New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
FASCINATING ENGLISH BOLLLOJ AN
HI
Alison M. Lederer Has
Written Books, but Is Best
Known as a FanCier.
BREEDS CHAMPIONS
AT INWALL KENNELS
The List Runs from Clifford
President to Sons o.
Baron Beaming.

Within the last five years the fact thar
Alison Nj. Lederer is NJ. A., B. A, that he
has written several books and translated
a number Of noted French and German
novels, has been quite crowded into tho
background by the fact that he has be
come one OF the best known fanciers Of
the English bulldog.
Who would write a book when he could
breed a champion? And breathes there
the man with soul so dead that he had
not rather win a championship for one
of Baron Bearings puppies than trans
late the most risque novel that lola ever
wrote?
Mrs. Lederer. who before her marriage
was Miss Pinchot. is quite as enthusiastic
a fancier as her husband, and their In
wall Kennels, at East Williston, are
among the finest in the country
II IS nearly five years since the first Of
the Inwall representatives, made his bow
10 the public. This was Clifford Presi-
dent by Champion Parkhurst and 'Il-
ford Belle H. The President was owned
by Charles q. IIopton. who bred him.
He made his debut as puppy at Crufts,
where he took d yellow ribbon in class
Of twenty-eght In this class appeared
several ultimate champions Mr.. hopton
brought Clifford President TO America,
where he made his formal bow 10 the
public at the biz show in Newark. under
DR.. George Anderson. Here he won
everything. including winners, and de-
feated Champion Thonbury Rajah,
Champion Lord Guido and others Of note.
It was right after this that Mr.. Lederer
bought the President and started into the
bulldog game in real earnest.
one of the recent additions to the IN
wall Kennels, which has proven to be
about the most successful sire of his daH
IS the big, handsome, genial Champion
Baron Beaming. Among his get are the
Motel Champion Beaming Belle, the first
American-bred to win at the Bulldog
club show for the best Of her sex; IN
wall Prodigal, an extremely typical
American bred; lnwal Billy Besmins'
winner OF the trophy for the best puppy
many times this season; Inwall Naomi
and Inwau Alice Sit by the Fire. cham
pion Baron Beaming is 4 beautiful pure
white dog, with two brindle patches on
his face His special charms are his
wonderful conformation and extreme
soundness.
Two of tho best known bitches IN the
Inwall kennels are Derby Nina, a noted
English winner. and Champion Florence
Bhunda. which won for the best Of the
breed on several occasions, and which a.
the Westminster Kennel Club show IN
1910 won the cup for the best OF all
breeds in the show.
Prominent among the recent impoIta-
tons is kllburn BERTHE. a famous son o.
a famous sire, the latter being the Ing
Iish champion Pleasant BERTHE kilourn
Bert.e was imported last September lie
is a wonderfully massive brindle dog
with a good head. His mother Is Music
Mistress. which makes BERTHE great
grandson Of the famous old champion
Prince Albert Kilburn Berthe Is wei
known on the other side, whore he has
won honOrs at the great Crystal Paiace
show. IN London. and other important
English exhibitions.
Mrs. Lederer has been for number OF
wears a fancier OF Pekingese and YORK
shire terriers. Her Pui Wei. famous
winner of the celestial breed az The re-
cent Waldorf show beat all Of the cnam'
pions for the Pomland cup offered Tor ths
best bodied. heaviest boned and most pro-
fuselv coated Peke. Best known among
the Yorkshire terriers IS Champion DAISY
Dean. one Of the smallest and most typ'
al s,acip,aps eNtapt