The Washington times., 1911-07-26

Proprietor Managing Editor
WEDNESDAY. JULY &c. 1911.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
n.uv .r, su,,. i I@o s%S' g 10 mos ~! .3I
Daily only. :......... .25 .75 lSo B.!
Sunday only. .... go. .S 4
JUNE CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copIe
of The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing the month Of June was as follows:
L.. 5l,2OS 11.I... Sunday 2l...... Bile
s s ELS ELS Is: Is sS5ss SS5ss ss s ssis ssSs
4.-.... Sunday ll4...... 5l,I03 a.. 5l.l5
b.. I.2lS 5...... 5l,47s 25...... sunds
L.. 6S,3O3 H.. 1888 TT. 5O.76
S.. 60,769 ls...... Sunday 2S...... 81 O7!
,s g. Ssif ,ii as s SI,sis SIsis &C., ss 8 q ts ts
Total for month. S4S, 62
Daily average for month............ 81.
The net total circulation Of The Wash
tngton Times daily during the month o
June was 1,l65, 769 all copies left over anC
returned being eliminated. This number
when divided by 26 the number OF days ol
publication, shows the net daily average fol
June to have been a. S37.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month of June was follows
June ,0O2 June 1S...........47l7l
June u...........47.055 June S...........46 81
Total for month. 1854;
Sunday average for month. ............' Alb
The net total cfrcutation Of The Washington
Times Sunday during the month of June
by agents being eliminated. This number
when divided by 4, the number Of Sundays
during June, shows the net Sunday averags
for June to have been .705.
Entered at the Postoffce at Washington
D. c.. as second class matter.
The reciprocity issue met July snow
storm in Ottawa yesterday.
The scouts have at last reached Rich
mond. SO II is now established that the
feat can be accomplished. after all.
It may not be true that there are any
sharks in the Potomac, but there are a
lot Of them which ought to be driver
there.
It wasn't exactly a case of straw hats
and overcoats here, but that was very
close to the way everybody felt yes
terday.
II the delay in finding Florence Carey
home continues much longer, she will
have reached the age Of discretion
where she is.
Crabs are being caught nearer tc
Washington than for many years past
but the saving in transportation is moi
appreciable in the price Of crab flakes.
Our sometime fellow citizen, Mr.. Wal
ter Wellman, pains his friends by the
will not fly across the Atlantic in dir.
igible.
II DR.. Wiley really expects to see his
Nonsmoker League succeed he SHOULD
do what he can to get Chancellor Day
IN opposition. instead of as a pillar Of
the NOV yement
We got $4,000 worth of Improvement
IN the navigation of the Potomac and
Anacostia rivers last year, but little
more money could be used this year t
great advantage.
With $125,0OO to spend for army aero,
planes and with the aviation school a.
College Park, Washington is fast be.
coming established as the center OF
aerial navigation in America.
The five boys who started for the
Toclly West on bicycles were in wrong
som the first. Scotty and other great
Characters of that ilk now start from
he West to see the Woolly East.
An attendance of over $500 at the
Acknowledgement game yesterday. Some
time the faithfulness of the Washing.
ton fan will be rewarded with a repro.
duction of Mrs. Malaprop's Patience or
g Mantelpiece.
Kallipolis Grotto is having its annua
outing at Chesapeake Beach today Al
interesting program of sports is il
progress, and everyone is assured OF
days fun such as only the Yelled Proph.
cts know how to have.
The death of Mrs. Harriott W
Knann. who passed away at her homc
here at the age of ninetv-seven, re,
moves one of the few women who
could boast of having three sons ir
the civil war. She was borr durinz
President Madis"n's administration.
John R. Mccormick, owner of tbs
Maryland Reporter, who died in Hyatts.
Vile yesterday, was identified with the
newspaper business in the District fol-
a quarter of a century and passed
through some exciting experiences. He
had a large circle of devoted friends
who sincerely mourn for him.
All Washington IS gratified at the de-
served tribute which the President has
paid to Nathan Straus by appointing
him to represent this county at two
important congresses to be held in Eu.
Iope. one looking to the protection OF
infants and the other for the suppress
sion of tuberculosis.
DR.. Kurt Voelkner has withdrawn hi,
resignation as president Of the Unitat
German Societies of the District. anC
peace orce more prevails. Now all on,
German citizens are looking forward
with interest to the meeting here ii
October of all the German societies o
the country in 4 great national conven
ton.
The District loses one of its mos