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Evening star., 1920-05-26
SAYS COCKRELL SLEW
IN EMOTIONAL STORM
Mind Broke Under Conflicting Emo
tions of Love and Hate, De-
clares DR.. White.

Philip s. Cockrell was suffering from
an emotional storm" when he killed
his wife. Pearl Hortense Cockreu. at
her home $40 + street northeast,
July I, 1915. according to the tes-
rinony of DR.. William A. White, eu-
perintendent Of st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital before Justice Could and jury
in Criminal Division l, where Cock
rell is on trial for his life.
DIR. White declared the prisoners 8
mentality broke down under the con-
tinued strife between tho opposing
emotions of love and hate and that
hate. conouerng. impelled TO the homi-
eide
DIR. Whites evidence concluded the
expert testimony offered by the de-
fense Instructions to the jury Will
be discussed this afternoon and the
argument Of counsel will be made to-
morrow. the case being submitted late
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-05-26

Sport Coats, Of finest i'm
ported and domestic fabrics.
aannels, worstcds. etc. The
soft easy lines are decided
" smart; some are belted.
In various shades of tan.
green, blue. gray. SIS and
$40.
White Flannel Trousers for
all sports and general wear;
made Of the very finest
flannels and elegantly tai
iored. SIS pair.
Shirts-White Oxweave
Shirts. with attached col
lars. 81; the same material
without collars, A. Silk
Madras Shirts, in neat
striped patterns. either col
ored or white grounds. $3.50.
Pure Silk Natural Pongee
Shirts. extra fine quality,
with detachable soft collars,
$3.50. Plain White Radium
and Jersey Silk Shirts, $12.
Hosiery - A plentiful as
sortment of pure silk hosiery
embracing white. natural
and all plain colors as we'll
as the clocked and drop
stitch effects. Full fash
ioned Silk Hose. $3.50 and
up. Light weight All-wool
Hose, 81 pair. Sports Wool
Hose, SITS pair; Golf Hose,
$3.50 and $500 pair.
Bathing Suits-Fiber Silk,
in bright. alluring colors.
with contrasting bands, $l2
each. Heather color Wor-
sted Bathing Suits, with
bright colored stripes and
landings. very special value
at So. Other Bathing Suits
from S. to $50. Beach and
bathrobes. SO to $65. A Fine
White Sports Sweater for
canoe and outing wear,
$l6.50.
Evening star., 1920-05-26

Belts and Buckles-Lea-
ther Belts. in black, tan and
gray. 75c, 81 to 81; Separate
Belts for use with silver
buckles, 81, $3.50 and 81.
Sterling Silver Buckles, So
to $3.50. Soft Cuff Links,
various co1ored enamels, Soc
to $3.50.
Straw Hats-The correct
blocks for every man; quail
ties that the best dressers
are always careful to pro-
cure. Many novelty straws
this year, s. to $40. White
Duck Outing Hats, some
with green underbrim; also
Khaki Outing Hats, plain or
with green underbrim, 81
each.
Neckwear-For n G 81 ige c
wear-there is nothing 50
appropriate as a Bow Tie.
We have very large show
ing at the present time. The
colors are smart and un-
usual; the shapes the latest.
81, $3.50, 81 and $3.50. Soft
Collars, all materials and
shapes. SOC, 35c and Soc.
Sports and White Shoes
Tennis or Sports Canvas
Shoes, with rubber disc
ankle trimmings and extra
thick rubber soles, made for
service and very popular this
season, $3.50. Regular Ten
mis- Shoes. high and low cut
models; high, SITS; low,
$3.50. High-grade White
Canvas Oxfords, with rub
Der soles and spring heels;
can be used for street. boat
ing and sports. $3.50. An
unusual assortment ofzMen's
White Footwear, including
Buckskin Brogues. Buckskin
Neolin Sole Oxfords and
White Canvas, trimmed with
black or tan leather, So to
SIS pair.
Mems Store, First hoer.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Women's Sports Hats
for Summer Wear

We have distinctive line of Sports Hats that will meet every
authentic need OF
Milan Sailors in white and twotone effects $95 to $780,
Linen Hats for outing $3.50 S.
Banded Sailors travelling and sport in black and
colors $3.50 S1z00
Milan Hemp with flexible brims, in black white
and colors SlO5O 10
Misses and Chldens Linen Hats. coors, $lS5 to S550
MILDLY Hats for children and $1.o0.
Chidrens White Milan Hats with sreamers $500
Cdrens Teghorn with BINDS S195 and S.
. Panamas,
Section Third
Evening star., 1920-05-26
A Wardrobe
Trunk

For the Decoration day trip
A Dust-proof Trunk made
in the closed top style. 1t
will accommodate the ave-
rage amount of apparel for
man or woman. This trunk is
fastened by a Lever lock
simple and positive lock-
ing device. making it posi-
Bile to open or close the
trunk with one operation.
The whole appearance is
handsome. substantial and
dignihed.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Take a Kodak With
YOU

Kodaks and Cameras have
proven a source of pleasure to
thousands. Not only fun in
taking pictures. but interesting
and instructive. besides prov
ing an invaluable record.
Box Comeras. $3.50 to $S.e5.
Folding Brownie Cameras,
$500 to $500.
Folding Pocket Kodaks, $40
to s93.54.
Carrying Cases. suitable for
all size kodaks and cameras:
75c to $3.50.
Self Timers. S1.z5.
Portrait Attachments. sec
each.
Photo Paste. 1oc and 1Sc tube.
White Lead Pencils. 1oc each.
Photo Albums. 15c to $500.
Fresh Films for all kodaks
and cameras always in stock.
After you have taken your
pictures let us develop. print
and enlarge them for you.
Sporting Goods. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Picnic Suggestions
From the Housewares Section

TIO1II I1IE 11O0SCWd1SS 0SSt1011
Ice Cream Freezers, including the White Mountain and
the North Pole Ameal Freezers. both of which easily
operated The North Pole three sizes, $Z5e $500 and
$3.50 each.
Sterno Alcohol Camp Out6ts-Stoves. and 2 burner
colapsble Sterno Stoves. $5o and 500; also Sterno
Saucepans, Tea Kettles and Frying Pans Sterno Solid Al
cohol 10c
UNIVERSAL VACUUM BOTTLES IN ALL SIZES.
Picnic Paper Plates Picnic Paper Cups.
Picnic Paper Spoons. Lemonads Seraws.
Vacuum Bottle Kits. Paper Napkins.
Milk and Lemonade Shakers. Lunch Basketa
Paraffine Lunch or Sandwich Paper.
Collapsible Drinking Cups, aluminium and nickel
Housewares Section.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
STEAMSHIPS.
- STEAMSHIPS.
.E9[:;!i!i

Rasseager and Freight SERVES
~ From NEW YORK to
Q1aenstown and Liverpool
x. A. VICTORIA. A......... June -
Oubrovnik and Trieste
ss>ITALIA. June 8
Liverpool
VESTRIS. June 10
Cherbourg and Southampton
IMPERATOR June 10
Ppfras, Dubrovnik and Trieste
IPANNON1A. June ID
Plymouth, Chsrbourg. Southampton
ROYAL GEORGE. ..... June -
Plymouth Cherbourg and Liverpool
CARONIA ............. June ~
Londonderry and Glasgow
COLUMBIA. July
Queenstown and Liverpool
X. A. VICTORIA. July
Cherbourg and Southampton
MAURETANIA. July
Chefbourg and Southampton
IMPERATOR- July II
Plymouth, Cherbourg. Southampton
ROYAL GEORGE. July IS
Londonderry and Glasgow
COLUMBIA. July 81
Cherbourg and Southampton
AQUlTANIA. July 81
Plymouth. Cherbourg & Liverpool
CARONIA. ..,..-....---... July 20
For later aaiIinGs Apply
SIT 18th ST. NV. Washington.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Gervantes' Home to Be Museum,

MADRID. Nav 25.-A royal decree
today orders the Transformation oi
the residence in Toledo of Cervantes
the famous author. into a national
museum, under the supervision of the
department of fine arts
Evening star., 1920-05-26
7x7 ft., $50
8x1O f., 40
0Y/-10 e. CEn

Children's Play Tents. made
Of khaki cloth, size SKIS feet.
$500 each.
Cotton-woven II a m m 0 k s.
with pillows. fringe and va
lance. $2.75 each.
Khaki Canvas Couch Ham
mocks, with good springs anu
windshield. $500 each.
Lawn Swings, four-passenger,
neatly painted in red and green,
$3.50 each.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
u S. HAS COAL APLENTY,
SAYS MINES BUREAU MAN

CHICAGO. May 2s-The United
States is in no danger of exhausting
it's coal supplies in the near future.
for about 1000 years supply is avail
able, S. NJ. Darling of the bureau o.
mines. told the twelfth annual con-
yHRtfon of the International Railway
Fuel Association. He estimated the
supply of minable coal at 3.333.6o',-
10000 tons. Last years consumption
he said. was 530.0oo,0 900 tons,
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Women's White Footwear,
Sc to SIG

material workmanship
style Sea Island Canvas and
Baby
heels Colonial
Colonial Ties with pointed
Of
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Col. ]. F. Siler Ordered to Paris.

Col. Joseph F. Siler. Medical Corps.
in this city. has been ordered to Paris,
France. for duty at the interallied
surgical conference.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Mems S Apparel
e.. tho Mo, 20fh 0,,f;no md ,for

When it comes to sports and vacation clothes
YOU are always assured Of finding the right
sorts in this Mems Store.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Hosiery for Sport Occasions

$3.50, White Silk
and$ AK
Hosiery Section First floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
The NeO Bathing Suits

demonstrated brilliant
of
a
cotton Jersey a to of
bathing
Bathing Section, Third nsor.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
If You Play Tennis

You will want the very
best in the way of Play
ing Accessories. Here
YOU find nothing else.
Tennis Rackets in all
weights. $3.50 to $lz.se.
Children's Rackets. 7Se
and $1.W.
Tennis Poles. 500 pair.
Tennis Nets, $500 to
$3.50.
1920 Championship Tennis
Balls. 60c each.
Marking Tapes. 500 set.
Dry Markers for Tennis
courts. $z.z5 and $z.5e.
Tennis Racket Cases,
$z.z5.
Rackets Restrung, NS
to 500.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Priced at $4,000

Suit Cases and Travelling
Bags at the most moderate
prices; good qualities can be
offered.
Trunk Section. Fourth Aosr.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Women's Wash Skirts

Fancy wand
belts Prices
o of silk skirts $3.50
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Sweaters of All Kinds


a special &12'5
tuxedo collar and cuffs
In all variety
swear Section floor
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Sample Lingerie Waists

Very Specially Priced $1.95. $2.95, $395
These all manufacturers samples which have become
slightly soed from handling Every blouse worth much
more than the price which it is marked
Made of white vo and white organdies and nile
batistes Beautifully trimmed with embroidery, lace and
There quite variety of different Styles with high
or low necks and either long short sleeves
All sizes in the combined lot.
Very Special At These Prices
Section.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Plan to Get Your Decoration Day Needs Here Tomorrow
1.-The Star Spang1ed Banner .

Every American should display TIE flag the
;3Oth of May we'll place small one the
graves of the dear departed
Evening star., 1920-05-26
The Wenze11
Pofe1ess Tent

Is the tent every camper is
looking for. 1t has been thor
oughly tested and is in actual
use in practically all parts of
the u. S. and Canada. 1t is light
in weight, compact and very
strong and durable. The auto
tourist can carry them as easily
as a suit case. In sizes to ac-
commodate from two to eight
people.
Evening star., 1920-05-26

Rates are reasonable, and the
service unsurpassed. The vaults are
filled with cold. dry air at ali times.
Minimum rate is s. for valuations
up to So on coats: 81 for valuations
up to SIS on sets.
Phone Main 530o-Fur Storage
Evening star., 1920-05-26
A Special Purchase
Misses New Wash Skirts
Low Priced, $5 and $5.75

shipment of misses and small womens skirts have
pricing special for Decoration Day
quality gabardne in fancy plain models three
which illustrated AS embroidered
which little dresser than the
average Others trimmed with and
tucks while still others plain tailored
gathered all around while others gathered in
fairly and
pockets novelty style.
styles from which select and
they specially priced.
Mssess Section Fourthf
Evening star., 1920-05-26

Flag Helders, 2sc to $l.5o.
We have a complete as
sortment of Large Silk
Flags, mounted and un-
mounted: for chur c h e S,
lodges. schools and organi-
zations at moderate prices.
Foreign Flags, in cotton
and wool.
Flag Section. Fourth 6oor.
Evening star., 1920-05-26
Seasonab1e Apparel for Boys
Nav 3Oth and Later

Tropical clothes for dress and for play wear.
Genuine Shantung Silk Suits, $3.50.
Palm Beach Suits, $3.50.
Beach Cloth Suits, special, $875.
Khaki Suits $3.50 and $780,
Sports Combination Suit-consisting of Sports Collar
Blouse, Pants and Belt to match. S. and $6.
Separate Wash Knckers, $2.25 $3.75.
Separate Wash Knee Pants, $3.50 to $500.
Blouses $1.25 to $4.50
Sports Blouses $1.3s.
Neckwear, Belts etc.
Bathing SUITS for Boys
Direct from the makers of the Original California Bath
ing Suits Plain coors, combinations breast stripes
stripes sleeveless and quarter sleeves
They strictly all worsted.
Styles and sizes for small boys
Styles and sizes for his larger brother and youths
$3.50 to $3.50
Boys's sect Fourth floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
Seek Missing Person

Ella Mcdonald of Now York city Is
looking for her sister Elizabeth Jay,
or brother-in-law William jay. The
finding of either of these parties Is
necessary for the completion of some
transactions. The sister In New York
city wrote to the city clerk here. who
turned same over to the police depart
ment.
Eugene Cross of the Equitable In
company Of Trenton writes
to his city in an endeavor to ascer
tain IL William Rogers, seventy-hve
years old formerly employed by the
Pennsylvania railroad 10 dead. Inc
company has a life insurance
policy on this
Susie Mason 10 of Yale. Sussex
Virginia, Is endeavoring to 10.
cate her husband Herman Mason OF
1872 Paterson street, through the local
police. She states she was sent south
to be confined and her husband has
not communicated with her or SEM
any money t oaid in keepink her child
and herself
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
Jamesburg

The tickets for the entertainment
to be given at tho Star theatre by Miss
Mary Dawson and two blind enter
taiaers, are going we'll and q big
crowd Will 90 present on Thursday
J night 1t Is for the benefit OF the mo-
apparatus fund Of the Jamesburg
fire department.
Richard Lewis spent Tuesday in
New York city.
The Jamesburg Senior bowling five
are much dissatisfied with the recent
defeat at the hands of the Star Post
American Legion and will cross their
talents with the L~egionaries on Thurs
day evening at the Lewis alleys.
Willard Forman has added the con-
v~enience of q telephone to his home.
Star Post American Legion was not
represented al the big session OF the
War Risk Insurance branch Of the
legion activities. owing to the storm
that d~isarranged the railroad trains
until too late for attendance at the
convention. Fred Gunson, Fred Per-
rine and Harold Davall were the DEL
egates from Jamesburg.
An entertainment will be given
within the mex few weeks for the
benefit of the Methodist church.
Rev. j. B. Shaw has been returned
as pastor of the Jamesburg Methodist
church by the conference held at At
lantic City the past week.
The second series of dances by the
committee of young men In Lange'S
hall, will be given on Saturday night,
that promises to make the social life
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
EEWS

(By High School Correspondent.)
The Musical Club of Bucknell Uni
.versity will play in the local high
school auditorium, Wednesday night,
March "a. This is the first time that
q college Glee Club has ever visited
this city. The club will be lead by
Paul Stoltz. dean of the music school
of Bucknell University and has thirty
five members part of whom sing and
the other play string instruments.
The entire affair will be run under
the auspices of the class of 20 In
order to furnish a part of the none
needed to defray their expenses for a
trip to Washington d. c.. 1t has been
the custom for each class the spring
before It's graduation to journey to
Washington and see the sights of the
capitol. This was always done until
the United States entered the war and
then the buildings of interest in most
cases were closed. This year they
have been re-opened but it Is found
that expenses have more than
doubled.
The Dramatic Club has decided to
present Husbands On Approval for
their annual play. The play will be
May 8. Rehearsals will begin
soon while the try-outs will take place
March Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
QUESTION or ENGINEER FOR
MATAWAN SEWER SYSTEM
George w. johnson Would Have to
be Employed under Agreement
Borough Council at Meeting
3V Special Correspondent.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
MATAWAN, March 10:-A long
discussion took place last night at
the council meeting on the sewer
question. There seems to be consid-
cradle doubt as to whether or not
the council has a right to employ
another engineer to install h sewer
system in this borough in view Of the
fact that George w. Johnson of New
York was employed to make the
maps and draw up specifications.
There seems to be an agreement
whereby If the sewer Is built accord
Ing to ~Johnson's plans Johnson would
have to be employed TO superintend
the work Of construction.
Under the Johnson agreement ne
is to obtain q certain percentage of
the amount paid for the work as his
fee. 1t was thought that ~Johnson's
percentage was too high and that
other engineers could be obtained for
much less. The matter was finally
left in the hands of Mayor Henderson
with Instructions to see Johnson and
talk the matter over with him and
report at the next meeting of the
council.
A communication was received
from William p. Fink, who lives next
to the standpipe, that the pipe Is Of
ten allowed to overflow and floods his
property. The water department said
they would see that the overlooking
of the pipe did not occur.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
WOMEN BEFORE
KEYPORT BODY
Take Up Garbage Question -
Other Business Transacted
at Council Meeting
b. Special Correspondent.

KEYPORT, Mach 10--Represon-
tAtivas from the Keyport Improve
ment Association appeared before the
mayor and council Monday night and
Urged that garbage collections be
made from tho rear OF the houses
and thus do away with the unsightly
array OF all sorts of receptacles
standing along the curb line. They
also urged that the ordinance direct
ing that garbage n ashes be kept
in separate containers be enforced.
The committee were informed that
the ordinance concerning the collec-
ton of garbage was under h juris-
diction of the Board Of Health.
The mayor and council assured the
women, however, that the question OF
collecting the garbage from the rear
Of the property would be looked Into
before the award of the contract for
the coming year was made. The as
ISOLATION was represented by Mrs. NJ.
J.. Terry. Mrs. Charles s. jerks and
Miss Susan Brown.
Michael Kelly asked that the sewer
system be carried on to his property
on Maple place. The matter was re-
ferred to the sewer committee.
George Porter asked that he be
permitted to erect an extension TO his
building standing In the rear Of his
AOt "a DiOau L CT HlhSSlOi NA7
granted.
A bid was received from George
Richardson Of Fair Haven for the
cleaning of the two septic tanks. The
amount asked for vas $1,000. AS
this work is very essential the matter
was referred to the sewer committee
with power to act.
A petition for the laying Of side
walks on Kearney street was received
and referred to the street committee.
Another petition covering several
streets in East Keyport VIII be pre-
sented in the near future.
A resolution was offered by Coun-
Gilman Cherry, seconded by Mr.. Mat
thews, accepting On behalf OF the
and council the land and build
ing known as the Raritan Guard
Library. This property having |
been given to the borough by the
Rsritan Guards Library and Military
Association. !
The mayor reported upon the result
OF the interview had by him together
with the committee Of citizens with
state highway commission In re-
gard to the route of the state high !
way through the borough. After a
general discussion 1t was decided to
await further action OF the part Of
The commission.
Councilman Van Pelt reported that
c would cost about $50 to equip the i
policemen with rubber coats and
was directed to purchase them at
figure IL he could do no better.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
Real Estate

In many of the towns there seems
to be a marked increase In building
operations. With labor conditions
becoming more stabilized there is
every indication that, with the ap-
proach of good weather, the housing
conditions will be partially relieved
by thu end of the summer. While
supplies of building materials con-
tinue to be limited at present, the
improved labor conditions are stimu-
lating production, making 1t more
convenient for builders to proceed
with operations. There is still an
acute shortage of housing accommo-
dations in every part of The country,
but reports from other cities show
steady Improvement in the number
If residential operations that are
being planned and undertaken for
the remaining of the current a
Perth Amboy, however, has not
yet made a move in the building line
although conditions here are proba-
bly, as bad or worse than in many of
the surrounding cities. Architects
and builders have very little to say
on the subject except that people are
waiting for the cost of materials to
go down.
Real estate is almost at a stand
There are a few transactions
reported, but 1t shows hat The same.
much-handled property is going
through the old process once more.
Alpern & Company report the fol-
sales:
Six-family brick apartment house,
800 High street, from David Levine
to Max Cast.
Two-family dwelling, 1914 Sherman
street, from Samuel Mandel to Hans
Lund. -.
T~wo-family brick dwelling, 1914
street. from Samuel Hoch-
helser to l.. Peterson.
]. Nobel Pierson & Son report h a
they are putting out plans for the
Greek Catholic church at Fords.
In reference to the proposed erec-
tion Of the new school on Hall avenue,
the following data has been received
relating to the school building in other
cities Of the state:
The bids for the new fifteen room
school in New Brunswick show that
the approximate cost of the building
will be s1S0,000. Four general con-
three electric and three
plumbing, made bids. In Harrison,
the new seventeen room chool
building nine general contractors,
three electric five plumbing and eight
heating, bids. The proposed Paterson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
HeLmetta

Following an illness of but two
days the eleven months old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II. James,
Ida Elizabeth James. died at the
home of her parents Tuesday morn
ing. The child was taken III Sunday
and the best medical skill possible
was given the child but without
avail. The cause of the child's death
was pneumonia. Funeral services
will be held from the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James on Thursday after
noon and the interment will be in st.
James cemetery, Jamesburg.
Joseph Hoffman, who has been
employed in New York, Boston and
has returned home.
So busy have. the George w. Helme
become of late that help
are committing daily from English
town, Hightstown and Old Bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
Attack Red Cross Ship

By The Associated Press.
SCUTARI, Alybania, Feb. 9.OThe
steamer Skodra, flying the French
flag and carrying American Red Cross
supplies for Montenegro, was held up
by bandits this week while enroute
up the Bojana River, and one of the
sailors was wounded.
The ship had just reached a bend In
the river when the bandits appeared
with machine guns and began to m
bark a boarding party in small boats.
The captain received permission TO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10

turn about, in order to secure better
anchorage. but when he had fully turn
ed he ordered all steam ahead ano seq
down the river. The bandits immeo-
lately opened fire and riddied II
gides and upper deck OF the snip WIN
machine gun bullets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10
Past councillors to Meet

By Sp<ninl C~orrespOndent. mL
sOIJTH AMBOY, March 10:LThs
past Councillors of Joel Parker Coun-
ell. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, will meet Friday
night and make arrangements to at:
tend the meeting of the County Fas.
Councillors Association to be held IN
Midtown as the guests of CharIes l
Walters Council No. 1fS OF tha'
nlaca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10

ened system the food elements which
are not taken from the diet and are
scientifically prepared that they are
easily taken up by the system and
quickly turned into new flesh and
strength. This pure food b~ody-build-
Is guaranteed free from alcohol or
dangerous drugs In any form.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-10

of Jamesburg more inviting. Lovers
of dancing from surrounding towns
find much enjoyment from these
dances as a five piece orchestra fur
nishes hi music.