United States. A Dedicated Portrait of Secretary of War Newton D. Baker to Colonel Richard McKenney, 1920 Republic of Footnote: The Royal School for

Footnote: The Royal School for Daughters of Officers of the Army grew out of the Officers' Widows and Orphans Fund

maker marked Keibel

Curacoa was hard pressed to keep pace with Queen Mary as it was and her Captain opted to forego the zig-zag so as to be able to maintain a position from which to provide effective anti-aircraft watch

automobiles (including one of them stuck in the mud with four soldiers and an officer looking on)

United States. A Dedicated Portrait of Secretary of War Newton D. Baker to Colonel Richard McKenney, 1920 Republic of Footnote: The Royal School forA black and white portrait by A. Gurtler, Warszawa, N. Swiat 49, of American Secretary of War Newton D. Baker to Colonel Richard McKenney, U. S. Military Attache at Warsaw, Poland, "To Lt. Col McKenney with Grateful Regard, Newton Baker, Warsaw May 24, 1920", photo measures 14 cm (w) x 21 cm (h) while frame measures 19. 5 cm (w) x 29 cm (h), label on reverse for Edward Jackson framing, N. Y., very fine.