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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-16

Price os.OOO-NEAR 21st AND . SITS. High
type Of home. moderately priced considpr'
ing the improvements and location The
house is especially adapted for entertain
ing and contains IA rooms and oatns
hot-water heat: electricity. 1t mas re
Gently been redecorated and garage ac'
commodations can be arranged.
Price. s,250-PETWORTH SEMI-BUNGA.
Low. An opportunity that should moi
be overlooked detached home about
one year old. situated on a lot 4Oxl3a
IT. 1t has electric lights, hotwater heat
hardwood floors, open fireplace, stationary
tubs in cellar. Owner will give posses
sion and make attractive terms.
Price. STA. oOO-MT PLEASANT. Three STORY
brick. built by one of the most reliable
builders This has ten rooms, two com
plete baths (six bedrooms). hardwood
floors, electric lights, hot-water heat
front and rear porches and room Tor ga
rage Some six-foom houses in this neigh
borhood have recently sold for almost n
much.
Price. 50. 4o0-TWO-FAMILY APT. Very de.
sirable building located In good north
west section. Five rooms and bath or
the first floor and six rooms and bath or
the second, and Is now rented to good
tenants at $115 per month. This Is m
excellent proposition for home or invest.
ment or both. This will be sold quickly
and should be inspected Immediately.
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Be Sure to See Our
SUNSHINE HOMES


Furnished and unfurnished-Open to & -
Lots, IS to 90 feet front; real
open freplaces; every modern Z
convenience, for no more than
houses in a row.
Two designs, six and eight roomA
On Arkansas Ave. at 18th be-.
tween Emerson and Farragut,,.....
Saul's Addition. Take ~
Also see our So,575 homes in
Michigan Park, at 18th and.
Michigan Ave; 40 acres in this
development. Over 20 houses
sold. 4
At end Of ''Brookland'' car line.
M1DDAUGH & SHANNON, -,
Inc Since 1899. Owner.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H. :
'No place like home: no home like ours.'' 80
FINE 10-ROOM HOUSE ON GTRARD ST.. =
between 18th and 13tn. Three-story brick.
Room for garage. This property can be bought
very reasonably excellent terms. :.
A three-story and basement brick. On 9Th. !.
st. near Carnegie library. 16 rooms and two
baths. Now rents for 81. 600 year. In good
| condition. A fine buy at $4,000. Gan arrange
easy terms. -
TO CoLORED PURcHAsERs-A semi-de.,'
rooms and bath six bedrooms. IArre lot,
80 # wide. with additional garage lot in the
rear. Let Us show you this at once. Excelleaf-7
LED D. LATIMER COMPANY,
Realtors -.
1410 II ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USES.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eve Street Main 4752
NEW MISREPRESENTATION HEIGHTS.
IMPROVEMENTS: LOTS
M.
MOUNT PLEASANT. SAULS ADDITION
and electric breakfast porch:
foorn trim: a;e
garage on deep lot r 81 600 $4,000 NckEEyER Goss
~ WAN ~ ~ " PETWORTH.
TAkOMA PARK. two-fmly in test~ of
MckEEVER GOSS
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4/oZ
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OPEN SUNDAY.
1914 Jenifer St Chevy Chase, D. c.
front hep
hwate heat electric
Near Washington Circle. Near Gonzaga College.
$685. Easy $ooU $50 cash.
rPennaa sta
9rpomsa and
dow@wn top noor rented vi" carry Mt Pleasant Near 18th.
~ ' $780, Easy terms.
Georgetown3Oth Near N.
$780, $500 cash. . 49, 49, ~ ~
o f. HON. Of room. and bath all woFamy Flat Boomngdale
p.prsd door. .s,n'1ed $780, Easy
delighted
ST. and ISL Ne In Front of Chevy Chase Club.
$475O. Terms $25OOO Terms
Near Dupont Circle. Nea T Snd;ers, Home p,r1
$780, Terms So85O Easv terms
of
section
WILLIAM K. HARTUNC,
3O1 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Main 73 100.
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WE HAVE FINE LISTINGS
of detached houses and bunga-
lows in the beautiful sections
of Woodbridge, Brookland and
Dahlgren Terrace, D. c. Very
reasonable prices and good
terms. Fine listings in all sec
tons of the city, Maryland and
Virginia.
FARMS. BUNGALOWS. HOUSES
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
Bungalow: 5r.. bath: NV: gas and cleo
ie Large lot. o ssaa from R.
corner lot; fruit and lowers; a desirable home;
s:sa: bal BATH :rf.nsed e,ee
corner lot; a genuine bargain at $1,000; 81. 900
cash. bal arranged.
Fine 8r., bath house; b.-w.; cleo: hardwood
floors; garage and large lot; $500; $1,000
cash. so monthly; A find;
beautiful 6r.. BATH semi-buDgalow: frat
class condition; 2 extra rooms could be I'm
ished: street and alley paved; h.-w.; cleo !;
2 barEain At $500; 5000 cash. bal. arranged.
Owner leaving CHEVY s1iz CHASE.
A Wa1ren.buil bungalow that r hssd ~ to
s.. 600 cash, bal. arranged
TAKOMA PARK.
coy home; 5r. bungalow; modern; one
and one third acres ground; new fruit trees;
car at your service. Sec
0. B. ZANTZINGER,
9oo N. Y. ave. NV. NJ. 537l- -.
sAUL's ADDITION.
distinctively attractive in plan and design;
fence: convenient to cars; best section. Obliged
to sell at low figure. Consider 81 500 cash
ana cay AS dr. Box sss. Star once.
FOB SALE TO coIoRED- ROOM HOUSE
near 10th and You sts. NV: large lot to al
iey; room for E.nse: house IN excellent con-
A splendid opportunity for a colored family to
obtain home on easy terms Address Box
341-T. Star office.
| PARTY LEAVING CITY Will SELL BEAU
tiful detached modern stuceo home In Geve-
land Park; IL rooms, sleeping porch, 2 baths |;
yard sdo,s good Ro1 Pres
NEW 10th ST. HOMES.
FOB sALE-s6oo to 35os 18th. betwssa
| . rooms, baths: rear posehes: garass;
Open daily and Sunday. Lighted unta .
M. & r. B. WARREN,
Phone =. 90 or Col. 2017.
N.11o. TERMS. NICE GROOM AND RATH
bay window brick home: one Of the best stFeets
:. 81: s.: aas.
III Pso new M, 1SFi 1ss 81 si"'
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN WEST ENDCWITH.
| In three squares Of State. War and Navy
building. Ten-room house: large lot to fifteen
$3.50 Address Boz 1o!T. stsr oGes. ~
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

1PARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE; GOOD L0-
cation, excellent investment. Address Box
303-A. Star office. Ii.
4 BRICKS: RENT. $50: PRICE, $3.50: $50
cash.
2 brtcks. rent $50. price $500.
brick. rent $1A50, price $1.550.
THOMAS r. DROWN. GIT ~ st4G1
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DESIRABLE RESIDE
FOR SALE

BY
JESSE L. HEISkELL,
1903 st. NV Main 66S.
K st. ne, near LIST; 2-story brick dwelling.
z rooms and bath. Price. s, 500.
M st. NV. bet. 4th and 9Th: rooms and
bath; desirable for residence or business pur-
poses; rented at $40 per month; good condition.
Price, s, 600.
To close an estate, 12-room and bath brick
dwelling D st. near End NV: lot Z5x12S
#. to wide alley: side and rear entrance.
Easy terms. Early possession. Only $3.50.
Columbia Heights, west Of 14th st., near
Euclid; 8-room and bath brick detached dwell
ing: lot 55x150 to 20-ft. alley Price, $1O0
Calvert St. near Goth; 3-story brick, IL
rooms. baths; hot-water heat, electric light
arranged in three apartments; monthly rent
ais. $40. Owner, leaving town. will sacrifice
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
Specially Built Semi-Detached
brick house; located near Lincoln Park: six
rooms. tiled bath; hot-water heat: electricity.
colonial front porch: in fine condition. have
oough larger home and must sell this place
at once. It is SS
A Bargain at $1,000.
Address Box 1854, Star Office
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIP
1909 New York Ave NV.
Phone Main %.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Between Columbia road and Park road on
residential street; convenient to two car
lines; IL rooms q bedrooms); hot-water
heat; electric lights; in perfect condi-
ton to move in at once; lot 142 feet to
paved alley; garage. Price, $4,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Vacant; fine Groom. modern brick resi-
dence; one-half block from 14th street car
line; hot-water heat, electric lights and
in excellent condition; can be bought on
CLEVELAND PARK
A beautiful corner detached home; II
rooms. baths; h.w.h.; electric lights:
very large yard, 70x140 feet. and garage
this is an ideal home in an ideal loca ton.
The rooms are large and all equipment is
the very latest. Price, SIS. 600. Salts
factory terms can be arranged.
BRENTWOOD, D. c.
cosy home Of rooms and bath a bed
rooms); hot-water heat; electric lights:
large lot; plenty room for garden and
garage; one square Of car lines. Price,
$3.50; good terms and immediate posses
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Don't Miss This Chance. $1l SUI
Rest value and best location in the city. g.
room home on corner; southwest exposure;
ami; hot water heat. electric lights and gas:
large colonial porch; owner. leaving CITY mus.
sell: possession at once: only $1,000 cash
monthly payment to suit: Sauls Addi-
ton one square Of 18th ST.: inspection oy ap-
pointment Call Col. 697O for further particu-
lars. Phone week days, $50 to Pm; Sun
days, 10 I'm. to 2:3O pm. Must be seen to be
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WANTED-LOTS.

/ Will. PAY $500 TO 81 900 CASH FOR A
nice building lot in NV. city or suburbs must
have all improvements; close: give aioe, price
and exact location. I mean business. Address
Box 25S-A, Star office. 49,
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sEMI-SUBURBAN. DETACHED. ROOMS. Z
baths; new and modern; Vacant e 500 easa
and texmn, Col. 6217x
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
3O1 Southern Bldg, 18th and H Sts NV.
Main 373 and Main 160
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BUSINESS CORNER.
Southeast corner 9Th and SITS. n.w.-Over
% IT. fronting ST.. Is IT. on 9Th st.
improved by . substantial ,-story brick build
ing facing E ST.: a splendid 6-room dwelling
and 1-story building used as printing es-
tablishment, to close interests.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and q. Main 49,.
Evenings, North 1O26J
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
FOR SALE
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Nearly new colonial
and tiled bath. electric
double brick garage;
and sleeping porches:
oughly modern small
downtown section.
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style home Of z rooms
lights, hot-water heat;
large front. breakfast
one Of the few thor
homes. in hrst-class
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1894 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
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PERFECT GROOM AND BATH DWELLING
all outside rooms: located in best NV. section
\ completely furnished. Occupied by owner, who
is leaving city. Will give immediate possession
il necessary. The house has every up to- the
minute convenience. No agents. Price, so. 500
Address Box 151-A. Star ONCE. 17s
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Petworth-Practically new Groom. bath
modern home, in this desirable section. or
wide avenue, facing Soldiers Home Park.
Convenient to cars.
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Fl Incorporated -
82H 18th St. Main l4//.
CHEVY CHEESE. D. C.-S1 900.
Near Huntington st. and Belt I'd, practi-
cally new detached home; six rooms, reception
hall, bath, three large porches. open nre-
place, hardwood floors. h.w.h., electricity
room for garage; immediate sale, $S.23o.
Cleveland SQ.8.
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800 pa AVE. SEA GOOD. 6 ROOM AND
bath frame; latrobe heat and gas: can be
bought very reasonably and on good terms 5.
This is about the best business SQUARE In n
Southeast and the property can be converted
at very little expense. Call Al r.. or phone
! ri
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
MANY GIFTS PRESENTED
TO FRENCH GENERAL ON
TRIP THROUGH j. 5. A.
Gifts Ranging from Montana
Wild Cat to Jar of Beauty
Cream to be Taken Home.

NEW YORK, Nov GA collection
of gifts ranging from a Montana Wild
cat to a jar Of beauty cream will be
taken back to France by Marshal
Foch when he sails from this city De-
cembcr IA on the liner Paris, accord
ing to members OF the American Lc-
gion party who have the generals
simo on tour of the United States.
An incomplete inventory of the
marshars presents, made before he
started for the west where IA motley
collection of new souvenirs awaits
him, includes Teodora the wild bob
cat: scorpion embedded in glass;
gold flower bowl from the Iron and
steel Institute White River pearl
scarfpin from Arkansas; game roos
ter from Sedalia, Mo-, as an emblem
Of France medals by the score, re-
ccived from practically every city he
has visited; Ogllala Indian pipe; min
iature Boy Scout statue, pot of beauty
cream from Detroit; three gold
swords: Indian war club from Boy
Scouts: gold Distinguished Service
medal presented by the Legion; box o
corncob pipes from Missouri; score
Of books Of every description and nu
merous gifts Of flowers which he hai
turned over to hospitals along hi
route.
Il treasure each OF my gifts" th'
marshal is quoted as saying, mot fo
av,- ,..iVa ottapbp1 Int for he sUiTi
I that prompted the giving"
In his western trip the generals
simo will touch points in Minnesota
/ North Dakota. Montana, Idaho. Wash
lington. Oregon, California, Arizona
New Mexico. Texas and en- rout
back cast Louisiana. Alabama. Geor
gia. North and South Carolina. II
will visit several points in Canada i'm
mediptely before sailing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
OTTENHE|MER STILL
THINKS OUR HIGHWAY
IS NOT WINTER ROAD

Ignoring requests that hearing bn
given Eastern Oregon people before
further action was taken by the Port
land chamber special committee Of
the chamber has submitted and pub
lished q report urging that the Wal
lula -Umatilla road be built. The re-
port which was published In todays
Portland Oregonian sets forth there
Is now no All year highway between
Portland and the inland empire for
the reason the present road, 0Pendle-
ton to Walla Walla) is over route
with elevations Of 1000 feet. The re-
port also argues tlfat to build the
l'matilla- -Walula road will be OF ser
vice TO Portland In connection with
trade from the Yakima valley.
The report which IS signed by II.
iJ. Ottenheilner and fellow committee
! men. caused surprise here as assur-
ances had been given informally that
/ a further hearing before the directors
( Of the Portland chamber would b,
given before any action was taker
There.
4 There Is also establishment that the
lcommittee should brand the Wall;
! Walla- Pendleton highway as not
winter road when it is never closed e
traffic and is at present open fo
regular travel while the highway
along the Columbia above Portland Il
hopelessly blookaded, perhaps for th'
lentire winter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
Former German Reconstruction
Minister ConferS With Brit
iSh Chancellor of EXChequer.
ENGLAND MAY TAKE FRANCE
TO TASK FOR HER VIEWS
British Think it Unnecessary
to Secure French Approval
Before Making Any Changes.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-(U. PD-Dr
Walter I.athaneauX, former German
reconstruction minister, is here con-
ferring with Robert Horne the Brit
ish Chancellor of the EXchequer, ac-
cording to reliable information. The
Germans seek the British view on the
possible rearrangements of the repara-
tions plans.
Britain may take France to task for
her views, as the English believe it is
unnecessary that they should secure
the French approval before making
the changes, although they may do so.
Relations Are Strained
LONDON, Nov. 29.-I, \. 81
The accord existing between Britain
and France is on the point OF disco
luton, according to II statement in the
Daily Express. The Express made a
great display Of a report putting the
responsibility on Marquis Cur2on, the
British foreign secretary and demand
ing his resignation.
sMThe relations between France and
'Britain have been strained for some
time, particularly since the French
entered into treaty with the Turkish
Nationalists,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
EIGHT. .PFNDLETON PLAYERS GET ON
OIOII l. LII OIN i LA LNO OEI YIN
= + +++4+
MYTHICAL TEAM FOR EASTERN PART
++++F Fse+++ +++++++
OF STATE PICKED BY TWO COACHES

the two coaches. The result was the
above selection
In oo,,r.onti,o o,, ..,, .a,.,..
.o,oc,io,, Lo,h ~ 49, -, 80
pnnd,o,nn 1,rao,ar. -, '''uV '.I., az
t,ai.a, -. ,ai, ~ ~ "'',i ~
n.,, ~ ~5s,a,h o'ei, ,;,,' .', 10 ''V'e
n,oa,,, ~ ,aa,, - "a, p''u "
~, -. '''1''oa ~
ha, , ,''' 20 i,e-' -
t.',,.. , -" -, % ''"'''''''
'''0'.'
For with the exception OF capt.
Nraihef OF fenulelon ms years an Or
packs were "oeiuIlN weak IL com
parlSon to me an star aggregation on
,he various Eastern oregon elcNens OF
last year FOR example none OF the
lield generals TINS year could even be-
sih TO Ill the SHOES Of MEron Hanley'
FehdIeton IS-O ileld strateglst ana
fnis year captain ana star performer
| oi the l. oI " s. championship fresh
man team VINO py the way was rated
az ABOUT the pest man ever seen IN thls
! OF kicking. a dangerous man carrying
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
ALL EYES IN arms LIMITATION
CONFERENCE ARE TURNED TOWARD
JAPAN AWAITING HER DECISION
MORE GIRLS THAN BOYS
HERE CENSUS INDICATES

If the whole population of Pendle-
ton is according to the school census,
then there are no excuses for bache-
lors, because there is shortage of
males. That is the condition shown by
the figures of the school census which
were completed recently by the school
clerk and show that Pendleton has L.
S24 children included in school age
The boys are in minority. There
are SOS Of them, and the girls num-
Der 926. a margin of % in favor of the
little Eyes. This census is for School
District No. 6 which extends slightly
beyond the corporate limits of the city
proper The census is the basis of the
receipt by the district of school funds
from the county and state.
The figures show that the school
population, which includes children
between the ages of 20 and 4, is slight
IN less than last year when the census
Indicated that the district had 1868 of
school age. one reason for the de-
crease, according to Supt. II. +. Inflow,
is the fact that ranchers who maintain
places in both the city and country are
living on their ranches this year IN
greater numbers than formerly.
"Then. the baby crop fluctuates IN
u way that cannot be explained" Mr..
Inflow declared. zone year there VIII
be a big class of beginning youngsters,
and the next year, for no apparent
reason, there will be decided drop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
PRESIDENT TO DELIVER
BUSINESS MESSAGE TO
CONGRESS At OPENING
Tal'5 to be Devoted to Outlining
Administrations Efforts to
Put Govt on Business Basis.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-(U. P)-
President Harding will deliver "bus-
mess message" to congress when it
meets in regular session next week.
The message will be devoted to out
lining the administration efforts to
put the government'oa n business ba-
sis, and with Legislation designed to
speed up the nations return to nor
maley.
President Harding's pledge for a
business administration" was a cam
paign pledge on the domestic side. He
is anxious to carry it out. One section
OF the message which the president
tmay deliver in person next Tuesday,
will discuss the estimated economics
achieved by the new budget bureau.
The message will also include an ear
nest appeal to rush the new tariff bill
to completion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS
CLUB DENOUNCES STATE
TAX SCHEME FOR FAIR

Without a dissenting vote the mem
bers OF the Progressive Busineess Club
today voted in denuncation of the
proposal to levy a general tax of So
100000 upon the state for financing
of the Portland 1925 fair. The club
also instructed its officers that copies
of report on the subject be submit
ted to members OF the Umatilla coun-
ty legislative delegation with the re-
quest the same be placed before the
legislature at its special session in De-
cember.
The action by the Progressive Club
was based on an investigation by a
committee composed of j. w. Ma
loney, Fred Earl, Earl Gillanders, f.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
NEW COAST STORM is
BREWING; WARNINGS
GIVEN TO MARINERS

PORTLAND, Nov. 20. - Storms
which have battered the North Paci-
fic coast for more than a week were
still hanging offshore Monday with the
result that storm warnings were again
sent out by the weather bureau.
The warnings were for all Washing
ton coast points and the mouth of the
Columbia river. +. l.. Wells, district
weather forecaster, said that a severe
storm has its center off the British CO.
lumbia coast. Southeast, shifting to
southwest, gales are expected.
Heavy gales predicted for Sunday
did not tnatcriaiiznSto the degree es
pected, but late Saturday night gale
of 6S miles velocity swept the North
Head station.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29

w. Vincent and G.. NJ. Rice
In accord with the rules of the club
the committees report was laid on the
table for two weeks and final action
taken today.
\ letter from the county court ask
ing that club take action on the ques-
ton of the Wallna road was read to-
day and the club instructed its secrc-
tary and a special committee of which
Ia L. Rogers is chairman, to commu-
nicate with the state highway com
mission in opposition to the proposed
highway from Umatilla to Wallula.
Special guests at the luncheon today
were j, T. Lieuallen and j. A. Guder-
ian
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
RVrMoRS ARE REVIVED

LONDON. Nov. 29.-tA. PO-Ru-
mors Of a proposed moratorium for
Germany was revived by the Daily
Mail, which reports that Sir John
Bradbury and the British reparations
commission delegates have drafted
memorandum on the subject for the
cabinets consideration and said the
cabinet may urge tine moratorium on
Germanys debts to the allies for two
or three years, on condition she cease
manufacturing currency.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
COMMANDER OF LOST
BATTALION BR00OED
OVER WAR EXPERIENCES

+ NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-(A. 4
+ PD-Secret broOding over the q
+ memories of his experiences in
+ the war from which he emerged
+ as one of Americas greatest in
+ dividual heroes, is ascribed by
+ the friends of Lieutenant Colonel
+ Charles W. Whittlesy command
= er of the Lost Battalion as the
+ cause for him taking his life
+ Sunday while on his way to Ha-
+ vana. Leaving several letters
+ Whittlesy disappeared from the
4 steamship Toloa. Four days and
+ nights his battalion were cut off
+ from the army in the Arsonne,
+ and when the Germans demand
+ ed their surrender he replied
T. Go to hell"
4 4 = 4 4. i + + = 4 4 Z 4 4 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
IMPROVE FOREIGN RELATIONS

HONOLULU Nov 29.--C. P)-Ac-.
cording to a cable from Toxic to the
japanese newspaper Jill here. Prince
Hirchito. now the japanese regent has
issued a statement insisting that Ja-
pan improve her foreign relations
which involves a closer association
with the other nations with steps to
promote happier conditions at home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
FRENCH GENERAL BEGINS
. NORTHWEST TOUR TODAY

SPOKANE. Nov 29.-COU. P)-
Marshal Foch began his northwest
tour today. Governor Hart Of WASH
ington greeted the French general as
he crossed the line into the state His
trains progress through the Inland
Empire reserbles a triumphal tour. He
viii make stops at Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland, with short pauses at the
way points.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-29
SLEET STORM SWEEPS
OVER NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON, Nov 29.-(U. P.)-Three
lives and property damage exceeding
$4,000 600 are already rolled up by
the sleet storm now sweeping New
England, with no sign of abatement.