Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1926, Page 26

U.S.TO FLOAT HALF pected that the American portion will he ahout £50,000.000, or roughly one-half of the total issue. The loan will be floated here by P. Morgan & Co and the THE EVENING STATUE TO MOTHERS OF WEST IS PLANNED STAR, WASHINGTON, models for several months. Jo Davidson, famous American sculptor, who was selected to make | bronze busts of the allied leaders in the sculptors had been at work onI . D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 ’ The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. I 7 3 " Guaranty Company, which have rep- the World War, and who designed a resented Relglum in_previous finan- St group of figures for the French gov- cing operations. rivate banking o | ernment t -ate the first vie- e ™ 0 ama ot $30.000.000 | Ten American &nd European Sculp- | {/1™C8 the Merme, nas nfermieq Mr. recently obiained in London hy ‘the | tors Commissioned to Design |Marland he will visit Ponca City this Central Bank of Belglum may be month to “get the feel” of the coun arranged at the same time. Launohing of $100,000,000| sSeveral revisions have been made Models for Oklahoma Tribute. | Y :};;:;:Hn:gh;:;rsler:eka,BMT.mf\:krlsnd in the Belgian loan plans in recent —_— sald he had seen statues honoring Elegance and Dependability ; weeks. When the government's pro- i ; b Wentern characters, but never o . Campaign Is Expected oo Noat was Sannonucsdiiseverel | L Areociaied Brose. G Potiohd uky. Takmesinih 1o thb ‘ omblned at o erate rices and Heeks ago 1t was mafd ihat a $60.-| PONCA CITY: OKla., October 22.—|plonear women who made the settle- Next Week. 000,000 loan was contempla A statue honoring pioneer women as |ment of the West possible. Later thi= was advanced to $75 — 000,000, and'the latest amount men- 87 the ‘Associated Press. tioned is nearer $100,000,000. he mothers of the West is to be — 3 erected among the ofl derricks on § Drjediie ™ 10001 f Cherokee Sirip, near here, scene of Marine Corps Orders. S T S official reports from abroad | suffering and sacrifice in the early| Maj. R. E. Messersmith has been . NEW YORK, October 22.—The|placed the total at £18,000.000 In the |days of Western colonization. “ | transferred from Chicago to the bat- longawaited international loan 1o form of 6 per cent bonds, prices| Ten noted American and European | tieship Arkansas of the Scouting elgium, which will provide nearly | around 93. | sculptors have received commissions | Fleet, Capt. A. H. Turnage from $100,000.000 for the stabilization of | to marine headquar- that’ country's currency. 13 " E. W. Marland. head of the Marland | ters, thig city: Capt. J. Waller from be launched in the Ame John Galsworthy recommeénds whole- | Ofl Co.. said last night in announcing | San’ Diego, Calif.. to the Island of and European markets next week. |sale emigration of English children to|plans for the memorial. Mr. Marland [ Guam. and Second Lisut. L. A. 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