1916 Passport of Henry Eglinton Montgomery Suckley: Passport

              This passport expires Mar 8 1917 / unless previously renewed. It must / be surrendered to a customs officer / upon the return of the holder to the / United States. / Good only for six months from date, / unless renewed by a diplomatic or / consular officer: / The person to whom this passport is issued / has declared under oath that he desires it for / use in visiting the countries hereinafter named, / for the following objects; (name of country) France (object of visit) Hospital Work / This passport is not valid for use in other countries / except for necessary transit to or from the countries/ named, unless amended by an American / diplomatic or principal consular officer. / This is to certify that the / attached photograph bears the sig- / nature and is a likeness of / the person to whom this passport is issued / in witness whereof the seal of the / Department of State is impressed / upon the photograph. / United States of America, / Department of State, / To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: / I, the undersigned, Secretary of State of the United States of America, / hereby request all whom it may concern to permit / Henry M. Suckley / a Citizen of the United States / safely and freely to pass and in case of need to give / him all lawful Aid and Protection. / Description, / Age 29 Years / Stature 5 Feet 8 1/4 Inches Eng. / Forehead medium / Eyes blue / Nose straight / Mouth medium / Chin round / Hair light / Complexion fair / Face oval / Signature of the Bearer: / Henry M. Suckley / Given under my hand and the / Seal of the Department of State, / at the City of Washington, / the 9th day of September / in the year 1916, and of the / Independence of the United States / the one hundred and forty-first. / [signed] Robert Lansing / No. 33547