Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FATE OF GIRL STILL PUZLLES POLICE Rewards Offered for Young Woman and Sweetheart Who Disappeared. BY the Associated Press PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis, De- :mber 1.—Theories concerning the te of 22-year-old Clara Olion were erystallizing into definite shape today 8 officers and volunteer searchers for the girl and her Gale College swect- heart, Erdman Olson, 18, renewed €fforts to find the two—or their bodies. Many believed that the Crawford County hills, between the Kickapoo and the Mississippi, may hold the body of the younz woman. Private detectives employed by Chris Olson, the girl's father, plan to center their Search there. Others hold that Clara, who is not related to Erdman Olson, has been hiding since November 10 in St. Paul or Minneapolis. Following her disap- | pearance, her father found in her ! Toom a note in which Clara wrote that she would be back soon, and that she would have a “glad surprise” when she returned. Chris Olson interpreted this to mean his daughter expected to marry Erdman. Albert O'son, wh is a tobacco plant 1ike Chris Olson, today came to the defense Lf his son, for whom a warrant charging mu has been issued. “This whole thing.” he said, “grows out of an effort to make my boy marry Clara Olson. I don't care how this turns out, they'll find my boy has committed no crime.” Two_rewards. each for $200, have been offered, one for the girl and one for the boy. P MAKES APPEAL. Near East Relief Asks Golden Rule Sunday Observance. The Near East T appeal to the peoy to ohserve next Sunday Rule Sunday. The day will be observed through- out the country with simple meals at noon, the diff cost to be do- nated to the Dr. L. W. Glazebrook, . the men’'s committee of the Potomac f is making an > of the District as Golden divisio; s he hopes the donations this year will exceed those of pre- vious Potomac division head- quarters is at 321 Bond Building. CHURCH MARKS BIRTHDAY. Sixty-Third Anniversary of Found- ing of First Baptist Congregation. The First Baptist Church has just closed a two-week celebration of the sixty-third anniversary of its found- ing and the third anniversary of the astorship of Rev. James H. shall. Fhe anniversary cos began No- vember 14 and closed Monday night. The following ministe took part in the ser s: Revs, W m D. Jar- vis, Richard Johnson, W. M. Hawkins, E. B. Watson, A L Hughes, A. J. A sayles, Elijah Coleman, James E. Green, J Harvey Randolph, William L. Wash- ington and John S. Miller. 27,000 CASES CONSIDERED Immigration Board of Review Re- port for Year Made. More than 27,000 cases, involving 46,755 aliens, were considered by the board of immigration review of the Labor Department, Secretary of La- bor Davis sald today in a section of his annual report. 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Bflmschwi S E STREET CORNER Sth WOMEN’S CONFERENCE Delegates From 30 States Will At- | the Cause and Cure of War, which will convene here Suny§ay. Miss Blanche Sherwin, president of will head the delegation, 3 y Miss Ruth Morgan and s Josephine Schain. District of Columbia delegates are: Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin, Mrs. Jennie tenadiSesxicns ito BCudyfianse S} S Fiiver, Biia. |Gertruts Punkar, Mrs. Edward P. Costigan, Mrs. James and Cure of Strife. Cumming, Miss beth Eastman, The National League of Women | Mrs, Mrs, Voters will have delegates from 30 | Nicho! States at the Women's Conference on ' Albert ‘Williams. ON WAR OPENS SUNDAY co-operation to secure peace. o on, John s Ottenberg, Mrs. ney, Mrs. Harwood Read, ' in four and one-half days. Miss Helen Reid, Mrs. George Ricker, Mrs. Arthur Ringland and Mrs. Laura The league. advocates international The German-Spanish company that is to operate the Zeppelin airship line between Seville and Buenos Aires has taken the name of “Colon,” which is Spanish for Columbus, and plans to make the trip between the two citles The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. D. U, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926 $1,200 ANNUITY PROGRAM fore settling definitely on detalls of | ZA|IMIS AGAIN PREMIER. the program. WILL BE PRESSED AGAIN ATHENS, Greece, December 1 UP) The general outline of the program —Alexander Zaimis, who has held the Joint Contérence on Retirement Re- in the House and Senate bills during the last session of Congress, the joint conference on retirement, composed of representatives of various Govern- ment departmerits, met last night and re-elected officers. Alcorn ‘was again named for the coming session of Congress, premiership mar tmes since 1902, however, it was decided, will be along the same lines as last year's program again heads the government of Greece. He has formed a coalition cabin and the procedure will be on the same basis. R. H. elects Offcers and Makes Con- | goiman; Thomas §. Flaherty, secre- & embracing all five political parties. gressional Plans. tary, and W. M. Collins, treasurer.| A sensitive instrument which | This new ministry will replace that headed by Gen. George Kondylis, who announce several weeks ago, before the general elections were held, that he would resign. measures the poisons carbon monoxide gas released by automobiles has been devised by Government chemists, and may be used in vehicular tunnels. 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