Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1922, Page 68

Golfers invade Neptune's realm. Golf machines have been installed on many of the Shipping Board lines, this particular one being on the S. S. American Legion. The machine registers the distance of the drive. ‘Wide World Photo, e -’ Two hundred and twelve miles an hour is the record of this airplane. It is the 450-horsepower Napier engine “Gloucester,” which broke the world record a Martleshan, England, recently. The previous record was 196 miles an hour. s Wide World Photo, THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (.—ROTOGRAVURE “Those Who Watch Beside the Sea.” Cam- era study by H. Arm- strong Roberts. The men, on the New Jer- sey coast. are waiting for the fishing boats to come in at evening. Jewish or- phans from Po- land aboard the S. S. Esthonia arrive in New York harbor. They are in charge of the Jewish joint distribution committee and were orphaned during the world war or during the bol- shevik trips into Poland. They have all been adopted in this country. @ Underwood & Underwood. Senator Porter James Mc- Cumber.of North Dakota, who * succeeds the late Senator Boies Penrose as chairman of the Senate finance committee. An English idea—painting the ankle and then wearing the sheerest of silk stockings. The design shows through the thin stocking and the painter’s ability is given a fi’i‘;’v’ range. ide Worl Photo. Nutianal Photo, SECTION—JANUARY 22, 1922 “Make It For Two,” the annual theatrical offering of students of Michi- gan University, was a hit from the first rise of the curtain—and every chorus girl of the show was a chorus boy. The photo shows Robert M. Winston as a “prima donna.” Plhoto by Raymor Studiox, from Paul Stoue Bareau, “The Present-Day Spirit.”” At least, it is expressed in this manner by i in this country. Anna Polloy, Hungarian dancer, now in Ty Wide World Ihota,