Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 26

28 WARPLAN URGED FOR BANK RELIEF : Dickinson Would Revwe Fl-lflualw Sehool. nance Corporation to Aid Midwest Institutions. October. 8.— inance Corpo- aid to Western come heavily hur- » holdings dur- depression ration plan as banks that h dened with real e ing the agriculture be proposed in C an banks in the Mississippi V areas unless legislation faclit conversion of s banks into that are compelled to estate an amount not in excess Der cent of tht value of such holdings. The loans would be permitted to run five years. OBGANIZATION ACTIVITIES Gavel Chapter, give a ba at Scottish Rite E streets. nner from athedral, Th © Associtio ) t th Comfortes sarish Hall of offi The, Columbia will mee! Patrick’s recto “of the District « 8§ o'clock, at St. American War Mothers will meet at the Lee House. Congress Tle! hold 1 Ing. 7:45 o'cloc ongress He Auditorium rs and music. wiil have a Northeast streets n Rabhi W ch the Quest *for God.” Rabbi Rose e will occupy the pulnit of the Har Sinai Temple in Baltimore tomorrow. Tt will be his first appearance in that eity since his tion. Motion Pictife Operators will 2 banquet at the Lee House. The St. Joseph season, R:30 o'clock, at street northeast LEGION PLA‘NS PARADE. Graves of Soldiers to Be Decorated at Luray Armistice Day. al Tusnatch to The Sta LURAY, Va. O meetine held Wedn, the Miller-Campbell Pos American Legion of T - Armistie day services were made < quota of funds ) figure in V t the Nesqui- quickly raised by the A committee was also .,,., winted to canvass the country for wations toward the historical 313 Second S S.—At & of fon post have | T » will open its | Mrs. plans | . CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Auxilia (h..m N tive hun.lr-d < & pm., at the hon rmel, 907 Longfella paL of Mrs. Judith ! treet, for the r Home. 1 wwhington Citizens' As- | Fion will meet Monday, 8 p.m., at tion of (»fl\u'rs | Anthropological Soclety n\um..;. 3 Monday, Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., at Biyan School. on’ of _offi Harold . Warner will speak .| Life of Christopher Columbus. A musical and lterary program will ho LI “trom Vern where d of the chu It will be und s of the Tribe of King Davi ieorge Only, chairman. i FLORIDA RELIEF FUND GROWS TO $27 551 Red Cross Bepons Progress in Fi- nancial Aid Work in Washington. Washington ha 5 to “he fund abilitation work in ing to the latest taly Chaper of the Red () vlace. The lo An’ addition; recelved by the cashier of The Star and will be added to the total now icially reported. to the: District _chan v acknowledged are 10.00 50.00 40.00 5.00 . Minnie H. T. Gu J. Walter J. 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