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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1919
Page
7
A frail, fragmented report notes wounded soldiers were brought to the congregation’s church as guests, highlighting a solemn ceremony in the community. The piece mentions Dr Tupper and Sy Me loyalty among unnamed attendees, with unclear dates or places.
Constables near Pladenaburg Maryland arrested several youths aged 14 to 18 for occupying an automobile without a permit. One driver faced a forty five dollar fine. Detective Waldorf arrived to transfer the crew to the city for inquiry. The car belonged to General G C Breckenridge, of 2430 California Street NW. Two slept in detention. four housed in precinct cells. Francia ell, 17, of 224 Parker Street Northwest, was held by Bladensburg authorities.
The Rev Eugene A Hannan will celebrate a memorial mass at St Martin's Church at 8 20 this evening for the victims of the Maine, blown up in Havana harbor on February 15 1898. A committee of soldiers sailors and marines will assist, including Maj Richard Donnelly Capt Jere Costello Lt Eenaneth A O Rourin Capt J Waller Mitchell Capt Harry Walsh William A Hickey John Maher Dennis O'Brien James Mulvey Edward B Coyoran James Harbinson Mr B O Connor and Edward G Marshall.
Under the Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Aid, Leprosy Mission secretary W. M. Danner delivered lectures at city churches yesterday detailing the mission’s work. He speaks today at 11 in Congress Hall Hotel lobby with Mrs. Champ Clark to follow, then at 8 at 2400 Sixteenth Street. Tomorrow he addresses National Paxsak Seminary girls and noon at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church.
Retired officer Passeno died yesterday from acute indigestion at his home 02 E, a northwest street. Survived by wife, two daughters and a son. He served in virtually every precinct and was a harbor precinct station sergeant. He was a member of the Police Relief Association. Arrangements for his funeral will be made today. Special M C A program tonight at telelock lobby of the Y. Me o. Aus 1736 street features Hazel Hartman violinist Catherine Waters accompanists Woulse Hinds reader Berlan Randall barytone and Carlo Saccarina tenor.
A dense weather bulletin covers tide tables, wind patterns, and precipitation across the United States. It notes a western disturbance extending from Texas northeast, with rain in the Midwest and South, cooler in the upper Midwest, and warmer in the South Atlantic and Ohio valleys. Temperature highs and lows are listed, along with humidity, sunshine hours, and departures from normal since January 1, 1919.
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