The Washington times., 1911-07-09

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FRANK A. MUNsEY. F. A. WALKER
Proprietor Managing Editor
SUNDAY. JULY 8, 1911
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
limo. smos. mos. "
Daily Only.;......... rs .76 Lso 80
Sunday only........ 80" 80. % =
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 H.. Sunday 1...... 81 10; %;
S...... S Ss.asS i|5.::..: b. 5C'5ss 2s...... 68'l!t
b.: b.: 5I.2is i5:::::: b: Si4S 49,: SUNDAY
-. 53,3oS IL. 6S,Sss e.. s9'6sS 6SS
g.. 6.Sa2 H.. 5O,549 o.. 81, 4gS
I0...... 6S.n7l2O...... 6LS6 SO...... 81 ~
rota, for month. 1,s4s, 62t
Daily average for month. bl'S"
The net total circulation Of The Wash.
ington Times daily during the month o
returned being eliminated. This NUMBER,
when divided by Is. the number Of days OF
publication, shows the net daily average Aoi
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 as follows:
J6he 4............ IS, 002 June 1S......... 4I'ln
June u........... E,065lJune 3..-...-..... g. SiI
TOTAL Tor month. h....1...........'..'''.. 1oo'o40
Sunday average for month. 7'lS6
The net total circulatic- :: The Washington
Times Sunday during the the month Of June
was I66, ,s19, all copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated This number.
during June. shows the net Sunday average
for June to have been A,7o6
Entered at the Postofhce az Washington,
ID. C.. as second-class matter.
G street is looking up. Major Butt
has bought a house in It.
Camp Good Will is so complete in all
its appointments that the kids don't
have to take the will for the deed
You may continue to smoke in public
today since DR.. Wiley's Nonsmokers
League failed to get incorporated yes
terday
The man with stiff neck may have
been sitting in a draft. And then. on
the other hand, he may been watching
for Atwood.
1t was a happy thought on the part
of the guilty bystander to allude to the
President and his advisers as being
quite at sea.
When Admiral Togo arrives in Wash
ington he will even find collars and
underwear in the show windows with
his name on them.
Rev. Zed Copp and Vice President
Sherman have introduced the electric
fan into unaccustomed places; the FORM
er into his church, the latter into the
Senate chamber.
After having read the correspondence
between Mr.. Richard Ryan and Mr.
Richard Ballinger it would seem to
make timely this advice TO habitual
letter writers Don't be a Dick
One more Lincoln landmark went with
the burning of the River Queen last
night. 1t was by this steamer that
President Lincoln used to travel from
Washington to Richmond and Norfolk.
All the evidence goes to show that
the destruction Of the steamer River
Queen on the Potomac last night was
caused by an internal explosion. None
of the powers are held remotely re-
sponsible.
Every new set of statistics about
realty and building in Washington
tends to demonstrate the rapid prog
ress of the city. The figures for the
fiscal year. just announced, show that
all records in realty transactions were
broken by those of the year just clos
ed.
Few men have had more intimate
knowledge of the growth of Washing
ton than William Henderson, who died
yesterday For sixty years a resident
of the Capital, Mr.. Henderson, who,
prior TO his retirement from business.
was a contractor, had charge of the
erection of many of the largest build
ings in the city
The Capital has gained another
wealthy resident in q member of the
Vanderbilt family whose purchase of
the Quay residence was announced
yesterday The residential commit
tee of the Chamber Of Commerce has
a task only of accelerating the move
ment of residents to the city. Its
general attractions are proving suf-
ficiently alluring to bring one in now
and then.
DR.. w. B. Hudson's statement that the
municipal bathing beaches will be closed
unless more money is forthcoming
ought to have serious consideration and
generous response. AS superintendent
Of the beaches DR.. Hudson has made
them one of the great summer institu-
tions Of Washington, and his familiar
ity with the subject makes him compe-
tent to speak. There is nothing in the
District that affords the people more
fun or more healthful exercise.
The Northern Dispensary and Emerg-
ency Hospital, which has been organ
lied by a group of physicians and citi-
zens of Columbia Heights, and will be
opened at 3121 Fourteenth street north
west tomorrow, will supply a much
needed service to a big and rapidly de-
veloping district. The public will be
glad to learn that Miss Emma Neale,
rapIarad