The Washington times., 1925-08-14
FAIRFAX BUS IS
To RUN DOWN
TOWN
New Terminal to Be Twelfth
Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Aug. IA.
Beginning tomorrow, the de luxe
buses of the Alexandria Suburban
Motor Vehicle Company, sub
sidiary of the Washington-Virgin-
la Railway Company, now operat-
ing from Georgetown to Fairfax
will extend their route in Wash
ington to Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street northwest.
Since the establishment of the
line the buses have gone across
the Key bridge to their temporary
terminal at Georgetown and have
been prevented from running as far
as the Washington-V Virginia Com
pany's station owing to the repairs
in progress on M street. These
repairs have now been completed
and the thoroughfare is open to
traffic, which will enable the bus.
ses to cover the entire route.
Upon entering Washington from
the Key bridge, the route will be
from the Key bridge and M street,
on Pennsylvania avenue to Twenty
second street, south on Twenty
second street to Virginia avenue,
to Nineteenth street, to B street, to
Fourteenth street, to Pennsylvania
avenue, to Twelfth street. Return.
ing, the buses will make a loop.
going south on Twelfth street to
G street, thence to Ohio avenue,
to Fourteenth, to B street and
out over the incoming route.
The trip to Fairfax win require
one hour. The busses will make
six trips daily.
In accordance with the sugges-
ton of Governor e. Lee Trinkle,
the greater Arlington county COM
mittee selected as members from
Arlington county on the National
Capital Park Commission, ]. Cloyd
E. w. Cushing.
Chairman Kirkpatrick announced
last night the appointment of Mrs.
N. Rex Hunt, of the, Women's
Civic Club of Clarendon, as men,
Der OF the greater Arlington county
committee.
Arrangements rapidly are being
completed for the annual excursion
to- be given by Clarendon Lodge,
Loyal Order of Moose, No. Slb, to
Marshall Hall, August 81.
The case OF Amos Barton,
charged with colliding with q ma
chine operated by Milton GLASGOW
on the Lee Highway. yesterday
was continued until tomorrow at
$3.50 o'clock.
A mass meeting will be held
tonight at o'clock by the Ar
Iington County Republican Club in
the Community Hall, at which time
delegates to the annual State con-
vention, which conyenes at Roa-
noke September s, WIN be elected.
In accordance with a recent or
dinance passed by the supervisor
of Arlington county, Sheriff Howard
Fields and four of his officers,
each armed with hammer, saw, and
screw driver, proceeded along Lee
highway and removed all signs H.
legally erected.
More than 200 signs were re-
moved along the highway from
Rosslyn to Falls Church.
The Fort Myer band COZ. cert for
this week has been, cancelled. The
next regular concert will be held
next Thursday night in the public
park at Clarendon.
The annual joint picnic of Ar.
Iington lodge, No. 1913, 1. o. o. F.,
and Clarendon Rebekah lodge, No.
%, will be held at Chapel Point,
August 81.
Charged with driving while under
the influence of liquor, illegal pos
session and Transporting, Arthur
King, of Washington, waived hear.
ing in police court today, was held
for action of the grand jury at
the October term Of the circuit
court and later released on $1,000
bond on each charge.