View of a busy street in Washington DC. U.S. Capitol in background. Cars and trams or trolleys on road. View of the White House. Pond in front of it. Dirt road turn around at White House entrace. Men and children in a hall of The White house. Lit chandeliers hang from ceiling.
Moving day for President Woodrow Wilson. Loading trucks park in front of house. People watch furniture and litter lying on the street. Men take furniture in house. Entrance of the white house.
United States soldiers on horses. March parade organized in honor of President Wilson's return from the Paris Peace Conference. United States President Woodrow Wilson marching up Pennsylvania Avenue towards White House in the parade. United States soldiers seen marching and carrying the U.S. flags.
Attorney General Alexander Mitchell Palmer inside his residence in Washington, DC. He poses for the camera, sitting in a chair with his 9-year old daughter, Mary Dixon Palmer, sitting in his lap. They have a book opened that Palmer reads aloud. Next, scene shows his wife, Mrs. Roberta Bartlett Dixon Palmer, standing outside their home. Camera pans to include, daughter Mary, and Attorney General Palmer. The three smile for the camera.
Exterior view of U.S. Capitol building. Senator William Edgar Borah and Senator Hiram Johnson, both of whom oppose the Versailles Treaty, standing outside the Capitol Building. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, including Henry Cabot Lodge, seated around a table.