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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11
Head Stopped Up? Can't Breathe?
Try the Wick Kap-O-Rub Treatment

vsnient vapor treatment is good applica.
ton Of Vick's ''Vap- Rub" Salve over the
throat and chest, covered with . warm
flannel cloth. The body heat releases
vapors that are inhaled with every breath,
opening tho air passages, loossning the
phlegm, and healing the raw surfaces.
For deep chest colds. arst apply hot vet
towels to open the pores. Vick's b then
absorbed through tho akin. taking out that
tightness and soreness. 26c, Soc, or 81. 90.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11

!, A want ad. rsads,"wanted to sxplain
a new plan OF saving money. Well,
that's all right with us, but you fail to
tell us where to get the money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11
CERTAINLY NOT.

Few Persons Hear Report From
Jury" reads headline. Quite true
nv dear. What's the use of setting
around a stuffy courtroom when the
Pars telephones are in working order.
We welcome you friends. Our num-
Der /, 1921 and any one OF our two
readers are invited to call us at any
time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11

NJ Skouloudis, the new premier Of
the Greek cabinet. who has retained
most Of the Ministers in the Zaimis
cabinet. An early fall OF the new or
ganization is predicted. NJ. Michalidkis
the only new man selected for post
refused to accept the portfolio of Min
ister Of public instruction. NJ Skou.
loudis Is acting as Foreign Minister as
we'll as Premier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11
ATTENDS PEACE SESSION.

DR.. Henry Cadbury, acting head Of
the Biblical department of Earlham
college, has gone to Gordon City, N. j.,
to attend q national peace meeting
called by DR.. Henry T. Hodgkin Of
London.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11
Or. KELLY GOES EAST

President R. L. Kelly of Earlham,
college has gone to New York where
he is attending a meeting Of the execu.
tive committee of the council of church
board OF education. The chief matters
OF business coming before the commit
tee are the program for the next an
nual meeting and the promotion of the
proposed national campaign IN Behalf
of UNCONVENTIONAL education. The an.
nual meeting of the church council
will be held in Chicago in January in
connection with the Association Of Am
erican Colleges, OF which DR.. Kelly is
president.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11
A GENUINE FIND.

He or she signs him or herself as
IAN aspiring poet" but we don't know
whether we will let him or her into
the league or not. He or she didn't
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11
N0W,S TIE TIME.

Are there more Yeggmen In Wayne
county than there are police or are
the "Yeggs' working while the police
sleep. We are seriously thinking OF
entering the game ourselves for 1t
seems to be profitable. On second
thought, however. we have decided to
abandon the scheme for some guy
might come along with good Wallop
and rob US. Still II he's sport we'll
divide.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-11
Applied in Salve Form Over Throa,
and Chest Relieves BY Inhalation
and Absorpsion.

vspor treatments are best for infamma-
lions Of the air passages. The vapors
surfaces without disturbing the stomach,
a. internal medicines will do. A very con-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-30
GriegsmniiL

&eit Der Grfinoung Ser 5euertpof'
fen bat man uidt aufsebOrt. ben das
rotteriiitTden Gerduiben. bic Die Be
pe9ung Der 9eIG4oife in Der 2uft bers
borbringt. 4ufmertIamteit gu pio=
men. Die atuItiiden pbdnomene bic
fer @erduf6e bnben i'm Stufengange
Der GntipidIung Der moos;neu Sdubs
t~paffen, entpredeno Der Sdneligteii.
nit Der iih biefe 9ei6oTe bepe9en,
erbebli9e 9erdnoeruneen erfabren.
BIS Dor tpenigen Ssabrsn nod tonnte
man bemerten, odB bic 0ef6oHe Der
Geuerpdffeu pdbreno ibres Jluges in
Ser Cuff elm mebr ODER tpeniger bellies
3iI6gerGuf6 b0ren Iiebsn, ons nab
reno Der ean3en 3eit Der Jortbelpes
ouna b0rbar blieb. 9eute baben 8us
geln unb @ranatsn ben Capitalization
ibrer Quftmufit enttpeoer gang perlos
rem, ooer rpeientlid p~srdnoert. 0enn
Elm 9eihoB pfeift nur. tpenn feline @ee
iAtoinoisteit fid unterbalb Der Gren5e
Der Sdaleeidfpinoieteit bensst. oas
beibt, unter $40 Meter bstrdet, font
giebt es tein pfeifgerduid mebr; tuer
Idngsisits Der 5lugb balm oes 9eIhois
iss 4ufitellung nimmt. bort u nod
cine Reibe tur5er, iebr f6orfer
S6Idge, bic BEN Small elmer peitIde
9leihsn, Muffalleno lit babel. onh
Iolde 8eobohter ben 4usgangsput
bes 8nalIes an peridieoenen Grten
ip%ubrSunebmen glauben, uno bab, je
noh ben llmitdnoen, Der Small. o0s
31iiAen uno ons 0erdufh 0es Shui
ies in perIdieoenen 4bltdnoen einon
Der fo!9en. gu bemerten 1T meter
bin, Dap Der anaQ Der Gefho0e bas
Grqebnis elmer Snteuiitdt bartlett.
tpette bic ser Defamation Der Wafie
ieIbit erbe6Ii6 iberiieigt, unO bub Die
5sudtigteit br 2nit bic 5ortpftdns
3ung Der Sdltge i'm 2uftraum be-
giinitigt. Die S6lubfoIgsrung Der
porgenonnten geobn6tung fommt in
Der 8eb1uptung gum Nus0rud, Dab
man niemals cine ritumme" 5susrs
tpafie bdben pirS, ipeil ieGbit fir ben
5uu, onb es 9eIdnee, bag @srdvfb
Der Grplofion gu beieitigen, INNER
oas @erduid ubrig bIeiben nuroe,
oos os flisgenbs @sI6oB berporruft
uno duf feline llmgebung ibertrdgt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-30
csy StnbIueritupfnng beruriadlt bic
meilteu geidrueroen.

angeiommelte Stoiie lit eurc1
30 sui GiHoepeioen berlriodei
abiorbiriing BON @iften, bringer
6ieber berpor, ltoren Die 8~eroouulg
Is entiteben Sale. man fiiblt it'd
boIleeitopft, rei5bor un6 beinobe ar.
oerIih. ale ShuIo Iiegt in eureu
3uitmtoe. @cieitigt bieie gifti9er
Abfoaitoffe iuoerI Sybr elm BON Or.
Sing 5 aem Sic Bills 'beut Qbent
cinnebmt. Grtreiit Cub BEG onocrer
Rorgcus zines boaItdn6igen, freicll
Stublgonces un0 2Sbr meroet oont
bar iein. @nuit cine Gr~igutnlfln.
ide, entboIten0 &c Biaen, beitc
DON eurem apotheter fiir 25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-30

mt isinem Sssleiter auf benz Rid
regs besriffen 81 Dem 9untts sez
lanst, lpo bic pier aumeraben bic
dlte SpIr perlaIen haben. rad
;ur5em lleberlegen ioIst sr Der neusn
Spur uno iieht I'D 5u ieiaem Gritau=
men Der rIrtiIerieiteluns" fsinsr ads
msraosn gegeniiber. Die Inn lad)eno
ibr Gin9reifen in ben &f erSdbs
len.
rOas ba6t ibr fsin gema6i. aber
oa i9 annebme. Dap Die HuHen ood
pteoer BON u%nlersr Settle Der ibre
4ngriffe erneuern. neil lie auf ben
anoeren Stelen unmoglid peitsrtoms
men, Shr aber nint mebr oieI 6utter
fir bic bsioen @ielfrabs Do babt,
mug elmer biniiber sum 6auptmunn.
ibm unfere CUTE Sieanns bier Ifils
bern une ibn bitten elm pdar 3iiae
beriiber3uIdiden, un Don bier aus Den
Rufen in Den Hiiden gu iaieBeu. Ou,
g., bit ausgerubt. gu muBt geben,
audi neil on Der bette gdufer biit.
5ubrit Die 2sute IsIbf bisrber, ionit
finben lie iia nidt. 4IiO ipute oi6!@
uno g. perIhDinoet Spii6sn ben
Qatihen.
,0ottIob. DDS nenne ib @lit."
Ger dlteite Sauptmann Der beiben
&ompdgnien REFS, als 81. feline Rel
oung erltottst, uno aae Offi5iere pas
rem iih einig. bag Die oft belp0tteIten
ie9s Stildufer, Die ale &riegsfreiz
ipiuige tparen, Die gan3e @btsilung sez
rerret. 9enn nun ma ipobl Die erus
iteIte @efabr poriber. SroBbem dber
pur0en Dem 8unide oss unteroff;
3iers 4. entfpreheno finf3ig Mann
gu Den Wtal9inengepebren gelanot,
Die geraoe antnnen, ais Die 3ui1en
einen neuen, DiIoen 4ngriff inter
naDmen. unO sur 9 eidsa Minute
TAFT tam aud Die iebnli9it ~erlpartete
8erftdrfung bonn Suoeu Der, Die Idon
Die in Oen Riiden Der beioer &omz
pagnien geIangten Huilen por ii4 Der
ingte. Die nun stlaoespegs in ben
5~euerberei9 Der 3pei Wiaidinengez
pebre gerieten. Grit itustsn tie, pann
aber bemdAtigte ii9 i9rer piIoes Gnts
irBen. sic purfen Die @affeu fort
uno eiIten 10 i6nea es Der tiefe
Sdnee 5ulieb, talparts, perfoIct nod
cine gnn5s WeiIe bon ben unIi6tboren,
algegentrGrtigen 5einoen, Den tpeib=
getleioeteu flinten SttlGuferu.
S@on bri9t Die OGmmerun1 bers
elm, oa erit tommen Bic feds Sit
Idufer bell uno geiuno gu ibrsr
Sruppe 3uriid. jubelnO umringt BON
Den &nmeraoen, Die 'onit oft genug
~geip0ttelt batter iiber Die Iangen
Sretter uno ibre Better. 9sute aber
baben iie alle eingeiehen, boB 1ie MIR
Den feds itiloufepoen &amera0en ibre
Rettung peroanten uno geleiten lie
oesbalb i'm triumph gu Den Offt5ie@
zen: Der idneioige t. pirb alf Der
Stele gum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
nannt, uno Gle ipereen begliidlpiinidt
gu ibrer gldnSenoen Sat, fir Ole iie
nod bic g~slofnung erbalten io0en.
cas Gtierne areu3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-30

itraBs 5og. no er nor benz 6o...
Ropul 9alt mahte. Bon Dem 6euer4
i6ein Der loOeruoen 5udeIn iibereois
fen, boteH bic 2inber, bic BON elmer
na6 Sauienbsn 3dbIsnoen Menf6en.
menge sefiillt paren. elm maIerifdes
Bib. Weitbin ertOnten bic &lGnqe
Der i6peoii4en HationalbDmne, bic
Die 8apeIle gu Gbrsu Der aoniQin
erf9allen lieB. Oils oos 2ieb beenbet
mar, Dffneten iid ouf einem 8alfon
Der erIten Gtage bic 5eniter, un0 bic
a0nigin Don S6peoen trat poaItGnz
big in WeiB setleioet, binaus uno
oantte ii6tlid betpegt ourb oubauerne
oes Wtnten Der 8erIiner Stuoens
tenf6aft fir Die ihr odrqebrafte
!6uloigung. Der @orIibenbe bes
4usIhuifes cano. phil. Surg belt
cine Iniprade, In Der er Der lhmer3s
Iidsn G~reigniife in 8arlsrube Qe
oa9te, no bic 90nigin iiG ols @aTt
oes oeuti6en 8oltes 5efunben babe.
Der Reoner ihlob nit einem breifaz
den 9urra auf bic Monarhin, in
oas Die @erionmsIten einitimmten.
Die 8opelle fpteIte nOeuti9Iano,
9eutl6!ano iber allies" uno Sauiens
be BON Stimmen ~psreiristen iih 5u
einem gefualti9eB Gbor. Der [aut uno
trdftig DIT no Gem Gmpfinoen Be-
IeeIt. in Die Sommsrna6t i6oIlte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-30
stnOeuteu=S uloisunJ.
@elcsentlid bes Sends Ser 95nisiu
BON Shmcocn in Berlin.

StAI4Cttlkhu Z StFHufS < Aghf1bAk
pon Sdjmcocn iu Berlin.
Die Qnpeienbeit Der a0nigin bon
SGipeoen in Berlin, bic auf Der
9ur6reiie i'm 9oteI Ropal in Der
BiIbelmitraBe obgeitiegen mar, BIZ
bette unldngit ben 8egenitano Iebbafz
ter &unogebungen oes publitums.
Sbglei9 Die @ntunft Der &0nigin gez
bel ~mgebaIten porben mar, bate ii9
Do9 Die Na6riht bon ibrem 8erIin:r
Nufent9oIt iebr fhneIl perbreitft.
Wdbreno oes gan3en cages mar oas
!0ptel bonn Yublitum umIagert, bas
bic beliebte Mpnardin ieben poIIte.
S6pn oils am Rahmtttag Die &oniz
gin BON S6peben, bic pon Der Sai>
ierin gu elmer Spa3isrfabrt nab
potsoom abgeboIt noroen mar, i'm
offenen taiierlihen auto burh ben
Siergarten fubr, fam IS gu lebbaften
Spntionen.
Sir ben Nbeno botte Der 4usihuB
Der Stuoentenl9aft Der &0niglih
5rieori9@8 ilbelm>llniperfitd in al
Ter StilIe einen 6adel3ug porbereitet.
Sdmtlihe Sorporattonen, 8erbin-
oun9en uno 2onosmannfdoften Der
Inns puroen ourA Elm Runolfreibeu
oes QusI9uiies BON benz @orboben
5enahri6tigt. Sn elmer geIpre9ung
in Der unipsriitdt puroen bann bic
ndberen g~in3elbeiten beg prpgramms
feitgeIeBt. 4benos perlammelten iin
Die Seilnehmer auf benz 0ofe Der
aaferne oss Safer, Ileranoers Gre
nabierz Hegiments in Der Bring
5rieori6z StroBe. SnsgeIamt
batten ii6 mebr ais 1000 perionen
fir ben 3ug eingefunoen. 9eIons
oers 3ablreif paren bic Stubentins
men pertrsten, beren 8erbinounqen
Ii6 a~usnabmslo5 torporotip beteiliqs
ten. 5erner batten iid 3abtrsi1e
Stubenten, Die ieBt ooer friiber in
Berlin ottto gepeien iparen, uno bic
iid 9eraoe auf Sonntagsurlaub bort
befanoen, Dem 3uge angei4loiien,
uno 10 tam es, oaB man nsben benz
ltuoentii6en GouIeur. oas ia in
a~riegs3eitsn ni4t setrasen pirb, fir
oieien Sag nbsr o%ffi5ieIl :rlaubt NOR
ben mar. aud Diel f~eIograues Sud
rro pieie giierne Sreu3e idb.
gem 3ug Doran tpuroe bic latue
Der uniperittGt getragen. Sooonn
folgten bic brei g6ar9ierten elmer
8erliner aorporation, bann Die Stue
oentinnen. bic Stuoenten uno oann
bic Gbargierten Der ibri9en 8erbiuz
oungen NIT ben itano;napii9sn fob
men, unter oenen bic fhneoifhen ma
turlih ON 3ablrei9lten psrtreten tpoz
rem. Do nod cine groBe Qn3obl BON
5adeln ibrig gebIieben tporen, TO
puroen oteie an oas BubIitum Der
teilt. bas ih oann nod in Iangen
3useu ben offiSielIen S~eilnebmeru
unf9lob. Inter ben Marlttldnaen
elmer aopeIIe betpegte fih Der 3uq
bon Der priE6 Griebri6 Rarlz StroBe
am 0entmnl oes aItsn sSrig 5orbei
Die 2inoen hinunter nab Dem Barrier
plng, no er penbete uno oonn arn
9otel albion Oorbsi Bis zur Dilhstm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-30

0as feftene @ef6en.
zines bobeu QIters in t0rperlifer
uno geiitiger JriIde luar Ratt6ep
0ougbertp Suteil ~ge!porpen, Der in
benz 6eim ieines Sdlpieqeriobnes,
5tomas 5. aeorneD in Orange, q.
5, i'm utter BON 101 Sabren Der,
ihieo. Bis Dor 5fpei 5abren mar
Der 0reis nod eifrig beontt, ff;
i'm 9auie nuBli9 gu mahtu, Dor
ALIEN aber Der pflege oes @urtens
feline 4ufmsrtlamtett gu fdenten.
mar er bod oieie Slbr3ebnte ieines
langtn ge6sus binourf 8Grtner qe
peIea. 8o6 in ben lebten 3ipsi
Jahrer gins es nit ietnen &rdften
rnlh ber9ob. 0ou9b,ytp psrfiel 8u-
Ie9enos uno mad tur5em 3ranti.in
entf1iief er 101 SATIRE alt uuo
augemetn 6etrauert. Der BerItor.
oene roonoerte Dor " Sabrsn Elm
uno IieB iib urfpriingIid in Gho.
tbam niebsr. 6ier uro in Der lin.
ge6ung ipisIte ii6 lem gon3es fer.
nsrss 2ebsn a5. Gini9e Sabre mad
Dem 8ooe fsiuer Jrau Yieoelte E,
mad Grange i6er. M er BEL ieiner
So6ter. 5rdu aslrnep, pobnte.
Icn ietnen 3lpolf 9jnoern iino beute
1ur noh amer am 2e5sn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-30

9oS S9redenstino.
5rtsden: rpdpo, 0u 'anuIt mir lsst
Define Gebern uuo 5eoerbnlter idens
ten"
Wdter: Die brdu6' i4 ia ietbIt.
mein &ino."
Jrtsden: -aber GnteI emil ioat.
neuIiA gu Doctor Gteiner. Ou ba.
eeit DID ausgef9r,e5sH!"
Dit 2ugen5otfhnft =
atio Gin JuEge TT b:' 5bnen angss
tommen. 6srr 2ebr1orn2 9ratultere,
Sd borte fbon, e. ieea Orillings!
unifnni DIS max cine Reuter-
WeIoun9!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-13
PRODUCERS GOT MORE
FOR CROPS IN JANUARY
Increase in Price Level Has
Been o Per Cent. Above
Year Average.

WAsHiNGToN, Feb l2.-The level OF
prices paid to producers OF the United
States for the principal crops increased
about ll.2 per cent during January. In
the last seven years the price level has
increased during January about 81 per
cent, according to the Department Of
Agriculture.
From January ! 20 February the
price of wheat increased II per cent ;
corn, II per cent: oats. ~ per cent :
barley, l6 per cent. rye. IL per cent ;
buckwheat per cent, potatoes. ! per
cent. naXseed. p per cent hay, I
per cent cotton, y per cent, chickens,
3 per cent. while butter declined per
cent. and eggs per cent.
on February / the index figures OF
crop prices were about Ga per cent.
h.gher than a year ago. 2tS per cent.
tigher than two wears ago and Ill per
cont, higher than the average OF the
last seven years on February |.
Prices paid to producers Of the United
States for meat animals decreased 9 per
cent from December 10 to January 10.
This compares with an average increase
from December 10 TO January IS In the
last four years of is per cent. on
January 10 the average price of meat
animals---hogs, cattle. sheep and chick
ens--was s6,j7 per 100 pounds, which
compares with $7O5 a year ago, SG.4O
two years ago. s5.a4 three years ago,
$40 four years ago and 1857 Ave
years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-13
IF YOU WOULD GET
THIN EAT CELERY
Chicago Woman Reduced
% Pounds in 23 Days on
Two Stalks Daily.
SAYS ANY ONE CAN DO IT

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-"Thcre is no rea-
son for any healthy woman 70 weigh
more than 1870 pounds II she has any
moral courage" said Mrs May Belle
Macarthur to-day. Look az me.
This is my twenty-third day OF fast
ing. I'm cheerful. I'm happy. I
weigh twenty-five pounds less than when
| started. haven't any intention of
giving UP until I'm down to 1876 pounds.
II aspire TO 1875 pounds because stout
women can't think so well as medium
weight ones. They can't look so beauti-
full Or feel 80 we'll"
In the twenty-three days OF her fast
Mrs. Macarthur ate two stalks OF celery a
day. one glass Of water q day is the
only liquid taken.
celery is all rye eaten for almost a
MONTH" she said u don't mind the
fasting much
What do you eat for breakfast. Mrs.
Macarthur" was asked.
Nothing" she replied.
For luncheony'
Nothing Sometimes glass OF
water
FOR dinnerg"
"Ah !" breathed Mrs Macarthur. Two
stalks Of celery.
| Il don't exercise except to walk. /
walk several miles every day"
do you think all women. II in good
health, could reduce as you have done %
Absolutely. The trouble with women
, is cowardice. They like the sensation
OF eating too much They would rather
taste chocolate drop than be able ia
think rapidly or move about gracefully
DO you consider dieting infallibIe?''
Indeed do. Look at me. My figure
has improved every day since | started
and there is little room left for further
/ Improvement Most women are lazy
downright lazy. They start to exerci Sc
keep IL up for two days or week ant
then stop. They start to diet, keep i
up for'two meals or two days and theI
slip.
stout women are Handicapped a grea
deal in life. n they are indifferen
about their weight aud happy in spit,
I of it, well and good But those wh,
long and dream OF getting thin are NOR,
TO he scolded than pitied. All they nav,
10 do is to eat celery and maybe water
melon, drink water and walk They r,
bound TO reduce.
Look at me. 7 wish | could show 70,
myself as | was before | started"
Mrs Macarthur lives at 1874 East Fifty
fifth street Her husband, A. p. Nc
Arthur. an ink manufacturer, is hearth,
/ in accord with her efforts. he SAYS.
Most husbands would be- said Mrs
| Macarthur. Men prefer the medium
/ woman always"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-13
HARDWARE MEN FOR.
STANDARD PRICES
IndOrse stevens Bill-AuthOr
Says Measure Benefits
Consumers.
RETAILERS PROTECTED

NEWARK. y. J.. Feb. i2.--Resolutlons
favorlng the Stevens bin lesalizlng the
standard resale price and also the ono
cent postal rate we're adopted by the dele
gates of the Pennsylvania and Atlantic
Seaboard Hardware Association before
closing their fourteenth annual conven-
ton here TODAY.
Congressman r. p stevens OF New
Hampshire. author OF the price aXins
bill spoke on THE Value and Equity OF
a Resale Price In Modern Merchandis-
ing Discussing the retailers point Of
view on the restraint known as stand
ardized price" NJ. stevens said the
value OF q fixed resale price was evident.
Sucn liked price. he said, protected
tho retailer from the price cutter and
the big houses that feature the sale
OF standardized articles below cost as
leaders"
As for the manufacturer Mr. Stevens
said the fixed price was factor enab-
ling him to produce a better article be-
cause he can standardize quality. I'm
said, the standardized price had been
prescribed as working an injurious re-
straint upon trade. under the law as IL
now stands.
Mr.. Stevens said that from the con-
sumers point OF view the value Of a
fixed price is certain and that 1t il to
the consumers advantage that there
be competition among manufacturers
and between similar articles but not be-
tween distributing agents-retailers.
by price cutting. he said. the dis
/ tributer undermines the earned reputa-
! tion OF standard price article. giving
to few consumers q bargain, but in
I evitably injrlrg the public as a whole
! because the retailer who cuts a standard
, price will retrench and take abnormal
| profit by overinhating the prices OF un-
stable articles.
! The opposition to the new measure
| is strong, Mr.. Stevens said, but he con-
siders that this opposition arises from q
I mIsconception OF the purpose OF the bill
Resolutions were also adopted oppos
| Ing the separation OF the Manhattan
and Metropolitan Hardware Association
! from the Pennsylvania and Atlanti,
| Seaboard Hardware Association. The
/ New York organization Joined the At
/ lantic Seaboard about a year ago. The
/ New York state Hardware Association
/ complained to the National Hardware
| Associa ton that the Manhattan and Met
ropolitan should have Joined its organiaa'
ton. The Seaboard holds that the Nam
I haitian and Metropolitan Association
came into the former body in good faith
and that Il is unwilling TO be forced
TO Join any other body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-13
SUICIDES WISHES VAIN.
Lambs Can't Garry out Either of
Cremin's Requests.

The ashes o. Stephen f. Cremin.
salesman for NJ c. u. Borden & Sons
OF 90 Worth street will not b., thrown
10 the winds from the roof OF the Lambs
IIub. 40 Cr-nnin iii e,tsd liz letter
he wrote just before he committed sui
eide in the clubhouse on Thursday night
Nor will there be services held al the
club. "a he hoped there might be.
The Lambs, unlike the Elks. the
Masons ard other organizations" said
Frank Case, chairman OF the house
committee of the Lambs. rs purely .
social club Services and other core
monies such as Mr.. Cremin outlined in
his last letter could not therefore be
held here because OF the very nature
OF the club. Besides, Mr. Cremin's rela-
tives have taken charge OF his body
ard II is for them TO say. Of course.
when and where the funeral will he
and the nature OF the ceremonies"
At the offices OF the Winterbottom
undertaking firm at 70 West Forty-sev-
enth street. II was said that Cremin's
desire to be cremuted, preference In
cuded In the letter he left. would not be
carried out. The burial will take place
Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-13
MEYER LONDON PUTS
BLAME ON JOBLESS
Socialist Congressman Says
They Are Too Stupid
TO Find Work.

Unaa, The auspices OF the national
committee OF unemployment OF the So
rlaiist party series Of mass meetings
were neld yesterday in large cities
throughout the United States. at which
resolutions were passed demanding that
spcCial measures be taken by the Gov
eminent to provide work for the unem-
ployed.
several meetings were held in New
York. the pruclpdl one being at Union
Sauarc. where about 5000 persons gath
cred. The meeting was attended By the
local branches of Inc Socialist party and
br representatives OF thirty trade
unions Algernon Lee one Of the Off
GERS of the Socialist party presided and
the nrst speaker was William KARIN,
who criticised the present city admin
iatritiou
Meyer London, one OF the speakers.
sid his hearers were TO blame and not
.I.yog Mitchell THE city officials GRO
tied with old laws made while you Went
to przefights and failed to get an Intel
ugeut interest In your own problems.
"IIoW can We solve the problem OF un-
employment and put labor on a steady
basis when women viii change In sea-
son from headgear that looks Ike a su-
p,rdreadnought to skull caps and so
throw thousands Of workers out OF emf
pioyment and SHIFT the whole basis and
centre Of a great industry"
His hearers tried to hecklc him. but he
continued despite the Interruptions
Norris Brown treasurer OF the Cen
trail Federated Union; Ludwig Lore, sec
rotary OF the German Socialist Fedora
ton: Frederick Paultsch, business agent
OF the Sheet Metal Workers Union. and
others urged Government aid for the
iuulcsy.
The same resolutions as We're passed
at The Union Square meeting were also
uu>scd ~ n mass meeting of socialists
and others I'm tho Brownsville Labor
LyocIm 30 Sackmau street Brooldyn,
wh!on was preceded by parnde and
at mass meetings In three halls in
The Bronx. They were Hlso carried
AT mass meetings in Schenectady, Al
bauy, Hunalo, Utica, Watcrtown, New
burgh, Rochester and other cities.