Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1923, Page 37

REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES il THE _SUNDAY FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U. MAROH 18, 1923—PART 1, PETWORTH An_opportunity to purchase & fully detached home, in & convenfent wed thon, on exceptiorally easy terms. Two storfes and attic. Eight rooms, llrge bath: oak trim: electric ligh --m l e Hedges & dedleton Inc., Itors 1954 B St N.W - Phone Main 1028, - et N W, ¥ These Houses Are Real Homes. They are Inviting in their design—three distinct types—and appealing to the Bousewife fn the character of arrangement. the completeness and convenience of the equipment. The location is unsurpassed for a reside: Albemarle and 38th S Chevy Chase, D. C. 8ix rooms, tiled bath, sleeping porch; Dot-water heat; stone foundation; stone Whreplace; gas and clectric equipment; very convenient and best of equipment. Open for Inspection Every Day and Evening. Oor Mr. Hamilton is always to be found at the sampie house. Or, for apecial ap pointment, phone him, Cleveland 1490. Tuke Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle at. (Arst stop narth of Rureau of Standards), walking north to 88th st KI HARRY A. 1514 K St. Ph. M. 4840 l,Ruul\ X ¥ Tacant; large lot Easy terma from isth st ne. Line. a) ot parate entrance nart for nearls ‘enongh to make monthly ments, Easy terms. Owner moving to C mediate possession. Phone Chumbls BLOOMINGDALE an_uttractive © . overlooking the Tt has 6 good size parquet floors, el cellent heating with room for ga 30 for quick Hrdch & Middleton, Inc., anr)mon session at_once. Wil MISS VIRGINTA u(lu Rethesda, Marriand, ROAD—$10.750. me of T rooms and tile ted in the cholcest part Lot 140 feet deep to & . garage space. Hat nta. wecvauts’ toilet, seréened in porches, BROS n 1 (Ownert "ON PARK 11 ¥ wide aite wAtor host wash travs GARMAN his Two HEIGHTS. ern_bome with two t: hot-water heht o featurcs: all in A hs the owner. t will consider ap ~ COLUMBIA A & batbs and clectricits and wan distinctive modein st-class condition. Oceup who is asking $13.000, offer GARMAN BROS sccessors to 1. D. Garman: alles and aud evers mod Soderate. rerme. l’[(‘(l"(\ & \Iu]dluun Inc.. \\\HL NCE \H NT THE IXFORMATION OF PERSONS SIRING TO BUY A HOME announes that we hase ections of availabie ashington upplied with north s and those of medinm price in ts. 0 d of values Brodghout_the < our service. GARMAN BROS essors to 1. 1. Garma 15 acre of var: ail tor a elec. is being possession within 30 days Terms, $1,100 cash. balance parable at $23 per month, including interest at 66 Téepect any time. Car may be séen even Tocations fn W Ehta: 10 Tooms, 2 batie, sieam heat ng tectric lights This_property has Breughout and is a ba Jaaple terms. 1368 Tuat oft 14th st been_raconditioned in at $18.000. Rea epherd St N.W and on one of the prettiest r heat and eles semi-detached. Without ‘a_doubt one of the most reasonabiy priced homes in thie desir ty. A comparativel £wo.story tapestry brick home, haviog A roomes. 2 complete baths, glaxs-in e sleeping porch._ breakfast porch 8dored attie, open frepl i Tghts: how h.. ok foora and a built in, fireproof arage. Entire prope 1’ Arst-elase condition. Price, $13,500. Reasonable tarms. Hedges & Middleton, Inc.. 1830 8E NWo PRone Main 1028, FOR SALE TO COLORED. st n.w.—10 rooms and 2 batbs: water heat .. new bot- |oroer Rbode Taland ave. n.w.—12 1nd Dath; electric light. il st n.w. —Modern 6.room and bath . 3 S th sf. n.w.—8-rcom and bath ko st. o.w.—-9-room ana bath electric . $10,000 92,800 #. H. BERGMANN & CO. a1 F 8t N.W ¢ st light 10 ot. n.w.—6-r0om and batn n.w.—8-r0om and bath; BUSINESS ZONE. . AVE. P heich: garage; ask- on Fght terms. NR. N. CAP. & H 3 ek price of any dupllc Terms. & RYON CO,, Inc.. 1423 F 8t . od well 1ighted room T o eepiag porch: one.full sise bed: room and bath on the first floor: con- te roof: entire screened ripped; lot 54x115, with Very ‘reasonably priced. iledges & Middieton, Tnc Beattors. Joms, Can rent | C arefu]lv \elmtc(l 1 st of the Best Buys in the National Capital and Suburbs. Prospective purchasers will find it distinctly to their advantage to luvestigate such of these offerings as In any way meet their requirements. Chevy Chase, D. C.—$14.500. Smart new 7-room and bath, detached: hardwood floors throughout, ' hot-water heat, elec., unusually large v lights, living porch, open fi floor tiled lavators, t shower. ~ lonumerabie _other features Thin House ls priced $2,000 under the market. Chevy Chase, D. C.—811,500. semi-detachied; sieey. rdwood Chevy Chase, D. C.—$18,000. Close to Conn. ave. Beautiful 8-room and 2.bath, detached, Dutch colonial: h.-w.h., elec.; porches; hardwood floors throughout; screens, awnings, slate roof; servant’s room; large lot; paved alley. 13th and Longfellow $1,500 cash. dets vath brick: sieeniug, front and joorn. andtrim porches: hardwood throughout: screens; 2 car brick garage Delafield \\‘eet of l.;lhr $13,800. Bex: hardwond Boors modern: good condition. desirable seetion. "Terms Delafield West of 13th—$15,000. Yer. plete S.room and bath, de lot-water heat. slec d rear porches: hard : gArage. Terms Mos| slee wool fl . Heights—$18.500 detached ors: lontello Ave $750_cash. eaey o s bath. brick. with room for garage o Fifth St. N.E.—$6,000. i-detached. corner, brick, 6 roo sleeping porch, gurage Also see the new WALKER-BUILT HOMES at 4ist and Jenifer streets D. C. They are open every day for {nlmfllon. ALLAN E. W 813 15th St 1420 N. Y. Ave. N.W. CHEVY CHASE. $14.500. Sedtlon: priced low for immediate s UNUSUAL VALUE. ! $16.600. ' Price reduced $1.500 located in fashionable Wash! [ 3 Iarge, bedenomn | Puch L 16th \FRIP I HIUIH \\[J\ 5 : s placed new low ‘price on this home. Fhone us o detalls and be the first to see this bargain OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-—$14,000. Two-stors tapeatrs brick; & Iarge rooms and | sleeping Dorch: two-car garage: hot-water Deat: good condition: vers reasonable terms i t 1 1108 16th * McCART 417 11th 8t. N Oven uads $3.250—Xear 10th little 4-room and $3,750—Brick, Tth and G 6.e.; 6 rooms terms. nd D e brick; term 000—The finest 8'room and bath city for the money; elec.. gas; for 6 fimw{.‘. terms. ¢ rooms and bath, 96,000—8-r. 6th and F st o bran £t front: very asy tms. We have some wonderful suburban proposi- tions, also some fine cottages nt North Beach, Md. Farma, all sizes and prices QUICK POSSESSION TO AN IDEAL 2-8TORY Semi-Detached, Center Hall Brick _home; b., extra lavatory and 3 big porches screened; roomy cellar; big storage space; steel: beam commcuon, Built it GARAGE; = alleys. Nr. 17th & Park Rd.—Vacant. Key at Room 225, 726 14th n.w. Frank. 7070.* $5,000—7 rooms and bath, latrobe light: located near $ih and R. $5.500—6 ‘rooms and bath, h ar Lincoln Parl smooo—gu 5-room_bri and gas light: tenants. $6,000—Store and 4 rooms. 2 buils: deep lot; store weil stocked: good business. $7.000—8tore and 0 mm-. Dear Union s good_ bu R. M Cd TIS ‘MAIN 8043 : vk LKER & CO.. MEMBER OF 'n-m “WASHINGTON REAL DAVIS & REALTORS MADDUX. MARSH! \I i 2400 Block N. Cap. St.—$8,000. Six rooms: and bath, brick; garage. Terms. Buchanan Near 12th—$12,000. Seml-detached 6-room and bath, brick; modern in_every detall, on lot’ 61108, ‘erms Mass. Hei"ht VS. 4.000. drooms), [ Ave. rranged te . Ttoof garden and wonderful view over city and envirous. Crittenden St. $13,500. even-room elec.; and alley. Van Buren St. N.W Five-room nnd bath detachéd house; frout and rear porches; furnace heat. Y screens: 2.car garage on good lot. West of 14th— two-bath brick: sleeping _porch trim; screens; garage on paved $0,500. Terms Corner on Spring Road—$7 830. $1,00 ensy terms. Kix tooms, ..u..n nhall’ and bath, brick: h.-wh. hardwood floors and trim; screens. perfect eondition. This property is & wonderful bargais. Corner in Brookland—$8,850. Five.room and bath detached “bunga $2,000 cash and only $89.58 month 1v weeplg, porch: screens; many other features. Good location ‘olumbia Heights—S15,000 Pxcellent detached house fust west of 14 at: 10 rooms and b leveland ractive stuceo os bath _house. w.h.. elec.: porches: : screena; servant's bath in cellar 1003125 terrace wall; shrubbery ge. A bargain at vcis fgurd hardwood . brick, on good lot with room for garage; all modern im provemeqts. ' Chers Chase. Inc.. STATE BOARD Main 2330, SLO0O « payment, Int. ash. Enure $75 Month, Including and Prin COpen all day 808 MADISON ST. Sunday. NW. I'his colonial home this select section like trim in is Hardwood floors and beautiful h.- electricity ; breakiast new. and fixture: w.h. and and glassed-in sleeping porch:| large vard and brick ga 2 cars on wide alley STEELE Mam CLEVELAND PARK. $12.000. ched house T rooms and rters in basement: iarge dern and in excellent delightfully jocated N#vy officer muat sel o kimilar valuen in this_ex be ¥ time. Very Pretty do lot casy termis HQME AND INVESTME $13,000. ed in vicinity of 1Sth and brick, T bedroom i third foor shouid rent price. Vers easy terms 'S ADDITION. w detached house on a 7 fast porci : 4 bedrooma and tiled bath Ynd eatirely modern: within and Georgia ave car leaving town. must el A real bus OVERLOOKING .\'(,)I.I)H{RS' HOME—$8.250. Unnsuslls low priced ax compared with other houges in this section; sleeping porch, rooms, 10 bus at your ewn price, with act quickls & GO, INC.. Main 897 — e $8,500. $1.000 Cash Entire Payment, $75 Month, Including Int. and Prin. Open all day Sunday. 807 A STREET S. This beautiful 3 home located in one of the I)('sl and most convenient sections of | S.E.; is arranged for 3 complete apts. Has h.-w.h. and 11 rooms and bath. Party buying could use 1 apt. of 4 large Tooms and continue the present tenants in two other apts. at $70 per month, making this a home and real in- vestment. After initial payment, house will pay for itself. DAVIS & STEELE, REALTORS, 1420 N. Y. Ave N.W. Main 5082-5398. . $14,500. FULL COMMISSION TO ALL BROKERS. Most beautiful home in Saul's Addition. De- tached. . OV[E REALTY €O, - Columbla 10454. Inspect Today—Phone M. 1395. Northeast Bargaing. $3,500—6 rooms and bath; possession; cash, $40 monthiy. $8,750—5 rooms, bath; nclnl garage room; 3500 34250 monthly. $4.000—3 roore. bath, a1icy: 3550 camn, $35 monthly. 4,008 roems, back vard; garage; $4.2: , bat] ah, balance’ ke rest, $5.000—8 rooms, rage room: bath. % llhn:l-det-ci.x. 300 T R. D. MacPHERSON, 200 Continental Trust Bldg. Main 1805. ® IRVING ST. N.W. 8 rooms, ba w.b., electricity, garage, porch. ow price and easy terms. " Tnapect STREET N.W. 13th 10.ro0m, colonial pereh, near Central High; Bath. ectrielty: o “\'EAR l4th AND bath, gas, electricity and man: canvenien, Terma, . R D \IaclgfiERSO!\ satn Sane $400 oy, nmm 20-foot-wide | , Tt in | FOR uu,-noum AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES. ed. TOMORROW. : W. BAR(;‘\[N' '\P,AR 12th & MD. AVE 520 12th ST. N.E. Owner will sacrifice fine ba; mnnw bnck home of 0" large, Tight rooms whd bath, esirable white ‘section: urnace fine light cella $i000; "direet ‘nor: caty term. T10F ‘Sih At ROOTI[ § BAR(.AIN HOM 'S $4,500— —16th d lot; porches uth Carolina o, w. a) »lmmny K r Union sta u Tooms, " cellar fueance’ good ot Fine brick | rents, $6¢ $8,750—ormina Mt ~Hne butt brick; 6 mear 11th and | k—Bungalow, orner lot 200x240, 4 fruit. fine “garden, n. $9. M)0~lblumhll Heights, 11th and lmnmf 8-story brick, ® rooms, bath, viewm heat, cella room for aut r normal schoo 20,000—Georgla ave. n.w. near shire “ave—8 ' rooms, locntion 6 rooms 5. 3 elec. 1ts, Eportn hiome or bath, for howe: very contral ; @ dwelling, 8 rms., 1 large yard! v See Addition—Beautiful bome, § rooms. bath garage; elec. ; large lot: burguin. “See thie at once. $13,500—Georgia_ave. ear York ® Theatere: Dandy brick dweiling: large lot; ga rage; exceilent location for business. 14th st now.-- ny Otiier Hargain Homes to Offer. Terms Arranged. | . BOO ALOW 5 ROOMS AN Takoma Park, Ma. hot water heat: garage wi b2 Tron: Selagirianty! 40" frult tree $15.000. City e: rihwest residece. BOOTH, Frankiin 3 AND EAST five-room frame electricity and ! ROLAND ( | | e YPEWRIT Last | giviog full and cor all sections: different price I gladly show 3 JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Pennsylvania Avenue S Price, $12,500. ° overiooking Massachusetts ave modern. press brick, bay-win- conaining _ten rooms, - modern In per bor and of sction $9,275. i { ve. between Peonstivania ave. aud | x‘w tol st A fen-room, modern. press s-window house Bullt by ona of | fear contractgrs in Washiagton” Lot 18 | 2010 ailer’ Gwmer teatlur <117, caiite sension with deposit. Cu Sery Aecommodating - teru Reasonabdie fern Price, Nort grounds an | room, brick garage. Rplenaid location una a barguin. | able terms and possesa J¢ SHN F DONOHOE & SON h pavment pece OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE 3758 GEORGIA AV and bath, large lot. shade trees, able. Adam A. Weschler, Auctioneer Receiver’s Sale of LUMBER of The Thos. W. Smith Lumber Co. At Yards, New Jersey Ave. between N & O Sts. S.E. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No. 39195, the undersigued re- ceiver will sell for cash By Public Auction Monday, March 19th, 1923 Commencing 10 A.M. Large stock of miscellancous Pine, Spruce, White Pine, Oalk, which is_suitable for mill worl Julian W. Whiting, Attorney for Receiver lumber, consisting of Georgia Birch and Poplar, a quantity of D. Lantel, Receiver, and Indiana Ave. N.W. mh12.14.16,17,18 Geo. First Z OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE WISH T0 7z T, BUY OR SELL OCEAN CITY PROPERTY GET IN TOUCH WITH US TODAY We are the “Oldest Operators™ in Ocean City and complete listing assures you absolute sati<faction. J. M .CHESTER C? Co. o‘,@ » o OrFice W™ OCEAN CITY, Our experience Hotels Cottages Bungalows Stores Lots, Etc. Protect Yourself See Us Ty S 0 ALL PROPERTIES SALE-"RENT LSTED wiTh =D J-W.MORRISON ALTOR. B & OceanAve, G ond By Atlantic_City Sar Floalth anaRecréation %b’orfl 5705%]3[55 Iurn/pncednd Luxary W ugh Service and ourtmy predcmmant. me management and policies that have prevailed for past five years. E. GROSSCU FOR SALE_WER Chesapeake Bay od. & lef: artexian well; 2-hour_motor from’ Wan! Areas Box 2831, Star office. FOR "SALE—LAKGE OR BMALL waterfront property; improved or unim cottages for rent. ' Phone Annapol MAURICE 06 218 King Georg: napoli .REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS OCEANCITY.N.J. S,‘“'Uf & Renting Lists' Sent Upon Applications HARRY F.STANTON SHOEMAKER. Exclusive Agent i 1415 1 8t N.w ON PARK ROAD—6 ROOMS land bath, $6,000; $1.000 cash, {balance easy. C. F. WARING, 219 Bond bidg. Phone Fr. 5571. { MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE T NATIOWAT ORPITAL WTORAGE 1 4 h v ns, N.W. UNITED STATES 8T MOVING, PACK] EIHPI’!\(! {PHONES: M. 429 _F. $425 PROOI CiLEAN, DRY STORE FOR FUR: ITCRI AND | Estimate chesttully given " Coure “; LER'S, 620 Ps. ave. 5. 1282 RESS nt locat Phone Main ‘MOVING KRIEGS PACKING [\ SHIF sr:cun RATES, WASH. TO CLEV. OHIO. A H Y8 CALL N 0 W ron PR M n!mnn AT FRANSFER. Load, g to ge. B5c to §1: plano, $4 up. Offices, T o -nd 1311 Q@ The Largest Trucking ¢ (lr'lnx Americ No. 4 Woodward Bldg. Main 21 AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. THOMAS DOWLING .& 00., AUCTIONEERS. Chancery Sale of Desirable Business Property, No. 634 New York Ave. NW,, Just East of 7th St., to Close nn! Estate. By virtue of an order of the lupreme Court of the District of Columbis Court, in case ot Vioia Georse Kabl et al dersigned trus! 5:' 5?:""';" o o i ® wit? Lot No. so'c in impro -‘ 07 & twostory ek bullding wultable for_bus! poTorm (\n m?"'ob {he purchase mone id in the balance in m lll ments, N)‘lbl' in_one and ‘with interest at 8 per cent '-nr Il m \bie ‘eml-lnnul"’ from the day of sal .chnd by first deed of trust upon property soid, or all h, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit Gf $500 required at time of sale. Ail conve: recording, revenua stamps and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Sale subect to bl ln"the Diatrict of Cotumbiar | ll-w Dublis 2THEL um! mAM-88dn REAL ESTATE LISTINGS CONSULT REALTOR AYTON HAINES BRIC 1Cu K Offers a diversion for every mood and at all times— ““The Home cf Happy ll"uin o PRATN OWNER EUROPEAN HOTELS. 2R & MGR, HE “CECIL™ is the hub of London for business or pleasure. @. Visitors have the advantage of the right address with a reasonable tariff. @, The sorvice is quict and unobtrusive, yet nhnyn fully efficient, nothing is lacking in_comfort or convenience, and the cuisine is perfect. Write or Coble to the Manoger for the tariff. Cables : * Ceoelim, Lendon." AUCTIONS, RESORTS inspire every visitor. Soved ___ BESORTS ® WMMR The Republic of Play Switzerland’s love of play and her people’s joy in life The peace of the world rsts on her snow-capped moun- tains. Over her colorful valleys and about her jeweled lakes—serene beauty. No other country in the world, s0 small in area, offers such contrast of awe-inspiring grandeur and appealing loveliness. To these eternal at- tractions Switzerland adds most modemn facilities for travel by rail, steamboat or motor; splendid hotels and pensions, where the comfort and pleasure of guestsisa fine art; an endless variety of sports, a picturesque , cities of intellectual and artistic renown and, the natural hospitality of her people. GENEVA, with its classical lake, ever attractive and interesting as a resting place, combines beluty, wealth and intellect and is a world- renowned university town. Zxcursions to Mt. Blanc. LAUSANNE-OUCHY, chief point on the Simplon line, centrally located on Lake Geneva and facing the Savoy Alps, isthe most con- venient headquarters for excursions in all directions. All sports in perfection. turesque mountain ye. for all excursions in Farbelow and all about spreads posseesion. variety of sports round resorts. European watering place. INTERLAKEN, the oldest and most celebrated climatic sort and garden spot of the BERNESE OBERLAND—the focus this wonderful regi RAILWAY takes you up 13,750 feet to the “T. apanorama of such and beauty that its memory must always remain a most treasured An educational centre of repute. CHAMONIX, in the Mont Blanc region, reached from Martigny on the international Simplon line, by one of the boldest and most pic- heaith re- int on. Here the JUNI U of The World.” grandeur LUCERNE, the “Mecca” of all tourists—its loveliness proverbial, its nd amusements most interesting—the starting point for excursions in Central Switzerland. Conveniently reached from ZURICH, the count THE GRISONS. Its unique climate with its excellent cures and opportunities for all sports, have made its St. Morits, Davos, Arosa, Pontresina and Flims appealing as all year metropoli: solar radiation, werk TARASP-VULPERA offers a marvellous alpine climate, while the variety and medicinal values of its waters are not approached by any And these are only a few of a hundred places the national beauty and unique charm of which bring Americans back, and back again, to Switzerland. Plan to go to Switzerland this summer — the only country in Europe unchanged. No taxes. No excessive ATLANTIC CITY, Noted forits i Tableand m Tonimdfnrativdh!ii Diet Kitchen, Music. Golf. AmericanPlan Phllllps House Massach Ave. ne Attaining the Highest Slaudard of American Plan Service and Food at Moderate Rates . Extensively improved. ~Add ole. Charias DI & Teach. Tun. water Super'r fable; mod. rates. Coach at trains A . Wagner, Prop_ W.R. Larton. Mer ATTANTIC CITY APARTNE hotels, siofes, bustness plans: g water and hathss nm.m\ caftel {arms moderate. Alwars open. always ceads M_WALSH DUNCAN. { Write or phone. TO LET. Laka Cobossee. Kix miles Me.. by trolley. All furnished bath, toile r Fire sleeping moms. Three months. $700. Cal Sunset Cotiage. from Augista toat £600. s AVIATION ACTIVITIES IN WASHINGTON Naval Air Station. Lieut R. Pond, U b N, ated considerable excitement in Boston, Mass., last Sunday when he flew a De Haviland 4B land plane over the city with skils for his landing facilities. Lieut. Pond left the naval air station here Saturday afternoon Carrying Capt. W. D. Thomas, commander of the station; as passenger. At Mitchell Fleld, Long Island, he was informed the snow was deep at Farmingham, Mass.. his destination, &0 he ordered the landing wheels reinoved and skiis put on instead. The landing at Farmington was ef- fected on two feet of snow, the big plane skimming alo to the delight of officials and passersby It was characterized by the Boston press as the pretticst sight of that nature ever witnes Licut. Pond on-the return trip left the skiis Mitchell Field, ! where the wheels weére again at- } tached. He_arrived at the station 'nmnau. Lisut Pond will be on i | { though | was of somew {who w ~lairway | &l rates. No profiteering on tourists. The same cordial wel- come—greater and better accommodations for all, what- ever your purse. Rates $2.00 a day up including meals. Write for our new portfolio of Switzerland—No. 17-N most attractive booklet descriptive of its wonderful scen- ery, cities, sports. life, beautifully illustrated. It is free. Address Official Agency of the SWISS FEDERAL RAILROADS 241 Fifth Avenue, New York committes of Assoclation This duration flight, | aples, Italy, Augu named Blard. H Seaplane with £ 3% record seaplanes b Bolling week therc we arrivals and departures of airp traveling over the model airway, al- the weather along the route a hindrance to fly- the only interruption by Lieut. Mann, with Peckham passenger ing the Fairfi te depot me r trip > twelve ing. However, experienced Staff Sergt s i interm odel on plane the had over deut. Mann left Langin ficld, Moundsville, W. Va for the east, but was forced to retutrn on account of motor trouble, and he did not deem it wise to fly for an hour and a half over a mountainous territory with no place to land when the engine was not performing at its best. At Moundsville he decided to return to his home station and obtaln a new plane with which to complete his tour of the alrway. Lieut. Talcott P. Smith of this sta- tion returned from an extended flight over the middle west last Friday. having been delayed by storms and the exchange of planes at Fairfield He left the ship in which I the flight at that station to ha remodeled and the latest aids to navigation, bank and turn Indicators installed. = After the completion of these changes the plane will be re- served exclusively for flights over the model airway. Capt. St. Clair Streett returned Monday to his post as operations offi- cer of the field trom Arcadia. Fla where he accompanied Gen. Patrick as alde to witness tho take-off of the Porto Rican experimental flving ex pedition to Cuba. Lieut. Earle J. Carpen Wednesday for a flight ir dle west. He will land ville, W. Va.; Cler Rantoul ~ land and r departea o the mid- At Mounds ns, Mich.: Cleve fice of air servic flights around the ut. Lester J. ) for Fairficld, Ohio, to partici- pate in the coming race for the es- llbhjhment of a new spced record q‘f meler COUTB Satu 1d left Tues: