Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-12-18
Sioganmakers Begin Fun For Cam
paign OF 1892.
! j. DAILY in Washington Post.

John j. DAILY in Washington Post.
Now come the slogan makers framing
catch words for the next presidential,
senatorial and congressional campaigns.
American history has placed premium
on the slogan, and any good man and true
who wants to come to the aid of his party
must have a banner bearing immortal
words like "Tippecanoe and Tyler. Too !"
First to get aboard the band wagon with
phrase to delight the ear is Gov. Richie
of Maryland: Get Rich with Richie"
No sooner had this come off the press
than the cohorts of Hiram johnson, the
native son of California. framed counter
proposal appealing to the unemployed -
ELECT Hiram, and Let Him Hire En-" Hi,
there, Hiram
Out in New Mexico, where 80 Indian
tribes conferred the title of Chief Big
Heart" on Mayor Jimmy Walker of New
York, the war dance was hardly ended,
the melody still lingering on, when press
agent rushed to the telegraph wires with
the catch-phrase of the moment: win
in Walk with Walker"
From now on, until the 1882 campaign
is over and done with, there will be plenty
of work for the slogan writer's.
put in Baker and Abolish Bread-Lines
is the plea from Cleveland, where the
former Secretary of War is being primed
as candidate for national office unless he
chooses to become university president
instead.
Even Europe feels the throb of Americana.
While Ambassador Dawes busies himself
watching the work of the League of Nations.
some enterprising gentlemen start the
balIyhoo, "Open the Doors with Dawes"
| II may mean an open door policy for
| China, or doors closed on Manchuria. While
there is life there is always room for an
other slogan.
The cry of the minute man is heard
throughout the land. The advertising agent
who frames the best and most quotable line
will have no difficulty in getting a candi-
date to adopt his brain child. What
happens to the candidate after he gets the
slogan, of course, is something else again !;
but in the grand frenzy OF making political
whoopee the fun goes to the slogan writer's
| and the public enjoys moment OF respite
from more serious matters.
| .
As the Hon. Jack Garner yields the
newly grasped gavel, as Speaker Of the
House of Representatives. some of the busy
hovs in his home town in Texas are re-
hearsine the new call of the wild: Garner
the Gang with Garner"
Courtesy and Curtis" is the old stand
NAT label attached to the Vice President
and, after all is said and done. the Presi-
dent himself may be escorted into the
next convention with the call that can be
i answered in only one way. "Hoo's Hoo but
i HooverY'
A Nation of slogan writer's and slogan
lovers. America must have its fling every
now and then at the game that never dies.
The Authority On Which All Bond
Brokers Rely. Why Speculate
In thirty-two years of Wall Street expe-
rience have never personally known any
man who attained wealth through pure
speculation, sooner or later some col0ssa
loss occurs to wipe out all previous gains.
JOHN MOODY.
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The MONTGOMERY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
RocKVILLE,MD.