The Washington times., 1911-07-01

chicago Office. ..l710 Commercial Bank Bldg
Phiiadelphia office. ..........s12 Chestnut st
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FRANK A. MUNsEY. F. A. WALKER
Proprietor Managing Editor
SATURDAY, JULY /. 1911.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
pa1y and Sunday. ..dsS @S' sasS @Ss' a.S nGS a.5 y
Daily oniy........y rs .75 lSo SO
Sunday only........ 70 b
JUNE CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number of complete and perfect copies
y The Washington Times printed daily dur
..9. Sizes L.. Sunday T.. 81 81 'dSS dSS
,..... 53,23S I3...... 5O.5sS 2S...... 53,14s
-. Sunday L.. @,ioS 2t...... Sl;iSa
.... So5os @ is.:.. iS. i.; G.5s9 s.: [ 50 S.
r.. sSSSS L.. 81 SSS 2s.''.. % % oSs cSS
sTsss sss iS iS...: spRda 5S5sS s.: s SSss s.. Gss
e.. 5s,l17l2G...... 5l.Sl6 3d.. 81 1o9
Total for month th.................... 1893, $40
me net total circulation of The Wash
ston Times daily during the month OF
me was !, ,l6S 76g all copies left over and
.turned being eliminated. This number.
hen divided by rs, the number OF days OF
ubIcation, shows the net daily average Tor
une to have been ASST.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
The Washington Times printed sundays
ring the month Of June was as follows:
me 4............ IS, ,002lJune 1S........... 47ln
he u........... Al, ,055lJune 25............ 465lI
Total for month. h...................-'... lSS'040
~ 1se
! net total circulation Of The Washington
y Sunday during the the month OF june e
i66.sIs. all copies left over and returned
agents being eliminated. This number
In divided by 4. the number Of Sundays
Ing June, shows the net Sunday average
June to have been I.ToS.
Entered at the Postofhce at Washington.
c.. as second-class matter.
Where are YOU going this after
bon?
The fiscal year is ended. and "Old
Figgers'' Will be in his glory.
With SO many changes the Jail will
hardly seem like home this morning.
. ENST lIlC oSSlli ~ ~
|tle lonely around the White House to-
day.
alexandria florists are quite ready to
jSin in the general demand for protec-
tion from atrmen who drop in on them
without notice.
The fact that Peter Grogan has climb
on a real as we'll as symbolical water
wagon Will make it doUbly dangerous
for him to fall off.
Even such summer resorts as Ashe-
Nslle surpassed US in temperature yes
Nterday. The myth about Washington
heat is dissolving in face of the facts.
No. Geraldine, the Sixteenth street
herdic was not exactly modelled after
the Deacon's one-horse shay, but II
was probably built about the same time.
Bailif Hewitt is firmly planted on the
lid in Rockville, and says that for the
first time his town is to have a quiet
Fourth. He has warned all the boys
not TO waste any money on fireworks.
Treasury figures show that the re-
ceipts from internal revenue, during the
fiscal year just closed, have greatly IN
creased The Tobacco trust was doing
fairly we'll when the dissolution camS'
Former Secretary Bonaparte does not
over highly compliment the Baltimore
evening newspaper to which he is a
much advertised contributor when he
i'm oh
Employees of the Capital Traction
Company greatly enjoyed their outing
at Marshall Hall yesterday, in spite of
|the fact that they are about the last
people one would expect to wish to ''go
for a ride"
The illness of Hon. John Tempt
Graves, one of the most eloquent oya-
tors and best-known newspaper men
in the country, has elected the SYM
pathetic interest of a large circle OF
friends. 1t is gratifying TO know that
he has sufficiently recovered to go to
his home in New York.
One Of the familiar figures about IN
terstate Commerce Commission heao-
quarters is removed by the resisnauoh
of Lee A. Towers, who fol mary years
has done faithful -s~-~1ce as chief mes
senper. He Lsaves the CAPITAL to take
,,, engineering in Colorado.
= washingtonians who have been in
vited to attend the barbecue to be given
at Morris Plains by the Persian consul
general. H. H. Topakyan have a rare
treat before them. Incidentally 1t puts
a crimp in one of our most cherished
traditions that there could be any real
barbecue outside of the South.
Capt j. ]. Knapp, u. s. N, who
was elected departmental commander OF
Spanish War Veterans at their meeting
last night, has the distinction of being
the first naval officer to head the Dis
trict organization. Captain Knapp's
record Is an enviable one. and a more
satisfactory outcome of the election
could not have been possible
washingtonians will be pleased to
learn that plans for the new bridge
across Rock Creek at Q street are rap
idly being completed, and that work on
designs for the structure will soon be-
gin. An appropriation of $275,OOO for the
bridge has been authorized and 100000
has been made available during the
year beginning today. II is probable,
however, that work on the construction
of the bridge itself will not he started