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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-04
STORY OF ORWOLL'S SUDDEN RISE
 TO BIC TIME READS LIKE FICTION

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan 1 From the diamond of an obscure Iowa college, Oscar t"Ossie'9 o. vol, whose alliterative name has been changed by admirers to tae Iowa Ghost and the Great Or woll, has clubbad and flung his way to baseball's big tent in just three years.
 For three ball players and | handful of cash, Connie Mack pe.- suaded Henry J. killilea, naw owner of the Milwaukee Brewe $ Of the American Association. t5 part with the services of Orwcl. SO big blond Ossie will don u.is- form of the Philadelphia Athletics next season.
 If he carries on for the A.h- letics as he did in college anl for the Brewers, ha should be | decided asset.
 Whether Mir Gillicuddy wi have the Norwegian pitch, play first base or the outfield is q question. As combination hurl- CT and flychaser with the Brew CTS last year he led the league ill pitching and was second in bae- ting. Mack's outfield is preti : well manned, but he can use q first baseman or a pitcher to gooo advantage.
 impossible" Says Manager
 The yearly stalking of the bushes by big league scouts ai ways turns mp a story or tive. That concerning Oscar is amons basebalrs best sellers.
 Several years ago. Orwoll, thea IS. followed his yen for baseball and essayed to play first base in a club in the now defunct Dakota League.
 Impossible, said the manager. "There's nothing else for me to say. you're just impossible" Anl Orwol was dropped forthwith.
 Then he entered Luther College at Decorah, Iowa, a town which sometimes defies detection on 1na map, and for four years he was a sensation with the college nine. In 54 games he was at bat 2's times, scored 5S runs, made 93 hits for total of 172 bases. ani
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-04

WHY SURE! THE PRESIDENT will be out all winter. warm and comfortable. Just Phone 257. Bob Turner. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-04
JACK OF ALL TRADE The Shou of Odd Jobs

If your piles freeze up. or for any odd jobs Phone 473, John HoIler. adv.
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The Washington times., 1928-03-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
BECK WINS FIGHT,
FOR HOUSE SEAT
Committee Votes 6 to 3 in
Favor of Recognizing Phil.
adelphia as Home.

Ey the Associated Press
The night OF James M. Beck to retain
his seat as a Republican Representative
from Pennsylvania was upheld To-Day
bv A House elections committee by
vote Of s to 3.
Beck's eligibility to House member
ship was challenged by Representative
Garrett OF Tennessee. the Democratic
floor leader, ON the ground that the
former Solicitor General OF the United
States was not legal resident OF Phil
adelphia. The House must still pass
on the question.
Chairman Vincent OF the committee
said that the report to the House would
be delayed for several days untll a NIL
riority report could be drawn.
Beck admitted to the committee tnat
his principal home was In washington
and that ne owned Summer home III
Sea Bright, N. j.. but said he had leased
an apartment In Philadelphia a year
and a half ago and had removed ms
citizenship to that Stats with the lnten-
ton Of reidentifyinS hin,sclf with 1t po-
litically.
Those voting In favor Of seating Beck
were:
Republicans Vincent OF Michigan.
Perkins of New Jersey, Rathbone OF ILL
nois, Bechmann Of West Virginia. Guycr
OF Kansas: Democrat. Douglass OF Mas
sachusetts.
Opposed we're: Grail Republican
California: Democrats. Browning OF
Tennessee and Wilson Of Mississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

Continued from First Pagel
mcnt at their regular monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon. which lasted from,
3:lS to $50 O'Clock. At the conclusion
william F. Ham, president of the conf
pany. and Charles j. Bell. chairman of
the directorate. received newspaper men
in the formers ONCE and announced
the actfon.
IAN that 1 care to say Is that our
board of directors has met. considered
he merger plan and approved 1t in prin-
ciple." said Mr.. Ham. There may be
on. or two minor details to be ironed
out vet"
Mr.. Ham also announced that ncne
Of the details OF the merger plan would
be made public BY the transportation
'nmpanies. The pan was drawn up at
the request Of the Public Utilities Com
mission. he said. and the commission
will make 1t public.
Harley P. Wilson. principal owner of
the Washington Rapid Transit Co. and
central figure IN the merger negotia-
lions. did not attend the meeting. al
thouhg he is member Of the boaro OF
directors OF the traction company. II
is understood that MIR. Wilson Is In
New York
Mr.. Wilson also is member of tn.
board OF directors of the North Ameri.
can Co.. utility investment corpora
ton of New York. which owns a con-
trolling interest In the Washington Rail-
way s. Electric Co The North Ameri-
can Co. was represented at the meet
ing. however. by r. w. Doolittle. vice
president
The board of directors also refused
the request nt the employees that guar.
antees TO employees be made under the
merger and be incorporated In its
charter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
POLICE TAKE CENSUS
OF unemployment
House. to. House Canvass in Balti.
more First Of Kind on Record
in United States.

81 the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, February 9.-Baltimore
police today were engaged In house
toulouse canvass OF their beats 10 de-
terrnii,e accurately the amount OF un-
employment In the city. The canvass
reported TO be the first of Its kind
undertaken IN the country, was begun
at the request of Or. J. Knox lsley
State commissioner OF labor and
statistics.
Unemployment figures obtained In
Baltimore by this means may be used
as a gauge for the entire country.
Ethclbert Stewart. commissioner oil
labor statistics at Washington. was
quoted as saying in pointing out that
his department was deeply interested
In the survey here.
The police. furnished with blanks for
the purpose. were instructed to visit
each family and learn from each nov
many OF It's members who usually work
have been unable TO obtain employment
-~----~----e -
More than So. 500. 900 is being invested
In new motion picture production com
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
HAziNG CASE TAKEN UP.


Of Virginia In v. n. ]. Charge.
aus.aai D.sD1tsb ia TIE star.
HYhTTGVJLLE Nd. February q
NICHOLAS Orem, Prince Georges County
aaiDerinteudent of schools. Who toto
rJoY Harry y, BYRD Of Virginia yestef-
day In Richmond NJ the recent hszing
nj virginia Military institute. Lezing-
ion. We. Of his son. Nicholas lr., who
was seriously injured. was informed ~
fhe governor thu, he would take 'fs
matter up with the bosrd NJ visitors Of
y. III J.
Nni!k In Richmond Mr.. Ofem called
M Harris Hart, stsh superintendent ~
nleIYIs and o member Of the board ~
ssaiuJrs Of v. M ! Mr.. Hart, tDo. t1id
nr Ofem that iif would lay the con-
paint before the board Of visitors. Mr.
Bssf said consideration vas being given
lie question 81 laying the CASES NJ those
guilty NJ extreme hszinE before the
grand jury. IL evidence could be ~
talFe1 The matter sIfeady hss been
issst up with judge who hiss sd-
plsfn this action Mr Hsyt ssn u was
tie oDBijDn ~ Mr. Hart thst Mr.. Cfsm
VIZ fntlfsc 10 some sort ~ redress.
Eoih Soy BYRD aud M. Hsr f<-
THfhAfc Fgtet ~ ihe SITUATION anu its
TffkftpTt 1JyBl tjgf StsA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
WATSON TO SEEK
COP. NOMINATION
Indiana Senator to An.
noUnce Stand Formally
! Next Week.
L. the Assnciate,i rrrss

~ the tssotIateu Trees
Senator James r. Watson OF Indiana
has decided TO hecome an active csnoi-
date for Republican presidential NOM
M,ation.
The decision was made knowh To-Day
In The announcement OF NE appoiht-
mes,t oi IA. burt thurman ia Inuiaii&p-
Oils as Wa,sons campaign manager.
While Thurman Is TO sesm active
worK immeols tely, formal announce.
mtil o. The SENATOR'S ,anduuacy Will
not b. made until next week. when the
pans u ESue q S,a,emsnt outlining his
views TN the CHIEF issues OF lhe Gay.
Third Republican.
Watson is the third Republican SEN
atur 10 throw ms hat mo The political
ring The Others are Gurus If Kansas
ano Willis If Ohio.
simultaneously with the publication
OF Senator Watson's decision TO become
. candidate the Indiana delegation IN
The House met and Endorsed his can
0idacy by resolution. viii r. Wood.
chairman of the Republican congress
aicnal campaign committee. presided.
In adopting these resolutions the In
diana Republican delegation In Congress
cordially invites the support OF Repub-
licans throughout the Union, calling
attention TO the brilliant and useful
public services of Mr.. Watson covering
q period Of 80 years, during which Ions
period he has undeviatingly supported
Republican principles and rendered con-
splcious service to American business.
agriculture and labor.
Lcnr Record Recalled.
"Mr. Watson was born and reared In
Indiana He always has bsen a loyal
ent, patriotic citizen of the United
States. intensely American In his ideals;
he has vigorously opposed the United
States entering the League Of Nations.
or adhcring In any way to the World
Court: he is believer In the funda-
rfentals Of the Constitution of the
United States and has fought Socialism
: In all its forms.
S,"For>a generation he has been a
powerful exponent OF Republican prin
ciples and been unwavering and with
out the shadow OF turning In his fldsl-
its TO the principles Of government ad-
vocated by the Republican party. No
one has done nore for advancement OF
Repubiicanism thai Mr.. Watson. For
20 yearS he has throughout the length
and breadth OF the Nation been an ao-
vocate of the gospel OF Republican
ideals in government.
There is no locality in <llich his
voice has not oe N lifted in the cause
of the party. He has spoken for his
party in every northern State from
coast to coast and everywhere he has
been and is being sought 10 advance
the party standard on political. eco
non,ic. financial and legislative prob
lens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

syfups cam touch ami that's exactly
what II doeA quickly and thoroughly
There IL no dope IN ErnnGhuilns
Emulsion, nor chiorofofm. nor sugar
"~~siiGh thtngs ara only mAksshiftA
and should be- taken with the great.
eat caution
For ordinary G0,lshs iva doses ri
Hf6DehniiHs Emulsion Ia usually
enough
Ash Peoples Dnis Stores ah0it II
or sny progressive druggist Advsfr
iisemtnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
SIX. STUDENTS HURT
IN RUNAWAY BUS
Vehicle Turns Over When Driver
Loses Control on Hill Near
Sharpsburg. Md.

are.asj n,.pats.h 4" IN" Star
HACEESTOWE. Nd. February D.
eiE students OF the BoonSboro, Nd,
Hign School. living at Sliarpsburg. Nd.
we're In ured and - others were shaken
up when q bus ran wild on a steep
iitii mile this side OF 6harpsburg on
the way 10 Boonesboro shortly before
o ors,ek THIS morning,
A9Rila and Ruby Renner. Mary Cox
Eio.se Moore and Calvin and Edward
Nunrma are the injured, They were
tEfsieo nj the home III DR. DAVID
.ewcs mer nj Sharpsbura
M1YkYood HuffeT, driver of the bus
which is owned by the Blue Rid2e
Transportation Co, said the drive aiiaii
broke. tearing away the brssk rod
while the bus was on the incline. cs'is'
ing him 10 ioae control. TIE bus turned
over. The driver eScsped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
There's Real Medicine Now
ForStubborn, Hang. On Coughs

Wt1n nothing seems 10 dD thai
lingering die hard cmigh any gnod
Just 90 and set . bottle of srOHchu-
line Emulsion
I Take thih RAJ cough medicine
Is dItectsf and notice how easily ana
speedily IL oysrGamss that persistent,
obstinate cough, Inst has esiissd you
many hlssplsas nights. and miserable
days.
! ia . D,sdlfins compounded Tor The
purpose ~ congasrins tough, hsHe-
n" t'''sh'' 'hsl 'h''p ordinary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
'"ciu dispatch +" The star

Sp"ral Dispatch to The star
UPPER MARLBORO. Md. February
9--Norman Hart, Is years old, OF Cap
itol Heights, has been committed TO the
Prince Georges County Jail here by As
sociate Justice Joseph G. Mattingly VI
the seventh. judicial circuit to await the
action of the April grand jury on a
charge OF having entered store IN
Maryland Park recently. He vas arrest
ed by County Policeman Frank p.
Prince Young Hart was convicted with
his brother at the October last term of
the Circuit Court on a charge Of steal
inS automobiles and was sentenced to
three years In jail. Sentence was sus-
pended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
Lightning Plays
Havoc at Cottage
A Three Escape
special Dispatch tn The star.

special Dispatch tn The star
HAGERSTOWN. Md. February q.
During a thunder and hail storm
last night bolt Of lightning tore up
a post at the home OF @. f. Oaks.
four miles north OF here. ripped off
the top OF a w.'l. gouged out a sec
ton Of a concrete walk. took door
on coal house and tore brick and
windows from the cottage.
Oaks and his wife and daughter
Hazel escaped injury when their
home was cnveloped by the flash.
Hailstoncs were OF unusual size
and the storm was the severcst OF
It's kind ever seen here so far In adj
vance of Summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
POWER EXTENSION
IN COUNTY ASKED
Celesville and Ashton Turnpike
Citizens Send Delegation Be.
fore State Body.

apetssl Dispsteb 10 The Str
BALTIMORE. February s.-Headed
b. Joseph {. Cissel. attorney for the
County commissioners delegation OF
residents from Montgomery County ap-
peared before the Public Service Com
mission and presented petition for
the extension III electric service lines
The delegation represented 81 resi-
dents on the Coiesville and Ashton
turnpike, ano petitioned the commits
slor, TO orofr an extension OF such
electric power lines as may be con.
senient 10 provide electric lighting and
fower facilities 10 those persons resid-
lag on the said turnpike north OF the
village OF Burnt Mills and south OF
Ernwnx Corners"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
URGES CHANGE IN LAW.
House Member Advocates New
Retirement Regulations.

Proposal 10 liberaiize the civil serv-
ice retirement law with special refer
ence TO women is made by Representa-
tive Oliver, Democrat. Of New York In
a bill introduced In the House today.
He proposes that any woman employe
5hali be- eligible for retirement when
she shall have attained 60 years OF age
and shall have rendered at least Is
years OF service. or at any time Mt her
own option after she shall have served
for a period Of IS years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

Spe,i.i Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND. Va. February 9-There
were 25l arrests by the State prohibi-
ton officers in January, in addition to
the arrests made in cities and counties
by the local men. The val,e Of the
property seized by the State officers
was $69.83S. Included in the seized
property we're % automobiles and 2182
gallons OF liquor. the latter held TO be
worth $40 A gallon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
900 DOGS ENTER SHOW.
Washington Exhibits Among Those
on Baltimore Card.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
BALTIMORE. February Q. -- Eight
hundred canine aristocrats. represent
ing practically every breed and includ :
ing entries from Washington. Phila.
delphia and New York. will compete
for prizes at the fifteenth annual Dog
Show OF the Maryland Kennel Club,
which opens tomorrow ct the 5th Reg
iment Armory
The club offers the largest premium
list in this section. being second only
to the Madison Square Garden Show
In New York City. A special feature
OF the show will be- races between ap-
proXimately IS to 40 Whippets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
ROUTE BEING STAKED
Extension Rights Of Way Costs to
Be Ascertained by a
Committee.

special Dispatch 10 The star
HYATTSVILLE, Md. February o.
Flights of way for the proposed cHt.n-
sion of Rhode Island avenue from the
District line Mt Mount Rainier to john
con avenue. Hyattsvilic. are now being
stakcd by the State Road Commits
sion.
When this has been completed COM
mittccs In the various towns served by
the projected road will get In touch
with owners of property that will be
required for rights of way. tell them
how much Of their property Is sought
and ascertain just how much money Is
wanted for the property. II they set
what is regarded as reasonable figure
they will be paid that. but If they in
sist on a higher price than Is deemed
warranted. proceedings will be opened
to secure the land by condemnation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
WIRE KILLS LINEMAN.
Physicians Try Four Hours to Re.
vive Richmond Victim.

RICHMOND. Va. February (!a'l. =
Frank Gardner. q years old. lin.man
for the Virginia Electric a. Power Co
was electrocut.d today when he came
in contact with a power line carrying
1900 volts. Physicians and his CO
workers iabored for four hours In III,
attempt TO revive nm.
After oxygen had been pumped into
his lungs and artificial respiration re-
sorted TO for two hours, physicians BE-
lieved there we're evidences OF life. Hop
Of revival was abandoned. however
when h. failed TO show further s.zr.
Of life after four hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

A bill 10 authorize an increase Of SiO.-
600 900 In the capital stock OF the Gov
eminent owned Inland Waterways Cor
poration. In order 70 expand the existing
barge service on the Mississippi and
other rivers. was introduced by Repre-
sentative Denison. Republican. illinois,
Yesterday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
SCHOOL BIDS REJECTED.
ConttIustisn ~ Potomac Hhtghtt
Extension Usls ysd,

All Dics for The erection NJ ttas pro.
Dosxo naw fogr roam sxlsnsigls public
sshooi ~ PatItnk1 Heights. u Hufst
terrace sH6 LsHs place, were rejected
yesterday afternoon by ths District
Commissioners because ~ fsiiuIs ~
the tsJnHs1IgTk ~ submit u large
enough variety NJ samples ~ brick tfon
shifh Ia cilopns
4hf REJECTION ~ tiD hids will esuss
afIky In tIaf construction III the
salsooi NV bidA viii be sdyertlkse for
~ AHss 5aowAYey
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CAPITAL TRACTION
COMPANY AGREES
TO MERGER PLAN

Continued from First Pagel
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-30

"Well," said the caterpillar, "spring
Is the beautiful time of the year when
the flowers burst into bloom, the buds
open, the leaves begin to appear, but
terflies and crysalis creatures follow.
"Ah, the spring is wondrous."
well, neither of us think much of
the winter" said the jumping spider,
'for both of us sleep in the winter.
81 got all ready for my sleep last
autumn"
$50 did l." said the caterpillar. II
fuss a good deal before am all ready.
have to see that I am safe and Sc
cure from other creatures who might
disturb my winters nap.
81 do some interesting things, you
know"
"Tell me about them," said the
jumping spider politely.
az belong to the family of cater
pillars which weaves its own chrysalis
cases out of hairs and wool from its
summer coats.
Some of the families find some silk
which they have grown within them
selves which they use"
Sounds very strange TO me-" said
the jumping spider.
at does sound strange" said the
caterpillar, "but it is true"
81 am glad to hear about you" said
the jumping spider.
81 have told you about myself, and
now / m ST nap little longer before
/ get u and get ready for the beau
tiful spring.