The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, October 30, 1921, Magazine Section, Image 86

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Newspaper Page TextTITE SUNDAY OREGOMAX, PORTLAND, ' OCTOBER 30, 1931 w. i ?.? .svrgyv by camera M AJOR THOMAS L. CLEAR Is the armaments recently held a meeting eastern affairs opens on November 1.. new treasurer cf the United with Secretary or Mate ttugnes. ien .," hntMinis 'WMhlnit- S.ate. .lDln board emer- to right In the photograph then taken American Union bu d.ngs W ashing . , . they are: Elihu Koot. ex-secretary or Ton, u. v.. meie vm ncy fleet corporation. He was an " ' ' of -...her one of the most distinguished assistant of General Goetnals during AUbama Secretary of State Hughes, groups of men ever assem construction of the Panama canal and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Mass- .national capital. ervea aDroaa auring me war. ehuaetts ' ' When the Wilsons left the White Veterans of nine marriages and six Baron de Cartier de Marchlenne, House they had more curios and gifts Kh"oiiy !w'.Te c'! lak .mbM,Ior from .Belgium to the without utility than they could care 11 inn., said to be 134 years old. He United States, will head the delega- for. One of the articles which found came out of the Canadian northwest tion from his country to disarmament Its way, poesibly through an over- and lorated at Cass Lake 10 years conference next montn. He has been sight. Into hands of antique dealers. 80. He is mere Known as jonn on leaye of aDaenca and wiU return is a tapestry loom, "'" "" "" bled in the world's oldest man. "Sailor White." formerly the strong man of the navy, with bis teetn. re with the Belgian delegates. used by Queen Marie Antoinette. It had been presented to Mrs. Wilson Charle- W. Pugs'ley. "former profes- by a French museum. or of animal husbandry at the Uni- ."'?-"i0-'"ft. ?aerrmt3pa0pferN?nrathka? K .! ceremonies at the United States with men along me ap.toi piasa. .ie - - Secretarjr of Agriculture national cemetery at Arlington, whefl truck was loaded with unemployed . " '.....nt Secretary of agri- the "unknown soldier" of the United men biiu ma ri un i " midiuu w e civ. nnhllcitv to their Dlisht. culture. America's delegates to the Novem States army will be buried with full military honors in the presence of a When the International conference notable group of American officials ber conference on the limitation of on limitation of armaments and far and statesmen. I Under mood & I' ' . I lndermood UndrwoodMV -v.f, S'; . V :.f; v 4 1 , f rs, EOT "a -si S r i 1 nv, ;! U . " . jr - ,- ' A . ; :.. . t W" -I i r 3 J A T fur -Lv4 ir i I r L. . j . , Afv ; H jf Underload a Und?rwoodY Underwood N Y 1 IS'' A UnderwoodMr Undorwood.NY lndertvood dt UnderwoodMY UndsrwoodMY .w - J 1 y J- "J 1 if w. ,xi.vv. inaerMtood d Underwood Y r. I lli.fl ::'' -' c -31 V -s-.v--:: . ... -.-V' . ' ' . :- I ' 41 ; ? ' - ' 7 rViTv' V s - m - i - i' . A J f im fi-,-'.. . y ssw 7 It; x ;f !? f I Lv w -V . v -a L r ; - .AiVw. Air' vt ; .