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GO FLAGIRL ATTACKEDheld here: under the v’ and BlueVElks were :ting. The Homer C.ar veteran •oved fieryBY POLICE DOGHER COMPANIONATHER’S EMERGENCYdance was id the Elks •h satisfac-ritualistic Tromley's y of Old and group iship highTIP SAVED LIFEOF DAUGHTERof Speak-y the fact leliver the ? at r forthetheAttacked by a police dog which had been her companion, a local 13-year-cld girl, Bernice Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russell, 181 East 155th street, \vas bitten severely although notiess of theynticaHy about the head and faceTrTuesdav afternoon.ns from Screams of the girl who was on ' aided, as the front porch of her home attracted first Mrs. Herman Donath who lives downstairs and then drew two salesmen from the Chevrolet garage across the street, Frank King and Robert Alvcr-strom. Armed with a gasoline pump handle, the automobile men frightened the dog which scampered around to the rear porch where it was killed a short time later by a rifle in the hands of Police Sergeant Frank Bauman.Dr. A. It. Anderson who attended the girl said that lacerations of the scalp and face were not deep.AUC Tho head of the police dog wasV I w removed at the suggestion of theMil AI physician and sent downtown toWUI1L be examined for rabies.into the 35 Lincoln o smashed ight in an ng, police ■ was tak-URDAYAM TOREDSat 1:30itive drill ?ature of he Glen-hool will n parade minutes irill willw is thedrill anddreds of United■ presentf the af-the un-scription gateway umni of to the a mark years of 3 school.Irill the *en pre-Thoughtfulness Saved GirlJust prior to the attack the girl had been playing with the dog, throwing stones and other articles out from the porch with dog retrieving them. When the girl held one object at length, as dog owners often do, the animal became angry.What is believed to have saved the girl's life was her thoughtfulness in remembering that her father had told her one time to lie on her stomach if attacked by the dog, thus protecting her throat. The girl did this and as a result was bitten mostly on the back of her head.Harvey police began another war on roving dogs following the close call experienced by the child. Several canines were killed.Police hostility to dogs running loose will be continaed, Chief of Police George Swanson said. As the hot weather season approaches the danger of rabielt; increases and police wish to protect all from this danger.Pupils’ Names On HonorRoll at Carey SchoolThird-grade pupils whose names were listed this week on the honor roll of the Cary school follow:crane j So r vices eventuallThe coingham represent tion of anil persr material W hiting j WhitAs is lt;the Whitsubsidiari rator cc Equipmer Joseph Ii the pionei dry equip leading iequipmenchanicalmade.Thereingham a be unequ completer south. Th duced is 1 it is said by the 1 factories operating to greatl the varioi resultingRTho Biisuccessor Machine lt;the Joubc Foundry known fir manufact ticularly i chinery fiOf spec research ] ing sever, its subsid son com]Mich.) thia rarevaluable i problems fer of he zation, an Very defir ed from (ConTwo CarWi*Viola y. ington avt tlan, pres Friday af 1 formed.A BuiclW\ Syrettfront of i 155th strr day.The fi ViRichard Aney, recen Chicago, Chicago pi taining a ing as wel were in 1 stolen.
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Harvey Tribune
Harvey, Illinois, US
Fri, Jun 20, 1930
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