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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09
Chamber Dance
Will Draw Many
Affair to Be Held in Gateway
Casino Tuesday Night Be-
fore Thanksgiving.
Committee Working Hard
Efforts Being Made to Interest
Newer Business Men in the
Chamber-Dinner-Dance to
Be Open to Friends.

Plans are rapidly being COM
pleted for the dinner dance which
will be given by the Chamber OF
Commerce at the Gateway Casino,
Somers Point, Tuesday night, NO
yember 23rd, with the committee
in charge, headed by LOUIS h.
Allen, making arrangements to en-
tertain a large number of members
and friends of the Chamber that
evening.
Mr.. Allen, with his committee,
il working to make the affair rival
those dinner. dances which were at
one time an annual feature of the
Chamber of Commerce when they
were held at Lily Lake park fol-
lowing it's opening as a picnic
ground some years ago. hundreds
of members of the Chamber ana
their friends attended those events.
Special entertainment, besides
the dinner and dancing to the fam
GUS Leroy Smiths orchestra, will
be enjoyed by those attending the
Chamber dance. Many tickets have
been disposed of, and they are rap
idly selling, according to those who
are in charge of the sales.
The dinner-dance will mark the
first social affair which the Cham
Der has sponsored this year, and
the first it has ever had at the
Gateway Casino, which has estab-
lished a reputation for itself among
the coast places of entertainment
during the brief time it has been
open.
The dinner dance will be given in
an effort to bring new members to
the Chamber as well as to keep
the old members interested in the
activities of the body which Is
responsible for many of the in
dustries which are located in the
city.
Old members are especially urged
to attend, and all members have
been requested to bring party of
friends with them. and make it an
evening which will be long remem-
bered. An effort is being made
especially to get the newer bust
ness men of the city out
The ,,sci9er will be served prompt
Z o'clock, according to an
eement which has been made
~ Mr. Allen. 1t will last, with en-
tertainmens until g o'clocN, or
thereabouts, and will be followed by
dancing until a late hour in the
evening"
The affair is not a closed one
by any means. Any resident of the
city or Mainland can secure tic
kets, which are being sold at an
especially low price to insure a
large representation being present.
Such tickets can be obtained from
any officer or member of the
Chamber.
Those who have not been to the
Gateway Casino will be given an
excellent chance to attend their
first affair at the famous eating
place when the dance Is given the
Tuesday night before Thanks
giving.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09
Look Ahead Wisely

Taking things as they come may
avoid some trouble, but shaping
things that are coming will avoid
loss. To the man who anticipates
and exercises his best Judgment
there is no question that foresight
pays better dividends than hind
sight Crit.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09
A Human, Quadruced

Jennie Marie, age four, fell into
a fish pond but fortunately was
rescued without injury. Later, in
telling of the incident, she wound
up her vivid description by en-
claiming gleefully: and only my
hind feet were sticking out of the
WATER"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09
PLAN CARD PARTY.

Under the auspices OF the Ros2ry
Society of St Peters Il. c. Church
a card party will be held for the
benefit OF the church at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Ritter, Broad street
Mortified, Thursday afternoon, at
2.30 o'clock.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09
kIWANlS CLUB VISITS
Members go to MillviIle Today for
Inter Club Session

The Kiwanis club attended an
inter-club meeting with the Mill
Vile KiWanis club this afternoon
at MIlVille, leaving the City Hall
at noon for the Cumberland county
city. William Morris, president of
the local club, headed the local
delegation.
A harRe number of members
made the trip, which took the
place Of the regular luncheon.
O.
Nearly all the so-called Mod
arns are already gray
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09

"A chop for chop is too often
the rule for invitations in all Anclo
Saxon eountries-Mrs. Reginald de
koyen.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09

do not believe in public
speeches iscount Ullswater, late
Speaker OF the House of Commons.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09

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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09

Welsh. ...... q. b. 49,. .Westcott
VanBuren. /. h. b. Bradley
Gressmer. II. h. b. =. Saracinsky
Connors. .... f. b. 49,. Morris
Score by periods:
Pleasantville ........0 0 0 u
Wildwood @ 0 0 60
Touchdown-Green; point after
touchdown, SaracinSky.
Referee-Llppman, Peddie; Um-
pire-Dirago, A C. H. S.; Head
Linesman- Army; Time
of periods, IL minutes.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-09

Ocean City High is met in the
resort Thanksgiving in an annual
Turkey day game. The Alumni
game closes the season.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
RAPHAEL.

To-day. Marian Davies in Lights
of Old broadway" comedy. The Spat
Family" III Black Hand Blues" also
Aesop Fable; tomorrow. Corinne Griffith
in classified" comedy, Charles Puffy
in WESTWARD EIo"; Tuesday. Florence
Nidor, Tom Moore and Esther Ralston
in The Trouble With Wives: Fox
News, also amateur contest S pm;
Wednesday, Lon CLANCY and Norma
Shearer in The Tower of Lies, .
comedy, Dinky Doodle in Dust
Spooils": Thursday, Lowell sherman
in Satan in Sables," comedy: Friday.
Wallace Berry, Ernest Torrence and
Betty Compson in The Pony En-
press, comedy and Secret Service
sanders" No. Il: Saturday, Matt
Moore and Dorothy Devore in His
ajesty Bunker Bean" comedy. Jim
mie Aubrey in "Etiquette." also Ace
Of Spades No. T.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Brings Pushkiin to the
Films.

LONE after another of the great
writer's of the Notwithstanding
even the meticulous Kipling-have
steadily gone over into the ranks of
screen dramatists. 1t has remained
for Rudolph Valentino, however, to
bring into the fold the great Russian
classicist, Alexander Pushkin, author
both Of the famous opera libretto
Boris Godunoff" and of "Dubrovs -
which Valentino brings to the screen
In Washington today under the title
, of THE Eagle
Pushkin himself, of course, has been
dead for well on toward Il century.
having fallen in a duel in 1897. Oh
yiously, he had never dreamed of
"close-u ups" and long camera shots
but, nevertheless, he left behind Il
wealth Of literature that superbly
adapts itself to the cinema form.
Curiously enough. up to the time Val
entino selected 'Dubrovsky" as the
| basis OF picture, no one seems To
| have thought Of this author as a
screen playwright.
Alexander Pushkin was born III
Moscow as long ago as 1899 He be-
| longed to an ancient family, and dur
| ing his younger years was a great ad-
mirer OF the works of Lord Byron
| whose career he apparently stroye to
| emulate.
The Emperor Nicholas called Push.
kin the wittiest man in Russia, though
| at one time he nearly got himself
banished to Siberia for work called
| AN Ode to Liberty" Pushkin early
! came under a strong English literary
| influence with the result that his
writings. to a large extent, are free OF
| that overwhelming gloom that is char.
acteristic of many of his cotempora
| ries. He came to his end in 1897 in a
duel with his own brother in law, a
vain and frivolous man, who aroused
! the writer's jealousy by his attention
] to Mrs. PuShkin
Evening star., 1926-01-10
LI\COLN-"Cobra." 4"

Rudolph Valentino and Nita Naldi
will be pictured at the Lincoln Thea
ter the first three days of this week
beginning this afternoon, in Cobra. .
itlm version Of the we'll known play
by Martin Brown. The list includes
also Casson Ferguson, Gertrude Ohm.
stead, Hector V. Sarno and Eileen
Percy. Billy Dooley. in "A Mistit
Sailor an amusing tWO-reeler, short
reels and a musical program Will com
plete the entertainment.
Wednesday and Thursday. Reginald
Denny, supported by Tom Wilson.
will be seen in UniVerSalS rollicking
production of "California Straight
Ahead" a romantic tale of the open
road, supplemented by Mack Sen
nett'S Butter Fingers" and Friday
and Saturday Warner Brothers pro
duction of "Bobhed Hair featuring
Marie Provost and Kenneth Harlan
in lively story of love and the I'M
derworld, and LiGe Conley i'll spot
light" Saturday the third install
nent of the new chapter play, The
Green Archer" will be shown.
Evening star., 1926-01-10

for Paramount. Cruze who is in Paris
with his wife, Betty CompSon. has
cabled that the French and Italian
governments have placed much valu-
able historical data at his disposal. The
American Navy also viii cooperate, it
is announced.
Disabled veterans are having their
day in pictures at the Paramount
studio in Hollywood, where more than
400 have been employed through the
American Legion employment head
quarters to appear in Behind the
Front" a comedy of the A. T.. F.,
which features Wallace Beery and
Raymond Hatton as buck privates and
Mary Brian as a Red Cross worker.
A unique party was given aboard
the S. S. Leviathan, at anchor in New
York harbor last week. when Peggy
Joyce Hopkins first starring picture,
"SkyrOcket," was given its premiere.
The star came from Hollywood to act
as hostess.
Pauline Frederick will he featured
in series Of four productions by EX-
cellent Pictures Corporation, New
York.
Mrs. Wallace Reds next production
will be The Earth Woman" from a
story by Norton 5. Parker. with pris-
Evening star., 1926-01-10
HOME.

Today and tomorrow, Mae Murray
in The Merry Widow; Tuesday,
Bessie Love and Neil Hamilton in
New Brooms' and @. Henry s
'"Transients in Arcadia: Wednesday,
Norma Shearer and Lon CLANCY in
The Tower of Lies and Aesup
Fable; Thursday. Warner Baxter and
Esther Ralston in The Best People"
and Hal ROaCh'S There Goes the
Bride: Friday. Constance Talmadge
and Ronald Colman in Her Sister
From Paris and Hal Roach's BE
tween Meals: Saturday. Bert Lytell
in sporting Life Lloyd Hamilton
in THE Movies" and The Ace of
Spades No. 10.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Doug Travels Fast.
MARY PICkFORD is colnpleti

Mary PlckFoRD is completing
arrangements for her trip To Eu-
rope, to which she is looking forward
eagerly this year.
"Traveling with Douglas" she de
ciares. lis one OF the two reasons | do
not have to diet or exercise to keep
in trim. He is always on the go.
We viii arrive in Il beautiful little
city. and he will at once declare ne
wants to remain there a year. By att
ernoon he Will remark that il j. It
bully place to spend two weeks ana at
dinner he will casually say:
Now. dear. can you be ready for
coffee al in the morning? Wen stop
for breakfast somewhere on our Way.'
The pair expect To sail lat" this
month
Evening star., 1926-01-10
YORK.

To-day Marie Provost in "Bobbed
Hair" Aesop Fable and News; tomor-
row, Madge Belamy in The Wheel
and Hal Roach's "Between Neal" ::
Tuesday Pola Negli in "A Woman
of the World and Roach's There
Goes the Bride: Wednesday, Warner
Baxter and Esther Ralston in The
Rest People" and comedy, "Ou the
Go: Thursday. BESSIE Love and Neil
Hamilton in New Bipoms," clyde
Cooke in should Sailors Marry" and
Pathe Review: Friday. Monte Blue in
Ped Hot Tire Clifr Rowes in
whats Tp"" and pictorial Prov
cribs; SATURDAY, Tom Mix in The
Everlasting Whisper" Alice Day in
Tee for Two" and The Scarlet
Streak No. l.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow. Richard
3arthelmesS and Dorothy Giish in
The Beautiful City" and Billy Dooley
"A Goofy Cob; TUESDAY. Eleanor
Soardman and Conrad Nagel in The
)nly Thing" Hal Roach's Laugh
ng Ladies" and Screen snapshots /;
Wednesday. Ben Lyon and Viola
Dana in THE Necessary Evil" ="
Roach's Between Meals" and Hope
Hampton in Paris Creations in
'olor''; Thursday. Norma Shearer
md Lon CLANCY in The Tower OF
lies" and Ralph Graves in Hurry.
Doctor; Friday. Dorothy Revier and
'ord Sterling i'll "Steppin' out" and
}. Henry'S "Transients in Arcadia -:
Saturday Johnny Hines in The Live
Nire." juvenile comedy and The
ireen Archer"
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Photoplays This Week

Events: Tuesday. Mary Philbin and
Norman Kerry in Fifth Avenue
Models" Imperial comedy. Sweet
Marie; Wednesday and Thursday,
Pola Negri in Woman of the World -
Cliff Bowes comedy and News Events;
Friday, Tom Mix in "Everasting
Whisper" Hal Roach comedy; sixth
chapter, "perilS of the Wild: Satur-
day, Edith Roberts and Jack AIulhall,
Three Keys" Blue Bird comedy
"A bsent Minded" adventures OF
Maize"
Evening star., 1926-01-10
DIMBARTON.

Today, Richard Barthelmess and
Dorothy Mackaill in Shore Leave:
tomorrow, Constance Bennett and Owen
Moore in 'Married': Tuesday. 3. 5, 7
and 9 pm. and Wednesday, and 9
pm. Mae Murray and John Gilbert in
The Merry Widow; Thursday,
Corinne Griffith and Kenneth Harlan
in The Marriage Whirl'; Friday.
Buster keaton in Go West: Satur-
day. Gertrude Astor, J. Farrell. Mac
Donald and Henry r. Walthail in The
Kentucky Pride
Evening star., 1926-01-10
OILY NIIIIl

To-day. Havoc. with MadGe Bell
amy, George O'Brieu and Margaret
Livingston. comedy and news: tomor-
row. and Q pm. Charles Ray in "A
Tailor Made Man" comedy: Tuesday
A Little Gorl in a Big City" with
Gladys Walton. comedy; Wednesday,
Richard Barthelmess and Carol Demp-
ster in The Love Flower" comedy;
Thursday and Friday, : and 9 pm.
Mary PiCkford in Little Annie
Rooney" news; Saturday, Metro
Goldwyn. THE Mystic" comedy and
Ace of Spades" No. 5, matinee only.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
CIRCLE.

Monday, Monty Banks in Keep
Tomorrow, Monty Banks in Keep
Smiling; Tuesday, Lillian Rich and
Creighton Hale in Seven Days:
Wednesday, Tom Moore and Eileen
Percy in Under the Rouge; Thurs
day and Friday. 7 and pm, Mae
Murray and John Gilbert in Erich
Won Stroheim's The Merry Widow;
Saturday, Jackie Coogan in ''Old
Clothes"
Evening star., 1926-01-10
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow, Lon Chaney in
The Phantom Of the Opera" and
Arthur Chase in BAD Boy; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Pola Negri in Flower
OF the Night" and Arthur Stone in
Just a Good Guy; Thursday. Bar
bara La Mari in THE White Monkey"
and amateur night. s and $50 pm;
Friday, William Desmond In Straight
Thru" Larry>Semon comedy and news
reel: Saturday. Mary Pickford in Lit
tie Annie RooGey" and comedy, ship
shape"
Evening star., 1926-01-10
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow. Thomas
Meighan in Irish Luck" and Hal
Roach's Between Meals: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Dorothy Revier and
Ford Sterling III 'Steppin Out.
Harry Langdon in The White
Wings Bride" and Screen Snap
shots: Thursday. Pola Negri in "A
Woman Of, the World and Neal
Burns in My Swedie": Friday, House
Peters in THE storm Breaker" and
Ralph Graves in Hurry. Doctor" !;
saturday. Hoot Gibson in "Durand
# the Bad Lands" and comedy, ION
he Go
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Famous EQUINE Strain.

Barb is the name OF :; horse Of The
breed introduced by the Moors from
Rarbary into Spain in the middle
ages The breed was noted for speed
aud endurance. Barbs We're taken to
England, and their blood is said To-
have been the foundation of the Eng
lish thoroughbreds. 50 famous on the
fr1rF
Evening star., 1926-01-10

Pathe News. Continuous Sunday
from 3 pm, matinee Monday at $50;
Tuesday, Vera Reynolds and Dorothy
Phillips in without Mercy" comedy
and novelty film; Wednesday and
Thursday, Rod Ia ROGUE in The
Coming of Amos" comedy and nov
city film Friday Mary Philbin in
Fools Highway" Aesop's Fable and
final chapter Go. lol of Secret Serv-
ice Sanders: Saturday, Buster Kea-
ton in "Go West" Aesop's Fable and
first chapter of Adventures of
Maize
Evening star., 1926-01-10
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, sgd Chaplin
in The Man on the Box" Alberta
Vaughn i'll Amazing Maize" and Park
News Events; Tuesday Mae Busch and
owen Moore in Camille of the Bar
barry Coast" Arthur Stone in "Sher-
lock Sleuth," Pathe Colored Review
and Gift Shoppe: Wednesday and
Thursday, double bill, Glenn Hunter
in Ills Buddys Wife" and Tom
Moore and Florence Eidor in The
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Not Possible.

From the Toronto Goblin.
First Actre When ! came on the
stage the audience simply sat there
open-mouthed.
Second Actress-Oh nonsense, They
never all yawn at once.
Evening star., 1926-01-10

Events: Friday and Saturday. Douglas
Fairbanks In Don q, Son of Zorro :;
Saturday matinee. first chapter of
wild Vest with Jack Mulhall and
special surprise for children. (Satur-
day and Sunday, continuous from .
and p.m.)
Evening star., 1926-01-10
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow. Corinne Grif-
18th in "ClaSsified'; Tuesday, Matt
loore i'll How Baxter Butted In:
Wednesday. The Average Wowamn,'
With Pauline Garon and Harrison
ord; Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
DOUGLAS Fairbanks IN Don @"
Evening star., 1926-01-10

What is claimed to be the most am
bilious location trip ever made from
the Eastern studio of the Famous
Players-Lasky Corporation is soon to
be undertaken by Herbert Brenon and
a company that will make Perclval
Christ opher Wrens story of the
French Foreign Legion Beau Geste.
Louis A. Sarecky. business manager
for the unit, has sailed for France, and
will visit Paris, Nice, Marseille, AL
giers. Oran, Sidi-Bel-Abbes, Biskra and
Tougourt, seeking location sites.
After making 490 screen tests. Prin-
cipal Pictures Corporation announces
that Marceline Day, one of the 1926
Wampas Baby Stars, has been signed
to play the title role in The Winning
of Barbara Worth" Charles Brabin
will direct.
Cooperation of two European gov
er-nments has been obtained by James
Cruze in the filming of "Old Ironsides"
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Continued from Third Pase1

Harold McGrath's THE Man on the
Box" supported by David Butler and
Alice Calhoun; also Aesop Fable ap1
The Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Next Weeks S Photoplays.

PALACE-R c h a d Dix in
"Womanhandled."
METROPOLITAN - Dorothy
Mackaill in Joanna"
RIALTO-Rudolph Schildkraut
in His People
TINOLI-"The Vanis Il ing
American" I'VE Moderns,"
Cobra" and "Hogan's Alley"
AMBASSADOR - oanna," j."
The Vanishing American
The Only Thing" and The
Ancient Highway"
CEN TRAL-"Before Mid
night" The Phantom OF
the Opera 1--WE Moderns'
and Sporting Life
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Badly Shaken.

| Brom tho London Bystander.
First Clubman-Good heavens. Old
man, you look as though you havr-
been sentenced to death
Second Ditto-I h-havc
Great Scott. WHY"
You r-remember that s-second hand
car | b-bought last week? The s-sale4
man t-told me it would Hast q life
time
Evening star., 1926-01-10

cilla Bonner ."atured and Mary Al.
den, Johnny Walker. Russell Simpson
and John Carr, one of Mary Cars
sons, in the east.
Matt Moore has been selected for
the leading role in Crimes of the
Armchair Club" n production soon to
be made at Universal City.
Adolph Menjcu and Gretta Nilsson
are at work on Il new picture Just
for Tonight" at the Paramount Long
Island studios. Gloria swanson. on
another set, is rushing work on her
latest picture, Tanned"
Robert Ames, who some months ago
deserted the stage for the screen. viii
play opposite Pola Negri in her nezt
production. il is announced
Evening star., 1926-01-10
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Mae Murray
nd John Gilbert i'll The Merry
AidoMM." AeSop,S Fables and News
Evening star., 1926-01-10
SAVOY.

Today, Wilma Ranky and Ronald
Colman in The Dark Angel" and
Cliff Bowes in who's Which,: tomor-
row. Betty Conpson in The Pony En-
press" and Acsop Fable: Tuesday.
Tom Moore in Under the Rouge"
Charlie Murray in Somewhere in
Somewhere" and Pathe Review: We'd
nesday, Rin-Tin-Tin in Tracked in
the Snow Country" Felix cartoon
and Topics: Thursday. Lon Chaney
in The Unholy Three; Friday,
Ramon Novarro in The Midship-
man and Hal Roachs Between
Meals; Saturday. House Peters in
The Storm Breaker and Hal
RoaCh's Laughing Ladies'"
TAKOMA.
Today and tomorrow. d. W. Grif-
A4 % -AI, 4
Evening star., 1926-01-10
Filmograns.

. Continued from Third Page.)
illness MacLean loses his smile, his
wife, who is made the beneficiary, will
receive the full $3.50, 900.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
TAKONlA

Today and tomorrow. d. W. Grif-
fith's sally Of the Sawdust'' and
Evening star., 1926-01-10

Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1926-01-10

S y p ort d By
Jdnt IS Rennte. Nitd
" al II. eor0 c
horton. Edna Nur-
php, Frank LdlOT.
TuHp Marshall aud
q Sterling Cast
IN a Tre1i eudousIU
4 mUsing Film Yer
sion. Directed by
Maurice TourneHr,
OF Holman Days
\ eiC Novel
, 1926-08-13

Aberystwyth Lady Askwith has resigned
her position as hostess to the League
of Nations Union.
At the meeting when the chairman
praised the ex-German Ambassador to
the United States for his work in
establishing the League in Germany, a
man in the hall shouted: What about
the Lusitania? You dirty dog!" and
was then induced to leave. Later cheers
were given for Count Bernstorff.
Lady Askwith said to a Daily Mail
reporter:
| regard it as a great pity that Count
Bernstorff should have spoken after the
Lusitania incident. | think it was en-
tirely wrong, too, of the meeting to
have given him three cheers. have
no objection to Germans as such. | am
keen for them to enter the League |
am, however, against the admission
of a man with such a record IS that
of Count Kernstorff into the workings
of the League. He is not a fit and pro-
per person to be connected with the
work of the League.
Officials of the League of Nations
Union have assured me that BernstOrtf
is a sinner who has repented and is now
an ardent supporter of the League. |
do not agree with their point of view
and | have definitely resigned.
Count Bernstorff was the German Am
bassad0y to Washington before the entry
of the United States into the war. He
was regarded as the head of large spy
system. Before the sinking of the Lusi-
tania American citizens were warned by
the German Embassy at Washington rot
to travel by the boat. -London Daily
Mail.
, 1926-08-13

ator, in mis- airoplaDe. arrived at Long
Beach, Queensland here. He is on the
outward leg of a round the world Tip
flight from London to Melbourne.
London.-An official announcement de.
clares the Duke and Duchess Of York
will sail for Australia in January aboard
the Battle Cruiser RenoWn via the Pana-
ma Canal.
, 1926-08-13
WANTED A SHE ASS.
Hospitals Radio Appeal To Save Baby's
Life.

Never has the despised she ass been
broadcast in London asking for any own
er of a she ass I'm milk" to commuu =
cate with the Metropolitan Hospital,
KingsIand -road, E. 8.
One Of the hospitals out patients, a
baby is seriously i'll and has a weak d.
g~estion. The hospital doctors have de-
cided that a temporary diet of ass's milk
is the only thing to save the baby's life.
ASS milk, it was explained, is free
from tuberculosis, is highly nutritious
and is easily digested.
By ten O'Clock at night two telephone
offers of a she ass were made to the
hospital. Ibid.