Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 7

FIND WOMAN DEAD AFTER THREE DAYS Miss Mary Lofiise Tenney, 35, Believed Victirn of Heart Attack. Miss Mary Louise Tenney, 35-year-old employe of the Loans and Currency Division of the Treasury Department, was found dead in her third-floor apartment, at 1321 Fairmont street, shortly before noon today. Dr. I. Rut- koski of the Emergency Hospital staff said the woman had probably been dead for three days and that death was probably due to heart disease. Discovery of the woman's body was brought about when Treasury -Depart- ment officials by whom she was em- ploved missed her from her desk for the past three days. Falling to receive any word from her, they notified the woman’s brother-in-law, Joseph E. Mann, an employe of the Bureau of Inq ternal Revenue and living at 18 Evarts &treet northeast. Mann immediately hastened to his sister-in.law’s apartment -and, unable to receive any response to repeated knocks at her door, summoned the man- ager of the apartment house and en- tered with a pass key. The woman's body was found in the bathroom sitting in an upright position, clad only in her night dress, a kimona and a pair of slippers. According to Mr. Mann, other mem- bers of the family were known to have been affected by heart disease and he expressed little surprise when informed of the cause of the woman's death. ‘The dead woman is survived by a brother, Paul, who lives in Pitts- burgh, and two married sisters, Mrs, Alice T. Mann and Mrs. Dorothy Selig- man, both of the Evarts street address. VETERAN FIREMAN QUITS AFTER 30 YEARS OF DUTY George Kennon, veteran member of Engine Company No. 14, was retired from the District Fire Department by the Commissioners yesterday, having completed more than 30 years of con- tinuous and honorable service. In referring to Kennon as “one of the best.” Fire Chief George 5. Watson men- tioned his heroism during the fire that destroved Kann's warehouse in Janu- ~ary, 1925. Kennon is 56 years old and ha:n\;s;sn in the fire service since March 1 Besides his age and length of serv- ice, the Commissioners in retring the fire-fighter took into eonsideration the fact that he has been subject to a phy- sical disability which eliminated him from active service. RULE ON STENOGRAPHERS. Board Decides Dictaphone Method Has No Bearing on Status. Whether stenographers in the Gov- ernment service use the dictaphone method or not. the Personnel Classifica- tion Board has decided, has no bearing on their allcation under the classifica- nrm" the decision, Paul N. Y, said: “It is the opinion of the board that if the character of the dictation is not changed, and if the same degree of finality in the initial transcription is demanded. there is no reason for changing the allocation of any particu- lar position on the basis of the methods or equlpmflnt used." SHOOTING SEEN ACCIDENT. Report to Doran Substantiates Story of Texas Dry Agent. By the Assoctated Press. Prohibition Commissioner Doran said yesterday an official report on the fatal shooting of Tom Chandler, farmer, by Capt. Charles Stevens, Federal pro« hibition enforcement agent, at Poteet, Tex., indicated the shooting was acci- dental. The report said Stevens’ statement that Chandler was shot during a raid on his farm, when the agent slipped and fell, was substantiated by other witnesses, Doran said the account would be accepted as accurate. Construction of work for the Nile River control wlil soon be started in Egypt. AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, FIRE, BURGLARY AND TORNADO INSURANCE THOS. E. 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