Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Man with highway signs

Man with antique wooden chest

Man with radio receiver made for the U.S. Coast Guard

Marching band at stadium

Members of the Associated Advertising Clubs? world invite the Pres. to attend their convention in Texas

Members of the Texas Chamber of Commerce invite pres. to attend their next meeting at Mineral Wells, Tex., May 4-6

Members of the National Rehabilitation Committee who are holding their meeting in Washington meet. are photographed with the President. In the picture are: Rep. W. Limeberger of California; Royal C. Johnson of South Dakota, General Hines, President Coolidge, Watson B. Miller and Col.

Members of the Gen. Council of Presbyterian Churches call on Pres. Coolidge, March 18th. On the left of the Pres. is Dr. C.E. Macartney, Pres. General Assembly of Presbyterian? Churches and on his right is Dr. L.S. Mudge, Secy. of the. organization White House, Washington, D.C.

Men at steps of State, War and Navy Building, Washington, D.C.

Men at White House; State, War and Navy Building in background. Washington, D.C.

Men with cedar chest at White House, Washington, D.C.

Midshipmen of the U.S. Naval Academy, (Ist year men) being carried by boat to the plane in which they take daily flights and study each and every part of the mechanism. These are the first men to receive this training under the recent orders, providing for a course in aviation

Military automobiles

Military group near ship

Military group on steps of State, War and Navy Building, Washington, D.C.

Miss Katherine A. Young of Valley City, North Dakota, D.A.R. page, at the D.A.R. Auditorium, Washington, D.C.

Motion pictures by radio coming soon. Motion pictures by radio is very near, predicts C. Francis Jenkins, who has designed this small radio- vision receiving set for use in the homes. It is only a few inches square and is attached to the regular radio receiving set. A miniature motion picture screen

Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge leaving church

Mr. Luciano Mascia, new Secretary at Italian Embassy, with wife at Hamilton Hotel

Mr. C.K. Webster, Professor of International Politics of the University of Wales at the White House, Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Frank W. McNdell, (left) and Mrs. Anthony Wayne Co. President General of the D.A.R., who extended in invitation to. to the President to attend the annual meeting of the D.A.R. on April 20th White House, Washington, D.C.

Mrs. O.D. Oliphant, of Trenton, N.J., National President. American Legion Auxilairy today called upon President Coolidge. acquaint him with the plans for the Women's Conference on Nat. Defense as peace insurance. Which the American Legion Auxiliary White House, Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Wallace Reid, widow of the former movie star called on President Coolidge today at the White House with her son, Wallace Reid, Jr.

National Cathedral under construction. Washington, D.C.

Navy group at airplane

New White House police must be tall. Six new six-footers have been added to the White House police force by the Congressional Deficiency bill of last December. Regulations require that they be six feet and over. The picture shows Sergeant Dalrymple measuring R.G. Ford, a new officer, measuring 6 fee

Nicholas Longworth in stands

NO CAPTION * Swearing in of William M. Jardine as Secretary of Agriculture.

Noted Indian scout visits White House. I-See-O, veteran Indian Scout, who has served 50 years in the U.S. Army is shown saluting the Secretary of War, J. Weeks at the White House, where he called to pay his repec. President Coolidge with other members of Kiowa Tribe. I-See-O, 79 years old an

Old age versus the cross word puzzle. They don't come too hard for Ambrose Hin. D.C., who just celebrated his one hundredth. "Bring on the hard ones," says Mr. Hines. "I've. dictionaries, time and pencils necessary." And he. too

Okla. Kilties White House, Washington, D.C.

Only woman to bring electoral vote. Miss Sharlot M. Hall of Prescott, Arizona, brought the Arizona electoral vote to Washington. She is the only woman messenger to be sent from any state. With her group, (left to right) are: B.P. Lester, Miss Hall, Senator Cameron and Mrs. R.L. Royal

Pay tribute to Revolutionary hero. The Sons of the Revolution, in the District paid tribute to Taduesz Kosciusko, famous Pol. today, February, 12th by placing a wreath at t. this revolutionary hero, commemorating the 178. his birth. The photo shows Captain Evan W. S. Chaplain, offer

Pay tribute to Revolutionary hero. Dr. Ladislas Wroblewski, Minister from Poland at the base of the statue of Tadeusz Kosciusko,. famous Polish-American patriot, on the 178th ann. birth, February, 12th. The ceremony was under. Sons of the Revolution in the District of Columbia

People in line for either the viewing or the funeral of William Jennings Bryan at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C.

People gathered with wounded person in wheelchair

Pres. Coolidge greets an average of 1000 tourists a day at the White House. April 15

President and Mrs. Coolidge greet persons with crutches

President Coolidge personally congratulates the. members, one each from the police and fire departments of the District of Columbia who have been decorated with gold medals for conspicuous bravery in the line of duty during 1924. Left to right: Chief of Police Daniel Sullivan, Policeman John F.

President Coolidge opened the meeting of the National Tax Association at the New Willard Hotel, Washington, Feb. 19th. The picture shows him with Mr. Thomas Walker Page, President of the Association, at the close of the meeting

President General of N.S.D.A.R. and Pages, Continental Congress, N.S.D.A.R.

Raising/lowering flag at stadium event

Sculptor working on bust of Samuel Gompers

Robert M. La Folette, Sr., with infant

Rochambeau statue, Lafayette Park, Washington, D.C.

Ruether, pitcher, Wash. baseball team

Russell, pitcher, Wash. baseball team

Scene showing tanks in action during the mimic battle staged at Camp Franklin, Md., May 12, by the U.S. Tank Corps for the graduating class of the Army War College. Real ammunition was used by all the attacking forces

Scientific instrument?

Secretary of the Treasury Mellon laying a wreath on the statue of Alexander Hamilton in behalf of the Sons of the American Revolution, Saturday morning, January 10, in commemoration of the first Treasury Secretar. one hundred sixty-eighth birthday

Secretary of the Interior Work introduces prominent Alaskans to President. In the group (left to right) Noel W. Smith, General Manager of the Alaskan Railroad, Secretary Work and George A. Parks, Assistant Supervisor of Public Lands o. Alaska White House, Washington, D.C.

Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur (left). who presented Admiral S.S. Robison, (right) in charge of the battle fleet to President Coolidge on January 26. Secretary Wilbur and Admiral Robison were born on the same day and were classmates at Annapolis White House, Washington, D.C.

Secretary of State Charles Evan Hughes, (left), with Senator Borah, Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, leaving a two hour executive session on February 2, when both Secretary Hughes and Secretary Hoover were heard regarding the German Commercial Treaty, intended as a model for conventions

Secy. of Labor Davis and Secy. of War Weeks engage in snowball battle at W.H. during Wash. snow storm

Secy. of Treasury Mellon laying wreath on statue of Alex. Hamilton in behalf of Sons of the Amer. Revolution, Jan. 10, in commemoration of the 1st Treasury Secy.'s 168th birthday

Sen. Thos. Walsh, of Montana, at the White House

Senate leaders call at the White House to receive the nomination of John G. Sargent of Plymouth as the next Atty. Gen. following the rejection of Charles B. Warren by the Senate for the second time. Left to rt: Sen. Joseph P. Robinson, Ark., Sen. Charles Curtis, Kan., and David Barry, Sargent-at-Arm

Senator Rice W. Means, of Colorado, who just been awarded a Silver Star citation for gallantry in action merited in 1898, by the War Department. Senator Means, formerly a Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry, merited the decoration as a second Lieutenant of Company E, first Colorado Volunteer Infantry, wh

Ship: left to right from center: Grace Coolidge, Calvin Coolidge, John J. Pershing, and Frank Kellogg at right

Snow removal; wagons with snow and men with shovels on snow covered street, Washington, D.C.