Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1925, Page 16

EflMRADEsHUNUR FRANK M. FINOTTI Given Purse and Gifts on Re- tirement From Service of Government. Frank M. Finotti, chief clerk at St Elizabeth's Hospital since 1915, was retired from service—under the law governing retirement for age—last Tuesday, after having served contin. uously as an employe of the hospital for the last 42 vears. Mr. Finotti, who was vears old, had the dis- tinction of never having missed a day from work due to sickness, during his long service at the hospital As a means of expr ation for his long serv pital officers and other employes pre. sented Mr. Finotti a hundred.dollar purse, flowers and many small gifts. Had Wide Career. Finotti has had a wide and er and numbers among his ny of the political leaders aghout the United States. These Jude former governors, Senators Representatives He ha f"l@v\v’ls in the old Dakota Territory, e had charge of taking the of 1880 st service with the local hos n tendant at the old pital for the Insane th's Hospital. Tn 1905 Mr varied of clerks, after having ord and property clerk, respectiv When the office of chief clerk was was given the position. service at St. had been an emy ment in several States. created in 1915 Mr, Finott! Prior to his e of the G of the Western Educated at Boston. A native of Maryland. Mr. Finotti was educated Boston College, where his father was Italian consul for many years. The former prior to his service with the Government was antile business for several eling extensively as a job- sman for his father. Tn 1574 he had the unusual experi- ence of being appeinted justice of the peace of Suffolk County, Mass.. by Gov. Claflin, only to resign his com- mission because of being several s than 21 years of age. this he went in business f in Indianapolis. In 1875 he sold his business and spent sev- eral months as a traveling salesman. Later he went in the Government gervice, where he served with distinc- tion for so many kil T M SRS Now Every One Knows It. Chester K. Shore for seven years has been trying to get his bachelor of arts degree at the University of Kan. sas. He was denied his parchm ly did the required and then printed cards sent to his friends read: “This is telling the d world that Chester completed the required m at the University of Kansas and will now receive his A. B. degree.” A postscript on the card said: “On account of my having taken S0 much exercise in the last nine months, I will not take part in the commencement exercises.” course in @rgest and FASTE ST SHIPS T ONE WAY WATER oo ooz om otk ONE WAY RAIL Your choice of rail routes across the continent Reduced round trip Summer rates. “‘See America” this vaca- _gion. Call at Havana, a bit of old Europe in the New World, in- spect the Panama Canal, cruise 15 happy, restful days oz two oceans and cross the Continent by train with opportunity for stop-overs at points of interest. *335". 1st Class Jrom your home toun (on main line points) and back, in either airection. 2nd Cabin $24§ 3rd Cabin $190 Intermediate $220 Includes passage, mealsand berth on largest and fastest steamers in Coast to Coast service, either Eastbound or Westbound and “ticket across Continent, in either direction, over choice of routes. _Water Route: New York, Ha- |Cooks Have Worst Teeth, Is Report; Others Turn Blue Correspondence of the Associated Press. BERLIN, June 3—In an ar- ticle on the relation of various voeations and dental diseases, the Social Democratic News Service points out that bakers and pastry cooks are the worst sufferers from bad teeth, believed to result from the excess of sugar they consume. Leather workers are inclined to de. velop a brown disccloring of the teeth, while the molars of lead and silver workers have a tendency to turn blue. Copper workers, unless brush their teeth incessantly, find them turning gree they soon in color. e The Bulgarians in general are be- low middle height, but are stoekily built, muscular and capable of great endurance. O FREE! plece Wrought Opalescent Canister Set. 42-piece Decorated Set or 26-piece Tableware Set. 23-piece Set Ware. SSSSSRRARR A A S A S S SRR AR E THE SAYS WASHINGTON RANKED AS MARSHAL U. S. Consul General in Paris De- clares France Conferred Honor Upon General. By the Associated Press. PARIS, July 4.—The belief that Gen. George Washington held the honorary rank of French marshal, conferred by King Louis XVI, was discussed by Robert P. Skinner, States consul general, in an s today to the American Wom- ub of Paris. He said the French historical authorities are unable to find a record in the llbrary or ar- chives of the ministry of war con- “However,"” “there appears to be some justification for the be- lief, because an order given the French expeditionary force to the 3-piece Console Set or 7- Iron Bridge Lamp or S-piece Decorated Polychrome Mirror or Ma- hogany-finish End Table. Aluminum 10 Close All Day Saturday During July and August | Water Dinner Rogers A\Sm‘“‘%%\“\\m‘&\‘\l\w Top Icer Refrigerator : refrigerator. old one and of Console Phonograph With 6 Double-faced Records — 12 selec- tions. Easy Credit Terms 95 10 Easy Credit Terms For Your OId Icer Come in during this sale and purchase a new We will allow you $5 for your course we guarantee not to resell it in our store at any time. SUNDAY S;I‘AR. WASHINGTO | United States 1n June 1780, ordered all French commanding officers ‘to render not only to Gen. Washington, but also to the President of Congress the honors of a marshal of France.' It is probable that this order and the fact that the French Gen. Rochambeau was placed under Washington's or- ders gave rise to the belief that the title of marshal was effectively con- ferred upon our Commander-in-chief.” (Comte De Rochambeau was sent in 1780 with the rank of lieutenant general, to command 6,000 French troops to assist the American colo- nists under Gen. Washington, against the English.) ‘Women Lose Immumty Women traveling between Cunada and the United States will now be searched at some of the customs points by woman inspectors. Female smug glers of liquor, cigarettes and jewelry {have increased to such an extent that the modesty shown by the man in- spectors had to be overcome. Miss M. A. Jamleson is the first woman in spector in the Canadian service. O Greatest July D. C, JULY 5, 1925—PART 1. TURKEY CONDITIONS ENTRY INTO LEAGUE Requires Satisfactory Settlement of Mosul Boundary Dispute Prior to Membership. By Cable to The Star and New York World. GENEVA, July 4.—Turkey's offer to join the League of Nations next September includes a reservation making that country's membership contingent upon a satisfactory settle- ment of the Mosul boundary dispute, according _to authoritative infor- mation. The conditional proposal has created considerable resentment among leagle circles, where it is felt that Angora, having failed in an at tempt to negotiate independently with Great Britain, now seeks indi. rectly to imfluence the council’s arbi tration proceedings. The Irak commission has about I Store Hours: 8 to 6 “Tholla $100,000 Furniture Stock Reduced in Our learance Sale completed its recommendation upon the question, which will be circulated among the league councll August 1. instead of July 15, as previously planned. The crux of the problem lies in the final disposition of Mosul village, which the British regard as even more important than the boun- darfes for the oil zone. The Turks have intimated that restoration the village to Turkish dominion is essential before an acceptable com- promise can be reached. It {s understood the commission be lieves the partition of Mosul village to be undesirable, fesling that either Britaln or Turkey must have the town outright. (Copyright. 1925.) PS5 it e Horse Carries Tail nght A mounted patrolman in Camden, N. J., has taken pity on his horse and fitted it out with a tall light. The animal had been frequently hit and badly bruised by autoists who com- plained they could not see the animal. The tail light is in reality a red re flector that flashes red only when the lights from the auto strike it. O Tapestry Living Room Suite A very attractive and durable suite, comprises Settee, Armchair and Rocker, deeply overstuffed and upholstered with fine Tapestry. 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