Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Group; includes Frank Kellogg, center front, and Curtis D. Wilbur, 2nd from right, front

Group; includes Edwin Denby and Grace Coolidge in stadium stands

Group; Nicholas Longworth, center

Group; James J. Davis, right

Group; some dressed in colonial costumes

Group; State, War and Navy building in background. Washington, D.C.

Group; man holding certificate: "National Federation of Federal Employees. Honorable John I. Nolan

Harding and Harvey leaving St. Patrick Church where memorial mass for recently assassinated Pres. of Poland

Harlan F. Stone and photographers at White House, Washington, D.C.

Harry Cahen and Leo Karlin, who debate at Boys Club Federation

Harry Kahne, mental marvel and daredevil from Keiths Theatre, amuses the cross word puzzle fans as he works a puzzle backwards, while being hung from the top of one of Washington's tall office buildings

Harry S. New and group with model U.S. Mail airplane

Harry S. New swearing in. Post Office Dept.

Harry S. New with box "Harding Memorial

Harry S. New. White House, Washington, D.C.

Hdqtrs. of the U.S. Coast Guard are using unique method for distributing news of their service by means of radio. Capt. F.C. Billard, aide to the commandant is shown broadcasting. Lt. F.A Zensler is coaching him from the receiving set which is being used by Lt. E.M. Webster (with ear pieces)

Henry C. Wallace and Magnus Johnson with cows

Henry C. Wallace milking cow

Henry C. Wallace, left. White House, Washington, D.C.

Henry Cabot Lodge, left. White House, Washington, D.C.

Henry Cabot Lodge, left; State, War and Navy building in background. Washington, D.C.

Henry Cabot Lodge, left

Henry C. Wallace, left, milking cow

Henry C. Wallace, left, and Magnus Johnson, center; with group and cows * Maj. Gen. Tasker H. Bliss (second from right) measuring milk with Johnson (third from left) and Wallace (left) looking on.

Henry Cabot Lodge, center

Henry C. Wallace, left and Magnus Johnson with cows

Herbert Hoover breaking ground in Sherman Park for replica of the "Home Sweet Home" owned by John Howard Payne, Lind Island

Herbert Hoover at Girl Scouts Little House, Washington, D.C.

Holmead Masion, erected more than a century and a quarter ago, by Anthony Holmead

Hopkins, U.S. Coast Guard

How vessels are destroyed in the Virginia shipyards. Alex, Va.

Howard M. Gore, right

Hubert Work being sworn in

Hubert Work and Herbert Hoover outside White House with group and photographers. Washington, D.C.

Hugh Gibson (with camera), Minister to Poland White House, Washington, D.C.

Ice skating; Lincoln Memorial in background. Washington, D.C.

Immaculate Conception Shrine

Interior view, event. Old Post Office Building, Washington, D.C.

Investment Bankers Assoc. of Amer. at White House

Inventor Dr. James Harris Rogers with his loop aerial antenna inventions

Investment Bankers Assoc. of America at White House with Coolidge

Isaac Lea collection of precious stones. Miss Margaret W. Moodey in charge

Issac Lea collection of precious stones. Miss Margaret W. Moodey in charge

Italian Air Attache. io Caldarara and family

J. Stewart Whitham of N.Y., runner up of 1923 Nat'l Public Park Golf Tournament

J. Stewart Whitham, left, runner up in golf tournament, J.D. Standish, Jr., center,. Michigan donor of Cup, and Dick Walsh, of New York, winner of cup of Nat'l Public Park Golf Tournament

J.J. Jusserand, 2nd from right. White House, Washington, D.C.

J. Stewart Whitham, runner up of 1923 Nat'l Public Park Golf Tournament

J.F. Hand of Weather Bureau

Jackson Barnett and wife

J.J. Jusserand? right

James Clark McReynolds? and William Gibbs McAdoo

James J. Davis, left. White House, Washington, D.C.

James Harrison LeFever White House, Washington, D.C.

James J. Davis. White House, Washington, D.C.

James J. Davis with button "Coolidge Again

James S. McCandless, Imperial Potentate

Janet Richards, prominent lecturer on current events

John A. Shaw taking fingerprints of Arthur G. Whaley, Coast Guard hdqtrs., Wash. D.C. The system keeps outcasts from other services from changing their names and enlisting and also establishes identity for men who have lost proof of service

John C. Schafer of Milwaukee U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.