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New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
U. 5. MARINES RUSHED TO CAPITAL
 OF HONDURAS TO PROTECT LIVES
American Legation Fired Upon and Foreign Prop erty, Valued at S400,0O0, Has Been Destroyed.

Washington, March l9.-A landing force of 16T sailors and nine officers from the cruiser Milwaukee, at Anna pala, Honduras was being rushed to- day from that port to Tegucigalpa. the Honduran capital, where wild disor- der prevails.
 The landing force was asked for by American minister Morales for the protection of the American legation and consular offices, fired upon by drunken soldiers over which the Hon. duran ministry had lost all control.
 Consular adyices from Tegucigalpa also said many innocent persons were being shot down and footing was rampant
 Losses estimated at s40O,000 have been suffered principally by British, Chinese and American merchants.
 Arrangements have been completed by which the American naval detach- mont will be passed through the lines of revolutionary forces attacking Tegucigalpa.
 State department officials said the sending of the detachment had been approved here on the ground that it was vitally necessary to protect American lives and property.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
SON AND DAUGHTER GIVE
 BLOOD TO SAVE MOTHER
George l.. Fisk and Mrs. Evelyn De- Mars Of Hartford Submit 10
 Transmission.

George l.. Fisk of 4S Woodland street, compositor on the Herald" and his sister, Mrs. Evelyn DeMars of wethersfield avenue, Hartford, sub mitted to a blood transfusion at the New Britain General hospital yester- day morning in an effort to save the life of their mother, Mrs. Nora Fisk, who is confined there.
 Mrs. Fisk was in a weakened con- dition and as it was necessary for her to undergo an operation if she was to live. her son and daughter offered themselves. It is expected that the operation will be performed at the institution tonight or tomorrow morn ing.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
ANOTHER FALLS SUICIDE
Niagara Police lind OtcIcoat and Poison I;pttIc. But No Person. Near Goat Island Isritiee.

Niagara Falls. \. Y. March is.-- The police had barely identified a man who lcapcd from inc lower steel arch bridge into the lower rapids at mid night Monday as George snyder of this city than they faced another sui eide mystery.
 \ dark gray Usercoat and an empty boiti" that had contained poison were found on the Goat Island bridge a few yards out from the mainland last night and the police believe that their owner ieaped to his death from the bridge into the rapids above the falls
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
Prisoners Fight Over
 DOminOes, One Killed

BSiieionte. Pa. March lg.-A game Of dominoes between Floyd Mason and William Muse. negro prisoners in the Western pcnitentiary at RockS few. resulted in a quarrel and the death or Mason. it became known today. In the fight. ten days ago. Muse, who has ere arm. struck Mason powerful blow, knocking him to the concrete floor He suffered concussiuu of the brain and died last Monday. Muse vas to have becu discharged last Thursday. but he now has tO answer for tine death of liason. Mason was str'ing time for manslaughter and Mus Tor robbery.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
Jealous Lover Admits He
 ChlorOfOrmed Sweetheart

SUrristoWn. Pa.. March 19.-Haro1e Dean. z2. Is held here without bail i1 connection with the death of Louiss Bruppacher. February %. at the Brnppacher farmhouse. where Dear boarded.
 Dean was said io have confessed tc police that he chioroformed the eir1 as she lay asleep. Jealousy of atten- ton paid by other suifors of Miss Bruppsch.r was said to haFecattsed his action.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
Junior High School Boy
 Victim of Pneumonia

William Jacob Kieneli, the 14- J. Kienell Of 12 Cottage Place, died of pneumonia late last night at his home. He attended the Elihu Bur ritt Junior high school. being in the seventh grade. He leaves besides his mother and father. several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held from his late home tomorrow aft ernoon al s:30 o'clock, Rev. Raymond \. Gilman of the Stanley Memorial church officiating. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
Bonds of knutsOn and
 Hull Reduced t0 S3 OO0

Washington, March fs.-The bonds of Representative Harold knutson of Minnesota and Jercy N. Hull of Washington who have been held for grand jury action in Arlington county. Virginia, on serious statutory charges. were reduced today from s5.oO9 each to ss.06e each.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
IHoMpsoN.s srArIMINr

Cleveland. March 1g.-CUl. Carmi \. Thompson of Cleveland. named in thc Washington Teapot Dome iuvestisa- ton by Ttfin Gilmore fn connection with a land deal when reached By telephone at Ironton. Ohio. said. T have never had land deal Of any kind in the southwest. I do not recall the conversation referred Co uith Gn- more
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
cH,nGE AGAINST r1IGENBatM

. At Hseeting of the building con- mission last night. Plumbing 1n-
 spector r. J. Tornay reported that
 Herman Feigenbaum is doing work without permits and that he is an
 unlicensed plumber. both being rio- iatious of city ordinances. Chairman I. Wexler will nanr q committee to determine what action shall be taken against Feigenbaum.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
KRISTEN AGAIN APPEALS

Washington. March Is. ~ Julcs (NickyD Arnstein and others. con- victed with him here in the New York bond thefts. today asked the supreme court by petition 10 review alleged technical defects in the in- ,lictnent and proceedings in the lower courts.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
\. 2. TOAD ANIMAL.

New York, March 1g.-StOclhoIders of the \. r., Y. II. < H. railroad al their annual meeting in New Haven April 16 will consider a proposed issue either of bonds or notes to proyid. funds for improvements and for re- funding approaching maturities.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
TYPHOID AT Mox.srERY

quebec. March 1s.-An outbreak of typhoid feter has afflicted the Eudist Monastery in ChaIiesbourg. Brother Francois DesJardins has died from the disease.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
NEW COAST GuARD CUTTER

Washington. March fs.-The treas ury's recommendation that new ssz5.Oo0 vessel be built to replace the famous old coast guard cutter Bear. veteran of Alaskan waters. was ap- proved by the house in a bin passed today.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
JAP PRINCE DIES

Tokio. March 1s.-Prince Hiratada kwacho. head Of one ff the collateral branches CT the imperial Japanese family. died tonight of spinal menin- gifts.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
THE WEATHER

Hartf0rl Mar. fe.-Forezast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight Thursday iBcreas- ing cloudiness: little c.baBer in teunpesafurc
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
This Is Hesrsay Evidence Introduced In Teapot Hearing Today By Ohio State Official
Darden, Friend of Harding, Tells of Clash With Sin clair and Losing Out on Leases.
SINCLAIR AND FORMER SECRETARY CALLED

l Washington, March -Ccss;n "oo"' an oil deai' at the republican nauohai convention in 1es0, and a story about venture in Teapot Dome that coilided with that of Harry F sinclair made up today's book of tcs- tlmony in the oil inquiry.
 i Csi At Convention
 The tale about the Chicago conyen- ton was brought before tho oil conn. mitiee by Tiffin Gilmore, deputy sec- relary of the state of Ohio, who work ed in 1920 for Leonard Wood ia said II was common talk that there lad been deal between oil opera tors and the possible nominee" that he understood an offer was made to Wood and was refused: but that he Knew the names of none of the mon concerned and had no first hand in- formation whatever to support the story.
 Darlon Was Eic,ictI
 James G. Darden. friend or presi- d"nt Harding and a man of far-flying interests, tesiiiipd about the Teapot venture in which he himself was in- tcrosted along with John r. Campion anu Robert i, Taylor. He said they had made claim to leo acres. with out fence or n scratch upon it. had been promised some sort of an adjustment by Secretary Payne in the Wilson administration; bui never had tpplied for lease and eventually had been elected by marines after fine re- scrN" was leased to Sinclair.
 Knew ShrlRir stood tn Darden declared he had learned through gossip two months in ad- vance that Sinclair was to get the lease. An arrangement was made with with the Mutual oil company to da- relop the claim, and Darden's lawyer, Robert < Bright. told the committee that the development rompany began work after it became known that the Sinclair leusr had been consummatcd. Their hope Sas. he said to contest the legality Of the Sinclair contract, but when Darden took the matter up with President Harding and Attorney General naugherty he found that Sec
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
H. MUNDO
Continuation de Ia Ia. pAg.

-~~@~AS$SAO@A
clio habran dos torres; la que csta al
Sur os Ia mas alta Y la pr1mera que Sc
divisaxa al entrar en- San Juan. Esta
torre ademas de servir un proposito ar
quitec1oaico, tiene su fin de ut1lldad'
porQuc habra de convertirse en- la: off
Gina del Director de la Escuela. La to-
RE en- la esquina suroeste, mas cerca
San Jusn-es para fines arquitectoni
COS na13 mas.
El aspacio en- medic de las torres al
frente y los Iados del edific1o y baJc
las vcntanas del segundo piso, sera
adornado con columnas y ARGOS, sobre
los cualos Sc colocara una torreclta,
quo llevara las mismas dimensiones Y
los mismos detalles que las torres del
segundo piso, sera coronado con un
techo angular cubierto de losetas he
chas 4 mano a semejanza del estilo
antique espanol, de varios tonos' desde
ell vioIcta o9curo hasta los rojos mas
Drillantes salmoneada con tejas ma
rroncS, fernando un raro dlSeno.
Los ncmbres dc los medicos famosos
ell mcdicina tropical seran puestos en-
paneleS de marmol directamente encl-
ma de la abertura de los ARGOS.
FL cGificio estara localizado cerca
de 500 pies al este del Capitolio fren
tie Ia Carcel Municipal de la Parada
2 en- Pusrta de Tierra, y estara unos
116 pies de separation de la Carretera
Ponce d. Leon, en- Inca recta con la
parsd principal del capitolio. La te-
rraza del frente estara dividida en- dos
secciones, una dos pies mas alta gu
Ia otra con una pared ancha de concrete
en- el medic del edificio que da Ia Sc
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ANULNCIOS ECONOiMLCOS.

CORBATAS lavables en- colores blan
cas-, azul, rosa, verde, lila, con lis
tas de diferentes colores a 90 centavos
docena. r. A. Umpierre, Brau 80, San
Juan, p. r. 11-24.
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TENEHOS PARA VENDER A PLA-
ZOS COM0DOS.-Pianos. Auto-pia

nos, Fon6grafos. Juegos de comedor,
Juegos Gle Habitaci0n, Neveras, rope
ros V toda clase de muebles Gle sala
No deie de venir a comprar sus nue.
bles antes de nayidad. Pues con cual-
quier cantidad de dinero podra usted
llevar 10 que necesite, pagar ell res
to a plazos c0modOs. Vendemos para
toda la islas Escrfbanos y le enviare-
mos Agente. Conducci6n a Santurce
y San Juan gratis. La Joya del Hogar,
Cristo No. 13. San Juan, Y La Joyi
ia, Carretera No. 115, Santurce. 1917
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24

OPORTUNIDAD para senoras que
Sc embarcan. Vendo abrigo piel dc
foca 3 "A de largo, de 3G 40 ancho.
PreciO razonable. Informara telefono
80 negro, Santurce. 1l-Z9
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TIPORTANTE.-P oficiniSta o pro
fesOra. Amplia habitaci6n comidaS
en- casa familia por POGO dinero. Fren-
tie Brumbaugh. Informes en- San Juan
BautiSta No. S Parada I. i.
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CASA A PLAZOS.-Compre su casa

CASA a PLAZOS.-Compre su casa
con 10. que pagara de alquiler. En-
el sitio mas sano Y fresco de Santurce
I (Monteflores), con calle embreada, luz
electrical, tel6fono, gas Y aqua Ca to-
das horas) puede usted adquirir la SUI
va, limpia, atractiva Y de moderna
construction, pagando pequefa canti-
dad al contado, Y ell resto en- hipoteca
a pagar mensualmente, como 81 fuera
alquiIer Bnen vecindario, sitio delicio-
so, panorama bellfsimo, transporte fi-
Gil por seryicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En- cuanto Sc resuelva la Tranquil
cia, la nueva lfnea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci0n. Venga a yer
las va vendidas y habitadas por sus
duefos, quienes estan encantados de
su buena adquisici6n. Asf, indaga usted
Y Sc informa por ellos mismos direc-
tamente. y Informara: Ulises Roman
Borges Cristo 1, tercer piso. Tel6fo-
no 155, San Juan. p.
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CE VENDEN a precios sumamente
baratos autom0vil Ford Touring
nuevo. tres 8lfas de uso; Cadillac ocho
cilindros muy buenas condolences; I;
Studebaker light six modelO 1924 muy
buenas condolences; Maxwell Club Sc
dan modelo 1924 eXcelentes condiciO-
nes V un Overland cuatro ciiindrOS ca
81 nuevo. Informard The Fisk Tire
Store, Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Te
lGfono 4, 6, s. Comercio st. No. 10, San
Juan pOrto4 Rico. y
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CIRVIEATA: Entendida en- cocina Y
Otros 5qtehaceres de una casa en- IA
milia corta sc necesita. Traiga refe-
rencias. Informe Gale Barcelona No.
%, paradas 16-1I2 Eouturce, Tel6fono
AZuts 11-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24

CE VENDEN muebles- usados finos Y
completamente nuevos; cuatro jue-
gos de cuarto, juego de sala, juego de
comedor, cinco magnfficas alfombras
Y una Victrola, etc. Stop 2G, San JO-
Sc No. A. Phone 1O0G, Santurce. 1925
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CE VENDE.-Trcs vacas Holstein con
mas dc tres mcses de prehadas.
Producer dc IS 20 litros reci6n pa
ridas. Ademas otra Guernsey Infor-
mes, ca1ie Hernandez No. 6, Stop II,
Telefono 825 azul. lips
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DARA TENTR So CABELLO use Ia

famosa Tintura Flor de la Palma
Y la pomada Brillantina. Ordenes al
detail por G. o. ID. Manuel Perez.
Pedro Arzuaga 80. Rio Piedras. 12-4
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SEsVENDE casa en- Rio 'Piedras, ca
lie Roble - Ocho habitaciones, tres
EN- planta alta ; doble servicio SANTA
rio; sala. comedor amplio, buen patio,
arboles frutales. Para infOrmes, tele-
fon0. 137 negro, Hato Rey Box 355,
Rio Piedras. 1911
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PATRONES PARA LABORES. Cus

CE VENDEN Chine,as de Pajilla a
1.75 doc. Gorras Sombreritos pa
ra nihos, $1.75 a 2.25 doc. SERVINGS
C. O. d. Julian Carrasco, Rafael Cor
dero st. No. 98 San Juan. 11-30
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MRS. JAY HAYDEN DIES
FROM HEART DISEASE.
Wife of Newspaper Correspondent
Expires Suddenly in
Home Here.

Mrs. Marguerite Scholl Hayden,
wife of Jay G. Hayden, Washington
correspondent of the Detroit News,
died suddenly last night from an at
tack of heart disease at their home
here. 1924 Twentieth street northwest.
Mrs. Hayden. apparently in good
health, was talking with Mr.. Hayden
and her mother, Mrs. Scholl, about
1880 o'clock when she became i'll.
Two physicians were called in, but
they were unable to revive her.
Funeral services, which will be
private, will be held at the home at
10 am. tomorrow morning. Rev. DR..
]. ]. Muir, chaplain Of the Senate,
will officiate. Interment will be made
in Detroit.
Mrs. Hayden had many friends in
Washington. She came here with
Mr.. Hayden in 1914, when he was
assigned to Washington as CORE
spondent for the Detroit News. Mrs.
Hayden was born in Detroit in 1892.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Scholl. She is survived by her hus-
band, a son Martin, IL years old, and
her mother, Mrs. Scholl, who has
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayden in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following;
John r. Barnes and Dora Strother.
Joseph ii. Rosenberger of Jefersonton, Va,
and Pearle J.. Brent Of Rockdsh. Va.
Bernard B. Jones Of Madison, Wis, and
Helen L. Bonebrake of this city.
Robert McChee and Lillian Haislip, both of
Fredericksburg, Va
Thomas II. Eakle and Lethis Hoffman, both
of Wsynesboro, Pa.
Harry Z. Walters and Agnes G. Jacobs.
Robert l.. Martin. jr., of Cumberla nd, NC,
and Doris !. Wagner Of this city.
Benjamin w. SUNNY and Lulu F. Morgan.
Martin Portor and Ada Payne.
Thomas Brown and Daisy NJ. Parker.
Tom farley and Gertrude Good.
William 4. Branson and Josephine Lee.
Joseph Banner and Hazel A. Phillips.
Joseph S. Hlteshew and Sarah I. Mccall,
both of Hainesvile. Va.
Bernard W Luck and Dorothy II. Herndon,
both Of Richmond, Va.
Fred ]. Miller and Mary Schultz, both Of
Baltimore, Nd.
samuel Godstein of Brooklyn. n. Y, and
Dottie T. klibanof of this city.
Alden T. Keetug Of Sattick, Mass, and
Edna P. Todd of this city.
Leslie Z. Spock, jr.. Of Babylon, y. Y, and
Estelle C. Griest OF this city.
Laurence A. Kelley and Stella N. Mudd.
Edward Smith OF Brentwood. Md, and
Lotte Bass of Mount Rainier. Md.
Louis J. Bechhold and Elizabeth Bealle.
Myron T. Perry of Quantico, Va, and Irma
L. Chatham of this city.
Stanley Deskins of Hall Hill. Va, and Jessie
Fleet Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-27
NeathS.

NEIL. ofhcers ana members of Columbia
Lodge; No. So. I. B. P. o. 3. W, are here
tonight, December 81, 1924, at pm. to
pay tribute OF respect to the memory OF
sa aa a a5eaR 6Ss,. for the funeral o.
1sBBssrted this lie Thursday. December ..
ST. ~; at l2l5 pm: Funeral will be held
hsnury VI. Z. Church, Iith and X sts. NV
rev. hing, pastor.-Brothers are ordered 10
staf hds see 1d F lSS9 MC0
D. l. B. p. o. Z. W, are invited to attend.
..t..t. John F. ROSS. EIaitsd Ruler
oRPEN. Friday. December 90. 1924. at 8 80
IN, AT MS residence. 1926 Otis pI. HENRY
4r nehN' F beloved husband of Mary Robey
and friends invited Tnterment at CnnEres,
sionsl Cemetery. (st. Louis and Denver
papers please copy
ROBINSON: Departed this life December u
I~saS az O'Clock ?. M, Rev. JAMES ROB
VIE, three daughters, two sons, a host Of
friends and relatives; He was pastor Of St
county, Va. IL years. His remains will lie
In state from am. until 1880 pm, Mon
cay; pe &c, q at Jerusalem Baptist
relatives invited. Rev. 6. a. Harris. pas pas
Baptist Ministers Conference Of washing
ton. d. &, and vicinity. Rev. N. W. +.
Pres.
Loving. D. D.. secretary. Is.
SMITH. Departed this life wednesday. De-
cember a, 1924, at l1:4O pm. after lin
sve; s,T =; ELIzARETH SMITH: devoted
John. Alice. Andrew. wesley and Franc;
Smith: sister of Mrs. Mary Barnes, Alex
ander Henson. Thomas and William jenkins
Funeral from Ridgley's NJ. r. Church Seat
Pieasant, Nd, Sunday, December 2s. at
L O'Clock pm
Somewhere in Gods glory
Dwelling in that holy city
With the golden g gates sjsr;
residence, 49, 10th st. NV, MARY p.
SMITH, mother OF Martha Hackett, Bessie
Ramos, Margaret Swami. John Smith, laura
Shelton, Joseph Smith and Lena Long. Fu-
neral Sunday, December IS. at 1:30 pm.
from Liberty Baptist Church. sd St be
tween IL and / SITS. Relatives and friends
SNYDER. Wednesday. December "a 1924 at
her sons residence Dr. Henry T. r. Sny-
Nd, anna soPHIA. '' WIDOW HuD Of ' HeDT1
above residence Monday, December % at
$50 am. thence TO st. James' Church.
hs ra Teauiem high mass will be for
Md. -
ToWLES. December IS 1924, GEORGE "
TOWLEs, formerly of Culpeper Va aged
% years. Funeral from the residence of
his sister; Mrs. Upton, 1880 lexington pl,
ne, on Monday, December 90. at pm.
lnterment Glenwood Cemetery.
TuCKERMAN. December 25. 1924 at her rest
dence, IS Kay St, Newport, r. l., CLARA
l.. wife of Alfred Tuckerman, in her Saith
year. Requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church,
Newport. Saturday, December Pr at 10 a m
tommittsl at Greenwood Cemetery, Brook
Ign. \. Y, on Sunday at 10 am.
WEED. Wednes day evening December ~
1924, at Bronxville. Ny, JULIA KETCH-
AM WEED, beloved wife of late L. Wal
ter Weed. Funeral, Wrght's chapel, sat
urday at II am. Interment in R. C. Gem
terry.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
th es neaith department in the last "a hours:
Florence A. Barnard. 70. 1443 Euclid st.
Iseac Porter, "a, Sibey Hospital.
William Van Week, 20. SibIey Hospital.
Henry A. Wills, 81 459 Missouri ave.
Robert Durrah. SO, 1912 18th st.
Mary Ford. "a, Emergency Hospital.
Eta Saunders, %, George Washington Uni
yersty Hospital.
Dorothy Norris, ), Georgetown University
Hospital.
Harold Vincent Walker. 81 days. SO st.
William Charlis Cutler, 20 days, George
town University Hospital.
Infant of Ermal and Elizabeth Canoe, 10
hours S2l VI st.
Lettie Thomas so, 1888 Sheridan I'd Sc.
Jerry Brown, 40. Freedmep's Hospital.
James Dorsey, 20. st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Eugene Curtis, 2S, 1919 Cherry Hill.
Mabel j. Newman, Is, 1888 u st.
James NJ. Carroll. a., 1850 9Th ST
No births reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-27

SH UGH. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our relatives and
friends, also TO Lebanon Lodge, No. z, r. A.
A. NJ, of Washington, D. C., and Door to
Virtue Lodge, No. 46. F. A. A. NJ, and to
Charity lodge, No. So. X. of P, of West
minister, Nd, for their acts of kindness and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of our
beloved husband and brother, WILLIAM E.
SHUGH.
DUNN.
WATSON. We wish TO express our apprecia-
ton TO our many relatives and friends for
their sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
at the recent death of our beloved husband
and father, JAMES Z. WATSON.
THE FAMILY. .