Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Dame Maud McCarthy, Matron-in-Charge of the British nursing forces during the war

Dame Maud McCarthy, Matron-In-Chief of the British Army Nursing Corps laid a wreath on the tomb of Jane Delano, Red Cross Nurse

Daughter of man who gave Landis first job discovered at new Willard Hotel, Wash. When Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, High Commissioner of Baseball was in Wash. for the World Series, he discovered Mrs. Laura Moody at the information desk in the new Willard Hotel and recognized her to be the daughter of Cha

Debutantes of Wash. helping fatherless children of Greece. Mistinguet the famous French. ess bought a doll from the debs

Delegation of members of the N.Y. disabled veterans incl. one totally blind and a wearing of the Congressional Medal, received by Coolidge White House, Washington, D.C.

Delegates from Lakeland, Fla., to the convention of realtors meeting in Wash. present Pres. Coolidge with a box of oranges and grapefruit, each piece of fruit bears a picture of the Pres. Pres. Coolidge in the grp. White House, Washington, D.C.

Democratic keynoter listens to the Republicans. Sen. Pat Harrison of Miss. at his office in the Senate Office bldg., the man who will make the keynote speech at the Democratic Convention, listening over the radio to the session of the Republican Conv. at Cleveland, June 12th

Denby and Weeks testified before the first meeting this year of the Committee on the Reorganization Admin. Branch of the Gov.

Doorkeeper at Capitol, Burt Kennedy

Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Bruggmann leaving N.Y. Avenue Presbyterian Church where they were married May 14 in the presence of Pres. and Mrs. Coolidge, high gov't officials and members of diplomatic corps. Mrs. Bruggmann was Miss Mary Wallace, daughter of Secy. and Mrs. Wallace

Dr. D.C. Bardwell, of the Research Lab. of the U.S. Bureau of Mines, collecting gaseous radium emanation. The radium is in the little safe at the right. Collections are made at intervals of from 4 to 10 days. The gas is drawn off under vacuum and purified by a liquid air refrigeration. The purified

Dr. B.L. Taylor (left) and Dr. Walter A. Rath (right), dentists, using a dental x-ray to examine the cores of golf balls to see if they are centered

Dr. Anita Augsburg and Fraulein Heyman, Vice-Pres. of the Women's Internat'l League snapped at the Woman's party headqrts. in Wash. where they are stopping before leaving for their coast speaking tour

Dr. E. Francis Warren, of Harvard U., believes he will be able to "shoot down" the heaviest clouds and fog by his new invention demonstrated recently at Bolling Field, Wash., by Army fliers. The process uses sand and he states that if enough airplanes are equipped with this device, it will not only

Dr. George K. Burgess of Bureau of Standards

Dr. J.A. Hyslop, of the Bur. of Entomology, Dept. of Agric.

Dr. Henry S. Washington, of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, is making a series of chemical analyses of the lavas of the volcanoes of the Hawaiian Islands for the purpose of studying the composition of the floor of the Pacific Ocean and the constitution of the earth

Dr. James Freeman was ordained Bishop of D.C.

Dr. James Freeman was ordained Bishop of District of Columbia

Dr. J.J. Richardson who will accompany John W. Davis, Democratic candidate on his stumping tour in the forthcoming campaign

Dr. Hugh Eckener, Builder and Commander of the Z. R-3 giving his official report to Dr. Chas. D. Walcott, chmn. of the Nat'l Advisory Comm. on Aeronautics, upon his arrival in Wash., Oct. 16th. L. to r.: Dr. Walcott, Capt. Eckener, and Capt. Geo. W. Steele, who will command the big ship for the U.S.

Dr. Hugh Eckener, builder and Commander of the Z. R-3 giving his official report to Dr. Chas. D. Walcott, chmn. of the Nat'l Advisory Comm. on Aeronautics, upon his arrival in Wash., Oct. 16th. L. to r.: Dr. Walcott, Capt. Eckener, and Capt. Geo. W. Steel

Dr. Marion Leroy Burton, Pres. of the Univ. of Michigan, who will make the speech putting Pres. Coolidge's nomination at the Cleveland Conv., conferring with Directors Royal C. Jordan, left, and Jack Hayes, right, of the College Bu. of the Republican Nat'l Committee. 200 college clubs have been orga

Dr. L. Wroblewski, right, Polish minister to the U.S., with Madame Wanda Landowska, Polish harpsichordist and pianist, at White House

Dr. Philip Heineken,. North German Lloyd Steam Ship Co., at White House. He was introduced by the German Ambassador (right) Dr. Otto Weidfeldt

Dr. Nathan Augustus Cobb, technologist of the Dept. of Agric., who has discovered that by the use of a piece of glass he can invoke the aid of the sun in making microscopic studies of minute objects. Until this glass was used, the sun blurred instead of clarified the object

Dr. S.H. Rowe, Director of the Pan. Amer. Union, entertained at luncheon today in honor of the members of the Amer. Railway Comm. at the Pan Amer. bldg.: Lft. to rt., front row: Hon. Francisco P. De Hoyas, Mexico; Chas. M. Pepper; Hon. Santiago Marin Vicuna, Chile; back row: Dr. L.S. Rowe and Dr. Es

Drinking Cassina, a South American drink, made in Dept. of Agric.

Drinking from bottles at Military camp

Dwight Davis, Calvin Coolidge, and Curtis D. Wilbur laying wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia

Dwight Davis, left, Calvin Coolidge, center

E.M. Seamon has been a member of the White House police force for 24 yrs. Made a Sergeant

E. Koerner, left Pres. of the Supreme Control Court of the Czechoslovak Republic and Dr. Cevalkovsky, minister to the U.S. from the same court

Edward B. McLean house on Eye St.

Edwin Denby? with military tank

Eleanor Anthony, daughter of Rep. and Mrs. Daniel R. Anthony of Kansas at Society Circus, Ft. Myer, April 23

Eleanor(?) Anthony, daughter of Rep. and Mrs. Daniel R. Anthony of Kansas at Society Circus, Ft. Myer, April 23

Entering All Soul's Church at Biltmore, N.C., for Vanderbilt-Cecil wedding, April 29th

Evangeline Booth, Commander of the Salvation Army in the U.S., at the White House, April 26th

Evangeline Booth, Commander of the Salvation Army in the U.S., snapped at the White House, April 26th, with Col. Richard E. Holz, Chief Sec. of the Army

Eva Mascagno and Anita Nieto at Keiths

Every state is represented in this group of girls selected from the employees of U.S. Veterans Bureau, to assist Mrs. Coolidge at the garden party which she will give on June 5, for the disabled veterans from hospitals in and near Wash. Gen. Frank T. Hines, Director of the Bureau posed with the girl

Everett Sanders? White House, Washington, D.C.

Exclusive: 1st picture to be made of the Chairman William M. Butler of the Republican Nat'l Comm. at his desk. For the 1st time in the Repub. Nat'l Comm. Headqtrs., Munsey Bldg., Wash. The picture was made Mon. morning, June 23rd. Chmn. Butler spent the weekend with Pres. Coolidge on the Presidentia

Executive Committee of the Land Grant colleges who talked with Pres. Coolidge White House, Washington, D.C.

Executive Committee Nat'l Federation of Post Office Employees

F.M. Moussa, Attache of the. Legation, right, introduced 2 noted. engineers to Allen Welsh Dulles, Chief of the Near Eastern Div. of the State Dept. The 2 engineers are K. Faki Wassef, and. Rifai, 3rd from left

President Coolidge and group outside White House, Washington, D.C.

F.W. Reynolds at Vacuum Sugar Machine

Farmers call on the Pres. with regard to McNary-Haugen bill

Father of Pres. at White House. Col. John Coolidge, Pres. and Mrs. Coolidge and John Coolidge

Finger Print Dept. shows students learning art of finger prints

First radio vacuum tube. Carl W. Mitman, Curator of Engineering, US Nat'l Museum, holding what is believed to be the 1st radio tube. It was made in 1898 by D. Mefarlan Moore of NY. Radio waves emanating from this tube ignited a bomb a city block away and blew up a miniature of the Battleship Maine (

First time for the Internat'l Matches for the Davis Cup were held at the.

Flag of Indiana being presented to Postmaster General New at Post Office

Flat spare tires are numerous around Wash. These days for the youthful football players who have found an easier way to inflate the pigskin than using their lungs. "Billy" Friel shown inflating his football

Following in the footsteps of their illustrious father who served newspapers in his youth. John and Edward Wheeler, eldest sons of Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, Montana Chairman of the Senate Comm. investigating former Atty. Gen. Daughtery

Football team at stadium

Former Gov. and Mrs. McMillan of Tenn. at Wash. where they are attending meeting of Demo. Nat'l Comm.

Former Governor of Maine, O. Brewster, who called on Pres. Coolidge, Oct. 18th