Many commission merchants and retailers are reported as heartily endorsing the "household embargo" urged by the commissioner, because they realize that, though the campaign will injure them for a few days, it will result in forcing their concerns to reduce prices to normal figures. In some cases, the use of eggs is absolutely necessary, but the great majority of people can very well do without them for a time, at least, and determined effort on the part of middlemen and consumers coupled with self-denial, will do more to bring the food barons to their senses than any legal procedure, if indeed any lies in such a case.

Disastrous disease requires desperate remedies; and desperate measures are fully justified to meet the indecent greed of men who would grow fat on the hungry.

Returns from the campaign committees indicate that a high cost of elections is well as of living. However, the latest election results prove to be worth what the cost.

"Au tii lie.ids to Discuss Peace," remarks headline. Everybody is ready to discuss peace, the trouble is undoubtedly ready to make it.

If Carranza refuses to sum the protocol, the country will know who was responsible for Cabrera's stubbornness.

In view of the character of New York's "sacred" concerts, the upheaval against Sunday movies is simply funny.

Mexican opinion is to the recent protocol that the divided state is divided. That is just about what looks would expect.  Of Mexican opinion.
We are willing to say this much for that boycott: we have run across eggs which well deserved it.
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Wishing Work.
To the Editor of the New York Times:
I am writing this letter to you, regarding the Mexican situation. 