Morning Oregonian., November 21, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

4 - THE MOItXIXG OREGOXIAX. MONDAY.
PAGE OF PICTURES FROM THE CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON
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1 Commltlre o nix internationally kniwn women who brought pledge of mnport to
preoident of women reprenentlnic 48 natloni In support of hi efforts toward
limitation of armaments. Left to riKht. Mm Georro. T. OdeJI, Women's Inter
national League for feare and Kreelom: Mrs. Milton J. HiKKins. National Con-a-reM
of Motiiers; MIns Emms Voldt Women's Committee for World Disarmament;
Mrs. Kohert J. Uurdette, tieneral Federation of Women's clubs; Mins Marian
Tarkhurst. National Learue of Women oters; Mrs. J. Borden Harrlman and
Miss Julia O'Connor, National Women's Trade In ion I-eamie. t Healqnarters
of tha IauKhtrrs of the American Revolution, set for meetlns; of eonferenee held
there. 8 Mme. Iviani. wife of French ex-premier, who accompanies her hus
band at Washlnirton. 4 New Willard hotel, headquarters of French delegates.
6 Advisory delegates to. conference named by Secretary Hnches. lft to right,
front row, Carml Thompson, (ieneral John J. Femhuis;, jMrs. Eleanor Franklin
Kxan. Mrs. Kalhcrine I'hillipn Kdsnn, Mrs. Thomas Winter, Mrs. C. S. Hird, (ieorgo
Sutherland, William B. Thompson. Herbert Hoover: bark row, John I-. Lewis,
W. J. Smith. Admiral W. I- Kogrrs. Henry P. Fletcher, Mi mud (inmpers. Theo
dore Roosevelt. Stephen O. Porter, Charles 8. Barrett. H. M. Hewell, Uovernor
John M. Parker. W illiam Sanlsbnry. a Entrance to Pan-American Inlon build.
Ing, where business session of conference was held. 7 Admiral de Bon of France,
picturesque figure among delegates from that nation. 8 M. Arts tide Briand.
French premier and dominant figure In his delegation.
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