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PRESIDENTIAL FAMILY LEAVES FOR ARLINGTON. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND HIS FAMILY LEAVE THE WHITE HOUSE FOR ARLINGTON CEMETERY WHERE HE DELIVERED AN ARMISTICE DAY ADDRESS AT THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER. IN THE REAR SEAT, FROM THE LEFT: JOHN ROOSEVELT, THE SON; MRS. ROOSEVELT AND THE PRESIDENT
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