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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
RpILLANTE@ DEMONSTRATION DE
Los ALUMNOS DE LA / ESCUELA
DE CIEGOS

Con lno+iyo de la .Semana del Nj
no, tuvo lugar ell sabado dltino a
las d;ez de la manana, en- la Boys
Charity School, de Santurce, una mag
mica demonstration del trabajo que
realizan los pohrecitos nifios ciegos
que estudian en- la Escuela de Gle
COS establecida en- Ponce, baio Ia com
petente Y admirable direction de la
sefiora Loaiza Cordero del Rosario.
Es .digna de la mas frarca admira-
ci6n la paciente labor que supone la
ensehanza de todas las asieTaturass CO
r1ientes en- las escuelas publieas a los
niiios faltos de vista.
La ensehanza de los cieguitos es-
ta cargo de la inteligente sonora
Maria Fernandez Garcia, todo. cora
z6n, ainteligencia Y amor por el noble
.sacerdocio que sc ha dedicado por
la generosidad de su alma. A
Tomaron parte en- la demostraci5n
los nifios Juanita Ortiz, de Naguabo;
Flor Reyes, de Jayuya; Lorenzo VAR
gas, de. Cabo Rojo Y Guillermina Mar
tfnez, de Utuado.
Realmente no suponiamos que ell
esfuerzo la voluntad alcanzaran
tanto, Y mucho menos, que en- Puet-
TO Rico, donde las energjas para todo
TO que suponga un extraordinario des
pliegue de buena voluntad son tan es-
casas, una escuela para ciegos alcan-
cara el exito que ha tenido la de Pom
ce; e indiscutiblemente clio Sc ,debe al
amor que por su generosa Y noble vo-
caci6n sienten su directora, la sonora
del Rosario, y su profesora la seflo-
ra Fernandez Garcia.
Era asombroso yer aquellos pobre-
citos niios, con sus ojos muertos, ce-
/ rrados la algeria de la luz, -traba-
iando acknowledgements bien en- arit-
nletica, lectura, ETC., yer aquellos
abrigos Y Sweaters tejidos por las
manecitas habiles de las ninitas Gle
gas.
Pronto, cuando las obras incluidas
en- ell emprestito de los seis nillones
.esten terminadas, la escuela de Gle
gos Sc trasladara. San Juan. Solo
falta, nos dijo la sonora del Rosario,
que algdn alma caritativa v genero-
sa done alrededor de dos mil dollars
para construir, en- Ell sit;o destinado a
la escuela de ciegos en- San Juan, la
.caseta para instalar la, imprenta, que
desde hace algdn tempo tienen guar
dada en- espera de ese donativo gene
roso que, seguranaente. sera hecho
pronto por uno de nuestros MOBILES fl
lantropos.
Congratulamos sinceramente a las
Eseforas del Rosario v Fernandez Gar
cia por su admirable Tabor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
Ell VINO FOSFARSlNOI.


dbe padecen del est6mago del cerebo
digestion, hacienda ameno
CEREBRO los NERV0s Cad Gu
charada igual composition
vtaizane
THE AMERICAN TROPICAL REMEDY co. @
Chicago, H., U. S. = Porto Rico Branch, Juan p r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
UN cR1MEN cURs1

i ~ . p 2 : . y
En- el crimen del expreso de -Anda-
lucia, Paco eel Fonda Antonio Te-
rueL alias eel Albanil' representan
el salbalilismo,g escueia flos6fico-litera-
ria que Sc puso muy en- boga a raiz
del estreno de "Juan JOSEF y en- la
que So le atribuian la blusa unas
cualidades morales tanto mas eleva-
das ciianto mayor era ell numero de sus
remiendos. Los otros compinches, en-
cambio, representan Ell seaoritismo.
Son, como 81 dijeraInos, unos .'pollos
bien'' del crimen, unos asesinos de
Quota, unos sefioritos aficionados.
La culpa es mia--parece que di-
jo Piqueras en- cierto momento-por
juntarme con senoritos. -.
j Y en- esta exclamation de un BAN
dolero, ralpita todo ese noble desden
Due, al professional, lie ha inspirado
sienpre el ''dilettante FL seiiori-
tismo es una playa, tan incapaz para
Ell NAL como para Ell bien y tan indtil en-
el vicio como en- la virtud. No sirve
para NADIA y no debe intervenir en-
NADIA. Su reciente fracaso en- ell cri-
men viene a corroborar toda una serie
de anteriores fracasos en- otras disci-
plinas. @
Robo e inversion sexual. Ruleta y
asesinato. Toxiocologfa .tshim-
my's..s. iQue bonito,! leh? iQue nue.
vo! iQue elegante :. Y he aquf CO.
mo, por obra y gracis del sehoritismo,
un crimen en- Ell que pierden la vida
dos hoinbres, un crimen con traici6n,
alevosia, abuse de confanza, ensana-
miento y todas las agravantes, puede
resultar cursi. Horrible, pero cursi
Monstruoso, pero cursi.
Me explico la vergiienza de Pique-
ras y Ell pudor con que oculta sn cara
ante los objetivos fotografcos. Pro-
bablemente, este hombre que, falta
de otra conciencia mejor, tiene, sin
duda, la conciencia professional, consi-
dera que sus compafieros han enviIeci-
do Ell crimen poniendo en- el su cursi-
lerfa de sefioritos la moda. Piqueras,
seguramente, no vacilaria en- aceptar
.sn parte de responsabilidad en- un cri-
men pavoroso espeluznante; pero ESQ
de encontrarse complicado en- un cri-
men cursi, debe de hacersele dema-
siado duro
Y 10 curioso es que millares de per-
sonas honradas comparten, en- cierto
modo, los sentimientos de Piqueras.
Julio GAMBIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
A LOS FANS DE PONCE

Hoy cuardo Ell Team Ponce necesita
de mas practica, por haberse iniciado
por primera vez en- la historic del
Baseball de Puerto Rico un campeo-
nato y en- ell cual entran cuatro no
venas que son completamente fuertes,
es cuando menos practica tiene, por
no tener su propia Liga.
Es verdad que Ponce tiene la dicha
de poseer la mejor Liga de Puerto
Rico, Ipero a quien p.rtenece. esa Lii
ga? iNo es los escolares de Ponce?
5No paga ell Team Ponce 7laoo brute
de las entradas cada vez que la usa?
Todos estos inconvenientes puederi SUBJ
sanarse. Ponce cuenta hoy con una
Association de Base Ball que muy bien
puede trabajar para hacerse de sn pro-
pia Liga y asi terminar por complete
con todos los obstaculos que hasta la
fecha Sc lie han venido presentando al
Team Ponce.
Despu6s de terminada la Liga Isl
este sc lleva efecto) ese 71aod que
pagan por el nso de una Liga que no
le pertenece, vendria enriquecer Las
areas de la Association, para en- cual-
quier momento que la Iiga necesita-
ra de algan arreglo poder tener dine
ro. disponible.
Muchos pueblo mas pequenos y que
cuentan con menos fans que Ponce,
ttenen ell orgullo de decir que poseen
su propia Liga, mientras q. Ponce Ell pue
bio en- la isla q. cuenta con mas entu-
sias.as, todavfa en tantos afios de 1u-
cha no ha podido constrrir su propia
Liga.
4 Pero gracias al nuevo manager del
Team Ponce, ell amigo Pipo, este se-
nor es un gran Ponceno y creo y ten
go la seguridad que va estara pensan-
do este mismo que tantos fans de Pom
ce tienen en- su rnente, pero que muy
pocos tienen la vollintad de decirlo
pOIQu0 tCAlcu 4uO uO DC 10 +CSCuSLAC. 4O
como buen Ponceio como un arden
te simpatizador del Team Ponce digo
sugiero a todos los fans pudientes de
Ponce Y de la Association de Base
Ball que metan mano la obra a yer
81 fin de afio puede el Team Ponce
v asi como tambien ell Pueblo en- gene
raj tener la dicha de poseer su propia
Liga v no tener que estar casi men
digando para poder tener un dia en- la
semana de practica en- la Liga del Cas-
tillo.
Creo cumplir con un deber como
Poncefio que soy, al escribir esta cr6-
MICA y no descansar6 hasta que no sea
escuchado por todos los fans pudien-
tes de Ponce.
Hasta otra con esperanzas que
sere atendido, no yo, sino la VOC del.
Pueblo que es la que ansia desde hace
mucho tempo 10 que en- 6sta insindo
SCOTT.
Mayo 81. 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
Estaba deIgado Sc sentia muy NAL de los Nervios
ENcRUEso Y EN- POGO TEMPO Sc euro CON Ell
Vino FOSFARSINOL.

ReproducimoS5 aqui ell retrato,
que con su testimonio, nos remite
ell senior Alfredo Romero, dueTo
del taller de pinsuras del Campa-
mento, que we en-, la parada 2Gla
Carretera Nueva, Santurce, En-
atenta carta nos dice que estaba
muy delgado y Sc sentia mai de
los nervios, de- tai manera, que Ca
81 no podia atender a su trabajo.
Hab;endo lIegado sus oidos la
fama del VINO FOSFARSINOL,
empez6 a tomar.o sintiendo una
gran mejoria con el primer frasco,
y con tres frascos mas Sc sintio
completamente bien. va puede
atender a todas sus ocupaciones;
no Sc le va la memoria, como an
tes, esta mas grueso y mas dis
puesto que nunca.
Lies doy mi testimonio, nos
d ce, para que 10 publiquen junto
con mi retrato, pues quiero que to-
do el que Sc encuentre como yo me
bal aha, sepa que sc puede Gu
RAR". X
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
EN- AIBoNTTo Sc FREsENTAN d.
FICULTADES PARA CONSTITUTE
Ell CoMITE DE LA ALBANIA

En- la poblaci6n de Aibonito, en-
donde hace POGO fu6- constituido Ell Co
mite de la gAlianza, Sc han presenta-
do ultima hora algunas conplicacio-
mes porque algunos unionistas no pa
recen estar conformes con las selec-
clones Que Sc han hecho.
Con el objeto de consignar sus pro-
testas ante Ell comite Directive de Ia
Alianza Sc proyecta la celebration de
una reunion de acuerdo con los terni-
nos de la siguiente hoja suelta que Sc
ha hecho circular ALI:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
SENORA

Para cada uso de su tocado,
tiene Elizabeth Arden un prepa-
rado especial, que .puede COM
prar en- sThe Porto Rico Drug
Co." San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
LA PLAZA DEL MERcAD0 DE VIZ
QUEZ HABRA DE SER Ell oRGU-
&. LILO DE su PUEBLO

construida esta plaza del Mercado,
bajo I'M sistema de plano senc:llo, ele-
gante v moderno, Sc leyanta majestuo-
sa y gallarda la snbida de su Playa,
siendo ,sus constructores el conocido
maestro de obras. don Jose Mac Fa-
line Y don Francisco Perez Brignony,
quienes cuidadosamente, Y con la ma
yor eficacia han procedido 3 copiar a
.conciencia Ell plano que. confeccionara,
don JESUS Benitez Castafios. como uno
de los mas ajustados para I'M edificio
a. Ell pueblo, en- que el naciera lie con-
sagrara toda su atenci6n.
Z Fue segdn tengo cnterdido, acorda-
da la construction de la Plaza del Mer
cado. por el Comisionado de Servicio
Pdblico, don zoilo Castanos su cuer-
po de administrator Municipal, por un
emprestito concedido al mismo.
I. FL Sr. Comisionado del Servicio
phblico, ha visto con sumo interes, cuan
to era complemento a una necesidaa
en- la construction de la Plaza del Mer-
cado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29

Vieques, pueblo importante por su cuI
tura social; por su principle educativo,
tan esmeradamente atendido, pues tiene
nn crecido ndmero de casas escnelas. a
la vez que, elegantes y dotadas de las
necesidades modernas; dirigidas por nn
cuerpo de Profesores, que hace honor al
Magisterio. Tiene comercio. suficiente-
mente provisto, alto desempeno de
sus m1ltiples atenciones; Y por 1ltimo
una riqueza zacarina, sufcientemente
poderosa.
Tiene vieques, excelente casa Con-
sistorial. con su reloj pdblico; plaza de
recreo amplia moderna; Iglesias de
varios cultos; existiendo Ia catoliea,
frente La plaza principal, y siendo. aun
que pequefia. muy bonita. Tiene III. crer
90 facultativo de doctores farmaceu-
ticos; uno de sanidad bien construi
do; con observancia plena de sus debe-
res. Es en- fin. Ell pueblo de vieques, el
que solamente le hacia falta su Piazza
del Mercado en- condiciones tales. Tue,
ALA para los primeros dias del mes
de iunio, podra estar en- ejercicio. sien-
do como yo la creo; un. edificio que,
servira sus necesidades, y como Or
nato orgpllo de su pueblo. Tiene her
tmoso Hospital Municipal. -''49
ls{ jaime BIAS.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
BUTLER PLANS RADIOS
 FOR POLICE MACHINES
Philadelphia Bandit Chasers to Wear lar I'hone> to Keep m Touch
 With Headquarters

Philadelphia, March 2l.--EAperi- nrnts in radio on motor cars will be conducted ny Pubic Safety Director Tltlcr with lhe ,iew of installing radie receiving sets on misunderstanding ears
 This innovation will permit the operator and crew uf the car to keep in constant touch with police head quarters whiIe cruis ag about the city and will aid in routing bandits. the Director announced ycatcrcay. This plan is but tentathc," he eN- plaiued. "Nhcn We get our plans comp eted Tor using the gearchlights nn tIiA hail as bandit alarms l eN- rect To confer with radio engineers lt gaIdnag the instai a ion Of radio stes on thc bandit chasers if set can be perfected 10 withstand the constant Jiarring Of motor travel.
 "1he wave length or the boadcast- ing station al headquarters will be lAed at SO high or low mark that lh, interference from local radio stations can be tuned out Ii pos s,hlu N. win make the tuning on the rocei, ing sets permanent, so fussine with te apparatus will not be neces-. sary, The operator of the car will Htar eurphones al all times"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

entirely innocent of the charges against her and that he would appear in court to ask for their dismissal.
 Guimares Guilty of Fraud.
 Guimares was held for some time as il material witness in the keenan case but was scharged in the court Of special sessions last May. Five months later hs was indicted with his brother Henry. and six others by a federal grand jury on charges using the mails to defraud through the operation of nine brokerage offices in New York city.
 Guimares and three others were found guilty of fraud in December. Guimares Was sentenced to the fed eral prison at Atlanta for three years. On the day sentence was he admitted in open court that he had resorted to swindling operations To regain tho affections of Mss kccnan upon whom he de ciared hc lavished s60.000 during the year that he lived with hef.
 While he made this confession, his bride of few months sat in the ccar Of the court room.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
W. Virginia Miners and
 Employers Near Accord

I;aliImorc. M1.. March 2i.--North- nrn West Virginia Coal Miners and roal operators drew nearer accord. as todays sessions Of the joint confer ruce io negotiate new contract pr,cnrd. Oniy three minor points relative 10 working conditions remain cd to bs settled. and those were git- ar in a subcommittee to be ironed rui. at the conclusion of yesterdays lreetinC. The wage agreement will be taken up. il was said. as soon as the worfing conditions section of the com tract has been completed. What al- ternative the operators will offer in the way Of wage scales to the miners demand for renewal Of the present contract. has not been disclosed. if is understood. Both sides. however. re- uIain optimistic that a satisfactory sare.rneut will be reached. The re- suit or the conference will affect sp-
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
Thousand Bankers Attend
 Mellon Bank Ceremonies

Fittsburgh. March '21.-With more than 1 .gee bankers from every section Of the country in attendance, the new home Of the Melton National bank was dedicated yesterday. Andrew Mel Ion. secretary Of the treasury. who until his entrance into the cabinet was president Of the institution. with his brother. l.. B. Mellon, now president, and Senator Reed of Pennsylvania. David H. Ciissinger, governor Of the federal reserve board, and Henry M. Dawes. comptroller Of the currency. were among those in the receiving line.
 The Mellon bank was founded in I 1S6s by Judge Thomas Mellon and later given outright to Secretary Mel Ion, who later shared it with his
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
Jury in McCray Case Will
 Probably Be Filled Today

Indianapolis, Ind, March worl, oi selecting jury for the trial of Governor Mccray on charges of em- bcZHiefnent will probably be complet- nd today, according to predictions of court officials. Eleven men were in iha box at the opening of the fifth day of Inc trial today. Or thesc, seven had remained through tho examin- alton yesterday and apparently met the approval of attorneys f6r both sides, officials expected the other Htr talcsmen neerssa,T To complete the jury. will be agreed upon before court adsonrns tonight
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
Preparations Experts Today
 Listen to German Speakers

Paris. March 21.-Iaving finished for the present it's consultations with Dr. Hialmar Schacht. president of the Germans reichsbank. the repsra- tiOns experts subcommittee on the proposed bank of issue began today hearing other German financial specialists. including Dr. Fischer. head Of the German war burdens commission. and Herr Popretz, as- sistant minister of finance. The sub- committee on railroads met after the bank experts had adjourned. Mean while the second committee. dealing with inc question Of reciaiming Ger man capital sent abroad. was meet ing in another room and making fur- ther progress with it's report.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
BOB HAIRED GIRL
 BANDIT CAPTURED
New York Police Sure They Have
 Female Rallies

New York March 2l.-ldentifica p ton Of bobbed hair young woman who was arrested after an alleged attempt To hold up Manhattan tailor shop last night as the wife of Albert Guimares. friend of Dorothy keenan, who was murdered about a year ago was announced by the pu- lice last night.
 fhr woman was arrested after a man companion had escaped. Gui- mares is serving a three year sen tence in federal prison al Atlanta for using the mails Co dcfraud.
 Wore Expensive Fur Coat.
 The alleged girl bandit wore an expensive sable coat. similar to one worn by the woman who1 has ter rorized Brooklyn shopk"cpers in the past few months with her bandi;ry activities, and detectives compared the coat with the description of one stolen from he apartment Of Dot kccnan the day shr WAS lnur- dered
 Leonard k. Hanover. attorney who appeared fer Guimares in the fraud ease. was called by th" Wom- an last night. He advised her mol to talk and police had difficulty in obtaining any information concern ing either last nights attempted rob bory or the woman herself.
 To the police she gave the uamc of Betty Santos and an address on Riverside drive. Detectives could find nc one there who knew her. She Insisted sho had entered the store merely 10 have her coat mend rd, bat police said they could find no indications Of it's needing repairs
 She denied she knew the man who entered the store with her and who escaped after tusslr with Charles Bernstein the owner lray. ing his orcrcoat behind in tho pocket of which burglars jimmy" was found
 Came In stolen Car.
 Bernstein told ihc police fhc wom- an and man drove up in front Of his shop in an expensive automobile which later was found to bc stolen. He said thr woman entered first and inquired about he coat. Becoming suspicious bocanse he had read of the activity or New Works girl ban dit, he said he went To telephone for the police.
 Mrs. Bernstein was hrt in thc store alone and while she talked with ih. woman she declared the man picked up bolt of expensive cloth from the counter and started to leave. Shc screamed and her husband re-entered the store, The man ran and pulled himself loos. from his coat and got away, leiN- ing the automobile al the curb. Bernstein said thn girl also tried 10 escape bui wns caught by his wife who held her until the police ar- rived
 Mr Hanover told police the wom- an described as Mrs. Guimarcs was
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

brother. Its capital is now s7.5OO.o0 and deposits are more than sl1O,- tod, ,0B0
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

proximatety 4o,oo0 bituminous miners in the West Virginia fields.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-03
SHOES

This perhaps the line of Shoes the country of this
szeAND GOOD Such lines Queen Quality
chdrens Shoes Neteons
Mems Shoes there the famous Kend Riding
We would surely glad
can't be done We only that there stock only the
best makes and that the will not be wholesale
the
lots of money
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-03
DO YO[l|

~ ana 1o0oe bvino
also save an forehanded and Law
the e tk sthN th IN THE HABIT clearing Sales
In "Aef mas just fol
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16
Famous Goat Returned to wilds

wild Mamie" mother CT the IA
nous Bill Kenny BILLY Goat" whose
picture decorates $4,000 or more box
cars Of the Great Northern Railway
company, and her more or less promi-
nent son will spend the remainder of
their lives in their natural haunts
around Many Glacier in Glacier Ma
tiOnal Park. With permission Of the
park authorities Mamie was captured
Just before she presented the dis
tinguished Billy to the world, for the
purpose of furnishing an exact model
for the Great NOrthrn trademark
Just recently the twain were released
from captivity and will now only be
seen through the binoculars Of such
tourists as are fortunate enough ia
get into position to view them.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16
Big Timber Pioneer Passes

Big Timber Pioneer: Mrs. Dorman
Kellogg has received word from Miss
Lucy Hatch, daughter of the founder
of the Big Timber Pioneer, that her
uncle, o. NJ. Hatch, died of apoplexy
in Tacoma in November. Mr.. Hatch
was n of the early day residents
of Big Timber, being associated with
his brother, George NJ. Hatch, in the
mercantile business. When Grover
Cleveland took the presidential chair
the first time, in March, 1855, 5-r.
Hatch was named postmaster of Biz
Timber, holding until relieved by c.
I. Busha in 1889, under the Harrison
administration. Shortly after that
ne ramoved to Helena, where he re-
sided for several years, later remov.
ing to the west coast.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16
Shields Train Schedule Unchanged

Shields Valley Record: The appli-
cation Of the Northern Pacific Rail
way Co. to discontinue the three-days-
a-week passenger service on the
Shields river branch and fOur-days-
a -week passenger service on the Park
branch and to substitute on both
branches a mixed train service was
denied by the state railroad commits
sion in a ruling made public in He
ena Monday.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16
LivingstOnian Adjudged Insane

Park County News-GeOrge L. Tate,
an old time resident of Livingston on
Monday was adjudged insane and TAX
en- to Warm Springs for treatment. He
was laboring under the delusiOn that
he was the pOssessor Of unlimited
sums of money and on Saturday ord
cred merchandise from several merch-
ants in this city giving checks in pay
ment for which there were no funds
to cover. His manner Of speech and
action caused suspicion that he was
deranged and resulted in his examina-
ton and removal to Warm Springs.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16
Corn Club Boy Wins Honors

Grant Trenne of Poplar is unques-
tiOnably entitled to the honor Of being
the winner Of the Boys Corn contest,
held last year. The basis Of the re-
suit was entirely upon show selection,
and the competition was very keen.
He exhibited at the state fair, the
county corr show, and the Northern
Montana Corn show, winning first at
the state fair, second at the county
corn show. and first in his class at
the Northern Montana Corn show.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16
$4,000 Blaze at Richey

Five business buildings, with their
stocks and fixtures, were reduced to
ashes by a fire at Richey. The loss Is
estimated at not less than 100000.
Starting in the Hub Mercantile COM
pany from an unknown cause, the
blaze spread to the entire block. de-
stroving the Turner Drug company
He zen and Elliott, Standard Mercsn-
tile .ompany md a moving picture
hous rho losses, it is said, are about
half covered by insurance.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16
Large AD0rd In
Custer Land Case

What is considered as one of the
largest judgments ever returned
in a district court in Montana is
filed at Miles City in the case of
Jerome J. Jones, trustee under the
mortgage trust deed of Edward
Holt and Rachael Holt VS.. the Hill
Land and Cattle company, and
others, in a matter concerning
foreclosure and order for sale, and
is in the sum of $265 ,361.6t.. The
land involved includes large ranch
ing property of the late John Holt
estate lying between the Powder
river and Pumpkin creek in Gus
ter and Powder River counties,
and containing approximately
100000 acres.