Buffalo Truth from Buffalo, New York • 4

SIX WEEK ENDINO MAY 88, 1829 BACHELOR APARTMENTS" LIFE'S SHOP WINDOWS has added so much to the gaiety pf nations the past few months, must be put to it to know, now that he has landed in this country, whether American snobbishness is back of all notoriety attending his "busting in" on us or whether the press is just "kidding him." "Stick to your aim; the mongrel's hold nujr slip, But only crowbars break the bulL-doga (rip, Small tEough ha look, the Jaw that never yields. Draft down tha hallowing monarch of tha falda. By ths Pazcn2T High Class Apartments Furnished or Unfurnished CORNER TUPPER FRANKLIN STS. Sixty-One members of the Moscow government have been sentenced to die for grafting in public office. These Russian Bolshevists are gluttons for punishment all right.

The efficiency of such extreme measures of dealing with grafters remains to be proven. fare in defense of the rights of man against the Hindenburgs of Union labor hereabouts. Would he contend that such service does not rate pretty high in awards? Also in Mr. Perkins's research, for I. R.

C. costs for propaganda, he should bear in mind that wicked corporations are not as adept at sponging propaganda space through the columns of morning ntails and other avenues of free advertising, as are some individuals we might mention. Enough's enough. All those in any way connected with the recent Park Department scandal are now serving the penalty made and provided in such cases. The law is thus satisfied.

Daily front page newspaper bulletins on the reaction or endurance of the unfortunate prisoners are uncalled for and without excuse, unless it be that of catering to the morbid instinct of a certain brute type of humanity that finds satisfaction if not actual joy in the suffering and debasement pf their fellow men. For our own part we would rather a million times be any one of the prisoners involved in this case and share with them their prison atmosphere, than be forced to fraternize with the before mentioned type any place any time. As tisual the first days of the Schenectady car strike disclosed no dynamiters. It takes time, for the high-salared bosses of Union labpr to work their dupes in the ranks up to the bombing pitch and these B's." know the technique of their jobs. Jh.

RADIATORS 'lads and Repaired Buffalo Auto Radiator Co. yJ 1110 Main St Tu. 834 II exclusive Agents for "Horrock's Desks" Buffalo Office Furniture Exchange Incorporation Dealers in New and Used Office FurnitureRepairing and Reflnishlng Warehouse, Salesrooms 92 Pearl St. Cardinal von Faulhauber of Munich, feeling out sentiment in the United States, is reported to have expressed a wish that he might be received without ostentation. His request may be respected without in the least violating the hospitable inclinations of Americans in any broad sense.

"Painters' strike averted" screams a headline. Freely translated, another successful hold-up of the public, and a few more years before Mr. Householder can find the ten or twelve dollars a day wage necessary to conduct of the "painting up" campaign so necessary to the preservation of his little home. Every man who owns one is in a fair way to being forced to do his own painting, as millions of women have already been forced, through the extortionate demands of garment making unions, to make their own or go without. (5 ve The patrons of the Buffalo General Electric Company, Iroquois Natural Gas Company, I.R.C., and other units of business efficiency operating public utilities, may thank their lucky stars that these essentials of modern life and progress are not under the domi DIRECT MALL ADVERTISING Copy Prepared AddrtMini Circular Utters Mailing Servise Filllng.la Mailing Lists NAYLON BLDO.

SENECA MO Three hundred Scotch immigrants were passed by special order of Washington through our gates last week without any nonsense whatever, although the quota for Scots was filled. Looks as if our governing bodies had really subserved politics to the national welfare for a change. nation of the morons of officialdom' Lord Northesk, whose love affair with Miss Jessica Brown of Buffalo which so conspicuously dot Buffalo's city and county government. Broadcasters Form Association Anything of leather made or repaired RIDING BOOTS AUTO ROBES', SADDLERY SHOES REPAIRED Hortt Clothing Dog Fmrnithingt We have added modern shot machinery to our equipment Our experience in the leather business assure you the best stock obtainable. Prices no higher than elsewhere.

SCHEUERMAN Inc. 332 PEARL ST. 0 the late Edith Kingdon Gould, who passed from mortal ken, in 1920, is anywhere in a conscious realm she was no doubt as astonished as the rest of us to read in a recent obituary of George Gould, her once legal husband, that she had survived him, and in the next paragraph of the same obituary to learn that she passed out very suddenly three years ago on the golf course at Lakewood. HARRY P. BRAINARD Automobile Insurance INSURE With Brainard Dom't Trust to Lack 478-480 EJLLICTT SQ UFFAL Health-Foot Comfort (iRACE and frasdesa of ciiT-U racnt art) what retreat wants, but tha arcraga pcrssa dots not know that an ungainly itrida or an awkward attitude may traoaafcU to wren ihoac Dr.

laager's aboas ansa Brags normal functioning of tha foot, preatrro good lint and giro foot comfort. Councilman Perkins has broadcasted the news that he is exhausting "every possible effort" to find out how much the I. R. C. pays its officials in salaries etc.

There is a hope as elusive as the present spring in this news, because Perkins's capacity for effort is long proven inexhaustible. For inhausti-bility, Perkins, in the language of the street, has radium backed down a manhole. If Madame Curie could have known F. C. she might have been spared the long years of tireless research that has given to the world the substance, radium, which gives and never grows less, exhausts and exhausts its radiance eternally and is inappreciably exhausted.

But to return to those I. R. C. salaries, the Councilman would do well to bear in mind that the directorate of the I.R.C. addition to their regulation official duties were forced for months at great personal risk to engage in trench war- jfT Radio broadcasters met the other day in Chicago to form a national association and to combat the royalty demands of authors, composers and publishers.

Here, left to right, ore: Eugene F. McDonald, president Chicago Radio laboratories, temporary secretary of the National Broadcasters' asuo- DR. JAEGER'S SHOES elation; J. Elliott Jenkins, director WDAP. a member of the committer to! FITTED BY EXPERTS draft a constitution and by-laws; Wilson J.

Wetherbee, director Wes'inghousej station KYW; Thorne Donnelly, temporary chairman, director Powell Crosley, temporary treasurer. II COUET 0T- Oct. BUfTALO. 7LZAJK PATRONIZE OUR A VERTI Xkf.