The famous fighters who broke "Hindenburg Line' march on 5th Avenue, New York, between throngs of people from all parts of the country. Shows part of thousands that viewed the parade.

This photograph shows the reviewers of the parade of National Army men from Camp Upton, L.I., New York on Fifth Avenue, New York City on Washington's Birthday, Feb. 22, 1918. In the reviewing stand are Secretary Daniels and ex-Senator Clark of Montana.

Original Caption: National Army Gas Mask School. A class of National Army men getting instructions in the use of gas masks. The matter of putting on a gas mask properly is not an easy job, and it must be d1 right, if a man makes a slip it is possible that it will cost him his life. The men are wearing the masks while the officer gives them a few pointers. The photo was taken at Camp Dix.

All can speak both English and French                                                                

Original Caption: Remarkable photo of National Army men facing gas attack in training camp. This photograph, 1 of the most remarkable made in the National Army camps, shows a number of the soldiers in the trenches wearing their gas masks, facing a gas attack of the "enemy". The gas can be seen floating across the trench. The photographer in taking this picture had to be equipped with a mask. The picture was taken at a National Army cantonment.

Charlie Chaplin, comedy star of the "movies," making his first speech for the third Liberty Loan in front of the State, War and Navy Building, Washington, D.C., on first anniversary of U.S. entry into war.

The first Passover Seder Dinner given by Jewish Welfare Board to men of Jewish Faith in the American Expeditionary Forces in order that they may observe the Passover Holidays. Paris, France.

Mr. Lloyd George; Signor Orlando; M. Clemenceau; President Woodrow Wilson. Hotel Crillon, Paris, France