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TAFT NEW JUSTICE
OF SUPREME COURT
f Sonata Approves Nomination,
b 60 to 4, After Attack by
' Jt i I Rflrak anr4 .InUnertn
fjsv .Y I uv,u" """ "m"
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LIFE'S AMBITION REALIZED
Taft's Public Service
Has Covered Wide Range
Mr. Taft'n appointment to the
chief jiisttrcahii) of the Supreme
Court marks n precedent
It Is the first Instance on recoid
of a former I'roMdrnt of the nitetl
States lieiiiR named for high judiiinl
honors
While John Quiiiev Allium nnd
Andrew Johnson returned to public
llfo after their retirement from the
presidencj, the entered the legls
lntlvt brnneh of the Oovernmcnt.
To Mr. Tnft has eome the unique
distinction of heltiR translated after
ft comparHtiveh biiof lapse from
the pot of thief executive to that
of chief judician
Mr Tuft's career linn been one of
conspicuous public service In his
outh he wai nu ifMatnnt 1'ros
ceutlnc Attnrnov in his native
count) . promoted thence to n local
judgeship later Solicitor (Jenernl of
tho I'nited States, then a Federal
Judge, ioernor (leneral of the
I'lilllpplnes , Secrctan of War, and
President of tin I'nited States.
Hvcn nftet lii retirement from
the latter evalted post, his useful
ness as a public servant did not
ceae. for he was made co chairman
of the War Labor Iioatd nt a critical
period In American liistorv
In ever) post he lias discharged
his duties with signal honor
Washington. Jul 1 William How
ard Taft, formei President of the
United States. un nominated vesterdav
bv President Harding to be Thief Jus
tice of the I'nited States to succeed
Edward Douglass White The nomi
nation was credited to Connecticut and
not to Ohio
The nomination of Mr Tnft was con
firmed by the Senate in executive ses
slon late In the afternoon, bv u vote
of 60 to 4 Opposing confirmation were
Senators Horah. of Idaho. Johnson c'
California, and Ln Follettc of Wiscon
sin, Republicans, nnd Watson. '
Georgia. Democrat When the nonun i
tlon was first received it wns hoped U
a time thnt the compliment of contii
matlon In open executive session would
be extended to Mr Tnft, but it wns
(oon apparent thnt such action wns out
of the question, and the confirmation
was considered in secret session.
iDcatijs
jCnmTTR -..Ttma Hn AW n irlf. m (h
It .Mosj Arnrour runerul ?rvic 9t
2 P. M J13 Rockland avi- Varberth lt
Int private,
BRl HTJJI, At 4J V. Brlni:hurt t
June 28 MAHKI, nrCItTni 'n Wnt'i
mm), ajted 3S Kilatu - jud f i icr Is hi
Mted to enlccf. Sat 3d r M t c'i
rtldenco of hr brothr John I. Jar)
Watormtn. 2132 N' Iark a Int I
vate
BELL on Jun d 11121 In tho 79lh
year or hli er EDWIN . tini.I. o
Stroudaburg Pa Sfrilrn it hU lit rl
dnce. OUT Main n Krldij -iftemoon at
2 30 o'clock Mmbr of i'rwnt Iodse
No 40.1, F and V M of hl-i h" i
chartar mmler nr lnl'.d to ttnd
DLAIR June 20 1DJ1 PAULINE E
wlfa of Ocorce nialr Jr runral nfrNlCfs
and Int at comonlenri. of th famllj
BOWE Jun 20 IP21 MAHV i ldow
cif Slvetfr llu umil"S nd ft li n ik
rlao Altar and Ror Sorti-tv f st j,.im
th Maptlut ' nur h I allei C It V
lironch N S2H ar ln no 1 to vt nd fu
neral Sat S 3U A M fr-m her rfllnt
M Shurj an Mannunk ' l-n n i 'iui n
nun at M John th llaitisti ''hurrn in
A M Int St John.
BUCKLEY At Media Pi Juno 10
1021 ELIZABETH A dauhtr of th lat
John and MarM Huckloj luo nntl "f f
nera.1 "III be ilven
CAIRNS June 30 bOPHt wife f John
H Cairns (nee Kineri Hlatl nn I
frlenda alo mmber!i of Ihe Third Splniu
alilta Church are lnlted to attnl funri
aerMros it hr renldence 110 N I'an "'
Sundaj nfterroor .' o lock It.t Arllnutun
Cem
CALDVELI, At t'nrno c.io N I
June 20, CHARLES II hunband of jne B
CaJdw'll Servicer IX 1 P vt it ihi
Oliver II Batr Hid l2n i h' .tnut ' Inl
rrlvat Weet Laurel Hill m
CARICAN Jire 10 ctixrii:1 I" hi
bnr.d of Mvry J ( nrrlmu cn-e J l.nson) jnl
son of Join and Roie tnrrlaun K nil
and friends nUo .-in Pomlnro i- ui ell S
130. K of C . Court I et navlvanli I of
end 'William .V hnrton Jr Itin"r' ii eieiv
Invltod to funeral hat s 30 V M
i..nihi. . r..un 157' a 21d et -.-lenin
inaaa of equlem -t Antnnnj a rhurrh 1't
A. M Int Holv c ros
COSTON June 2'l t-vUUIE r lf of
Woodland I' c njton Kelitlve nl fil'nd
Invited to fitwril i-ervlcen Frl . P M
at the resldenee of her "later In l-i Mr
P White 4'10 E Walnut limr i.ennan
toven Int prlvnf
COWPEN Jun- 10 it her re.) len'
400'J Cedar ae MHY V ciiVVIE'.' uirnl
1 Funeral ivl Sun I P M at
Boehm'a Refornifd I hun h rilue lloll I a
CltEDITT June 2 Ro WILLIAM A
CREPITT Funeral erv lce s,it , at draie
Ilaptlet Temnl"i Broad an I Herki. ele ai 1.
noon I tit Edn t em
DAPS5JIS June T KDVIOMi eon of
Vincent and Marnaiet M pati.zla ad d
montha Relatlvnii and fiend iro InMt.d
to attend funeral Sn Ti A VI Inm lil
tmrenta renlileme 471 N "11 et Vnnflu
mam rhurrh f si c lelinlr n A M Int
Holy Croa c em
DAVEY June J7 ' AltRIE wife of John
Davey (nee rhlesel Relatives md friends
Invited to funeral service sat t P M
residence in Lecl ae K I ansdonne
Pa Int rernwood em Frlenda m.i call
Frl . afier "J P M
DKENK1 -Jime .1. il!VHtl- r t-
1 loved husl nd nf VIar(!are, t i i Tie i
tlvea ind frlendi ii . s, i vr II v
Name Pocei Punegal Sorlet 1 u N i
A. O H and emplnn nf Mi nudum a
Club, are lnltel u itten I fin nil VI i
S 30 A M fruit his lte reel I n e I J II
r- ... ... tin . .n rn ilnnt m i. Si
chnrloa church in V M Int llilvcru
CeDOYLE June 2 1"21 IKRfMIAH It
hiiVhsnd nf Annie Dl nee Mrlatvllle)
Funeral Saturda A M. from mtn reel
dene 1711 S Hlin l MOiemn niaan cu
requiem C hurcli of 8 Thn
AM Intermcni .N w ci
A,ECKER June 2I at 1
Joseph A, Ecker atted 7
.t erlamls lfarinnn I on
. Il'.ii.nn '"." -
A M Intermtm . inini-nri ' .Miir. iv
FC'KER June 2I at i:ilalitht iwn Pi
JoaVph. A Ecker eKed 7H eare IW.nvM
A. M. are Invited to attend serein
3 V. M.. at L P Keller t Sine S
JSth t nnd Lehltsh ave I nc Sunt
ncirrienua ,'"'."" ,..r.'"a ::',.,.. "
K ii
h I aurel
"ni.PIinDOE -nn June '.o in.'i Ellv
yfJLWEI.L widow of lames II hldrwlu
and dauirhler of the lain Joseph H nnd Mm
Knlubt Llnerd ae.l Hiwn "ervleea on
Baturday mornlnB at 1J o look cdallht
aavlnv time) noon irt the Gladstone lltl.
anil Pine ats Interment private
EMnERY June if. VSNIE K wlfo .if
the late William II Kmheri na.il Mi Fu
naral services s it TP M late resld. nc
1181 I'nulkrod at 1 rankford Int Nnrtli
FALLON' -June .' MARV K wife of
Vm J Fallon Relatives in t trim Is In
vltid" to funeral Sat H 30 V M 1 H7 N
Hope at Solemn tequlem inani ul St
Mlohaei;a Church 10 A M Int lloj
CrFUF.Y!-On June 30 1021 IOLISA
HARTLEY wife of Euaene J Fn v Funeril
services Sunday July 3 P M at iesl
.... a, h.r husband Ifi Lexlnifton avi
i2"v . .ill k. . . i.n. t. l.
lorcnancvuie n j mi prii-- riiuuua
,V nlnt North Laurel Hill Cem
uj," KRy.ut,. 3D, at her lace resldwue cillh
ava. alia lutn si uaa iane paiiaii
JBRRY wlfo of the late Panlel la" Fry
aied 03 years 1 months Funeral services
In Pljmoulh t hurch, Syraeuie N Y
OUIFFITH June JU at her residence
2418 N Oarnet at MARGARET V (nee
Pavls) widow nf Charles Clrlftlth Rrlu
Uvea and friends are Invited to seniles
Hut 1 30 P M parlors nf Martin Em
Hon. 2S0O Diamond st Int private l w
In Frl. evs
IIAIIItlNliro.N June 3d KI.I.AHEril
HARRIMiro.N Inee Hlnan) wlfo of lati
WllllJDI E, Harrington Relatives and
friends nro Invited to attend funeral seiv
lira. Hat., 2 P M.. at her late reslilen
2(111 Parrlah at. Int. private. Friends mai
rail Frl eve,
jfJ,nVET.-Jun 28. MANNING J.. hus;
haiid of ;h at Annla H Harvey, aaed fll
M." BWr. ylc. Bat . at 2 P. M
Wi.
(ilJ.ctUC, i!C23 Pcjnn at 'iflnh
''ilia
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New Chief Justice
WILLIAM HOWARD T FT
The former I'roldent Is tho first in
the history of the I nllrd States to
hold tho highest jndlrl.il .mil execu
tive ofliics
A dispatch from Montreal last night
convened the Information that the ap
pointment would be incepted
Seuator Horah led the light against
nrTii1?
lord Int East Cedar Hill Cem Remans
ma be viewed I'll eve
HVUfiHF.Y Juno .' THOMAS husban I
it lte Rose Hnushc Relitlvei an! friend"
llolv Name --oeletj ind B V M Sodility
are Invited to attend funeral Sal s In a
M from his late residence 3720 Locu-u si
-olemn requiem rrass St James Church 1
A M Int Holy Crots Lent
HFPFFliA VN At WashiUTtrn P r
tune J- THOMAS" hutiljind of Ellen Hetfer
nan fomerly or c nina. n N J ai,ed 7n
Funeral sit p II fr m lir il st bt i
iraln will arrive J 11 P M tnt ( alvar
C em Camden
HET7 June 2t M VRTIN C husband of
.Vlarle Heti (nee Oabler) ared rn Rein
Mi" and friend" nil sncliles of whih tn
wa a member Invited to funral faat 1 1
it from his lau residence 241V N Palrhl 1
st Int. private nt Greenmount Cem Re
milns ma he Mewed Prl after 7 P M
HITNEn In France Oct JV 10P EP
VARP Tit VI ci i ii Infanirv 7luh Plv
on f Pinlei o ar-l late ssrsh r Illcner
a?ei Relatives mil friends invliod n
funeril Sat Jul J J tn P VI "b.rvlies
and Interment at National Cfiinetorv Halnen
f and Limekiln pike Germane wn
HlcHE& On June 3" I0J1 JtiHN"
hubind of Mnn II Hughes Relative and
f'l.nds ire Invite! t, th" servi e nn Tue
d u afiernonn at J o elnik it his late res
Mm e H20 Mckean " Interment prlviie
kESNTt cm Juno jl i'iji H VliRlET
rf MHii N inch vtnlnw nf Henrv S Ken
ne ii,r d J earh . rvices Frldav after
noon . o i liwk from piriirs of Sechler A
Makulre ru V .Oth Interment private
kSiriKl luno jh i.hKIIVRP kMT
TEI liuiban 1 rf lh I He Ceriru I- knlttel
IteltlUes ftendK ind Ho Vim " flt
if M I ilii- e i hurih inutol to funeral
"at 1 V VI late renlence um v
kirk st solemn high requiem ociss at St
Ulll3 i h nrh n 10 A M Int pnite
Hr 1 H imr Corr
LEHIOHTO.N June .! VVILIIVVI hus
hand t the Hte Annl- Loiuhton Ililitlves
nml friends also Brotherhood of I nn '
F F t the p n Count West
Park .S SI P nf A I O H M No ',h
are incite) to attenl funera in fc to
A .M res lence -.lid I inrm'ir ave
" lleinn reo Hem miss St ctieeir u I hnrh
1" VI Int st Penis l en
I ocME.sBR - on June jn IdJl
I.nlIE I iiMiVIf IsIJR wife of the InCe
c h irl i. I I ongmoiier gied 71 imr Rel
mi vei ml frimla iro unit 1 t th eri
n s(tiirii afternoon nt i I ck it the
"I i H ldir 11 K JS20 ii injt st In
t mi' nc u in.oniniunt i meter Remains
i ie, ho iewod Prl lav eveninc
1'illTRHVlk Juno .i ihua M
w fe f '1 I n laiudcba. Ic l.e), i
inl ftionilK nro Incited to attend fun r 1
sorlo s uu j p VI late rwilin 170
lunlaii ' lot pi i in Pri ids m fall
'il 7 t j i P AI
VI Vi. I llih lun J- ll.'l Iiisbi H s
l"locd bust an I f M r I Matulre Rein
tle end frlnd an ins il I f sit.nd fu
icral Snt k in V VI fr m his I it resl
lenrp HJO U V'rk st - tm requt in
miss ii ht Ldw n I c hur h in v M pr
i 1sel Int jirl.31 New itli. Iril i em
MVRTIS' tune . i at her rosilei ce I'll
MirlllK st VI VIlilAllP.T VIAItriV Itela
t cos ail I lends are Incite 1 to attend fu
tell! Ht Sail A M frrni Che levirlence
of hei t ephe John I Vlirtli, jn.'l 1'iplar
st -1 1 emu mass of requiem c ithedral 10
A l Int old c atlielril c em
M i.iiVVAN lune ill IHHN" A Mc
f.'lW VN ll.liticee ami frtoi at , pQ llJr(
irel 1- of V nnd N rthem t,ller!
t .r I l eft M 1 in a-e Ins i. n t
i.nt funerni iat e CO V VI fro hu I
leslilftice MO N' New Vtarket st leinn
r tuiet is- i Augiistlno s i hui in
V M mi 1 1 lune
Ml I HAN i mo 2 drmerK f ' -iiV
Ouirrc st VIC VII c fo f J b M h i
I unein n In V VI repilene. f her
1 f rv i 11 w Vlri. VI e Meiiu Ill.Tl Ad
Iso (' t II .'ii nisi '.l c u th !, a I ir'h
in A M It Intic s md fri nls In lt I Int
ItOll ' I SS
Vn I II I I. It lune .'i
liijsl in I of Uiitna II Vi
ind fri n Ih Itli hi vin.l I
and A VI umhi i II
PI kadi nh t ' mniandr
HENRY c I AT
'til' I HiUtlces
ke Ni .'111 I
V i banter Nf
No ill v p
Phi a c onslsttirj V A II s
inplnves ( f
V IIMalll c r imps & rna Hhlp
nd Eiigln
Hull ling
I n
ire Incite I to ittend funeral
..ei h es
S H
2 10 P VI rorildeino M2ll
it pilcHie R mains mu t
to 11 P !
June 21 KI. IA BETH A
M itnni roruurlc cf7ls.'2 V
N Mh "t 1 1
low m rrl 7
Mi iT I RAM
ife i f lib. rl
7tl at Re iti e t 1 frlonrK ni.. invlMd
t ill nd funeril m ices sat li Vt P M
rosld n i 17P I r.ild ic" C olllnftscci n J
N I Int privat"
VII RPin lune 2H 1021 VIVRY I wife
f the late Willi nn II Uurphc (me Fisleri
Relatives an I frlen Is ire Incited tu intend
fun ral Sit 7 to A v from her lau ri s.
l,ii e II VAlnti st (totn and Vlirkctl Hlch
re'iulem mass St limes ' hun h 'i V VI
preiisilc Int Cathidrnl lun c
NFLLLY luno JS VII VtvlllJI S
rui.banl jf .Mil NtIhv Relnticcs nn 1
fnen Is ilso i mpl cis of P It R are In
vlied In nttend rum rl tercices Sit 1 P
M lat lendenco .'JJ7 s Rnstcc . J at Int
Northtvo ai e'em I r.-rds trny ca' I rl oca
N'EL'HER -June 20 1921 AI.VINA M.
wife of llujo A Neuber fn-e Schoanecvald)
Funeral servlcea Sat J P M at her lata
residence 001 N Franklin st Int private.
Remains miy be viewed t rl eve
OILS - Suldenly June .'7 VIAROARET
widow of Jamea Otis Relatives and
frlenls are Invited to attenl funrrul Frl
sao V VI from her dauRhter s resl li nee
Miirln lies IflH Haul et Rt'iuleni Inch
miss at N'ailclts church 10 V I Inl
Neic i athedra! (' m
Psltk Juno .'II REBEC f' daughter of
the late Iruiam an 1 i ith rlne Perk Rela
tins and frl. uds an incliel to attend fu
liernl s n lie" Sat .' P il at Hit, resl
dem e nf nor nlci Mrs VV P Slegert 1100
laiccnton ace Oak Lane Int private
PWSOV tin lune 20 10J1 ELLIOTT
I) husbmd or Mars II Paxsi n (neo liar
lis) Si rvlce nn Siturda afternoon at J
n'lliak (dayla,ht savuiir time) at I he Oliver
II Hair llldg lo.'O Chestnut at Interment
prlcala.
PEItkH Suddenly June .Ml JOHN r.
PEItlt' Ir aged IS NltUHllies and friends
h. ' "i
PHP i :MrW fl
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La' :- vl
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-Jla MILK if you drink it ice cold on a hot day. Vy,
I ' li The warmer you are the more you will appre- YJ?
I ciate the delicious, old-fashioned buttermilky ly
' flavor. Try a bottle it is the most healthful IVjij
noi-wemnei- annK Known. ii
1 1 1 1 "The Beverage for every age." Ir:
I 'II Phone is to Dclner a Bottle Tomorrou Baring 020'i i
Abbotts Alderney Dairies, Inc. Jh
k 31st & iTOLV Atlantic City L , '
Chestnut sQ stiyL Pleasantiille ff -
1 X Both Y"YM iVitdwood jfY'' '
NXPhones fj "Jf Ocean City jft, I r
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921
the former President. He declared that
Mr Tnft ceased the prnrtlce of law
thlr ,enrs ago, nnd thnt since that
time he hud been In politics. He argued
that Mr. Taft. who is sixty-three jeavs
of age. Is within seven enrs of what
ho termed the nge where by law n man
Is considered to hnvc readied mc age
of Incompetence,
The nomination was bestowed upon
Mr. Taft and sent to the Senate with
out the distinguished recipient s knowl
edge. The President announced tho
anpoltnment in the White House at 4
o clock.
Mr. Harding's selection falls "upon
his Republican predecessor beeatlse. In
the President s own words, "lie is the
outstanding figuro In tho I'nited States
that comes within the Rcnpe of my
choice " The field of availabilities was
earcfullj scrutinized. More thnn one
eminent lawyer came within the range
of possibilities. Hut measuring one
lonsiderntlon with aunther. the Presi
dent decided there was no candidate so
well equipped In point of reputation,
prestige, learning and legal experience
as William Howard Taft.
General Approval Expected
Mr Harding is hnppy to think the
approval of the country nnd of the
American legal fraternity will be
prompt, enthusiastic and universal It
Is the first time on record that n for
mer President of the United States has
been appointed to the Supreme Court
bench. Mr. Taft will be the tenth
Chief Justice and the third Otiloan or
the second Connecticut man to occupy
the post.
The new Chief Juetlcc succeeds the
jurist whom lie himself appointed to
that position Tbc late Chief Justice
White was nominated In 1010.
News of Mr Tuft's appointment to
the Chief Justiceship of the United
m
PKATIIR
from late resldmce nnij Pitman st
T.s
cons Int North Cedar Hill Cem
PETERSEN -on June .0 1021 HELEN
V daughter of Holder M and Helen J re
urn aged IJ vta's Relatives and frlenls
e invited to tho funeral on Mondiv morn
iff it . to ci clock from her parents real
n e 1JI t chancellor st. Requiem high
s at st times Church at ti o cloclc In
" ment at tmi t ross remeterv
PINKERTOV - lune J8 WASHIN'OTON'
V hush end of Marv L Plnkerton nela
nves nnd friends, alsv Ordi r of Artlsm
S W Assemblj No 18 A O M P Invite I
to funeral services Frl S P M 6H7
M-nster st Int parkesourc pa
PIVKFRTOV - June 20 lO.'l ROBERT
P PIVKERTOV Relatives nnd friends
ilso Meridian Sun Lolee N'o 13s F unl
A M ir incited to attend funeral service
Sat J P M pirlor. nf Pivld II Bowen
e. s -i Ml S 2d st Int private
pisst;iT June 2 inji EVIAVPPL A
PosFLl aged H2 Relatlses and fr end
ire Ins ted to sttend services at his late
residence Jl',2 N 21st st Prl 2 P M
prerlsels Int Oreenmount (m Friend,
mas ca I Thiir 7 to 0 P VI
pitOMis sufiaVni, jut .! WILLIAM
t PHOVIIs Riistlses and friends Invlled
t funeral sat SAM 14V N nth st
ltonuleni miss s, tohn s churcii o a M
Int prisite Prlends nn call Frl ese
It VI STOV lune jr MARY IRENr
diuahter of VV llllnm 0 and Ellrabi ih Ral
stop ngei 4 R'litnes nnd fr.ends Invite 1
is attend funeral serclies hat .1 in P vt
l.n Ba-I'er ase shirnn Hill Int private
REACH i in Juno an 10J1 BENJAMIN
RLAc If In his S4th seir Srrvlee on Prl
1 afterninn at J 30 o i 'ock ut the Ollser
II Bair llldg sjn chestnut st Interment
nunrr.Ti - s.n nu jun 20 put
VM' EL 1 iHlocd hufhsnd if Hcrilef
Pins in lUlertn Rost s e 'til friends iio
S'husiklll Tribe N .'OJ I n p. M t.lu
"ushini Ciurcll N'o 10 O f I A in I
Th imu W Buck esrl Deneflclal Assn. In
tori t nttnl fun ral serclcts 1 jes J
P M late rrsilenee 4020 V 13th st Int
f.r'nwivil fl if Pi Cem
FtOI t.ivsos June .'0 ERNEST hue
hand of Ad i P Rolllnaon (nee Claughtnn)
ig"f 0" Relatives and friends are Invliel
to sttend funeral Pat 2PM from his
late residence 4270 Torresdale ase Frnrsi
'ord Int Onklinl Cem Remains mas le
viewed Frl from d to 10 P M
SAI I s Jul e 3d MIN-MF w fo rf
i -nils -i us nee I 4'i Relallc w ind frten
r li ml t attenl funeril Pun 2 P VI
ii nsll nee .103 N 30ih st Int Jnti
Ii shurun
SRC,FNT June 2d ELIZABETH wife
of J J mes irgent aged IJ seirs Rein
uses ml friends Invited to funeril Sat
2 P M la e re-illence 700 Johnson et Int
Perncc ood
si HIPP June 30 MFER PCHIFF
riid 13 Iteiitises and friends are invite 1
to attend funeral sun II A M late real
d. nee 100.' Erie use tnt prlsate
S OTT lun. 2 A I HFRT son of Ute
F hrn pi and Reheccn So tt Relstlces anl
filetdf ire inslti.il to attenl funeral sers
pes -llt . P VI late resljence "t y
i ook a e rjienolden Vt nt pr sate
P!i ise omit (Iocs era
SHI A tune JR WILLIAM P hiithan I
of Jessie F Phea Relatlses md friend
Insltel to funeral Frl S 3n A M from
ri s dence MIS Oalnor rond, M.snnefleld
Sr letnn iniss if requiem at PI Greuory
c hun 10 V VI Int prlsate
Ml" SMITH On June 10 I0JI J(1
s Pit husband of Theresa Miuoemlth Seis
Wo on Siturdis afternoon at 2 o lock nt
h la' resl letli e 4 10 W Glenscoo ,se
Il I ri ent at Clreonmount C'emeterc View
la Frldas es'nlng
siIOTWELL - June 30 JOSEPH H bu
bn t of Hattle Vt Shntwell (nee Curllsi
Tle,tlces nnd friends ala i emplose,, of the
Il t VV to lire Invited to services Tu's
. In p Vt residence 2'oS VV Climb' rlsno
ft Int prlsate
isMiril June 30 ANNA r SMITH (ne
Berwlndi sslfe jf act captain samuil R
hnilth Finn ral sersiros s ,t mn i
Ft.ro V "V-tri st Int Wish lnsier View
nir Fr so
si RITTVI VTTER B V.LTHAS VR husband
nf Maris -trlttmacter (n,e Oesrhger) Rels
tlc.s ird fi lends also nil em letles of which
In sc is s member Invited to attend funeral
sat 7 10 V VI residence 1131 VV Sslcer
st High mass St Knnasentura s c hurch i
V M Int Hole Sepulchto rem
SIN DEI IPS -Suddcnl luno 2s IOIIN
Ol VP huktatid of Vlarle Fbert Sundellus
Funeral services Frl J P VI real letici
iTik W Johnson st Uermantnwn Int nrl
snte Emt loses nf the Put pass Leather Co
nnd Jung und Alt-derber Verelp in Invited
rutins' Enterel Into rest at Green Hi
Wis on June 2 1021 Res WILLIAM ft
3 lions' husband of Virginia Vliiseed rhor
nnd son rf the late S'lcholaa and Ellzabrtl
Whlleman Th ini Service nn Tuesdav mom
Ink at 10 o i lock at the (Ml ir H Pair
lildg lo'.O Chestnut at Interment ct
l.nurel Hill c emeterj
ANIiKIlSLlCE June i's EPWaRP s
V ASPEItSI H E M P Servl.'H Prl 2P
VI late resl lence IJ7 H nth st Int prl
WATSON -June 30 IOIIN' huabcnl f
Sallle Walson Funeral serclcs Sat i
p VI rest loncv 3J37 Ilondlnnt st Int
North Cetir Hill Cem Carpenters and
Joiner, I'nlon No U are Invited
VVEII.P June 20 WILLIAM W EH.p
iKeil TI f rmerly 00(4 Oenge ave Itelith-s
anl frlenls are Incited to attepl fun rnl
sorslces Srt 2P M. hrivel of Vndrecs J
Pair L Son Arch and 10th sts Int i )
VVLSKENITACH June 2 KATHEIHNB
(nee Acker) wlclosv of lavuls Wenkenbsch
Remains miy be slewed Prl ese from S to
10 oilock at her late residence Hi", v
,10th st Int ot the convenience of the
family
IJNnFRTAKF.ns
l lly" BROAD Aio I
rV- OIAMOH5 '
-i..flrr,rYe.'W ao-ssr .
States was discounted In Washing
ton owing to what President Hard-,
ing termed n "leak." Tho Presi
dent was good-naturedly discomfited
over having been cheated, as he put it,
out of his own "scoop." A reporter
who anticipated the day's events spoke
up and said :
"Nobody 'leaked' to mc Mr. Presi
dent. I Just guessed It."
Montreal, Julv 1. "It has been
the ambition of my life to be Chief
Justice." William Howard Taft de
clared last night, "but now that It Is
gratified I tremble to think whether I
can worthily fill the position nnd be
useful to the country."
"I have received telegrams an
nouncing thnt tho President has nomi
nated me to be Chief Justice of the
United States and that the Senate has
at once confirmed the nomination," Mr.
Taft said In a signed statement, com
menting on his appointment.
"I am profoundly grateful to the
President for the confidence he has thus
shown thnt I can 'discharge the Im
portant duties of the exalted office. I
sincerely hope and pray that I may be
able to show that his confidence has
not been misplaced. I highly appre
ciate the Immediate confirmation by the
Senate.
&saa-'xl ''""'vijsaJii
"I shall havo In the nenr future to
resign my professorship of Federal con
stitutional law at Yale, the presidency
of the League to l'nforee Peace, and
my position ns occasional editor on the
htaff of the 1'uur.io LF.nont. of Phila
delphia. W. II. TAFT."
1 0,301 IN STATE GUARD
'.I. ! .II
Adjutant General Reports Federal
ized Units to War Department
Hairlsburg, July (. (Ry A. P.)
Units of the new Pennsylvania Na
tional Guard which have been accorded
Tcderal recognition hnvc a total strength
of 10.301. There are -11)8 officers and
0803 men. according to Information sent
to the War Department bj Adjutant
Oenernl Frank I). Heart for the com
putation of the allotment of Federal
funds to the State military establish
ment. The reports showed: Infantry, offi
cers 223, enlisted men B143; cavaliy,
officers 02, enlisted men 1304; field ar
tillery, officers 121. enlisted men 2370;
engineers, officers 22, enlisted men 513 ;
medical, ofbeers IB. enlisted men 313;
motor trnusport, officers 4, enlisted men
li": staff officers. 11. enlisted, 3.
Zrric&S
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Physician, Victim of Duty, Left
Everything to Wife
Dr. John H. Hnrtwcll, 3302 North
Rrond street, who died June 21 follow
ing lnfeatlon of his hand during nn
operation for appendicitis, left his en
tire estate, vulued nt $10,500, to his
widow. Ills will wns probated today
with the Registrar of Wills.
Ry the revisions 0f the will of Ade
laide K. Carruth. who died June 2T
In Hie Rcllevuc-Strntford. where she
lived, her estate of S200.000 Is made a
trust fund for her husband. John 8.
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Norris and Ressle Nickels. They will
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