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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
EQUITABLE RATE CHARGE FOR PHONES IN ARIZONA
 SOUGHT SV COMM SSlON

PHOENIX. Oct In order 10 es- tabi.-h an equitable basis Tor ex- change O, telephone business. ,he Arizona corporation commission has issued an order requiring he Noun ain states Telephone and Teiegrap1 company and the Duncan Telephone company officials 20 appear be,ora the commission on October 23 when aa investigation ot 'h- -oi, business between the TWO companies VII, be made. ]: was announced by he com. miss on today
 The commission today authorize ! 'he Winslow Gas Ligh; and Heat CO. D se!! is gas plant equipment. d,s, ,ribu;ins system and franchise % ;ha town of Wins,ow.
 Application oe ;Ae Arlzona Gas an Electric company to extend notes in the amouu, Of sl50.000 was grante
 Guy Eckiey was authorized to in crease passenger fare on the Phoenir- Sco;.sdale motor stage line from 67 10 75 cents The . application was basel on ;he higher eos; of gasoline
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
ARIZONA RESOURCES CLOSE
 TO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS

PHOENIX. Oct 5.-The total re- sources Of Arizona state and national banks is close to s100, 900 0G0. accor !. ing to the latest report of Jesse l. Boyce. state superintendent 1f banks, made public today The report shows the conditions of all fiscal institution, al the close of business September &. and reveals subs,antia; increases in deposits, loans and total resources over year ago.
 Deposits in state banks amount % s52,667,i79.67, and increase of s6.4Se,. i2lG6 over last year Deposits in aa. tional banks are s25,ss3 .222lO. an in. crease of s4,O34 .ssl53.
 State banks have loans out amount ing to si1.s25,9sS7s. an increase or sl0,s00,1ll.32 over last year and the national bank loans are s2l,ls7.i73.so being an increase Of S6.Ss6,ss0s5.
 The total resources of state bank. amount to s65.293, ,6s9 20. and of m. tional banks s33,sss,45725, bringing the grand total Of resources to sss.- ls2.l46.55. This is an increase O. slS,307, 7,275.3s over last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
INSPECTOR NAss so-cALLEp
 POLISH COUNT IN pOUGlA.

DOUGLAS. Ariz, Oct. 5.-Alberto Sichfosky. who arrived here yester. day and represented n,msel. as a Polish count, today was arrested up. on instructions from Los Angeles stating that he was under ild.ctmen, for alleged violation Of passport regu. lations, according 10 Immigration In spec,or W. w. Heath. I, Is charged tha; Sichfosky entered the United ton. S!chfosky claimed 10 have cone here from Los Angelts to sell mining property in Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
Claimant names as witnesses:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of the Interior

l. s. Land Ofice al Phoenix, Ar. zona. Angus, os. 1920.
 Notice is he-e5y given that Donald F. Mcleod. O. Garden Canyon, Ali. zona. who on september 6. 1916. made Homestead Entry. No o3lc13, fo- NE'.. Nl2 SEi., section q and Nia SWi. Secton =, Township 2l.S. Range PIE, c. & $ R. B. Meridian, has fled notice Q. intention 70 make three year proof. ;o establish claim 10 the land above described, before W. A. Fowler. [ : Commissioner, at Tombstone, Arizona. on the sih day of October, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses.
 James Green Wolf. Lewis Springs, Arizona, Harry W Wilcox, William Roan. Michael J. k!ernan. all of Garden Canyon. Arizona
 CHAS. E.>MARSHALL. Register.
 First Pub. September ,, 1920
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
TWO siSeEE MERCHANTS FlIRr WITH DEATH: AUTO JUMPS INTO
 AIR AND TURNS TURTLE

BISBEE. Oct. 2.-C. Karam. Brew cry Gulch merchant. and j. Roche. merchant of in Town, narrowly es- capped death with minor injuries when Ford delivery truck that was driver by ;he former overturned on Nac0 road near Don Luis. KaT5ns arm was broken and his wris, injured. ana Roche's back was severely wrenchel Both men were taken to their home. in a passing ear.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
SUPERVISORS OFFER
 REWARD FOR MURoERep

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. Oct G-The Co conilo county board of supervisors to. day offered a reward of $500 for the arrest or any information leading 10 the arrest Of the murderer Of Martin Schwab Schwab. a traveling sales nan, was murdered about April E. last His body was found lO days ago in an abandoned well near here
 The board offered a reward of s5o9 for the recovery or information lead
 ing 10 the recovery of the automobi . which Schwab was driving when he left here shortly before he was killed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
ARTHUR JOHNSON DIES
 AT DOUGLAS HOSPITAL

DOUGLAS, Oct l-Ar.hur John. son. ss, d.ed a; a local hospital 2: 5;3o yesterday morning The deceas. ed is survived by brother. W Wes;- ern. an employe Of the El Paso and Southwestern railroad Q; this city, and two other brothers in Massachu. setts He came 10 Douglas l5 days ago from Los Angeles.
 Funeral arrangements will no, b made until word is received from the brothers in the east
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
OLD TIMER OF BlSeEE PASSES AWAY ON HIS
 RANCH AT ST. DAVID

Gao-g' Z'on. former resident of B.,- bee, died at h.s ranch al S;. Dayii sunday morning ai II o'clock. NJ. Zion was miner in 'his dist~c: for twenty years. comins here when Bs bee was in is early days. Comp,ica. ton Of diseases Was the cause os h. death MT. Zion was born in Iowa in 1871. NIT. Zion Is survived by wife. Hho is residing in Bsbee F'uaere! services were he'd y->- erday
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
4 DESERT ORNAMENT

The desert of the state Of Arizona has all kinds of ornaments from the granite rock boulders 10 various kinds of shrubbery and innumersble species O, cscii and flowers of hundreds of varieties. but over in the foothills Of the Huachuca mountains on the road from Bisbee to Ramsey Canyon ani Fort Huschuca one finds a cement and eobble stone building that is an orna. ment of more than passing notice We have mentioned the building and its owner before in these columns. bu.
 that was before the completion e. "Happy Jack" Ashworth's dancing pa vnion. Its owner is an odd character who has been in Arizona these many
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
ILLNESS OF SAWTEllE
 PosrPoNEs U. S. COURT

PHOENIX, Oct Opening of ths Globe term of the United States dis. trict cocrt for Arizona has been postponed from October II 10 October 2l because O; indispos;tion o, Judge w. H. Sawtelle, it was announced to. day by an official of the United States district attorneys office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
ELEVEN MEDICAL APPLICANTS
 ARE EXAMINED AT PHOENIS

PHOENIX, Oc; 6.-Eleyen appli. cants for licenses To practice med; cine in Arizona were given examina, ,ions Tuesday al he state house ny the state board of medical examiners The board consisted O. Dr. Ancil Mar. tin, Dr. Charles :. Vivian and D. John W'ix Thomas. Of Phoenix: Dr. Paul R. Collins. of Douglas, and Dr A. | Gus;etter. of Nogales
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
AFTER PRISONER.

Deputy Sheriff Dick hayerp ~"e- 10 Tucson this morning aud MI cT.Is back with him C. w H0W'e. ch@-red by hie wife with making away ~i-A an automobile and banhrOl belonging i' her. HOwie was arrested ia Tne- son following a description sen; cJs by the sheriffs office soon after hw. wife sNoIe to the complaint.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
ACCEPTS MEXICAN POSITION

NOGlN1ES, Oct. IF L. Manning, formerly labor agent for the Arizona Cotton Growers association, with headquarters in Nogales. has resigned to accept similar position in the employ of the Mexican government.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10

attacking Pullman fares from Phoe. niN to Los Angeles as excessive anI discriminatory was to be filed today with the interstate commerce com. mission. according to Roland Johnson in charge of the traffic bureau of the chamber of commerce
 Johnson said he would file the com. plain;, asking reduction of the fare from s6 10 not more than $50. iD support of the contention that tn, present rate was discriminatory. he said the complaint would show that the $6 rate covered a distance of ap- proximately AZ miles and in trave.. ing time of approximately l3 hours, whereas the fare from Los Angeles 70 San Francisco on the Southern Paci- fife, 4s4 miles. requiring approximately 15 hours, was only s4.5O. and on the Santa Fe. 5S3 miles. requiring approxi- mately 26 hours, $4.50, also.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
 DISTRICT BONDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Board 0. Supervisors Of Cochise County, State of Arizona, that sealed bids uil be received by t on the Is day of November, 1920, al II O'clock A NJ. for he purchase of school bonds oi school District No i4 County of Coch,se, State of Ar. ona, ;he issuance O, which was aG. thor;zei aj a school bond election he'd within said Dis,r.c, on Angus, 7th, l@2J. said bonds 70 be sold al ih4 time aforesaid aggregate TWO thous- and five hundred dollars ts2.5O00OD. and are oi he denomination Of s50000 each, numbered from 10 ,. both in. elusive, and bear in,eres, rom tho date of their issuance until maturity aj the rate cf s.N per cen; per an. mum. which is payable semi,annual.y .n gold com of the United States O: America, of present Ne.gh, and fin,. ness, and sad bonds are payable aud mature as follows
 Bond Number ! payable and ma turing in the year 1895;
 Bond Number payable and ma. turing in ,he year 1926;
 Bond Number payable and ma. turing in the year 1927.
 Bond Number payable and ma. turing in ,he year 1928:
 Bond Number payable and ma. turing in the year 1929
 The sale oc such bonds wa. ordered by the undersigned Board Of Super yisors. as provided by law. on the 2i.h day of September, 1920, which order is entered on the records Of the un. ! N'i N4hAfH Doaiu Nl SuPt4 N4ebIH' N' which reference is hereby made as part hereof The said bonds shall be sold for not less than par and the Board reserves the right 10 reiec, any or all bids. All bids for The purchase or said bonds shall be accompanied by a cer. t;ied check in sum not less than five per cen, oi the total amount n' such bid which snail be returned to each unsuceessful bidder Such cer. ned check deposited by the success. fll bidder for such bonds shall be for. feited D said dis,ric, in the event the successful bidder shall not carry ou' the terms Of his bid All bids made hereunder shall be addressed 10 the Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Cochise County, Arizona, al Tombstone. A-izona. and the sealed envelope containing such bids shall have marked thereon the following Bid for the Purchase oi School Bonds of School District No. ! A" By order Of ihe Board of Supervis. ors. County Of COchise. State of An. ! zona. this 9iih day Of Septembe-. 1920
 l C. F.. ADAMS,
 Ih.g,,,,o,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, A

U. S. Land Office al Phoenix, Ari. zona, Sepember T.. 1920.
 Notice is hereby given that lIarri. son Jacobs. of Gaiden Canyon, Al. zona. who on 9.30.l5 < ll.l5-l9, made Homestead Entry No. o2sOiS.0i3499, for lot l. El.NW1. and NEIL, Sec. lion 2l. Township 2l-S., Range 2O-E., C & s. R. B & Meridian, has flied notice Of intention 70 make Three Year Proof 10 establish claim to he land above described. before James Allison. T.. : Commissioner, al Bis. bee. Arizona, on me 26th day Of Oc. tober, 1920
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Richard II Aston. of F.. Huachuca, Arizona, Christopher C. Joy, Harry W Wilcox, Wallace Mclaughlin. all 3 of Garden Canyon. Arizona.
 CHAs. F MARSHALL. Register.
 First pub Sep, 2s, 1920
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
Many New Breeders.

Seve-a, new breeders n ;b.s vicig- ivy are deeply interested in ths l92" fair and 3iil make showines Of tns.- stock Mr Ridge has had word from breeders in all arts of ta.. state that they will be down with animals in unusually fine condition Arizona stock will be given compe;i- ron by several dairy herds of 6err breed from Texas MT Ridge wishes to call attention Of cattiemen to thr fac, tha; il is important for those eN- pectng 10 place animals op eXhlh. ton to ebg.n preparations long beior" the da:e of the lair. since cs;.le mus be selected, fat;ed and groomed d. the show conditions Of the stock is u' prime importance ot judging 1t. or.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. sP they cannot reach th. d.ssastd portion of tie There is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that 10 by constitutional remedy. Catarrhal b~sfu-ts ts cnused by in- f1med condition of the mucous lining Of the Eustachia Tube When this tube is inhsHi,d you have rUmblng sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely clos, q, Deefnefs is the result. Cnlen the innamuat ton can he reduced and this tube restored 10 its normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cates of desfnes are osus'd by catT-Fh which 10 an inham.d condition o' the mucous sur faces Halrs Cstarrh Cure acts thru the blood On the mucous surfaces Of the sys- tenn.
 We will rive One Hundred Dollars for sry cese of Catarrhal DeafHsss that cannot b. cured by Hails Catsrrh Cure Circuiars free, All nrgcrisfs. 7sc
 r. J. CHENEY | co. Toledo Q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
LIVESTOCK AND RANGES

PHOENIX, Ariz .. Oct -The fall roundups are n progress oser d grear part of grazing sections ot he state and as range conditions in the main have been good. stock generally s-e found to be in satisfactory shape. Re- ports 70 ,Ae Weather Bureau indicate that rainfall for the week has been unimpor1ant and tha; pasture for the winter has continued 10 cure vi kpu. interruption. As might be expeete during this dry season Of the year the contents of water tanks are diminish ing, bu, this .s no cause for | our agement to those acquainted s.th usu- al conditions A marked dsf'cls Fay, in rainfall in parts of Coehs. .p1aiy during the months of July ard sllast has resulted in poor pastures a.t gen era!ly thin stock; cat;.em.E Ere on the lookout for outside 3as.u-, ir case early rains fai. 70 mat -.t .~e.
 Crop Progress sin Arizcns
 The local character Of sbu N-,s au-- ing the past summer is wei .l-;ra;- ed in the condition of crops 2 she southeastern section. l-a- E'g,n crops have come out fairy ws.. .-,th some exceptionally good pie'~- Of corn whi,e in many 'ocal.'ies .n ,o- chose county, drylsud crops are aoor. Trials of cotton were mace st L4sos.. Cochise county. with encouraging = suits Harvesting oi wheat; o41s ,-a5 potsi1e sstil progresses u -e.- s.-;h- ern counties win varying sesu'fs: many farmers, esD~c.a.'y those "ao planted on ne wsorund faiied ,o rrase expenses 'h.s year cotton p.,4 Bc T. the irrigation section, a.4oe lsol pro gress during the week. .d-. lan.,d cotton developed v.l. unS.. tavo.-- able weather conditi us and Aosd frosts be late a od crop from ths source is expected Labor Is anpie s., -,..., ,....,.- ;.,.. ....,..s..,.s ,s --t.. in the Salt River ia''ey are 9f-~a-- Ing ful l6me
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
WAS IN BiSBEE.

C. Schneider. local tailor spent las, evening in Bisbee on visit with re. a,ives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
MURDER TRIAL STILL ON.

The trial Of King and Mcguire. th. two negro troopers ot the 10th cavalry a Fort Huachuca, charged with mur. der. was sti,l on in the superior court today and will not go to the jury foi possibly two days longer, the state not having completed it's side of the ease up until late this afternoon. Many witnesses for both sides are to Ice heard. he officers and soldiers from Fort Huachuca, who are witness. es making the trip 10 Tombstone each day before court opens and returning e the Fort in the evening
 GET REWARD CIRCULAR.
 Copies Of the poster offering a re. ward of slocOO for information leal. ing 10 the arrest of the New York ex- plosion perpetrators have been re. Ceived .at the sherifrs office from the Tolice Commissioner Of New York The posters have been scattered all over the United States. and the big reward may prove the means Of To- eating the perpetrators Of the disas. trous explosion. Although it is not, expected the dynamiters will seek out Cochise county. the local officers are .n the lookout for any information that may be available.
 WAS IN BisBEE.
 C. Schneider. local tailor spent last evening in Bisbee on visit with re.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
Show Conditions Excellent

Locally" said MT Ridge, there will not be as large an exhibition a has sometimes been shown in the past. but never in the history Of ta,. state fairs has the stock exhibited been in such excellent show cond, ton. Three full herds belonging to local breeders are now being eXhrDi-- ed in a stock show in Los Angs les. These VII make tour of northern California and then return 70 Arizon. in time for the stock display herr- Obviously these cattle will be iA wonderful, condition. having been i- show for three months preceding the fair here These splendid herds be long 10 Frank Reed Sanders. exhibit ing Holsieins. Alexander R. MacMinH showing Ayrshires. and Rabbit Bros, and Cowden. showing Herefords
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-10
AND NOT NUMBERS" AIM OF CATTLE DEPT. OF TIRE
 ARIZONA STATE FAIR OF ts23

PHOENIX, Oct. 6.-'QUality anG not numbers" will be the am of the Ca;:ie DepaftmeA; fer the 1920 Stat 5 Fair. according to Pen F Ridge. su- perrin endent. Mr. Ridge is one or the leading stock breeders of the stale and has devoted a great deal of tue- and energy in the last few weeks tos interesting other cattlemen Of Arizonh and neighbor!ng states in showing their stock Fair week. November < 10 lS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
eLA ACeToNn

sEntre los del oficio bastaba decir
Don Miguel, para tener entendido
que Sc trataba de Moya.
Pocos serah los periodistas que no
habran tenido que acercarse a el en-
determfnado momento para hacerle
partfcpe de sus preocupaciones. Guam
tas yeces no Sc ha dicho Ell. las redac-
clones:
II Esto tiene que saberlo don Mi
guel. Y este era unas yeces,un afro
peIio del Gobierno, otras la resolu-
ci6n de una campafia, muchas, los de.
secs de que fueran lIevados socorros
un compahero infnidad de cosas
mdltiples, sabiendo que todos eran es-
cuchados y acogidos con paternal So
lieitud por el ilustre periodista.
iQue nos conociera doh Miguel
iQue supiera que existfamos ' que
trabaj jabamos en- tai 0 cuaI peri6dieo
era lanhelo de todo s los periodistas
desde hace muchos amos, no conside-
randonos debidamente integrados la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
FALLECE UN NOTABLE
COAPOSITOR DE OPERAS

-
Rio de Japeiro, octubre 19.-Profun-
da cOnsternaci6n ha causadO EN- esta
capital el fallecimiento del maestro
Alberto Nepomuceno, el mas afamado
compOsitor nacional de estOs tiempOS
V ell mas notable que ha dad0 ell Bra
Sill deSpu6s de Carlos Gomez, ell ilustre
autor de Guarany. su obra maestro,
de Juana de FlandesS La noche del
Castillo, Salvador Rosa, Fosca, Maria
Tudor Y El EsclayO.
Alberto Nepomuceno naci6 ell de
julio de 1864 Ell Fortaleza, capital de
Ceara. hiio de un mtisico que lie Ell
sef6 ell divino arte. Empez6 a ser CO.
nocido los diez aiiOs, luego pas0 a
Rio de Janeiro Y aquf fu6 professor Y
mas tarde director del conServatOl.io
hasta hace dos amos.
Entire sus obras Sc destacan una sin
fonfa para gran Orquesta, los Roman
ces bTasilefios Y las operas Electra,
Artennsa Abul, cantadas dentro Y
fuera del Brasil. la Ultima fll6 es-
trenada eont tgrande exito en- la ciudad
argentina del Rosario de Santa Fe,
hace .ocho AMOS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
EEL coRREO BspAS04p

"Per;Odista de, indiscutible talent0
V dotes organfzadoras, dedic6 la pro.
fesl0n todos sus entusiasmos, obtenien
do 6xitos ruidosfslmos, que supo apro-
vechar con sus revelantes cualidades,
Y siendo liltimamente muy discutido
en- su actuaci6D, como presidente de
La association que 81 .mismo fundara.
Fue periodista, literato Y polftico y
en- todas has manifestacionesId dc su ae-
tividad Sc mostr6 fecundO e incan-
sable.
NosOtros, que admiramos las dotes
inestimables del periodista insigne, Y
sObre tOd0, su talento organiZader, re-
conocemos ia yalia del ilustre muefto,
aunque lamentamos que tan excelen-
tes cOndiciones aptitudes fueran
puestas al serviciO de una empresa
liberal eminentemente, que tant0s da-
nos morales sha causadO a nuestra Pa
tria, y en- la que precisamente encon-
tr0 tambi6n las mayores amarguras,
cabi6ndole recibir de elld, despu6s de
las mas briliantes glorias, los mas
an3rgos desengaiios que tai veg aee-
lerar0n su muerte cOnsoladora dc cris-,
tiano" -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
Ell NUEVO HOTEL AMERICA
~ 1l5~1 % WEST 47TT STREET {cerca Broadway
= .s - t4. NEW YORK CITY. NJ ~ +
I&1M I - -

\ 2
FL ,"5otel America, eli iinico no.
tel netamente espaiiol que existe
-ep Nueya York, acaba de ser tras-
la.iado al DlimerO ciento cineuenta
y .cinco, de la 'calIe 3cuarenta Y sic
te. II pocos pasos de Id gran lAyeni-
fia Broadway. 'F3'h -
tdndado d alo 1855 ha lido SUI
frieiitlo observation-disclosures Y eXpe-
fhnentando progresses h Inedida que
in han .demandado las necesidades.
La importancia que han adauiri-
do las corrientes cOnerciales espa-
ilolas e hispanoamericamas con es-
te pals, y el gran ntmerO de tu-
Fistas que a diariO To- visita4f, hizo
pequefiO ell IiltimO edificio que ocu-
paha Ell "IIotel America" Y la EN-.
presa compr6 una magnffica casa
mGderna con ,diez pisos. dotada de
tolOs los adelahtos, va Ia altura
del mas exigente comfort.
La nueva casa tiene capacidad
para alojar c0mOdamente, 800 per-
sOnas .sls trescientas ha6itaciOnes
accomplishments amuebladas, al
iglal que sus amplios comedores
bellamente decOradOs, NADIA tienen
que enyidiar los de los grandes
hOteles neoyOrquiEOs.
Es SUI administrator ell conduefio
del antique hotel, don Juan M.
Berutich, duien goZa de gran pOpu-
iaridad Y une su eXpresiva anna
bilidad, una energfa yigorosa, pues-
ia al seryiciO del constante mejOra-
mientO del Hotel America. Lo
secundan EN- sus faenas antiques
y entusiastas empleados del hotel;
este undo que sc trata de una
empresa rica, nos hace augurar que
el Hotel America, 10 que eS 10
mismO el dnico hotel netamente
espahoi que existe en- Nueva York !
tsta llamadOl a ser sel verdadero hO-
gar de todOs los indiviluo& de la
Raza que- visiten la gran ciudad,
Las notas paculiares del ''Ho-
tel America" han lsido siempre las
del mas netO hispanislno Y ell am
hletitc familiar que en- el Sc respira.
No es un0 de esos hoteles en- que
nadie Sc con0ce. En- 9l hay amlien
to de hOgar. \ este, ahadido que
ii idicma que ell 81 Sc habla es ell
castellan0, 10 ha hecho, para los
espafoles Observation-Disclosures, que
ViSitan New York, algo asf como un
oasis salvador EN- medic de esta
gran ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
Ell Poder naval y terrestre de
las rep1blicas de Sur Ameri-.
ca que forman el'A.B, C..

En- un diario de Chile encontrarnos
un estudio sobre los efectos militares
y navales de las tres principales ma
clones sudamericanas, cuyos datos no
carecen de interes' Y son como sigue:
Chile posee en- la actualidad un
ejercito de 16 regimientos de infante-
ria, s de caballerfa, companies de
ametralladoras de infanteria, 2 COM
fpanias de ametralladoras de caballe-
ria, 6 regimientos de artilleria de
montana. battalion de telegrafos, j
battalion de ferrocarrileros, zapado-
res, tren, etc. La dotacion de estos
cuerpos aparte de los carabineros
destinados servicios especiales de
policfa interior nunca llegan anual-
mente, segdn la ley respectiva, a
10000 hombres. Chile tiene actual
mente en- servicios una fota compues-
ia de % buques, elsmayor de los cua-
les desplaza $500 toneladas, con
45,350 toneladas en- total v 21 bocas
de fuego.
No fguran en- estos computes las
cifras correspondence a las naves
recientemente adquiridas y que no lie
gan aan aguas nacionales. Con
elias las fuerzas navales recibiran un
notable incremento: ell "Almirante La
torre", con $4,000 toneladas y 10 ca
homes de IA pulgadas cuatro torpe-
deros de alta mar.
| La Repdblica Argentina posee ell 81
lguiente ejercito en- tempo de paz:
cinco divisiones, con 20 regimientos
de infanterfa, regimientos de caba-
llerfa. S regimientos de artilIerfa de
Ecampana, regimiento de obuseros,
2 grupos de artillerfa de montana, 1
compaiiia de infanteria en- pie de que