among the departments under super
vision were those of the assessor. tax
collector, superintendent, of insur-
ance, auditor. Commissioner Rudolph
was married in 1891 to Miss Amy Edna
Merz, of Baltimore.