It is not merely inhumane to treat I
working animals in that way, but it I
o poor business. Any kind of do
mestic, nnimal will n ttinra ti-,-.,-l- -
give a better product, when well fed
arid comfortably taken care of.
It is an exceilent training for a boy
to have charge of a pen of rabbits, a
dog, or other pets, and re made re
sponsible for their care and comfort.
If he can learn tj fulfill that oblisa
tion, he has' taken one step toward
assuming the reRpons bllltles of man
hood. The boy who has learned
humanity toward animals, will oe
more thoughtful of the needs of hu-
In a new Goldwyn picture entitled
"Daughter of Mine" every member
j ui LXie uts-. p: a uuei tuie. .lub ies.u
i ing role is taken by Madge Kennedy
, who plays Rosie, the daughter of the
i tenements and also Lady Diantha, the
j romantic heroine little Rosie thinks
she should be.
I m&n beings and better flttei to hav
control of them.
IXVB FOR ANIMALS.
The Humane societies have ap
pointed April 21-26 as "Be kind to
animal week," concluding with Hu
mane Sunday, April 27. This is an
occasion that public and Sunday
schools should talie special note of.
People form these points of view
when young. Boys and girls who
are taught to enj-oy seeing animals
comfortable and happy, will never
overdrive nor work them half fed.
The amount of service given to man
by the lower orders of creation is
amazing. In these days of auto
mobiles many millions of toilsome
horses still pull their heavy burdens
for our comfort.
