Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, $1,000,000 SOUGHT CHURCH FUND DRIVE DUE. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925. ASK UNIFORM RATES of natural gas. The petition was in the form of a resolution, adopted Sea Hazard Is Lighted. SAN SALVADOR, April unanimously. The resolution states that lack of uniformity In rates, unnecessary com- petition, excessive drilling of wells and excessive laylng of pipe lines “imposes an unreasonable burden on the consuming public.” Figures were presented to show that in Ohio rates range from 35 cents to $1.15 per 1,000 cublc feet of gas, in West Virginia from 20 to 50 cents and in Pennsyl- vania from 30 cents to $1. The conference recommended that State public service commissions ap point representatives to join in an effort to bring about uniform rules, regulations and practices pertaining | to all phases of the subject. | beacon has been erected on Am: Point on the which always has danger to navigation. ' buflt in Great Britain, a half ton. It is equipped with pc ful lenses of various colors, which may MAKER OF VIOLINS ISARTIST AT WORK W. Scott Herman Has Re- paired Instruments Pro- duced by Old Masters. Japanese Envoy to Be Guest of VIOLIN DOCTORS WITH THEIR PATIENTS FOR ALL NATURAL GAS Producers Ask Six States to Fix Prices—Pressnt Range, 20 Cents to $1.15. FOR ALIENS’ SCHOOLS Americans of Polish Descent to Raise Fund for Americani- zation Work. Episcopal Workers Tonight. The campaign for the Japanese fund of the Episcopal Church for the reconstruction of buildings destroyed in the earthquake disaster will be opened here at a dinner to be held at the Church of the Ascension, Twelfth street and Massachusetts avenue, at 6:30 o'clock tonight. Tsuneo Matsudaira, the Japanese Ambassador, will attend the dinner and address the gathering on condi- tions in his native land. Dr. R. B. Teusler, superintendent of St. Luke's International Hospital, Tokio, and Willlam C. Sturgis, educational sec retary of the department of missions of the Episcopal Church, also will speak. Bishop James E. Freeman of the diocese of Washington will pre. side. The county farm bu ing house for knowledge tween the college and th farmer. pciated Press Mich., April 24.—Dele- gates to the national convention of Americans of Polish descent con- tributed about $20,000 yesterday to a fund to be used for the furtherance of Americanization work among Polish peoples in America. It is planned to raise a fund of about $1,000,000, and to use the interest only in the year- by-year work of teaching American ideals. L The fund will be under the direction of an organization to be known as the Polish Welfare Council of America, or- | sanization of which was completed at ight session of the congress. De- selected as the headquarters s to direct the council were named. D. W. Siwinfski, an attorney of Baltimore, was elected president; Roman Sadowski of Detroit vice presi John Lesinski, Detroit, . These three ‘will select a the A DETROIT, By By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, April 24.—Public service commissions of six States, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, Maryland and Kentucky. were petitioned by the executive com mittee of the Municipal Natural Ges Confe . held here yesterday, to co-operate for the purpose of estab-|than a million tons of brimstone last ing uniform practices, rules and |year, more than five times as much ulations with respect to rates and |as Sicily, the principal source of rate schedules and the conservation!Europe's supply. Woodward: & Lothrop Down Stairs Store Coats Specially Priced for Saturday Bring to You Types Generally Seen Only at Higher Prices $19.75 Here are values that will greatly appeal to the woman who appreciates savings. 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