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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1924

Page

5

Allenrhu Offer Recalled For Rheumatism Cure Claim

James H. Allen describes a long effort to cure rheumatism by dissolving uric acid deposits. He announces Allenrhu as a complete remedy, offering druggists to dispense it with a money back guarantee if not effective after the first pint.

James H. Allen Snally Peoples Pe Adv

Divorces Granted Amid Alimony and Custody Rulings

In Washington District Supreme Court actions, Mrs Ida Koonin received a limited divorce from Leon Koonin with custody of the children and alimony set at 12.50 weekly. Mrs Louise A Murphy was granted limited divorce from Clement E Murphy alleging cruelty and neglect with custody and alimony terms. Other divorce petitions involving Mrs Mary L Steidel, Mrs Helen W Tolson, and Mrs Cora M Sydnor were resolved or dismissed with various maintenance orders and fees.

Clement IE. Murphy District Fire Department Louise A. Murphy Ninth and D Streets District Supreme Court Raymond Neudecker Nerth Capitol Street Murphy Ida Koonin Leon Koonin Justice Stafford Konin Koonin Dora Parkin Justice Bailey Mary L Steidel Oscar L .Steidel Navy Department Steidel Helen W Tolson Walter W. Tolson Clyde D. Garrett Toliver EB. Sydnor Cora M Sydnor Sydnor Robert E Lynch Hoehling Constantine T Prokos Mary I. Prokos Prokos

Salvation Army Appeals Extended to Saturday

The Salvation Army appeal for 37000, due to close today, was extended to Saturday. Ernest Holz announced a total of about 91600 contributed. Advisory committees meet in Rudolph Jose’s office to hear worker reports. Adjutant Holt spoke at Keith’s theater about summer work at the Patuxent fresh air camp in Maryland. Contributions should be sent to Thomas P Hickman, treasurer, Salvation Army, 607 EH Street Northwest.

Salvation Army Ernest Holz Rudolph Jose Adjutant Holt Keith Patuxent Thomas P Hickman Care Salvation Army EH Street

Women Will Plan Church Fund Ball

Organization of the executive committee to arrange plans for a ball and card party for the building fund of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament was formed yesterday at Mrs Aubrey Clarke's home. Mrs Clarke chairs the committee with vice chair Mrs Raphael Semmes and members including Mrs William Sullivan, Mrs Charles Ross, Mrs Thomas F Keane, Mrs John A Costello, Mrs S L Pugh, Mrs E G Ruppert, Mrs J B Bowling, Mrs J G McKay, Mrs W Swingle, Mrs R Lamb and Mrs Pickney Herman. The ball will be held May 17 at Rauscher's, and work on the church will begin next week.

Hoepli Accepts General Motors Offer

The resignation of M H Hoepli, chief of the automotive division in the Department of Commerce, was announced yesterday as he agreed to join General Motors Europe. Department chiefs credit Hoepli with reorganizing the division by adding commodity experts and launching the Foreign Trade Manual. Julius Klein, director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, calls the move a tribute to the department’s value.

M H Hoepli Automotive Department of Commerce Europeandivision General Motors Corporation Hoepus Julius Klein Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Hoepli

Christ Pageant The Fulfilment At First Congregational Church

The second Easter week pageant The Fulfilment will be performed tonight tomorrow and Friday at 8 o clock at First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets NW Estella Wealthworth and Albert Parr are co directors in leading roles The pageant was arranged from the Elble by Dr Jason Noble Pierce minister of its church departments and presents seven episodes detailing Christ s Passion week including the entry to Jerusalem the agony before Pilate and the crucifixion

Congregational Church Tenth Estella Weat- Worth Albert Parr Elble Jason Noble Pierce Tran

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