Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-19

American irnocents, abroad this
Summer in the largest numbers on
record. are responsible for buying the
bumper crop of passports. 50 far
issiiesi by the State Department. For
the fiscal wear ended June 30, 1928,
Secretary Kellogg's John Hancock"
was afiixed to 1928 passports, Wnicn
ii far and away the peak ngure.
During the first six months OF TINS
year alone, 1882 OF Uncle sam
Darchmerlts were issued, or rounuly
; zoo more than were issued during
the same period In 1925. Passports
are an extremely neat little source %
revenuN for the Government. They
Ecnst 40 apiece, which means that ~
the business year recently ended Ine
state DAnartnent turned over 3l,1Sz.-
1a0 IL the Treasury. That's enough
n nav the salaries OF the secretary
~ state. 81 ali of our ID foreign am.
hassadors, Of the higher subordina1s
officials OF the State Department a ~
of our 40-odd foreign ministers, WlLn
!, considerable sum left over Tor tns
consular salaries included N tAe ~
eign service pay roll
vie president Dawes il going to
have 4 fiahlng vacation, too. II WIZ
oncnnv MIN and Mrs. Dawes Tor the
f,rat two weeks Of August, ana pc
epent at the luxurious camp OF Goi.
Al. q. Humphreys, Denver oil nan ~ \
capitalist and philanthrcpis -
camp il situated miles Iro,n
wagon Wheel Gap IN the sou.n-
western corner OF Colorado. ~ con-
s,sts ~ more thar, 400 acres, sur.
rounded 81 three sides by the R,o
fsrande National Forest. Wild game
and nan are plentiful on the estate
and IN the forest reserves ADJOINING
II Two large artificial lakes. built oy
fine vice Presidents host and stocked
yglth Ash from ilAtcherieg, also con-
str,,cted and maintained by Col.
H,fmnhreys. are within the camp.
The colonel. as president Of the Izaak
walton club Of colorado. has always
been deeply interested In nsnlng ana
outdoor activities. When DaWee LiEe e
81 catching fish at the Humpnseys
camp, he can golf. batho in ousu ~
uoois. practice on = rifie ranga an y
oot tiv disport himself without
Leaving the estates borders
,rhere,s Al, oid-timer on Capitol Hi
Who says Matt Quay, United StaLeA
senator from Pennsylvanta uIlin.er.
runtsdlv from 1887 to 1900. WOMAN J
have batted an eye at cslrTens rA 's.
stone '.slusE fund" Teyela tons. 1870 100.
used to boast, this veteran aut ~ ~. !.
asserts. that he never spent 81 s st;.,.'
] nniIlior,,, on his successive eIec, 3 3
=. ,ny.SieIas. So. stwOuld appear, MS
torv does repeat itself. Dbl
h II
rv,,i,arr III Humphrey. Federal
t.aaa Commissioners, oughtfl't w n 81 4
800 bssifatinn about going Up agalnet
~. -.sild haaafN Of the mOnopoty
s, ,.r, Tar m private life he's Ions
Seaa,, fanaed as big.gan1e nunteI.
IA III 4. member Of the B0ons 8
1.roclsetf club, founded by Theodore
roosevelt. and composed exelnn !, ~
ri well known sportsmen WIG ~, na ~
achieved outstanding success VII 49,. 80
rifie III with the roo ana Iesi: 49,, !,
phrey has hunted All ov III s.. q y, IN, y
q feiiaa many me specimen q
. 49,. sheep ana Kadiak Dear.
me 1atter no,irishes In Alask u Us II
Eeaerai trade cOxnnfissio Toner, VITO "
snendiYlg the Summer in seaA i |.
s,laras ia bar his annual eaten q ~, Dls
q. 1880, TTa ennhiders salmon nehin8
n the Northwest the king of the
y,sucaf nYial SPORTS. Humphrey N
Tgooeiar 81 birth and his literary
49, ixi,assGe include d passion fOr
huntistg and detective stories
u u
Arrival AZ washington of IA. Fax
K0nitza. the firsk Minister tn ne ac-
credited To the United states from
AlbaYlia. brings the number of heads
"A v,SfSsNinYtass sifpl6nnatfCali established