Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 21

PITTSBURGHO.K'S SLUNS CLEAN-UP Woman Welfare Director Ap-g proves New York’s East Side Plan. 3H, October 14.—Plans ed citizens and officials minate the . Bvery big ity | should look with f: York plan to rep ments with well vent day auch 'n Pittshyrgh. I our cities can be 1 of public-spirited others, “I'ha Ay mpathe who have the welfare heart, nced only to nm mH Im[ml es lnlvl the slums and the & many of our working people lw'\llh\ living quarters at nominal co Mrs. Raub, the first w al < =ity Gepartment h -| ing need of the iation A tenewents ‘.mm e, less crime and of slums in less dise: morality. BUILDING EXéOSITION “Mayor” of Capltal | Is Asked to Trace Lost Chicken Crate’ There’s a serious shortage of chicken crates in_Austinville, Va. judging from a letter the Commis sioners received from James B. Porter, a_chicken breeder of some note in that place. The communication was directed to the “mayor” of Washington and, like all others of its kind, was de- livered to Daniel . Garges, secre- tary of the Board of Commission- ers, who eulled it to the attention of Commissicners Rudolph, Beil and Dougher! It contained an urgent plea to the “mafor” to locate and return to the writer a crate filled with chickens which he shipped to Washington some time ago. Por- ter said all he wanted was the crate and willing to defray the expenses for its return, LAW’S coNFilcf'hLAMED Must Be Eeconc.led Says Master in Oil Patent Case. b rles le. hearing the Government’s ainst the Standard Ol Co. of and 46 other oil companies. ! erday. tent law prescribes that the product for 1 vears, he said, and the anti-trust law is de- cidedly against monopolies. The case against the ofl companies inges on an alleged monopoly of ‘cracking processes,”\the Government contending that the pooled pre s are worthless because of prior inven tion PHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSD SMUGGLING ADDS SPICE TO NORWAY’S DRY FIGHT Shipment of Spirits Arrives From America—Prohibition Is Keen ! 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