The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 16

PLACES [Free PREATH AT GRAVE ‘RUS P PIONEER Sliday in Sohers'Y When “Old ohn” Decorates Monu- ment of “Old Bet.” ! century has passed eh the first of her race, téun soll. And it ts just cs lone Since Hackaliah Bailey, the of the American circus who ‘Old Le.," brought the el it. to his home town, Somers, N. founded the natives. . Hailey. “Old Bet,” a) couple of hed-dogs ind several horses mat é Arst circus to tour this coun- | After yours of success he 1 d to Sémors, where he retired ¢ the show business and stay hig death, in 1824, “Old Bet ainee Old set foot on t of the man and beast that ed the original circus are resting fully in the little town of Som- paid to Mr, Bailey and “Old Be! “@ld John,” dean of the ele-| | herd of the Ringling Brothers Bailey Circus, into the jittle town carrying eath on his trunk to place at *OLOY JOHN WSOERIVAN ternoon and 8, a fifty-three- hike, to honor the famous beast. fas met on the outskirte of the by the village band and about hpol children, who fell in be- n@ him and breeged into the square.|, e he was greeted by Oscar and m Bailey, direct descendants of the memoria shaft. lah. Peete ic natin died in 1827 at Somers, \d John’ "Old Be! When the exercises were finished, childreh arid women rushed up to Old John with peanuts, appies, . ba- nanas and all kinds of eatables for the wrinkled, sad-eyed elephant that has_plodded o circus lots from the Penobscot to the Pacific. Old John, retired frora active duty by the Ring-~ ling: brothers, must have felt as though the hectic days of his career had returned. of his march, but he play wher it came his turn, He the big wreath and placed it on monument to America’s — first nt and trumpeted a note of fo Old Bet from Old John and Brothers’ Elephant Herd,"* inscription on the wreath, and John” placed it on the monu- When the children sang ‘‘The “Spangled Banner,” “Old John” n to bend dow on his knees.|of Mra, Simeon Brady, ‘Old John" will board an automobile truck and bd down for the occasion, flags} go back to Bridgeport, where he Is at half mast and prominent men | spending his declining days, He will chester County joined with\be seventy-five years old next month, | Boys Easter Opportunity! wo-Pants Suits ‘G45 are all wool—and if dignity and ames we any attraction they will make many friends for these stores. About fifty patterns to select from— and all in new Spring models, including the sport-back coats. Suits that appeal to you for their style, their quality aig their economy. All with two pairs full lined pants, Sizes 7 to 16, 4 However, we must limit the sale to one week ending Friday, April 21st. a ' Geass eee STORES OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P.M, Stor e @ 3RD AVENUE 16th and 16th Sts. N. W. Corner 83rd St. Yonkers Store—-25-29 North Broadway t Elephant to ‘Visit U.S. Honored by Oldest Living One {BOTE + John L. Sullivan, oldest elephant in the Ringling Brothers, Bar- c é num & Bailey Circus, who is walking through New York State to retire- ment on a farm, stopped at the Village of Somers yesterday to place a tribute on the memorial shaft erected to Oid Beth, the first elephant exhibited in the United States by Hachaliah Bailey in 1815, Photo shows a gerfera) view of the ceremonies and includes school children, the Village Board, John’ L to pay their respects to After resting last night at the home! ASKS HALF HOLIDAY ON GRANT BIRTHDAY Alderman Introduces Resolution Asking It for City Bm- ployees. ’ ‘To give a half holifmy on April 27, the centenary of the birtft. of Gen. Ulysses 8. Grant, to all city em. ployees who defflre to participate in The familiar tin-foil package with the yel- low label is tha only form in which Fleisch- mann’s Yoast ie sold DEPOSITS FLORAL r Wipe Worn The anima! Sullivan and the celebration, is the a 6 of an Al ration by the Committe on Rules, It wa. Mo Harding for and that the pu and the ( tor for the 1922. QUEERS DISTRICT. Street improvements to cost more than $2,000,000 were approved by the Jamaica Local Board of Improvements at a meeting Inst night. About thirty- four improvements jermanic resolution under consid. introduced by Alderman 8; R. rri It that President has called upon all citizens oper observance of the day rand Army of the Ro- Ame’ recites were approved Every street in the Woodhaven and Wnion Court district, adjoining Brook- lyn, not so paved and graded, will be paved and graded at orice. The board Iso set aside at block of ground ad- Joining Public School No. 77 as a pub- lic “park: blic, . the king great preparations Jebrationy at Grant's tomb* on noon of the day, n are ‘-Fleischmann’s fresh yeast increases the action of the intestines 'UNDREDS of men and women have already found free- dom from laxatives by eating Fleischniann’s fresh yeast. “ Doctors are now agreed that proper elimination of waste matter should be brought about by food. One dector‘éomes right out and states plainly that the indiscriminate use of cathartics is one of the causes of constipation. 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