The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1920, Page 15

IND LIEUTENANT “MISSING 11 MONTHS d in France, He Was Over- come Later, He Says, and Could Not Get Home. PARIS, July 22.—First Lieut. Ber- J. MoNellis, Company L, 10ist In- wntry, has reported at American Army ters here or transportation after an absence from duty of jon months, His home address ts ter, Mass, Tout. MoNellia waa gassed, twice at emin des Dames in'1918. He spent time in the hospital at Bor- and recetved ordera to report Brest for embarkation homeward. ie passing through Angouleme he @eized with faintness due to an 14 wound. He spent a month In a ospital and has been trying ever he says, to get home. eneeninegiliiecmenesnsy jeresy Infantry in Tactical Ma- nocurres, The Sixth Infantry loft Camp mA- WN. J. carly to-day for tactical res in the outlying country. It AU @pend the night under canvas and 1 weturn to camp to-morrow to take sthe Governor's Day celebration both Gov, Edwards and former Gow, uinyon will rt. Bristol’ Street, Broo} o-day by plunging from an up- { hor home to the rear rand had ex- oR I ENDS LIFE AS HE : fs _,. | Bronx. Morphine and Acid Found Beside | Body of Asbury Park City Commissioner. ASBURY PARK, N. J., July 22,—Sul- cide while trout Ashing ended the career THE EVENING _ of Salisbury, N, C., dled suddenly from heart disease last night while talking FISHES ON HIS FARM | wit» his brother, Caste, { the Intter's home at No, 406 Bast 16ist Street, the | MOTHER! — of Dr. Hugh §. Kinmouth, physician and| “California Syrup of Figs” Child’s Best Laxative. member of the Asbury Park City Com- minsion, It was reported to-day by County Physician Reginald 8, Bennett. Dr. Kinmouth's body, with his fishing rod beside it, was found yesterday on the bank of a trout stream on his farm near Belmar, N. J. Julius Holland, his chauffeur who dis- covered the body, called Dr. William L, Kinmouth, a brother, who found mor- phine tablets and a carbolic acid bottle beside the dead man, Apparently Com- misaioner “Kinmouth took morphine to deaden him to the pain of the acid which he swallowed. Commissioner Kinmouth was born in Kortright, N. Y., Jan. 81, 1848, served in the 13th New York Cavalry in the Civil War, was a graduate of the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, and ¢ to Asbury Park in 1873, 500 Germ Bearing more Germans dam sailed from Hoboken for Rotter- dam yesterday with 2,121 passengers, gecond class and the others steerage. bottle. re-| Accept “California” Syrup of Fifss Tr native countey, the Hor. | only—look for the name California ica Ling steamship Rotter-|on the package, then you are sure ‘our child is having the best and most dam yous were In’ the first cabin” fas| harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. fruity taste. Children love its Full directions on each You must say “California.”— 7 20° Foil package with moistures proof paper wrapper 20% a += SSE vithD, bog avert, Suut 22, Michael Mouchey, BROOKLYN . | Advt. Store Closed All Day Saturday * for “Sweet Caps” this time! You'll say OPPENHEIM.CLUNS&G Dad. FULLUN Siiee.i—bKOUKLY N One Day Only—Friday had pretty fair judgment, Special Shoe Offering he REED White Reignskin Pumps af knew he liked them—but here’s why he liked them :—Everybody knows’, that the individuality of a cigarette is in the blend. And SWEET Caporals are made from Golden Virginia - tobacco blended with just a dash of Turkish; not merely “cured” but cured Kinney’s good old-fashioned way. Have that in mind when you try Sweet APORAL Cigarettes the first time, and after that you wil ask for “Sweet Caps” every time. Those two words are evidence to everybody every- where that you know something about good CIGARETTES tae | | AN rwo of the season’s smartest models developed in the finest quality reignskin with covered Louis XV. heels | ThteSale Also Applies to Our New York and Newark Stores, Summer Voile Dresses Extraordinary Values In the fashionable printed flowered, striped and plain tone Voiles—many In combination effects. \ 7. 90 Smart Summer Frocks Values to 25.00 Dainty models of Dotted Swiss, sheer Organdles )\ 1 yf and Voiles. Corn, Rose, Orchid, White and Blue. f | 15 100 Separate Silk Skirts ; For Women and Missea 12.75 Values to 22.50 Tailored Sport Models of superior quality lustrous Baronette Satin-and Novelty Silks. * Har Mesarstnss Rha —which means thet if you don't like Sweet Caporal Cigarcttes you oan get your money back frog the dealer, ee Open Dally Til! 6 P.M. ve, EAU de HENNA | o 40 Famous Brande Clother OPEN DAILY TILL SATURDAY TILL 9 P. “SENIOR” the above L pea cheviots an ever made by th ENTIRE SECOND FLOOB (Between Sth Ave. and Broadway) Opp. Waldor! Hotel WORKS LIKE A CHARM Unequalled for giving natural color to faded or grey hair. Splendid for touching up Blends beautifully where Henna has been used. Not affected by permanent waving, shampoo ing or salt water bathing, Guaranteed abso lutely harmless, ‘T'wo liquids, one application Colors: Black, Dark Brown, Light Brown, |] Medium Brown, Auburn, Blond, At your dealers $9.60 or by muil, BEGINNING TODAY— . 1600 Suits Formerly °65-°60-°55-°50 To Be Offered While They Last At One Price 40 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS 337 Embraced in this sale is every light and medium weight suit that formerly sold at Worsteds, cassimeres, homespuns, in light and dark colors, as well cs blue serges. i This stock is composed entirely of the 40 farnous, nationally advertised brands featured byus. Originally priced from $5 to $20 below those'prevailing at the time elsewhere, this sale constitutes the greatest vaiue-giving effort E’ big 2nd floor shop. Also 197 Suits That Were '35—*40—*45 These Suits are chiefly young men’s models in light colors. All sizes from 33 to 42. Only one, tw6 and three of a kind. Same were carried over from !ast season. While they last, $20. In Palm Beach, Panama, Mohair, Big Savings Gabardine and numerous other mo eee tam enema ‘Tropical Weight Suits. Street Saturday Till 9 P. HAIR SPECIALTY CO., Dept. F, Gramercy Blo SUNIOR" All sizes. bn CA 2