Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Coast Guard bill to provide grades appropriate to the duties and responsibilities of the Officers passed Senate Comm. on Commerce by unanimous vote. Dec. 1922

Col. and Mrs. E. House

Collapsed roof at train yard with snow

Col. Wm. E. Naylor, new aide to Pershing

Collapsed roof following snow storm on January 28, 1922. Knickerbocker Theater located on the southwest corner of 18th Street and Columbia Road, N.W., Washington, D.C.

Crowd outside church, Washington, D.C.

Crowd at field, Navy Penn State football game

Crowd outside White House, Washington, D.C.

Czecho-Slovak table with crafts

Damaged musical instruments

Dr. Charles Mayo, arriving at Union Station from Rochester, Minn. Sept. 10, 1922

Dr. Chas. Mayo and Dr. Sawyer

Dr. Charles Mayo arriving at White House. Sept. 10, 1922

Dept. of Agric. Miss Elsie Sellers colors posters and lantern slides for agric. fairs and conventions all over the country

Dept. of Agric. Mrs. Mary Schwarz, who has charge of the kitchen where Media, which is the bacteriologists name for bug-food, is cooled for growing bacteria

Dept. of Agric., first device to accurately measure a loaf of bread in cubic centimeters has been prefected by Bureau of Agricultural Economics

District of Columbia boundary stone

Dog on spare tire of automobile, Washington, D.C.

Dr. Frank Quillin, Chief of the employment service of the U.S. Veterans Bureau. Washington, D.C.

Dr. Wilhelm Kiesselbach, German War Claims Commission

DRAIN, JAMES A. GENERAL

Edwin Denby, Charles Evans Hughes, and John W. Weeks. State, War and Navy Building in background, Washington, D.C.

Edwin Denby speaking at ceremony, Arlington National Ceremony, Arlington, Virginia

Edwin Denby and military group

Edwin Denby, center right

Edwin Denby with megaphone at ball field

Edwin Denby, left, and memorial plaque, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia

Edwin Denby? signing baseball

Elevator shaft of Washington Monument (?) Washington, D.C.

Ex-Senator Truman H. Newberry

Family group sitting on grass

Family group? Outside State, War and Navy Building, Washington, D.C.

Federal fact finding coal commission authorized by Congress held first organization mtg. Oct. 18. The commission composed of 7 members incl. former vice-pres. Marshall will make sweeping investigation of bituminous and authracite industries with view to prevention of strikes. Left to right: Judge Sa

Firefighters on roof, Washington, D.C.

Florence Harding, White House, Washington, D.C.

Frank Kellogg, right. White House, Washington, D.C.

Former Gov. Lowden, Ill., at White House. Dec. 11

Fr. N. Rainey receiving a gold watch, presented by P.M.G. Hubert Work, in recognition of his 50 yrs. service in money order division. July 27, 1922

Frances Glover and her father third. P.M.G. Glover. Miss Glover presented Pres. Harding with the first of three new. one portraying the Arlington amphitheater

Funeral of Senor Don J. Antonio Lopez Gutierrez, Honduran Minister. Nov. 11, 1922

Garfield X-ray machine

Garfield X-ray machine 2

Garfield X-ray machine 3

Gen. James W. Willett, newly elected Commander of the G.A.R.

Gen. James W. Willett

Gen. Dumo. and wife and daughters at New Years reception at Pan Amer. Bldg.

Gen. Taufflieb, former Commander of the French armies, at the White House

Gen. Taufflieb, former Commander of the French armies (right) called at White House with Ambassador Jules Jusserand

Gen. Pershing awarding the Distinguished Service Medal to Maj. Michael J. O'Brien of Adjutant Gen.'s office for "exceptionally metitorious and distinguished service as officer in charge of Officer's division. A.G.D., G.H.Q., A.E.F." July 27, 1922

Gen. Nelson A. Miles and Anson Mills at Fort Myer. May 25, 1922

Gene Sa. lesson to the golf fans of Washington's Potomac Park

George Clemenceau at Mount Vernon, Virginia

George E. Adamson, 1st. Lt. Quartermaster Corps, receiving Distinguished Service Cross from Gen. Pershing for his work as Confidential Secy. to Commander-in-Chief of the Amer. Expeditionary Forces and later to the Gen. of the Armies

Georges Clemenceau's arrival in DC at Union Station; includes J.J. Jusserand, front. Washington, D.C.

Georges Clemenceau and Jean Jules Jusserand at the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C.

Georges Clemenceau visiting the White House, posing for cameramen. Washington, D.C.

Georges Clemenceau leaving the Army War College in Washington, D.C

Georges Clemenceau visiting George Washington's tomb, Mount Vernon, Virginia

Georges Clemenceau with wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia

Georges Clemenceau placing wreath on tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia