Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1930, Page 18

COOLIDGE DISTRICT ! S S0 FLECTS DEMOCRAT |Massachusetts “Wet” Vic- | tory Held Protest Against > Stveel . Vo 108" Unemployment. Nationa) 7280 Aext o Keithiy SPRINGFIELD, Mass., February 12.— The gecond congressional district, which ||| includes Northampton, home of Calvin Coolidge, has chosen a Democrat, Wil- |liam J. Granfield, avowed wet, to sit in | Cengress for the first time since it was Jaid out in 1893. The district had sent | Senator ~ Gillett, Republican, to the | House for many years. | In an overwhelming victory in yester- | day's special election Granfield defeat>d Frederick D. Griggs, Republican. He | will succeed the late Representative W. | Kirk Kaynor. The vote was: Granfield, 131,150; Griggs, 24,749. Both live in | Springfield. | "Two candidates running on | dry” platforms received a scattering |New Way to H;ld VL;‘VJ;r FALSE TEETH Firmly in Place Itching Skin Banished By Antiseptic Zemo;mgénmcung issues marked the cam- “bone Tf itching, burning skin makes life !}j, e e g i B tnbearable, quickly apply Zemo, the | urday for a Democratic vietory to pro- soothing, cooling, invisible family |test what he termed the failure of the ' antiseptic. Thousands find *hat Zemo | administration to acknowledge the brings swiit relief from Itching. | unemployment situation. He demanded helps to draw out local infection and ;g"f‘d;éflm‘hfi" New England industry restore the skin to normal. For 20 | G:irgcc. . ,,dg};_, personally, said be- | years Zemo has been clearing up | fore the primaries he would recognize skin, relieving pimples, rash and | the recent referendum vote of the dis- other skin irritations. Neve be | trict on the repeal of the eighteenth without it. Sold everywhere—33c, | amendment as mandatory upon him to ®0c and $1.00 | vote for modificati 'RUBIO’S ASSAILANT _FOR SKIN JRRITATIONS | New Penal Code Would Authorize Imposition of Death Sentence on Flores. SINGING IN SPITE OF COLD Singers catch colds, the same as any other people. But they can't give in to them, and most of them know how to con- | quer the worst cold —without loss of time—from one performance to gn- other! Pape's Cold Compound is the , answer. You can be hoarse, your throat sore, eyes bleary, head ringing with a cold—and these harmless tablets will have you clear-headed, without an ache or pain, and be rid of every sign of a vicious cold in a few hours! Pape’s Cold Compound is 35c. Pape’s Cold Compoundi By the Assoclated Press. MEXICO CITY, February 12.—Daniel Flores, who shot and wounded Presi- | dent Otiz Rubio shortly after his inaug- uration February 5, is liable to the death sentence and may be executed for his crime. Secretary of the Interior Portes Gil, under whose direction as provisional president the new penal code abolishing the death sentence for common crimes was drawn up, made this clear in a | statement to the press. The code differentiates between po- litical and ordinary crimes, he pointed out, and death may be inflicted as | punishment for an attempt on a public official’s life. Flores has been held in the military prison here since the day of the shoot- | ing subject to constant interrogation in which both military and civil au- f thorities have participated. Olilnhoma Jurist Dies. GUTHRIE, Okla., February 12 (#)— Frank Dale, 80, former chief justice of the Oklahoma Territorial “Supreme Court, died today. DULIN & MARTIN FHousewaress Sale Drastic Reductions! THAT MAKE DOLLARS DO HALF AGAIN AS MUCH $2.00—$3.00 The items listed below are grouped on Special Tables for your quick selection. Electrical Appliances ~—Percolators —Gem Kitchen Mechanics ~Toasters Mix, beat, whip, polish. =Urn Sets —Health Lamps =-Automatic Irons —Washing Machines ~Heating Pads —Heaters —Exercisers Cooking Utensils ~Roasters, aluminum —Broilers Cookers —Stove Percolators ucepans, §~qt. Heavy Granfield was aided by the plea | MAY BE EXECUTED| icate Sauce Pans aluminum, t tops —Baking Dishes, Pyrex —Dripolator Cofiee Pots, ~Tea Pots, enamel, 6 and 8 cup. colors —Flour Sieves and ~Dutch Ovens Fluffers —Griddles Fireplace Fixtures —Andirons —Pinecone Kindlers —Sereens —Bellows —Fire Sets —Wood Baskets Bath Room ~—Fixtures ; —Stools =Mats, Sponge Rubber —Hearth Brushes Accessories —Shower Curtains —Linen Stands 4.shelf, white enamel. Miscellaneous ~Bird Cages —Breakfast Tables, —Tea Sets porcelain top; drop- —Coffee Sets leaf; chairs to match. —Window Ventilators ~—Window Refrigerators —Rediator Furniture and S| Final Week Dormeyer Electric Beater Demonstration Junior Model, at the special price of $20. $5 with order and $5 monthly, These goods not subject to exchange or credit. DuLiN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. ana 1" PARKING SERVICE—Connecticut Avenue Entrance THE INING STAR, WASHINGTO D U ELSDAY, Wl [ PARENTS OF CHEWNING FIND PUBLIC NOTICE BEWILDERING Fredericksburg Declares Former Margaret Couzens, Bride of Bank Clerk, Is - “Fine Little Lady.” demeanor, her friendly smile. In the 150-year-old homestead, where | Jefl's parents, Dr. and Mrs. William | Jeffries. Chewning, have lived for 28 years, the bride eagerly jotted down | recipes given her by her husband's | mother. The two women found much | in common. Both are interested in | social welfare work and public improve- | ments. 'Mrs. Chewning, sr., takes an | active part in Predericksburg civic af- | fairs, But their son's marriage changed, for a time at least, the quiet, well- BY SUE McNAMARA, Associated Press re Service Writer. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., February 12—While Margaret Couzens Chewning has been swept back into Washington society, the parents of her bank-clerk husband are a bit bewildered by the public notice which has come to them. The daughter of one of America’s richest men, Senator Couzens of Michi- gan, made an excellent impression here on her honeymoon as she went up and down Main' street, being introduced allke to merchants and clerks by her beaming husband. Town Takes to Bride. “‘A fine little lady,” is the way Fred ericksburg, with its white pillared hom and shining brass knockers, character- ized the 19-year-old heiress bride. It likes the Senator’s daughter, won by a “hometown boy,” because she is not the “flapper type.” “Young Jeff” took his wife {0 a basket ball game. She wife. Into it entered numetous re- porters and camera men. | stately old trees by the white-pillared | veranda and in the rooms lined with antiques they have been questioned about themselves and their son until ul:e“physll:lun father-is becoming weary of it. For four generations a Chewning has practiced medicine in or near Fred- ordered existence of the doctor and his | Under the | his father, his grandfather and his great-grandfather. The bluest blood of old Virginia runs in their veins. An American flag waves in front ot the house. It marks the Military Mu- seum maintained by the doctor as a private hobby. CHARGE ESTATE LOOTED. Thomas’ Daughter and Son Accuse Sister and Her Husband. NEW YORK, February 12. — Charges that a daughter and her husband ha “looted” the estate of the late Percival Thomas, president of the American Dyewood Co., of an estimated $800,000, were made in Surrogate's Court yester- day by an ettorney representing another daughter and a son.. The attorney, David M. 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