Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1923, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3, 1923. MUTT AND JEFF —It Tnkes Very Litile to Mnke Jefl H&ypy. (Copyright, 1928, D: H. C. Fischer, Trade Mark reg. U, £, Pat. off.) Joe svish WY THAT Posr SAP AINT He's d§Fered GAT SEUVENTY FIVE GENTY me SEVENTY i LeT ALONG, S@VENTY Fve Bucks POETRY DEFINES FARM BREAKFAST AT “MONTSWEAG” At the Montsweag farm breakfast, TRADE COMMISSION Flue Bucks. APPEAL DEFEATED | New Year day, the host explained’to | his guests, in response to many fn- Steel Corporations Not Re-| quired to Make Monthly Reports Under Ruling. The Federal Trade Commission has lost its appeal from the decision of the District Supreme Court grant- ing to the Claire Furnace Company and twenty-one other iron and steel corporations of Pennsylvania an in- junction preventing the commission from requiring monthly reports of the cost of production, balance sheets and other “trade secrets.” The District Court of Appeals in a decision yester- day by Justice Van Orsdel declared: “We are not impressed by the con- tention that the commission is in- vested with authority to inquire into and regulate any business of nation- wide extent or that the scope of its visitorial powers are co-extensive with the constitutional functions of Congress.” After distingulshing the licd on by the cor sion t fts contention, Ji Van “In these c *Mern 1s no mtute, and no cbject has been even intimated by Congress, nor are we enlightened by any definite statement from the mmission of its purpose in mak- ing the {nvestigation. The most that n be gathered from the answer is a general survey of the coal, steel and allied industries is mplated, in a tentative search information relative to the high st of living. Limit to Activities. We think the activities of the commission are strictly limited to the field of commerce, except so much thereof as has been occupled by the act to regulate commerce and by the federal reserve act,” concludes Justice Van Orsdel. The Federal Trade Commission sought to combine the data recetved from individual companies and to issue information for the benefit of the industry corporations dismigsed. Not Intrastate Question. “This case does not call,” say chiet justice, “for a decision as to whether or not Congress or the Fed- eral Trade Commission has the authority | o regulate manufacture or Intrastate commerce, both interstate and intra- eion which is challenged does not seel to regulate anything. It simply call - for information relative to the act tins of the plaintiffs in manufacture and | commerce, both interstac state.” and fnra- | P | pital i given by Charles Henry Batler on quiries, what a Montsweag farm breakfast is, as follows: At 7 a.m.,, when we've milked the cows, And turned them out in the flelds to browse, Gathered the eggs and:fed the ock, Churned the butter and watered the stock, And done the chores, they sound the alarm, And_we gather for breakfast at Montsweag farm. We. ¢, of course, no “bill of As everything's the table there, But look ‘round here and you will see What a breakfast at Montsweag farm can be. Smelts from silvery pile, And pork and beans—New Ing- land style— * Iggs; that are really freshly laid, Butter and cheese in the dairy made, Jellies and jams from the tea- _ room store, Sample them once and you'll ask for more; Apples, vellow and red and pink, MclIntosh is “ure the best, we think; Baked potatoes, mealy and big, Cold_fresh ham and whole roast pig; Capons, so fat they could hardly spread on the creek, in a Annl dcep dish Montsweag apple Breakfast over, we dig and delve Till dinner time, when the clock strikes twelve. So now, dear friends, at this New Year party, Do as we do at the farm—cat hearty! FOUR KILLED, 8 INJUREII‘ AS 165-TON TANK FALLS Part of Hydraulic Press Drops 100 Feet at Petroleum Iron Works in Ohio. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, January 3.— Four men are dead and eight injured, none seriously, as the result of a 165- ton hydraulic press tank falling 100 feet at the plant of the Petroleum Iron Works at Petrolcum. James M. Snyder, thirty-five, Hub-| bard, Ohi d George Giro ‘-Arre!! were killed died while b nd Pet the men r the tempora plung Concluding his dissenting opinion, the | 1i chief justice says the power of Co gress to require the production of the nformation in question is defended by the commission on several grounds ‘on- | 4 TR o A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Will Help You Start the New Year Right Princess Xenia’s Keys Lost in Taxi, But Not Jewels NEW YORK, January 3.—A hotel employe’s ideas about princesses— among others—that a princess wouldn’t trouble herself carry- ing around anything that wasn't terribly valuable—was advanced as the explanation for the story, made public yesterday, of how the Princess Xenia, wife of Willlam B. Leeds, ir. had lost and found again _ jewels valued anywhere from $100,000 to $250,000. Young Leeds, son of the Princess Anastasia of Greece and of the late Willlam B. Leeds, tinplate king, is authority for the state- ment that the lost “jewel case” was nothing but a little key case with some common fron keys in it. The princess left it in an au- tomoblle and was greatly excited until a hotel detective found it again. Of course, In & way, the loss was a serious one to the Youthful princess—for the keys were the ones to the array of trunks in which she brought over her treasured finery to flash on a startled new world 'THAYER SUPERIOR PRINTING i Small H Work Q 3 Exclusively Where lity and Service Meet PHONE MAIN 1816 1909 12th St. N.W. HOWARD S. FISK, Manager Hoosiers Are All Sold on the Club Plan It would be hard to find a better time than mght now to buy your Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. 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