The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-04

AVE YOU noticed all the pub
II LEFTY that has been given to
dogs these days? And why
not? or all our domestic pets, tho
dog is mans most reliable and faith-
full friend The close, inseparable re-
lationship which has existed between
them through tho ages scarcely needs
advertising to any one who has
four-footcd friend; nevertheless. ad-
diticnal merit may be given by cit
ing some of his acts OF devotion.
One headline read: Barking or
Dogs Saves 100 at Fire" Because OF
the timely barking Of some pet dogs
OF Joseph Hollander the lives OF one
hundred mon working in factory In
Newark were spared. One of the
dogs was sutfocated by the smoke
Faithful unto death!
From Denver. Col, comes the story
of Trixie, the black and tan terrier
who refused to be separated from Ter
young master. Billy. Judge LINDSEY
had sentenced the thirteen-year-old
how to a term in the retorfnatory.
The boy broke down and cried. Tr'xle
sensing harm to her master, maze
lean at the Judge and bit his ankle.
Now both are in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
how happy, because they are To-
sether! ,,,. nm
ON Claremont Avenue. Judy is an
heiress 10 5000. which her master,
r. Morris Wilson, left ito DO used
for her care and comfort as long as
She shall live" What better proof
OF her loyalty and devotion than this
"a legacy!
Another dog whose faithfulness
was not left unrewarded was jim
mic. the Telegraph Dos" In a gold
mated. floral decked coffin, Jimmic's
bodv was laid to rest by the officials,
clerks and messengers OF the western
Union and Postal Telegraph COM
panies OF Syracuse. Messengers were
bearers and rival managers shoveie'
the dirt into the grave"
Out in Rantoul, Ill, there IS n
brave fox terrier. His name Us is
Ring. Bing made a descent OF l,o9O
feet from an airplane. When the
parachute landed he worked him.
self free from his harness, over
came another dog set to prevent his
onward Journey and ran TO head
quarters with a message carried In
q, pouch suspended from his neck.
And there is little Dolly Baby
Rose, a pet dog Of Henry Rose OF
Evansville, Ind, who committed
suicide because she was 30 jealous or
the attention lavished by her master
and mistress on a new baby In the
household.
President Harding's famous Are
dale. What a sad day 1t would be
for Laddie Boy il the President
could not md few minutes TO stop
and give the adoring pup just a
little attention. A romp with his
faithful friend often relieves the ten
sion of the Presidents busy day. =,
Iast-but not least-is funny old
HI There the talented bulldog who
was working with Toto. the clown.
in the Hippodrome- While with Toto
1t was the dogs part to run aztec the
clown, grab him with his teeth IN
specially prepared place and drag him
down TO the footlights for the Dig
bow. Barney Bernard wanted HIM
for his new play. Two Blocks Away
Al rehearsal the other day, HI There
lived UP faithfully to his reputation.
How faithful he could be was proved
TO Barney when he FASTENED to exit
from the stage. HI There, remorn-
bering his part with Toto, rushed az
ter Bernard-and alack! alas! broke
I'D the rehearsal, To say nothing OF q
perfectly good pair of trousers.
Reams have been written about the
"taithful old dog" but such faithful
ness as they give TO man deserves
praise. :
"Faithtm friend, so lCise. so true,
TO you We giue all honor due"