The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Prominent English and Amer
lean Amateurs Chosen-C. G.
Hopton Only Pro.
BY FRANK r. DOLE.

annual show of the Westminster
Kennel Club. it's forty-seventh. has
been completed, and includes amateur
judges from England as we'll as this
country. along with one professional,
c. G. Hopton. The list is well bal
anced and should help to attract big
entry. Particular interest attaches to
the coming of men from England who
will bring the latest ideas from the
land where hounds and terriers are
most numerous.
AS finally completed, the list fol-
lows:
]. willoughby Mitchell. London. Eng
land - Bloodhounds. Newfoundlands,
Scottish deerhounds, English foxhounds,
Harriers. Belgian sheepdogs. Poodles.
Samoyedes, Boxers. Kerry blue terriers.
West Highland white terriers. Bedling-
ton terriers, Dandie Dinmont terriers,
Manchester terriers and miscellaneous
classes.
c. G. Hopton, New York City-Mas-
tiffs. Irish wolfhounds. pointers, settlers,
retrievers, Chesapeake Bay dogs, wire
haired pointing Griffon and bull terriers.
G. v. Glebe. Bryn Athyn, Pa.-St.
Bernards.
G. f. Eggert. New York City-Great
Danes.
George o. Kolb, West Hartford. Conn.
Russian wolfhounds.
Joseph u. Batten, Stratford, Pa
Greyhounds.
Thomas Shallcross, Providence. r. I.
American foxhounds, beagles and
whippets.
Gordon Howard. New York City
Sporting spaniels.
DIR. G. G. Anderson, New York City
Badger dogs and French bulldogs.
Mrs. May McCurdy, New Brunswick.
N. J.--Collies.
p. A. B. Widener, Ellsins Park. Pa
Shepherd dogs. s,
p. Hamilton Goodsell. New York City
old English sheep dogs.
Mrs. Il. l.. Clarkson, Tivoli, N. Y
Chow chows.
Mrs Hastings Arnold, Snithtown, l..
I.,-Dalmatians.
Peter Umlaun, Berlin. Germany-Do-
herman pinschers.
Joseph A. Buchanan, Amber. Pa
Bulldogs.
Walter S. Glynn, Bletchley. England
Airedale. fox. sealyham. irish. Scottish
and Welsh terriers.
John Campbell. Berwick, England
Cairn terriers.
Levi Wilcox. Philadelphia, Pa.-Schip-
perkes, pugs, toy poodles, Yorkshire ter
riers. maltese. black and tan toy ter
riers and Chihuahuas.
Jules Ferond. New York city--Pome-
ranians.
DR.. E. H. Berendsohn. Brooklyn
English toy spaniels. Japanese spaniels
and Brussels Griffons.
Mrs. Arthur L. Holland, Cambridge,
Md.-Pelingese.
Making Local Debuts.
On this list are several who are max
ing their debut at New York show.
Among them is John Campbell, who Is
down to Judge Cairn terriers. When he
was granted license it was reported
trat he would appear only at the COM
bined terrier show, where he was in.
vited to oficiate by the West Highland
White Terrier Club. pHowever. with the
backing of the Westminster officials. the
Cairn Terrier Club obtained his accep-
tance to judge Cairns at the Westmin-
ster. Both the club and the show COM
mittee are to be congratulated.
Another man making his New York
debut Is Levi Wilcox of Philadelphia, a
writer on and student of the kennel
world. He is consistent worker for
the good Of the dog game and has
judged a number of shows in and
around Philadelphia. He will be well
coined here.
A third man making his first appear
ance here Is Peter Umlauff of Berlin to
handle the Doberman Pinschers. These
dogs are much more popular In Ger
many than they are here. and the Inn
portation OF a judge who can give fan
ciers here a line on the German manner
of placing the dogs will not only help
breeders but Is sure TO stimulate inter-
est In the breed which is deserving OF
much wider popularity than 1t now en-
joys.
Probably the oldest judge ON the list
both in years and experience is j. Will
loughby Mitchell. who has Judged In
all quarters of the world and Is noted
for high calibcr of his decisions. He
knows his breed thoroughly and his
judging is bound to attract much inter-
est y
The only professional, hr. tioptoh, Is
well known to followers OF dog shows
here. He also enjoys an enviable
reputation and will get a good entry for
the breeds he will judge.
Mrs. Frank r. Clarke, the Pekinese
fancier and wife of the superintendent
OF the Horse Show. has moved from
Sheepshead Bay and has established
her Fairfax Kennels in new quarters
on Boston Post Road and Brevoort
Lane. Mamaroneck. New York. Those
writing her about the coming show OF
the Pekinese Club should address her
at the new place to avoid delay In cor
respondence.
Frank About Finances.