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Ceremonies - Alabama thru Connecticut - Red Cross Drive parade, South Manchester, Conn. Army and Navy Club float
Ceremonies - Independence Day, 1918 - Independence Day Parade, Fifth Avenue, New York City, July 4, 1918. British float which was one of the feautures
American Red Cross - Miscellaneous - Natives doing American Red Cross Industry Work, National Catholic War Council
Ceremonies - Alabama thru Connecticut - Red Cross Drive parade, South Manchester, Conn. Bolton float and automobiles in parade
Balloons - Miscellaneous - Balloons. Pusher Type Dirigible getting ready for flight
American Red Cross - Prisoners of War - Interior of the Clothin Supply Room, at American Red Cross Headquarters, Berlin, Germany. Sergt. Olsen, U.S. Army, supplying two Russian officers, prisoners, with compelte new outfits
American Red Cross - Classes in Red Cross Work (workrooms and classes) - Red Cross Activities of Brattleboro, Vermont. Work room, surgical dressings
Ceremonies and Parades - Public prayer for victory. Noon hour prayer meeting on the Esplanade, Cincinnati, Ohio. Rabbi David Philipson, Jewish; Rev. Fred L. Fagley, Secretary Federation of Churches of Cincinnati, Protestant, and Father Francis Finn of St. Xavier's offered prayers in turn
American Red Cross - Junior Red Cross - Junior Red Cross members of nationalities who gave circus. Mt. Div. Walsenburg, Colo. Wash. School. Italian, Austrian American, Spanish, Syrian, Bohemian, Russian, Slavish, African, Polise, French
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Ceremonies - Liberations - Memorial Day, 1918 - American Memorial services at Westminster Abbey, England. At recent Memorial exercises held in England for the Americans who paid the supreme sacrifice these civil war veterans who have made their homes in England after the Civil War here came from all parts of the British empire to attend these services which were held in the Historic Westminster Abbey
Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies - Naturalization Day, Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas. Aliens taking the oath of allegiance to the United States
Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies - Foreign born soldiers made citizens, Washington, D.C. Judge Ashley M. Gould administering oath of allegiance to foreign born soldiers making them citizens of the United States
Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies - Aliens seeking citizenship crowded Federal courts at Neward, N.J., for days after the declaration of war by the United States. The man seated is Z. Fiore, the naturalization clerk. 1917
Ceremonies - Liberations - National Anthem Day - National Anthem Birthday Celebration, City Hall, N.Y. City. Supreme Court Justice Francis Key Pendleton, grandson of Francis Scott Key, author of "The Star Spangled Banner," addressing the crowd in front of City Hall, N.Y. at the celebration of the birthday of the National Anthem
Ceremonies - Liberations - Memorial Day, 1918 - At Columbus Circle, New York, N.Y., 1917, Memorial Day exercises were held by the veterans of Foreign wars of the U.S. More than a hundred floral pieces were placed on the Maine Memorial monument. Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee, who was in command of the Maine when the battleship was blown up placed two wreaths. More than 7,000 people gathered about the monument. Photo shows Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee placing a wreath on the Maine Monument
Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies - Americanization Parade, Akron, Ohio. Local chapter of Red Cross in parade
Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies - Making citizens of 300 foreign born fighting men wearing U.S.A. uniform. One of the most impressive scenes witnessed at any of the training camps where men of the National Army are being whipped into shape was enacted at Camp Upton, N.Y. when 300 foreign born members wearing the uniform were admitted to full citizenship. These men were granted full citizenship in order to give them every protection accorded a citizen of the United States. This photograph shows the men who were instrumental in aiding these foreign born fighters gain recognition as full fledged Americans. From left to right: front row. Judge Mancheanser, Dana White, Chap. P. Miller, and Merton A. Sturges. Back row: Jas. P. Buxton, H. Mayorkas, R.B. Lish, Jas. F. Richardson, A.S. Solomon and Harold Waertendyke
Ceremonies - Liberations - Military Weddings - Military wedding at Pelham Bay Naval Training Station, Pelham, New York. The Pelham Bay Naval Training Camp had its first wedding when Grace Franklin, daughter of Commander and Mrs. William S. Frranklin, became the bride of Lieut. Wm. Murray Black, Jr., U.S.A., son of Major Gen. and Mrs. Wm. Murray Black, Chief of Engineers. Miss Franklin's father is commandant of the Pelham station. The Rev. Lea Luquer, D.D., of St. Mathew's Church, assisted by Rev. McVicker Haight, camp chaplin, officiated. General view of the luncheon in progress
Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies - Civilian officials at naturalization ceremonies. Left to right: Y.M.C.A. Worker. Rev. Cameron, Episcopal Chaplain; Capt. J.H. Rodgers, U.S. Marshall, Western Dist., of Texas; D.H. Hart, Clerk, U.S. Dist. Court; Hon DuVal West, Judge, U.S. Dist. Court; Hon. W.S. Fly, Judge, Dist. Court of Appeals, San Antonio, Texas; M.H. Anthoni, Naturalization Examiner
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Date Taken: 6/12/1918
Photographer: Intelligence Office
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