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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1919
Page
3
Readers report a fresh wave of patterns that elevate artful collars, offering smart, entirely new designs. The trend blends intricate detailing with wearable elegance, inviting crafters and fashion enthusiasts to experiment with bold textures and vibrant trims.
City briefs describe a Wednesday gathering at a hospitality venue and a night lecture on marriage in a civic study series. Public health service officials plan a lecture at Central M Street location while Calgary Club hosts a meeting at Dupont Suite clubhouse tonight.
The Senate warned of a real danger from radical propaganda seen in Gary and across the nation as lawmakers urged immediate foreigner registration and harsher measures. The House committee backed a one year extension of war time passport restrictions targeting radicals and undesirables. Representatives Welty and Siegel pressed for universal alien registration and deportation where appropriate, citing Gary and Pittsburgh as proof of the need.
Military and police investigators concluded after more than 24 hours that blame for Monday’s collision near Georgia Avenue and Dogwood Terrace between a Washington Railway and Electric Company car and an army motor truck could not be assigned. Two deaths occurred including Pri vile Edward Sutherland and a second victim who died early yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital from brain concussion and internal injuries. Twelve others were injured. Thomas J Murphy of Woodside and another man from Oliver Springs were not expected to survive, while the rest would recover. The inquest into Sutherland’s death was postponed until Monday. Col Meferc led the War Department investigation sequence.
Capt Thomas, judge of the Tenth precinct, said the police department investigation will not advance blame until the inquest on Monday. The Indiana Society plans a meeting at the Ebbitt next Friday with a talk on new topics. Charles Harris Whitaker will address the City Club at Farragut Square today at 12:30 PM.
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