Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1926, Page 7

PASSPORT RULING AID T0 TOLRITS State Department Authorizes Consuls to Issue Pzrmits to Americans Abroad. For the special convenlence of the | traveling public, United Siates con- sular officers at various important cities abroad have been authorized by the Secretary of State to issue pass- ports to American citizens without resort .to the State Department.| Under instructions issued by Secre- tery Kellogg, the new policy w ®O into operation October 1. Heretofore | Americans abroad have obtained pass- ports through the consular service, but the documents have neen by the State Department. ( New Ruling Avoids Delay. Frequently a considerable period elapsed between the date of filing an application for a passport and the | date of receipt of the document from the State Department. Months inter- | vened, for example, in the cases of | applicants in far distant countries, and | Americans sometimes were seriously | inconvenienced when their old pass- ports expired and new ones failed to | arrive when wanted. ct of Congr States consilar office cretion, to ixsue passpor large number in the pringi offices where needed hy Amer travelers. It has been found advi ble for the present for administra- tive reasons that there be a centrali- zation of actlvities in initiating the new policy. Restrictions Imposed. , certain countri anthority to issue orts has been restricted to legations and supervis- ing consulates general, particularly where distances are not great and herefore, the $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAY September 12 Special Train Eastern Standard Time Leaves Washington (Union Station) 7:30 Ar. Wilmington' 10:05 'AM.. Chester 0:26 AM. Philadelphia. Broad 10:50 AM. s Rroad Street Station 3 Vest - Philadelphia 740 PM.' Chester “7:59 P.M.. Wilmington 8:19 P.M. Tickets on sale two days preceding ‘Excursion Pennsylvania Railroad + BLADUER TROUBLE Dnnk Springs Water Nature’s Health Tonic Phone or Write for Literature American Waters Corporation 933 Woodward BId; Phone Main 2244 SUFFERED WITH BREAKING OUT Pimples on Scalp ltched Badly. Cuticura Heals. * I suffered for eighteen months with a breaking out of pimples on my scalp. The pimples itched bad- ly and after @ time dried up and scaled off. My hair was lifeless and dry and fell out. At night my scalp itched so badly that I could not sleep. * I tried other remedies but they did not belp me. J began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment 1 was completely bealed.” (Signed) Miss Russalo Lafollette R. 2, Box 35. Parrottsville. Tenn. Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand Tal- cum are all you need for every-day toilet and nursery purposes { paratively small squares. facilities of communication are good, and also in cases where the demand for such passports may be light. Generally the rules for the issuance of passports In foreign cities are practically the same as those under which passports have been ex- clusively issued at the State De- partment, FIRE CURB IS PLANNED. France to Use Mimosa Trees as Block to Flames. NICE, France, September 3 (#)— A new plan to combat forest fires in southern France is to be started next vear. Thousands of the practically unburnable Accario Decurens species of the mimosa tree will be planted in the forests to act as fire-breaks. The plan consists of stretching lines of closely-set trees throughout the forests, with intersecting lines dividing all forest lands into com- Forestry experts contend that when the work is completed the danger from fire will be extremely slight. Sales of utos in the Philipines are breaking all records. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. Waf Memorial Is Pillar of Cloud by’ Day Night in Kansas City And of Fire by By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 3.—A -pillar of cloud by day and of fire by night, thrust heavenward atop a giant shaft of stone, soon will be a living re- minder of the sacrifices of Kansas & soldier dead of the World War. 2xperts in color effects have labored for teeks to produce the correct effect of fire at night, and at last have suc- ceeded. Steam and electric lights are used. On the cloud of steam, swaying gently in the night breeze, is reflected through lenses of the proper color the light from electric lamps. The effect is that of a cone-shaped pillar of fire. In the daytime the effect is that of a pillar of smoke. The steam floats from a great bowl, borne aloft by a graystoile shaft 217 feet high. The bowl is supported by the upstretched wings of carven angels. The shaft rises from a wall more than four hundred feet long. flanked by large buildings. The mas- sive liberty memorial is located on a hill directiy south of the Union Sta- tion. 7th & in Washington. ‘The memorial site was dedicated November 1, 1921, during the Ameri- can Legion national convention, in the presence of President Coolidge, then Vice President; Gen. John J. Pershing, Gen. Baron Jacques of Belgium, Gen. Diaz of Italy, Marshal Foch of France and Admiral Beatty of England. The cost of the memorial has been estimated at $2,000,000, raised by pub- lic subscription. Herndon Woman Is Buried. Siecial Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., September 3.—Fu- neral services were held today fdr Miss Ida Miller, who died Wednesday | at the Home for Incurables, Washing- ton. She was a sister of William Eads Miller. Burial was in Rock-, bridge County i = - Belgium has a bumper flax crop. but many spinners are facing idleness because of the small demands for varns and fabrics. F Sts. WOUNDED CONVICT DIES; PASTOR-DEPUTY ACCUSED Carolina Prisoner Was Shot Trying to Eschge—Already Yielded, ‘Witnesses Say. By the Associated Press. RALEIGH, N. C. September 3.— J. B. Vickers, State convict, who was shot through the chest here Tuesday night when he tried to escape, died last night at the State prison hospital. The shooting took place as Vickers was being returned to prison follow- ing his capture in Spartanburg Sat- urday might. . Previously he had eluded a guard in Charlotte. A warrant_charging assault with in- tent to kill was {ssued before Vickers died against Rev. George Wood, min ister and deputy sheriff, who had | Vickers in_custody. While -Vickers absolved Wood of any blame for the shooting, eye-wit- nesses said the convict was shot after he surrendered. He broke away from the deputy, but was quickly cornered. 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