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wp re Pftblistrffie Co. I'Jlftteffid'tft tlto Poflt'ofttac at Indiana, fig Second Class Matter, H' sO $3.00 'Evening 1 Gnsietlc, six months $1.50 Gtfzcltc, three ntonths owe month .25 The fttenipg Gazette is published day except Stfiidrty riifd Is delivered by carriers in Indiana and sur- towns. KAf, Manager and Editor. FRANK M. City Editor.

MILES C. YOUNG, Advertising Mfjfir. CLASSIFIED A0VERTISING. Want adst one cent a -word each in- Display advertising rates made knofwif on application. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 191(3 fieil tribunal nmy expound It shall be Imposed upon every pnrfc of the cofn- It will probably be a long time bc- fo.ro this can be aecoinplishe'd, but it constitutes the idea toward whose realisation all enlightened and progressive men should strive, and it is a pity that the Lake Mohonk conferees did not place themselves on record as fio regarding it.

Their noncommittal attitude can only be explained upon the assumption that an expression of opinion on the subject at this time was considered premature. They can hardly have failed to recognize the logical strength of the proposition which they evaded. Philadelphia Inquirer. New Dress for Sharon, SHARON, May Sharon has a new dress. It has come out like a butterfly from its winter DEATH OF MRS.

MAMARETflNlBY News Received in Indi ana of the Sudden Passing of a Former Indiana Resident at Her Home in Greeley, Colo, THE FUNERAL HERE Relatives in Indiana were notifiec today of the death of Mrs. Margaret Hugh Truby at her home in (free- ley, Colorado. She was the wife of the late John chrysalis and today stands ready for 1 Truby who passed away in Greeley a inspection, but in deep thought. It few years airo, and daughter of Jacob seriously considering claiming title to i and Julia Hell Hugh, late of Rugh's cleaning, clearring, this the name of "Spotless Town." All week long Sharonites have been Station, Pa. The Trubys made their homo in Indiana for a number of years dur- PRESIDENTIAL POINTERS The presidential election of 191G will take place on Tuesday, November 7, when the Qualified voters of each state will cast their ballots for electors equal to the number of Senators and representatives In congress.

But no senator nor representative, nor person holding an office of profit or trtrst under the United States, can be an elector. The whole number of electors is 531. At the beginning of our government most of the electors were chosen by the legislatures of their respective states, the people having no direct participation in their choice; and one state, South Carolina, continued that m'ethdd till the outbreak of the Civil war. has been "Clean Up Week" in Sharon, mir I he time Mr. Truby wa.s treasur- This being Saturday, they are er of the county and for a time the day off to look over the work, (when he wa.s in business at the loca- There is no question of think about it.

what thev tion now occupied by H. Brilhart. Mrs. Truby leaves three children, J. M.

Cameron, Mrs. Stella Truby Brilhart and Travy Truby; sev- I en grand children and two great- of Grce-lcy; three CHURCHES. (Continued from page one.) evening. Sabbath, the pulpit will I grandchildren, be supplied by Mrs. Clara McL.eistcr.

brothers and one sister, Mrs. Ramey wife of the late Thomas C. Ramey, of Colorado, Mr. A. B.

Rtigh, of Boliver, George Rugh, of Cedar Riipicls, Iowa and Samuel Rugh of Eu- Secottd U. P. Rev. J. A.

Lawrence. Sabbath School, Public Worship with sermon, 11:00 and Morn ing! gene, Oregon. Another brother, subject, "Comrades in Arms," a ser- i Christian Rugh died three years ago mon appropriate t- Memorial Day; evening subject, "Approved Men." Young People's meeting, Prayer meeting, Wednesday at p. m. First U.

P. Rev. C. G. Morrow.

Sabbath Scnool Morning Service, 11:00, subject, FORCE AS THE ULTIMATE RESULT In withholding their approval from the proposition made by former President Taft that the process of international- arbitration need to be backed by force, the members of the Lake Conference showed a lack either of moral courage or of good, practical sense. To make international arbitration properly effective two things are manifestly necessary. The first thing is that it shall be of general and compulsory application and the second thing is that there shall be some way of enforcing the decision of the court. -Although the Lake Mohonk conferees seem to have been revolted by the idea, it is a fact that every law derives its effectiveness from the force- behind it. Judicial decisions would amount to very little in the absence of any means whereby they should be executed without regard to the preferences or objections of those whom 'hey concern.

A judgment would be of no value were there no sheriff to carry out if need be the mandate of the court and the same principle applies no less to international than to private and civic affairs. Wars will not cease until the advance of civilization shall have made it possible to create and establish an international tribunal which shall possess the power to compel compliance with its decrees and to punish those by whom such decrees shall be disregarded. This means that the great nations must get together and agree upon some plan of cooperation wheiv- by international law as a duly quali- "Keeping the Heart;" Junior Christian Union, Union, Evangelical Rev. R. C.

Miller. Sabbath School in Greeley. The body of Mrs. Truby will arrive in Indiana Wednesday evenintr, May thirty-first. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Young People's Evening Service, Flowers for Hospital. PITTSBURGH, May arc flower girls on Pittsburgh's every corner today. They are selling "May Blossoms" for the benefit of the Sisters of Charity Hospital. The "blossoms" are of flow- ing, Wednesday evening. St.

Bernard's Rev. N. P. McXelis. Early Ma.s.s, High Mass, Vespers, 7:30, p.

m. Alliance, I the sellers hesitate Prayer meet-1 asked where they were made. when Baptist Rev. W. L.

McKee. Sabbath School, GIFTS GIFT THINGS of RARE BEAUTY It is our pleasure to invite you to inspect the largest and most ambitious collection of Gift Goods we have ever shown for the GRADUATION and WEDDING SEASON Morning Service, Junior, has had every B. Y. P. Evening Ser- i spring came.

More than a thousand young girls are taking part in Pittsburgh's latest "Flower Offering." They are chaperoned by 1UO matrons, who have been warned to keep discreetly in the background. Women as well as men are being urged to buy today, however, and in this respect today's flower sale- is different from the others Pittsburgh Saturday since the vice, 7:30. "Equality with men in generous giv- he-irn, chairman oi' the executive com- 1'resbyterian nig" is the slogan Mrs. E. L.

Frauen- Rcv. J. R. Zeigler. Sabbath School, mitie-e for "May Blossom Day" put If there is a man, woman or I forward, child this 1 natur li ctioti wi thai jnt- is invited a-ui who lias mi Jiool.

ge.l to at- ool ning Worship sermon to tin- G. A. 11 subject, "The Victor's Crown;" Junior Endeavor, Christian Endeavor Society, Both the latter will be missionary meetings. Evening- Worship with -vrmon, The sermon will be the- fourth in a series on the life and training of Simon "Current Opinion and Eternal Truth." During the hour of the morning- service a nursery for the care of the Ivcuager child will he conducted in she Chapel by Mr-'. Harry HULKS' circle uj the Aid Society.

Any mother may her child for the hour ami feel not only that the child is safe but that is very welcome in the Circle. T.Neir Rotation. "Those two metin brothers in tho firm who aryuo you down to the last cent are- twins, are the-y not?" "Yes; twin screws." American. Classified. Her Old you wasn't no spring chiekeui when you married me, neither.

not! I was big Mayaxiue. Tact is not the quality by which yoa? often please, but by which you Rollins. RESIGNATIONS ASKED R)K DENVER, May i Gen Harry p. Gamble has asked all! field and staff officiers of the Colorado Guard to hand in their resignations. The Colorado! Guard in a deplorable state, with 1 only seven companies in and Unir in the each 1 reyinu-ni should hav.

comp-' anies. Only five or six the comp- anie-s have been approved by the I'. Army. Thnso oil; found will retaiiv-l while the' u'hers will their i. Cepteii.

is vxpectud Uolb colonels, Edward and S. Davis, will U- BUIKM-seiied i NOW how easy it is to have ice cream often every day during hot weather. When your family's appetites vanish tempt them with frappes. mousses, fruit and water ices, sherbets and frozen punches! TTJ8-X23 "The frerxrr with ihe often sfio'in dasher" works.so easily, freezes so (iilick produces such a smooth, fine cream, that wr sell it on a guarantee basis. If vou do not agree with us that it is the finest freezer made, we will take it back without question.

Come in and lot us demonstrate the Alaska Freezer! Know for yourself what an improvement it is over the ordinary freezer, Indiana, Pa. COUNTY NEWS SKELOCTA Miss Anna Kerr re-turned home on Wednesday evening after spending a few weeks friends in Indiana. Glenn and Coieman visited with their ar Giity on Sun- lay and Monday. Miss Cynthia Petticord and daughter. Miss Harry spent Monlay afternoon with the Mrs.

Mary MilK-n. Rev. N. J. and son, llar- ild, of College Springs, Iowa, were ailing on 1 lends at this place oh Thursday.

Mrs. David ter Ethel, I oa Tue. day or their mw home near L.u:v'-ie. Mr. HcffeHiiigei- has been at place for several Mrs Robert aial daughter, of le-ar Advance, wive visiting v.iih in town ou and i', Uive-a Mr.

laughter, Thursday. Mis-; MiMi-eil mil Mrs. An Wednesday i utii vith her a ler daughter and Mrs. Si lux in a. Miss Mabc! spending if Mr.

and Mrs. Preparatory 'ommuihoi; which ited Were heM lay ermons were prca. I Hi 1'ois. The MEHARD DROPPED Adjutant Who Differed from Brigadier Genera! A. J.

Logan Is Ousted from His Position in thr Second Brigade. GIVES STATEMENT of "Church" Mohard in Indiana and im-mli'-rs of the National (riiard in partieiiiar, interested in the his dis- from the stall' of Second Ilri- jrade by Gun. A. J. Logan.

The following account of the atl'air is taken ii'oni this morning's Pittsburgh Ci.ii xette Times: Differences of opinion between Brig. Gen. A. J. Logan of Pittsburgh, commander of the- Second Hrigado, N.

G. and Churchill H. Mehard, brigade adjutant, as to the propriety the latter's activities in connection with Ihe Training Associa- tio.i of Pittsburirh, an to the Platt-iburg V'et- have culmmaied in the with- li.ri'al of the assignment as iiijutai.t and hi- reiief i'rom duty on em. Logan's stall'. An order to that issued by Adjt.

Gen. Thomas ,1. Stewart date of was by Maj. Mehard yesterday. It upon a by (ien.

Logan on Monday, that "The of Maj. C. H. as ad- Second Brigade, be withdrawn. N'u inr a request was iiy Gin.

J.rgau, either in his to Adjt. (Jen. Stew- ui or 1.) Maj. Mehard. Gen.

Logan told Maj. Me. ha fd merely that the service on his slalf would no to him. (Jen. Logan lo upon the patter but admitted that i statement is- -d by Maj.

Mehard he-rewith, correct as to made. Mehard IK Still Major Gen. Logan will suggest the as- of a successor to Maj. Mehard in a fe-w days he said, but he to tell the name of the man le will recommend. He would not ss the Pittsburgh Military T-'aini'ig Association, of vbich Maj.

is chairman, nor Voulj hv discuss I in- various devel- leading up (,, an open break 'h Maj. Mehard. The that Maj. Mehard nade Ihe (Jaxette Tmes reporter uuiih Gen. Logan saal was cor- to the various in the that J.

Lo' reiiMe-ieii 'hat my the Second Bri- i'. '-e The (i: n. iae what is called iist." 1 v. ill iiej i': 1 '--i i.eral's Depart- i at he will of and commander-in- Xo Stated I Co; i-aJe, be with- LoL-an i- entirely with- Details -he statf of orVicer are largely personal POINTS ON PEOPLE Miss Mnrffaret McCartney is ill at her home on Church street. Mrs.

K. Fleming, of Shebda rcn'. 'day in Indiana Mrs. T. Dilson is visiting rcl- 'ativt-s and friends in Pittsburgh and vicinity.

M'-(. Clark Fleming, of Philadelphia si reel, who has boon seriously ill, is convalescent. Mrs. John (I. St.

Clalr and son, have front 1 to Martins Ferry, Ohio, to spend the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. A 1 liven. Mrs. (irililth Ellis has returned to her home after fprndmir a few days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. I Adelle Lon.irwill of South Tenth street, bus returned home from Yminirstown, where she was a visitor in the home of her sister, Mrs. Paul Xenix. Mrs. Reynold-; and daughter, of Washington wife and daughter of Rev.

Dr. Reynolds, a former pastor ot the Methodist Episcopal church here, were the iruests nf Miss Ackerman of the Normal yesterday. :1 Mrs. Phuelie Lockard and her daughter, Vivian, nf Water st'rcet, left mi the train this afternoon for I'ittsburu'h, to in the home of her other daughter, Mrs. J.

U. Orr. They expect to be away a month. LADIES When irre.uular or delayed, use Triumph ITills. Safe and always dependable.

Not sold at drug stores. Refuse others; save disappointment. Write for "Rvlief" and particulars, its free. Address: National Medical Rejoice, evermore, CLASSIFIED APS WANTED class man to soli trees, vines, berry bufihos, etc. Good watfes, permanent, exclusive territory.

Jlnnvn Brothers Mtirscrios, Rochester, N. Y. 213 2 ciihinofc makers, 1 sticker hand and I veneorml door tuakcr, steady employment. Address Ilyde-Mtn'phy Uidfjwny, Pa. WANTED- Evperienced j-'irl for general housework, must, be a irooil cook.

per week, no washing. Inquire of Mrs. ('. M. Linj.rle, Grace-ton, Pa.

ll'x FOR RENT i I'OIJ UIvNT "-Good 7-rootn house. Call 1 Church street. 214 FOR SALE I-'OH quick buyer, pas- louring car. good running condition. Inquire at store, or S.

Seventh street. 'JIO EOU SALE bookcase, parlor table and chairs. Inquire at street. 212x FOUND FOUND The man to do your car-' pciiter work. Geo.

T. McIIenry, 30ii- 2li2-x tfx If the hoped-for happens at Chicago, the Colonel will miss K. H. Harrimari. Herald.

'1 We- are still unprepared for war, but we seni to have some airmen in taming over in F.uropc.—Charleston and Courier. WmiM (,, ni'rfnso your inc'MMi' I'mm in linn 1 in.mill, with ymir oilier lui. In, full niii-o. POSTOFFS8E BOX 761 PITTSBURGH, PA. 574 Philadelphia St.

Indiana, Pennsylvania FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS Edith Sieving, Assistant for Ladies and Children AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Call on All Telephones. Day or Night. afternoon 1.0', LICENSES 'Harvey P. Ralentine Indiana Orphia K. Hunr I).

Kaiuue! Nu-hul Su.th TRANSFERS Giovanni Mejiciiivlli to c'ii. M. i.iina CusU-llani, li lots in Center; Arvilla Halt-ntine- to Harry M. Good Hue-, lot in Blaii'iVilie, Men and Women Agents Make $5,00 a Day I have a splendid proposition to make to agents i who arc to earn a day aiu! ovei', 1 pay per n. nt pioiit mi an articly that loukb in be worth IUK! is Wiil'lh bat liill it i.t.> in every otlu-r buine cuii oli.

ibis al'tiile licfoli 1 i-rl't i-ii aini 1 ei le-ii'iLury tu ia'ii Adiu'vat Poet Ullicc lluii'alo, N. perfu; maiH'e of are, the de- of stall' 1 1 be ai.i! none was L. 'c hi- 'e. my service he i--fa'-tory to i I r- hat that wa-, o. 1 at.sia-.-r'irv.

Coat Coilar. i i-. li-ir of a coat, begin lieir coat is in .1 it i-; what a i cii-aiiiny; -r la'ui a of cloth pii in 1.1-1,1 ii 1 I it. Le-avo ii i a littln aleoliol l.eei) il II dry HaiH; ir i.p i i tin i- aa hour or tu ir v.i'.l jjuoU as llioli'll ilvMid 4 'Paterso2i of The with King Baggot 1 jT Ihe Cry of. Lrm with Francis Ford Across The Half AZCx ft 4UK.jl A Nestor Comedy In addition lo our 1 jti-oyrani, we 1 show an Unicorn Coniudy.

Kuds Daily. Mr. .1: family ot tiie F- I P03VOFFICE BQX 701 PJTT53UBCH, PA, Ruth Roland in "The RED CIRCLE" till 1 si'com! iiistallnu-nt. of ono of very hcst si-rials, liutli Roland has a charm all her A real comedy that makes your sides shake with laughter. Special An emotional drama of ihe magnitude ihat has pleaded nf tlu ctti'e and in greatly enhanced uii the sereen, Admission 10 and 15c- A.