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	"Council of Four" at Hotel Crillon, Paris Council of Four of the Peace Conference with Mr. Lloyd George, Signor Orlando, M. Clemenceau and President Woodrow Wilson at the Hotel Crillon, Paris, France. May 27, 1919. Capt. Jackson.	More
	"Housewives' Army" Conneticut State Fair, Hartford Food for France Fund booth "Housewives' Army" at Conneticut State Fair in Hartford, Connecticut. Week of Sept. 3, 1917.	More
	"Save Wheat" poster on wagon Tacking up U.S. Food Administration posters on wagon "Save Wheat" at Mobile, Alabama. Erik Overbey 1918.	More
	"Victory" spelled by men in training "Victory" spelled by men in training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Ill. November 1918.	More
	"War is Over" Soldiers moving out Camp Dix Soldiers moving out of camp at Camp Dix, New Jersey, 1918.	More
	1000 Planes built at Dayton-Wright Airplane Manufacturing airplanes for the government by Dayton-Wright Airplane Company. Completed plane on exhibition. Plane No.1000 built for the war, Plant-1. Operation No. 4. July 25, 1918.	More
	3rd Liberty Loan campaign. April 1918. Henry Reuterdahl (Lieut. U.S.N.R.) and N.C. Wyeth, noted artist, putting the last touches on the giant battle picture before the Sub-Treasury building, New York City, in the Third Liberty Loan campaign. April 1918.	More
	4th Liberty Loan Drive, New Orleans Foreign Legion at the 4th Liberty Loan Drive in New Orleans, La. October 2, 1918. Charles L. Franck.	More
	85,000 solid tires for A.E.F. A pile of 85,000 solid tires for A.E.F. near Langres, France. Men from the Motor Transport Corps, assisted by German prisoners, building up wall of rubber to greater height. January 6, 1919.	More
	Albert Sterner painting war posters Albert Sterner painting war posters for the Government, 1918.	More
	American Indians learning to build ships Twenty five Indians from the Carlisle Indian College, Pa., are learning to build ships in the largest shipyard in the world at Hog Island. September 4, 1918.	More
	American Red Cross Parade American Red Cross Parade, Birmingham, Alabama. May 21, 1918.	More
	American soldier with the Y.M.C.A. girls A very popular part of the Casino, the former restaurant. American boys are always ready for a song. Here are a few Y.M.C.A. girls rounding out the chorus. Aix-le-Bains, France, August 27, 1918. Lt. Duthewich.	More
	American transport arrives in New York American transport ship arrives in New York, 1918.	More
	Arlington National Cemetery burial Scene at Arlington National Cemetery today at the burial of returned bodies of the A.E.F. from France.	More
	Armistice celebration in England Armistice celebration with the Yanks and Tommies, November 1918. (Army)	More
	Bayonet fighting instruction, Camp Dick Bayonet fighting instruction by an English Sgt. Major, Camp Dick, Texas. 1917.	More
	Bayonet practice at Camp Bowie Bayonet practice at Camp Bowie. Fort Worth, Texas. 1917.	More
	Bell ringers during 4th Liberty Loan, Seattle Bell ringers on Seattle, Washington streets during 4th Liberty Loan. Bells were afterwards muffled, as a reproach of subscriptions were coming in too slow, 1918.	More
	Boxing instructions at Naval training station Boxing instructions at main barracks, Naval training station, San Francisco, Cal. Jim Metzgar 1917.	More
	Building ships at Hog Island Building ships for the U.S. Navy at Hog Island, Pa. Group No. 1 from tower. April 29, 1918.	More
	Burial ceremony of the Unknown Soldier Large crowd at burial ceremony of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington Cemetery.	More
	Burial of the first sailor K.I.A. at Arlington Burial of the first sailor dead of the Great War at Arlington National Cemetery.	More
	Chain screens on steel helmet Chain screens on steel helmet to protect soldier's eyes from fragments of shell, rock, etc, manufactured by E. J. Codd Co., Baltimore, Md. 1918. E. J. Codd Co. (War Dept. )	More
	Charlie Chaplin speech for the third Liberty Loan, D.C. Charlie Chaplin Hollywood comedy star, making his first speech for the third Liberty Loan in front of the State, War and Navy Bldg, Washington D.C., on first anniversary of U.S. entry into war. April 6, 1918. Lt. Edmond deBerri. (Army)	More
	Colored women open a club for soldiers Honoring men about to leave for camps. Colored women open a club to care for their men in the service, Newark, NJ. 1918.	More
	Crowds at Times Square "Germany Surrenders" Crowd at New York City's Times Square holding up news paper telling about the signing of the Armistice. The Government report that the news was not true did not stop the celebration. November 7, 1918.	More
	Disabled veterans at Walter Reed Hospital Disabled veterans in reconstruction section at Walter Reed Hospital 1918.	More
	Douglas Fairbanks speaking to crowd in NYC Douglas Fairbanks Hollywood movie star is speaking in front of the Sub-Treasury building in New York City, to aid the third Liberty Loan. April 1918. Paul Thompson. (Army)	More
	Draft group to Camp Grant Draft group to Camp Grant in Platte County, Nebraska. September 5, 1918.	More