Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1921, Page 80

C.— ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—OCTOBER 16, 1921. D. THE SUND AY STAR, S Senator Richard P. Ernst of Kentucky is an ardent angler, and The Star’s camera man caught him fishing in the peaceful waters of the Potomac recently. National Photo Co The Scldiers’ Home of Washington has one of the finest herds of cattle in the country, ana now the institution has branched out in another line—with one thousand White Leghorn chickens. Eggs from the hens will go a long way toward supplying the home. Photo by | Pridgeon Stafl_Photographe: Fred Ludlow breaks all records with a motor cycle over a dirt track for one, five and : > ten mile distances. His time for ter. miles was 7.38.80; for a mile, 0.44.05, and for five miles, ] scrvgg :;iolad:l;rsw\:::nfanrxl;fl;‘lge 3p:305‘°€:;?::;?:; sfr:;; 3.45.74. i KasaTane ViewCo X thirty-six states and Canada, applying for government irri- 3 gated lands at opening September 9, at Torrington, Wyo., North Platte irrigation project. Barnes, Caval- ry, U. S. A, a Washingtonian, one of President Harding’s mili- tary aides. Harris & Ewing prioto. Mrs. Asquith, wife of the former premier of England (at right), travels from London to Paris by Airplane. Mrs. Asquith was accompanied by her daughter, the Princess Bibesco, wife of the Rumanian minister to Washing- ton, and her son, Anthony Asquith. Wide Worid photo. Charlie gives a party. Since his return to his old home in England Charlie Chaplin has been feted and given a rousing welcome, but he gave this party himself for the youngsters of Hoxton. Wide Worlil phote.