The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 11

i — ee AS 2 ELEPHANTS — “ON HIS HANDS; KING WANTS TO SELL EM New York Would Pay $3,000 for One of Right Kind, Says Hornaday. SOFIA, Jan. 18 King Boris ot ulgaria is the modern “man with elephant on his hands,"’ and he wants) to sell part of his private menagerie) to an American zoological garden o¢ circus. In partienlar. he would lie to dispose of two elephants and sev-| eral fine buffaloes | The menagerie was established by | former Emperor Ferdinand, and the appetites of the elephants and buf eat fhat King Boris to feed them out ot his slender i The elephants alone consume grain and hay whieh cost more than the outlay for food for the young sovereign’s own table Dr. William Hornaday, of the} Bronx Zoo, pricked up his ears this morning when he learned of the news from Bulgaria “What does he mean—elephants?"’ asked Dr. Hornaday, ‘The New York Zoological Park has no use for ce Y y -) Comethin i Cc ff New — COFFEE VAC Ke Pr. inthe Vac: Kept can, that keeps it forever} fresh and unusually RESINOL Soothing and Healing Nomatter how severe or deep seated the skin trouble may be Resinol rarely fails to give prompt and lasting relief | foeiheviogek and bai Sets | bait a Careless Shampooing | Spoils the Hair ‘Soap should be used very carefully, enicn ri out e removing » | every particle or dust, dirt, dandruff }\ and excessive oil. 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