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July 13.—Herbert
for elective office
in his life.
• tne fact that Hoover
chosen for a senate seat
rnorshlp and that Smith
atedly demonstrated a
at capacity as a votc-gct
mn anything In this cam
does not know,
e the Democrats are hap -
eandldate “with a per
w Your Health
Purification
Ian will tell you that
fication of the System
foundation of Perfect
y not lid yourself of
snts that arc under
vitality? Purify your
by taking a thorough
_____otabs—one or twice a
j several weeks—and see how
awards you with health,
m are the greatest of all
urifiers. Get a family pack*
i full directions. Only^jJ
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sonallty," the Republicans are not
quite so enthusiastic in that respect,
Naturally, they hold their man to
be infinitely more fitted for the
presidency than Smith, but they
aren’t so sure how he will get over
with the mob.
He is not, of course, at all at
home before a crowd. He is no rab
ble rousing, slambang fighter at all.
He even seems rather frosty. There
are plenty of instances to show that
all that isn’t a prime requisite in a
candidate, but the contrast between
Hoover and Smith is so startling
that politicians often mention it.
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On the other hand, certain smart
persona make the claim that Hoover
is nearer to the hearts of the people
than anyone else in public life. In
stating that he can be Jur,t as effec
tive over the radio as anyone else
can on the platform and that it's
going to be largely a radio campaign
anyway, insofar as the candidates
are concerned, they point the fact
Hoover has in tho last 10 or 12 years
made personal appeals to more vot
ers than any other 10 men.
He is America’s big “drive man.
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We all helped him save food.
all of us have helped him
everyone and everything that
needed relief, from Russia to
flood areas. We gave him our dol
»■'*« and dimes. When we give a
(man our money, say these optimists
i he can easily obtain our votes.
Many of us are so constituted that
It takes no more than something like
that to sway us.
So much for personalities. Hoo
ver is a sensitive soul and writhes
under criticism, but he is not ex
pected to make any bad breaks,
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The popular theory is now that
he is going to get a majority of the
women's votes. Many Democratic
women reply that their sex is inter
ested in a virile, two-fisted, smiling
person like Smith. Anyway, mil
lions of them will refuse to be guid
ed by mere party labels.
Unless other complications enter
in, Hoover ought to appeal to the
conservative rural districts. Eastern
Republicans are depending on that
to save them such important states
as New York, Massachusetts
Connecticut. They concede
can be wiped off out in the state. ’
Democrats are counting on the so
called German vote to turn almost
solidly against HOover. They hopo
voters of German descent will re
call Hoover's anti-Oerman propa •
Sale of Boys’ Shirts:
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and percale waists and shirts—the fa- ’
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$1.25 Quality .95 $2.00 Quality $1.49 <
$2.50 Quality $1.51)
G RIFFIN DAILY news
ganda during his Belgian relief work
and roid him partly responsible for
bringing the United States into the ?
war. This vote, of couise, contribut
ed to the heavy Democratic defeat of
1920.
Some of Hoover’s leaders , aren’t
very inspiring, so that his own ge
nius for organization ought to be
a great help to the party. It It
probably just as well that Hoover
himself will be boss and will make
all the Important decisions.
Senator George Moses of New
Hampshire Is the smartest and most
able of the Hoover managers. Dr.
Work and Jim Good are as mucu
noted for their lack of tact as any
thing else. But though two or three
of the captaincies are occupied by
new faces, the great national Re
publican machine remains much the
same.
NEW DICTIONARY SOON
LONDON, Eng.—‘ The Oxford
English Dictionary,” in the making
for the post 70 years, will be publish
soon. About 1300 persons have
been engaged in the compiliation of
this dictionary, which will contain
401,407 words. Among them are
“zyxt,” meaning "thou secst,,;
“wush,’’ to make a soft sound, and,
“yoop” the sound of convulsive sob
blng.
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$ 1.00 quality silk i
hose. Solid and fancy
patterns—all sizes to
close out while they
last.
Sale of Boys
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75c Union Suits 60c <
$1.00 Union Suits 75c *
$1.00 Night Shirts 75c <
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■Y RUTH DKWBY GIOVH
DEAR MOM:
I am no glutton for punishment.
Consequently, the little invitation
you suggested I extend to my an
cient cousins is out. A little of my
life might do them good, but a little
of their life would finish me.
Here is one point where I disagree
with you. I don’t believe in invit
ing people to visit you in a spirit
of obligation or of charity,
If I ask anyone to visit me It
means I really want them, and that
I expect them.to be good, congenial
company. I seem to remember both
of these cottons rather painfully
from my childhood—women who al
ways sat around and waited for
someone else to start something.
Should they ever come to visit
me of their own accord—that’s a
different matter. I’ll do right by
them. But I’m not a philanthro
pist, spreading joy and sunshine. I
am a selfish, modern woman, who is
going to escape everything unpleas
ant every time she gets a chance.
Anyhow, life is quite exciting now
that I have ceased, temporarily, to
be a careerist, and am being just a
dangerous femaile. Fortunately,
Alan is taking quite an interest in
Alice Carver, and so ha doesn’t no
tice Mr. Shelton is taking quite an
interest in me.
You know, I have decided that 1
love intrigue for its own sake. Mr.
Shelton has a tremendous interest
in me just now, because by all the
conventions, he shouldn’t.
If I were free and unattached,
I’m perfectly sure that I wouldn’t
think of him twice. When I see him
and Alan together—and those two
really like each other—I realize that
Alan is much handsomer and
younger, and much more my ideal of
a man. ______
But I like the idea of interesting
him. For I have a feeling that I do
it slightly against his will. I am
sure he was violently in love with
the girl whom I’m supposed to re
semble. It would be so easy for me
to reduce him to a state of abject
slavery—since it is all in the cards
—that at times I feel I ought to re
sist the Impulse and fight in my own
class where there is some whole
some competition.
But other times, when Alan wants
to play bridge, while the moon is out
on the water, and I catch a certain
far-away look in Brother Shelton's
eyes, I feel quite sure that there is
no point in not facing the inevita
ble.
AH my love, mom, darling,
MARYE.
NEXT—Mom upholds old - fash
ioned marriage.
CHILD SWALLOWS PLANE
i PITTSBURG, Pa.—In playing
[with her sister Miriam, 6, Martha
Bechtold, 2, swallowed a toy air
j jgcons plane. It was removed by her sur
after being lodged in her
throat for over 36 hours.
Cockroaches
and your Beauty
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Not so far
fetched as
it sounds at
first. Beauty comes from internal
ns well as external body care.
When roaches, bugs, etc., taint
your food, be that taint ever so
slight, normal digestive func
tions are upset. Skin eruptions
appear—ill health in general
quickly follows.
The X-Pungent Content of
Fly Flu Kills Owkroaches
Outright
Cockroaches breathe through 9
or 10 pairs of openings in the
body. These openings, protected
against dust, cannot keep out the
powerful, suffocating fumes of
X-Pungcnt. That’s why X-Pun
gent kills cockroaches.
Fly Flu is for sale in Drug, De
partment and Grocery Stores.
Trade marked by Fly Flu (x>r
poralion. Manufactured and Dis
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Buffalo, New York.
FLY® FLU
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j 50c. than other insecticides I
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