Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1926, Page 7

MAY LOUIS P. KENNEY DEAD; | Wife Accuses Attorney. | | Mrs. Alpha D. Hall has filed suit in | LONG IN U. S. SERVICE | t1c pistrict supreme Court for an ab- | solute divorce from Harry S. Hall, at- Once Foreman in Charge of Con-| tor They were married April 6 s A (10 d Mrs. Hall names two women | gressional Record in Goverh- | ing_her hushand’s affections. | ment Printing Office. EVENING STAR, b 21, 1926. yropria- loans, is co-author to duthori tion of $140,000,000 _f THE WASHINGTON, , FRIDAY, b ooty B == MORE VICTIMS FEARED 000,000 for this purpose. | In view of | | recent conferences between (he IN POWDER BLAST' | Tincher and Aswell forces in an ef-| | .|- N\ fort at compromise, Aswell | ———— i amendment is taken as evidence that 4 | Tincher support will swing to the Workers Search German Mill | other bill. | Ruins, Where Nine Were Killed | At present the Curtis-Aswell bill| calls for an appropriation of only | and Scores Injured. ),000, to be 11104 o tions for str | under the system of | commodity marke . Supporters of the Tincher bill are unde have no objection to the fr of the other m special rule g of the three pr sible to offer an T try to absorb readily the war-time | DECLARED RIGANTIC zation or disruption will be ne: f‘:lvulhl‘(‘;\k of an emergency,” he Secretary of War Tells Quar- b termasters of Progress of | Work on Plans. ster Reserve : | Attorney Crandal Mackey represents | | the w 57 years old, for-| the Government | Louis P. Kenney, merly employed a Printing Office for 35 years and at one | time foreman in charge of printing the || ~! Congressional Record, died at his resi- ) ! dence, 4808 Fourteenth street, last night. He had heen in failing health for the past two v Mr. ¥ and lived ing to W from the jon of | lated | House May Not Dispose of§ Either Soon, However. Amendments Voted. [ASEBONTE Srngs masick § SoitWinds.z~ Around the Gears M. ) Correct lubrication is the very life of your car. For that reason you can’t be too careful. “EBONITE,” the best, costs no more. 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