Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Informal grp. on steps of Vanderbilt mansion at Biltmore, N.C. before wedding. Seated l to r: Miss Caroline Story, Mr. Leander McCormic- Goodhart, Attache of British Embassy, Miss Helen Moran, Mr. G.H. Thompson, 2nd Secy. of British Embassy, and Mr. S. Pinckney. of the State Dept. Standing left

John W. Weeks, left, John J. Pershing, center

Interesting Indian characters visit "Great White Chief." Chief Mad Bull, member of Cheyenne tribe

Internat'l tennis matches Davis Cup at the W.H. i.e., White House

Ira Nelson Morris, former U.S. Minister to Sweden held a conference with Pres. Coolidge. Jan. 9 White House, Washington, D.C.

J. Butler Wright, third Asst. Secy. of State, arriving at the W.H. i.e., White House with letters of condolence for the Pres. from the State Dept. on the death of Calvin Coolidge, Jr.

J. R. McCarl at desk in Treasury

J. P. Harrington 1924

J.J. Jusserand, right. White House, Washington, D.C.

J.J. Jusserand at automobile. White House, Washington, D.C.

J.J. Jusserand, left

Jack Dempsey and his Manager at the W.H. i.e., White House

Jack Dempsey, World's Heavyweight Champion, left, and his Manager Jack Kearns

James A. White, Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Ohio, who will resign his position to run for Gov. on Repub. Ticket

James A. White, Supt. of Anti-Saloon League of Ohio will resign to run for Gov. of the Buckeye state on Rep. ticket

James A. White, Supt. of Anti-Saloon League of Ohio

James R. Garfield, son of the former Pres., attending the reclamation meeting called by Secy. Work

John Barrymore at White House

John Barrymore at White House original

John Barrymore, Actor, at White House, Jan. 9 (Coolidge administration)

John and Chas. Knier, twin brothers, 14 yrs. old, who raised vegetables valued at $500 on a city lot in Elmira, N.Y. For their achievement, they won a trip to Wash. from Dept. of Agriculture

John J. Pershing at podium

John J. Pershing, right

Ranking members of House Ways and Means Comm. Left, John N. Garner of Texas, Democrat, and Wm. R. Green of Iowa, Republican, both have difference ideas as to the solution of the tax problem

John Philip Sousa at White House

John Nance Garner with telephone

John R. Quinn, Nat'l Commander of the Amer. Legion calling at the W.H. i.e., White House

John Phillip Sousa, at White House

John Raymond McCarl - Comptroller General of the United States - 1924

John W. Robbins of the Comptrollers General's Office holds the secrets of 1,000,000 Americans. These secrets are in the form of packages containing the belongings of soldiers and Robbins task is to find surviving relatives and restore the packages to them

John W. Robbins of the Comptrollers General's Office

John W. Weeks, left; James J. Davis, right. White House, Washington, D.C.

John W. Weeks. Woodrow Wilson House, Washington, D.C.

Joseph Anthony Atchison, Wash. Sculptor

Julia Helena and Raquel Pueyrredón, daughters of the Argentine Ambassador.

Katrina Van Rennselaer

L to r: Prof. B. Hanger, noted Norwegian Educator, Hon. H. Bryn, Minister from Norway, and P.A. Pederson, Police Inspector of Norway, calling at W.H. i.e., White House

Large group, White House in background. Washington, D.C.

Laying wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia

Leaders among the Democratic women are meeting at the nat'l hdqrs. in Wash. to complete arrangements for the convention in N.Y. Lft. to rt.: Mrs. D.A. McDougal, Nat'l Committee Woman from Okla., Mrs. Emily Newall Blair, Vice-Chmn. of the Demo. Nat'l Comm., Mrs. Thornton Lee Brown, Jophin, Mo., and M

Leaders of the Democratic Party Gov. C.W. Bryan of Nebr. and, to the right, Wm. J. Bryan, former Secy. of State

Left to right: Mrs. Jackson, Pres. Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge, Mayor Jackson, of Baltimore, at the Army-Navy football game

Leslie M. Shaw, right, with Secy. of War Weeks in front of White House, was twice Gov. of Iowa and Secy. of Treasury during Roosevelt administration

Light house fog signal station

Looking at some of the flower baskets, trays, and lamps made by wounded soldiers at Mr. Alton Hospital, Wash., during the 4th Annual garden party tendered the disabled veterans by the Geo. Baldwin McCoy Unit of the Amer. Women's Legion. Left to rt.: Mrs. Robt. Coe, Mrs. Frank T. Hines, Gen. Hines, D

Lord Kenyon arrived in Wash. from Gambier, Ohio, where he attended the celebration of the founding of Kenyon College? 125 yrs ago. Lft. to rt.: Lord Kenyon, Albert Douglas, Former Member of Congress. Mrs. Kenyon Slaney and Col. Kenyon Slaney C.B.E.

Louis Angel Firpo with the bust of Sam Martin one of the national heroes of the Republic of Argentina

Lou Hoover and IVNS nurses?

Louis W. Baldwin, Pres. of the Empire Trust Co. of N.Y. who testified before the senate oil investigating committee. March 27

Lt. Col. A.F. Awl, Head of the Mail Sub-division of U.S. Veterans Bureau, who handles daily nearly 100,000 pieces of mail written in 41 different languages

Lt. Russell L. Manghan, famous transcontinental dawn-to-dusk flyer reported to the War Dept. today about his flight. This photo shows Lt. Manghan telling Secy. of War Week and Gen. Mason Patrick, head of the Army Air Service, the highlights of his thrilling trip. Lft. to rt.: Gen. Mason M. Patrick

Lt. Price and Lt. Wead

Lt. Edgar Allan Poe, who is in charge of Marines, will stand guard over the casket of Calvin Coolidge, Jr. in the White House. The marines will also accompany the body to Northampton, Mass.

Lt. Lowell Smith, who was in command of the flight around the world, posing for Joseph Anthony Atchison, Wash. sculptor, who is making individual busts of the world fliers

Luis F. Corea, candidate for the Presidency? of Nicaragua and former Minister to U.S. from the country

Madame Calliope Charissi, the famous Greek dancer, with her 10 children appearing at Keith's

Major F.L. Martin, who left Wash. as Commander of the Army's round-the-world flight and who nearly lost his life when his plane smashed into a mountain of Aleutian Range, reported June 3rd to Gen. Mason M. Patrick, chief of the Army Air Service. Following the meeting they both called on Secy. of War

Maj. Gen. John L. Hines, who may be successor to Gen. John J. Pershing

Maj. Gen. John A. LeJeune, left, Commandant of U.S. Marine Corps, and Gen. Chas. S. Farnsworth, U.S.A., invited Pres. Coolidge to attend football game between Marine Corps and Infantry at Wash.

Man at automobile; State, War and Navy Building in background. Washington, D.C.