Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1926, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15. 1926 Eu ieimes of commnnicaione T IRIEOMONTORGANIZAIDNRSeh it Mivansi bisias s Smiimi e ipecrorn W npopas ftimenienld ypt pall mostibiy (e kons Karovitch, general secretary of the FORMED AT WARRENTON Jector for Lynchburg ix Carter ( |and Loudoy P X a commission, and Dr. L. Kezman. r.: for Alexandria. . C. Light The commission is accompanied by —_— lotteaville, Marshall Tyler: Danville, A. | : Deson 2w Lo ot irect-| . Stalling. ¢ ’ resented: | 5 e I ovaioditch” ana” D. osho. | Virginia Body Includes 40 Direct- |\ D, Sialline, Courties veprecenicd: PLAYGROUNDS CLOSED. ! ¢ i 1. Pupin will act <or| ors, With Alexandria and Arling- | Brecden; ulpeper.’J. : s . | on i jiefthe cor gut ! ton County Represented. 'R. Keith and M 2 will assist the commission in all ques- | ; o o G View tions relating to the debt. Special Dlspatch to The Star. ¢ and W. P ek S ol WARRENTON, Va., January 15— |Sadler; Arlington. C. E. 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