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La opinión., 1935-02-20
Sc ENTERA POR LOS PERlo-
DICOS

Esa noche Sc quedo a dormir o
uno de los hijos de los Currie, un
muchacho de 10 amos, y aver en-
la mahana le suplico que lie COM
para un periodico en- donde inme-
diatamente vic la noticia de la
muerte del anciano peluquero y
mostrandosela al %joyencito lie re-
comendo que no dijera NADIA.
Momentos despues Sc oyo I'm ba-
lazo Ell el garage y al If a yer sc
encontraron a Nichols tirado en- un
colch6n que habia colocado cuida-
dosamente.
POGO antes de MORN dijo ell pc
luquero que cuando e~speraba que
lie llegara alg1n cliente Sc lie pre-
sent0 Nichols. ~pidiendole que fue-
RI hacia atras Gel establecimien-
to para proponerle un negocio.
La opinión., 1935-02-20
REFUTACION Al
CONSUL En- SAN
BERNARDINO
Que no hubo manifestation
de protesta, dice ell Rev.
Perez

Hemos recibido Ia siguiente car
ia:
Rev. Gabriel Perez, y. r. 522 Pieo
Ave. san Bernardino, Calf.
ST. d. Ignacio L. Lozano,
Director de LA OPINION'.
POS y. osRingelcs st.
Los Angeles. Calf.
Nruy estimado senior:
En- la edici6n correspondence al
dia de aver, de su importante dia-
70. aparece una carta suscrita por
81 81. d. Hermolao T.. Torres. con
sui de Mexico en- San Bernardino,
en- la que al tratar &c justificar su
actitud en- ell asunto de Ia proce-
sion piadosa erectuada eli 16 de di-
ciembre anterior. hace al s~uscrito
cargos de TODD punto injustos = fal-
SOS.
\ efecto Ge dejar las cosas en- su
verdadero lugar. tengo necesidad
de molestar Ia |atenci0n de listed pa
Ia suplicarle Sc sirva dar cabida en-
sus Columns a la breve refutacion
de esos cargos del Sr. Consul me-
Sicano.
No necesito recurrir a argucias
para demostrar que es ineXacto 10
que afirma el 81. Consul al decir
que ell suscrito organize una mani
festaci6n de "protesta hacia nues-
tras leyes fundamentales' etc, pues
nunca Sc trat0 De una manifesto
ci6n de protesta contra de esas "Ie-
yes constitucionales'. Organize y
llev6 a cabo una procession o pere-
g~rinaci6n RELIGIOSA, con fines
meramente piadosos, como fueron
ell lucrar 81 tesoro de lndulgencias
comedians por 81 Aho Santo, y de
hecho Ia percgrinaci6n sali6 de Ia
Parroquia meXicana de Nuestia
Sonora de Guadalupe, a mi cargo,
para yisitar Ia iglesia de Nuestra
Sonora del Rosario, en- el barrio
americana, lueGo Ia iglesia de a
Bernardino. en- la calle . y retornar
a terminar las visitas ordenadas en-
la misma Parroquia de Guadalu-
pc. No hubo discursos, sine rezos;
no hubo carteles o i|nscripciones,
siro estandartes de a~sociaciones
piadosas. mo fuG este un acto re-
lig.oso? sD6nde VIC Il oy0 el Sr.
Consul la "protesta contra las le-
yes constituencies que tanto le
p~reocupan?
En- cuanto al memorial que dice
REMIT al ST.. Diputado Mccormick.
suscrito por 1000 firmas de ciuda-
danos americanos por conducto del
ST. Senador VIM. G. McAdoo. est
mo que no puede probarlo, Y creo
que al ST.. Consul no lie compete ca
lificar los actos de los ciudadanos
de este pals, los cuales no estan
ahora tan a obscuras de los asun-
tos de Mexico, como en- 1926 y obran
conscientemente, pues no creo que
Ell 81. Consul quiera hacerles Ia in
juria de que han suscrito un doeu-
mento cuyo teXto no estuyiera de
acuerdo con su sentir como hom-
bres. compadecidOs de IN pueblo
mdrtir dentro de cuyas fronteras
esta negado hasta el derecho de
q~uejarse.
Respecto a Ia tolerancia del ST.
Consul en- materia religiosa, es ella
70 que en- este pals tiene que ser
efectiya, aunque Sc trasluce que
bien quisiera hacer 10 que hacen
sus "superiores jerdrquicos' en- su
Patria. Pero este pals tiene u le-
yes, que no pucde vioiar impune-
mente.
Cuando confiesa eli Sr. Consul
que es cierto que trat6 de impedir
los actos religiosos del IS de dic.em
bre, dice que 10 hizo "dentro de sus
La opinión., 1935-02-20
0u!!A la tbs 4
No LEC UESTA
i'm SOLO
CENTAVO

La bronquitis, Ell asma Y la tu-
berculosis provienen. muchas We
ces, de acceso lie tos.
No permita que su tos degene-
re en- una de estas enfermedades
peligrosas. cuyos resultados oca'
sionan a veces la muerte.
La medlcina "cRuz BLANCA"
("WHlTE CROSSE ESPECIAL
PARA LA TOS. quita la tos Dor
rebelde cue sea. 'ortifica los pull.
mones, ayuda a arroiar las tle'
mas. Para los ninOs es muy 9TH
durante la TOSFERlNA.
Sc VENDE en- las principles
Boticas o pidala directamente a
la Farmacia Italiana Puma. es-
quina Main Y Sunset. Depto IL.
Los Angele4 California. PRE-
Go: s1.OO BOTELLA.
Puede ahorrarse los s~astos de
sorreo ST snvis giro postal con
su orden.
La opinión., 1935-02-20

atribuciones consulares', por que
ell suscrito eXhorto a u feligreses
a tomar parte en- la peregrinacion
0 manifestation como 81 le llama,
por medic de una Circular que eX-
presa zen parte" " por que no la
inserta toda) que Sc trata de II
'protesta publica Y Vigorosa en-
contra de la tiranica OPPRESSION Gel
Que Sc llama gobierno Official de
Mexico. Asf, como transcribe trun
co ei parroco relative, parece que el
Sr. Consul tendria recon; pero omi
ito el principle del pdrrafo, como 10
demuestra con los puntos suspen-
sivos antepuestos, y ell parrafo in
tegro dice ash: Sean NUESTRA
DEEOCION y HOMENAJES a Ia
Xrgen de Guadalupe, una prueba
de Ia Fe que os legarou vuestros
padres, una protesta publica J vi
gorosa contra Ia tiranica OPPRESSION
del que Sc llama gobiePno Official
de Mexico, y una manifestation de
yuestro deseO porque cesen las hos
tilidades y commence una nueva era
Ge paz. de garantias y de yerda-
dera libertad'. Como Sc We ell Sr.
Consul comienza el Credo por el
"Poncio Pilates fue crucificado,
etc.
R-efiriendome a las eXhortaciones
a los fieles en- los periodicos anne
ricanos locales, fueron hechas pa
IA un acto religioso, y las que sc
hicieron contra ell Sr. Consul las
hizo la organization "Com.te de
Defensa', rapidamente tornado
por cat6licos meXicanos. debido a
la actitud POGO %correcta Gel mismo
Sr. Consul, en- este negocio.
En- resumen, ell Sr. Consul con-
fiesa que hizo gestiones cor las
autoridades locales para impedir la
manifestation, y confiesa tam
bien haber hablaGo por la estaci6n
local de radio con el mismo fin;
pero no confiesa que sus trabajos
iban encaminados a impedir que
millares de meXicanos ganaran el
Jubilee del AhO Santo, Y que por
10 mismo, solamente c~elebraban un
acto re~ligioso. Sc equivoc6 por la
misma raz0n que en- Mexico sc
|equivocan sus "superiores jerarqui-
cos" y en- todas parties ven enemi-
Cos. Sc contagi6 del delirio de per-
secuci6n que padecen los opreso-
res.
Con 10 anteriormcnte eXpuesto
creo demostrar que Ia manifesto
ci6n" 81 fue religiosa Y que care
clio de TODD acto hostil o aggressive
y no fue solo una demonstration
hostil hacia Mexico, como ell Sr.
Consul asevera.
ST ell Sr. Consul "tiene yerdaGe-
ra satisfaction" al afirmar Que ciu-
dadanos mexicanos sc abstuvieron
de ]concurrir", 10 felicitamos, y o
lamente hacemos la ligera modi-
ficaci6n de que no fue I'm gran
ndmero', sine los pocos que 81 CO.
noce Y favorece y cat6lico practice
%ninguno.
Para concluir dire al Sr. CONSUL
que esta muy ~equivocado al supo-
ner Que me importa muy POGO o
NADIA 81 bienestar de los meXicanos".
pues soy su Parroco y me preocu-
pa sacramento su bienestar mate
rial y spiritual, y no solo como
Parroco, sino como simple ciuda-
dano. como hombre civilizado me
preocupan los sufrimientos de I'm
pueblo y los dolores de n noble
raza, muy digna de mejor suerte.
ST al ST.. Consul NADIA lie importan
esas cosas, aha el, pero no juzgue
por su sentir.
Agradezco por anticipate Ia hos
pitalidad que lie de a esta carta, y
quedo de listed, Sr. Lozano, su
afmo. S. S. y alto. abonado.
Rev. Gabriel Perez, A. r.
La opinión., 1935-02-20
NUEVO NOMBRE AL I'M
PERIO PERSIA

CiUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero i.
a partir del 81
de MARIO proximo, ell Imperio Per-
sa Sc llamara Imerio de Iran, es
10 que ell Gobierno Persia comunico
a la Secretaria de Relaciones EXte-
riores.
Los persas, a partir del 81 de
MARIO, agrega ell informe recibido
por relaciones. Sc llamaran arios.
La opinión., 1935-02-20
OBSERVABLE eUENA CoNDucTA

Nichols salio de Ia penitenc.aria
de Atlanta, hace POGO, en- donde es-
taba purgando una larsa condena
como resultado &c sus ilicitas ope-
raciones, pues las autoridades fe-
derales lie comprobaron que eXplo-
taba numerosos alambiques en Ca
lifornia y en- aquella cludad.
Junto a su casa viven los esposos
Currie, con quienes llevaba init
mas relaciones, asegurando ellos
que siempre observe buen compor
tamiento, no sospechandose jamas
que tuviera fines torcidos.
Antenoche, despues de haber de-
jado herido gravemente al peluque
70 Sparkling, Sc dirigi6 a la asa &c
los Currie, y llamando a sofas a su
amigo le %confes6 que estaba en- gra
yes aprietos, pero aparte de este
no quiso decirle mas.
La opinión., 1935-02-20

Continde tu ~jducsoitn Dor medic
de Ia leotura. Nunea es tarde para
aprender. Pids hoy mismo nuestro
eatslooo de iibros GRATIS. - II.
eRERlA LozANo. 200 North Los
Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-02-20

clUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero 10.
-(Exclusivo).- i general del ejer-
cito americana Ivory Gray, lego a
esta capital. siendo recibido por una
comision de la Secretaria de Guerra.
FL viaje del general Gray, segun
Sc sabe, es solamente de placer.
La opinión., 1935-02-20
Sc SUICIDE AVER FL MATAD0R De UN BARBER0
DueIO o. NdUdidzOS en- W Hotel
La Figura Central

Miss Virginia Wilcox, hua de u prominente Petrolero de
Tulsa. Oklahoma e la figura central e las diigencias judiciales
que 81 siguen c N csc mismo lugar, dOnde e'ts seiendo ProeessdO
su amigo Phil Kcnramer pr la muerte del estudiante John Cor
ren, Jr. Ell primero declare haberle dado muerte para Proteger a
Wilcox, cuando csts iba a ser victims de u seeuestro.
Il l. News
La opinión., 1935-02-20

cUANoo LEE listed LA Cpl.
MON" SA8E que LEE UN
PERloDlco INDEPENDENTS
Y HoNRADQ.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
DRAMA CLUB PLAY
 NEXT TUESDAY EVE

With next Tuesday night marking the opening of their three-act Noel Coward comedy, Hay Fever mem bers of the Juneau Drama Club cast are pushing forward in final effort to achieve the ultimate ill sophisti- cated performances-and, say those who have been privileged to attend rehearsals, are exceeding even last years highly successful offering 'Lcose Ankles"
 Direction by Ted Danielsen, who also directed last seasons play, the comedy has the following cast: Betty Schoettler, Orin Kimbal, E d h Danielsen, Everett Erickson, liar riet Cutler, John Davidson, Kenneth Ross, Robbie Dalzell, Mildred Hill
 Tickets, for either Tuesday or Wednesday night. are for sale at all drug stores or may be obtained from Drama Club members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
GRAND COUPLE
 REENACT ROLE
 IN NEW SHOW
Charles Ruggles, Mary Bo- land, Play Married Couple
 in People Will Talk

Charles Rugg,es and Mary Roland, grand old married couple" of the screen, play a marital role for the ninth time in People Will Talk , new Paramount comedy playing at the Capitol Theatre tonight.
 The pair, who have impersonated the meek husband and domineering wife in such films as "Ruggles Of Red Gap" The Pursuit of Happi- ness. Six of a King" and the un- forgattable Night of June 15th," are reunited in a picture giving them
 ven greater opportunity to pursue their l2ugh-getting talent.
 Leila Hyams and Dean Jagger head the supporting cast. Miss Hyams is cast as the pairs newlywed daughter. After a scrap with her husband she comes back to her mother in tears, yowing she'll have a divorce.
 To show her her mistake, Miss Bo- land has the brilliant idea of staging a fake fight with Ruggles, just so the girl can see how silly it is. Her sense of drama overcomes her and it is she who finally hurries off to arrange for divorce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
PARISH BAZAAR OFF TO LUCKY
 OPENING NIGHT
Afternoon Tea Music by H. Krane S Orchestra
 Dancing Afforded

Music and holiday fervor accom- panied yesterdays opening of the annual three day Catholic Bazaar in the Parish Hall sponsored by the Ledies' Alter Society of the local Church of the Nativity.
 An attendance equal to that of other years was reported, with more expected today, and full hall anti cipated for tomorrow, when, in addi ticn to the special entertainment, which includes a turkey dinner, the Hope Chest and other grand prizes will be awarded
 < Afternoon tea, music by Harry Krane's orchestra, and dancing in the evening kept everyone entertain ed. Games, candy and novelty booths booths are provided in addition to thore booths catering to serious Christmas shoppers.
 Betty Macs Beauty Shoppe is awarding a special prize of shampoo and finger wave in addition to the othsf awards planned for tomorrow. K Tcnight there will be more danc- ing, the booths will be open until midnight, and everyone is cordially invited.
 Reservations for tomorrows Turkey Dinner, to be served at T o'clock, may be made with Mrs. George H. Walmsley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

becomes a man relsnt,assly pursued by fate. Alternately lifted to drunk cn heights of delusicps Of grandeur, tortured by fear, torn by remorse, halrled by superstition, he moves with dramatic surety from one in- tense situation to another.
 All of the action takes place during enc eventful night. It ls dual stcry, of two internal struggles-the one that ripped Ireland assundcr through revolution, the other that tore tbe soul of one Of Ireland's sons in battle between the forces of good and evil within him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
CHRISTMAS TREES

It is not too early to place your ;, crder. Call ETA Hiway Delivery for choice trees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

Gastineau Dewey L. Knight, Ketchikan; w. l.. Stump; F. E. Walker, Portland; A. Strausberg, Seattle.
 Alaskan II. Ahrenstedt, Sumdum; U. Tusch- CT, Seattle.
 Zynda Frank Perchard, Klawock; A. B. Chapman, Juneau; Ernest Swanson, Elfin Cove.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
GREAT PICTURE PLAYS TONIGHT
 AT COLISEUM
The Informer,' Starring Victor McLaglen, One
 of Years Events

One of the few pictures of the year which can be called great ranking in artistic merit with David Copper field, Viva Villa, and Henry the Eighth, plays tonight and tomorrow at the Coliseum Theatre.
 It is The Informer," story of Vic tor McLaglen, pitiably British and love-smitten renegade in the Irish Revolutionary ranks, and it is story one will never forget.
 Accounted one of the greatest char acter studies and most absorbing stories in literature, Liam OFlaher tvs novel affords McLaglen the fin- est role of his entire. career, and he rises to it in a way which will sur prise those who have seen him in his usual roles. While the drama cen ters closely about one character, roles of extraordinary power and human qualities are carried by Margot Gra- hame, Preston Foster, Heather Angel, Wallace Ford, Una O'Connor, J. M. Kerrigan, Joseph Sauers, Neil Fitz- gerald, Donald Meek, and other members of the large supporting cast.
 Having Dublin, Ireland as it's To- cale, and Duolin's troubling postwar years as it's period, the story centers around the dramatic theme of be- trayal and regeneration. Gypo No- Ian, giant in sature and pigmy in in- tellect, informs on pal for a price. With 20 pounds in his pocket, and the worst crime known tt his -ompatriots on his conscience, Gypc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

Some Exhibitors who have played the "INFORNiER' say it is GREAT-Others say it is the worst yet to come out of Hollywood Frankly can't say, as we are not critics BUT-LIBERTY MAGAZINE gave it 4 starsl and Victor McLaglen now leads the entire field in the Academy of Motion Picture Science for his excellent work in the picture and we understand will more than likely win the first award for 1885 The greatest honor the n- dustry bestows upon it's actors. We invite you to sec the picture either tonight tomorrow night and judge for yourself be your critic and let us know what you think of it.
 (Signed) MANAGEMENT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
cARLsoNs GOING SOUTH

w. o. Carlson and wife will be passengers on the North Sea for Seattle to spend the holidays. They will return north and be home about January IT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
OLD NEWSPAPERS

In large bundles for 25c per bundle. Just the thing for starting fires these chilly mornings. Get them at THE EMPIRES office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
BIG VAN OPENING UPTOWN STORE TO
 CATER TO TRADE

For the convenience of Christmas shoppers, BiBg Van has opened an uptown location for the sale of his native Alaskan moccasins and gifts, in the Saloum Shoe Shop near the First National Bank
 Big Van recently purchased the balance of the New York Clothing Store stock, which has been on sale at closing out prices. The addition of the central store gives the popu- lar merchant three locations, with two located on South Front Street near Winter & Pond.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
MRS. WATSON HOME

Mrs. Claude Watson, wife of Ju- neau Cash. Grocery employee. ar rived today on the North Seq.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
CHRISTMAS TREES

It is not too early to place your order. Call 37f Hiway Delivery for choice trees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
sTRATToN GOING SOUTH

o. H. Stratton, of the firm of Stratton and Beers, is leaving on the North Sea for his home in Seattle. He will return to his Ju- neau headquarters in March.
Evening star., 1935-08-20

were pressed into service in making
the purchases.
link issued the following state
ment:
"The A. 81 P. Tea Co. is shocked
at the charges made by the Bureau
of Weights and Measures Of alleged
short weights In few Of their stores
The management is glad, however
that this has been called to their at
tention and realize that the Bureau
Of Weights and Measures 10 acting
for the benefit of the public. The
management of the A. & p. Tea Co
has called upon the Bureau of Weights
and Measures for the names Of the
clerks suspected of being guilty OF
the charge. As soon as this informa-
tion Is received by the local manage
ment the clerks alleged to have been
guilty will be dismissed from the
service Of the 4. 81 P.
"The charge involves only II stores
out Of approximately 1870 operated by
the A. e. P. in the District Of Colum-
bia, and represent the few instances
in which inaccuracies were found,
out of large number Of purchases
made by the Bureau Of Weights and
Evening star., 1935-08-20

Measures in the course of its routine
inspection. Regrettable as the Incl
dent is, 1t 10 hoped the public realizes
that the instances of alleged short
weight were not only unknown to the
officials Of the A. & p, but are con-
trary to the specific policies and to
the instructions Of this company to
its employees from the time Of its
inception rs years ago. 1t Is hardly
necessary to say that the A. & p.
could oniy have met with It's phenom-
email success by consistent policy of
honest weights and measures and fair
dealing with the purchasing public. "
Evening star., 1935-08-20
TRIAL DATE SET
IN WEIGHT CASES
Chain Store Officials Must
Appear in Police Court
September II.

Twenty -four short-weight charges
involving sales in II stores OF the
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
will be tried in Police Court Septem-
Der II. Judge Isaac r. Hit decided
yesterday. Collateral totaling $500
was posted to insure appearance OF
officials Of the company.
Santus w. link, general super
intendent, entered q plea Of not
guilty.
Continuance Arranged.
The continuance was arranged by
Assistant Corporation Counsels Stan
ley De Neale and Elwood Seal and
John v. Morgan, counsel for the firm.
Morgan plans to leave Immediately
on his vacation.
The "a charges were preferred after
an investigation by the Department
OF Weights and Measures since June
IS. All involve the purchase Of
chickens George M. Roberts, super
intendent Of weights and measures.
said that in many cases housewives
Evening star., 1935-08-20
VERDICT Is UPHELD
Appellate Court Rules Against
Spitale and Arcidiaco.

NEW YORK, August 20 Lp).-Hold-
ing they were satisfied that consti-
tutional rights Of the defendants were
not violated, three appellate judges
yesterday uphele the convictions Of
Salvatore Spitale and Salvatore Arci-
diaco for violations Of the State pub
lie enemy law.
Spitale, underworld Intermediary in
the Lindbergh kidnapping case, and
Arcidiaco were convicted July II
under the recently enacted Brownell
law, which makes it crime for per-
sons "of evil regulations to consort
with each other"
The defendants appealed sentences
OF three months each. 1t was the
first test Of the law in the Special
Sessions Court.
Evening star., 1935-08-20
Chicken Dinner and Dance.

BOWIE, Md, August 20 Especially
An old-fashioned Southern Mary
land chicken dinner and dancing will
mark the annual picnic Of the Church
of the Ascension to be held on the
historic Whitemarsh Church grounds
August 81. Dinner will be served by
women of the parish starting at pm.
In case of rain the affair will be
staged in the hall.
Evening star., 1935-08-20
TWO HELD IN THEFT
OF CATHEDRAL JEWELS
By the Associated Press.

PAMPLONA, Spain, August 90
Police held a woman, Condelaria
Tapia, and a jeweler, Jose Arias, yes
terday charged with completely in
theft Of nearly four million pesetas
and treasures from the cathedral.
They announced that all or a large
part Of the loot had been found con-
realed in the homes Of the pair. The
woman, they said was a midwife and
the suspected author of the plot, the
Jeweler having been induced to par
ticipate because of his facilities for
converting the jewels and treasures
into salable form.
The recovered loot included the IA
nous Grown Of the Virgin" set OF
precious gems, but the crown itself
has been melted down, the police
said.
Evening star., 1935-08-20
Chairs Of All Kinds!

795 - Mahogany WINDSOR ARM CHAIR IS a.z9
S 99s - MAHOGANY ROCKER. Velour Seat sac
S 5.95-- OCCASIONAL CHAIR .------------ 1863
S2995 PILL LOW-BACK LOUNGE CHAIR 1850
$l695 - TAPESTRY COGSWELL CHAIR $50
SI675-T TAPESTRY LOUNGE CHAIR - 1910
32.9S----LOUNGE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN--- 21.6o
Evening star., 1935-08-20
It's a Wonderful Way
to Soothe Ugly Eczema

Soothing, cooling, healing Zemo re-
lieves itching distress and helps you
escape from the tortures Of Eczema.
For rs years this wonderful remedy
has produced such amazing results
because Of its rare ingredients. Get
ZemO today-for Rashes, Pimples,
Ringworm and Eczema. Worth the
price because you get relief. Tested
and approved by Good Housekeeping
Bureau, No. 4S74. All druggists, 35c,
60c, 81.
Evening star., 1935-08-20

didn't urge anybody to come and lose
their money. They ran respectable
and legitimate places and were mighty
careful only to admit decent people. 1"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-08
C. & P. Revenues For June
Amount To S1,O94, $4,000

In June operating revenues of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company of Baltimore City, serving
the State of Maryland, amounted to
s1,O94,842. Operating expenses, in
GLIDING taxes, amounted to S87S,S47.
Net operating income amounted to
s215,995.
Taxes in June amounted to $780,
SOP.
Telephone users in Maryland made
more than 25,S7O,OOO calls in June,
an increase of a per cent over the
number made in June, 1884.
There were 2Os.162 telephones in
service at the end of the month,
6,228 more than there were in serv-
ice in June of last year.