The Washington times., 1911-08-19

SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL.
mo. Smos mos. yr
Daily only:......... .25 10 l5O 80
SUNDAY ohIy........ rs 81
JULY CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The WASHINGTON Times printed daily dur
ing the month OF July was follows:
0 suadsy s !5 asss sf:sss .:: STRaaS e. sS3
En- e.. g SSss$ ss5 f. 5I!SS G.. s. 21 s31
t.: 5oSso iS..... Sunday M @ S.. SSsSS s. 81
g.. 50o3S L.. 5O,55e 2S...... So, 2SI
S...... 81. $50 b.. OCH 30. Sunday
g.. Sunday 2O..... 5i,H2 ISi. 52 6O2
S'..... S0,6t6 IL. 53,7O5
n...... 6O.l40 g.. o, ,4s4
Total for month. 253, sos
Daily average Tor month............. 81, O5O
The net total circulation Of The Wash
July was l,lS,94J, all copies left over and
returned being eliminated This number,
when divided by 20, the number OF days OF
publication. shows the net daily average for
July to have been 5.6sO.
Sunday.
The number OF complete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
curing curing the month Of July was as follows: -
Suiy 2...........462OS July 3............E.3lI
July 2. .........4slOS July 3O............F.2 2S5
July l6..........46.lgS
s0na. oTS Tor iit u
The net total circulation OF The Washington
Times sunday during the month OF July
was 2o2.57G, ali copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated. This number
when divided by 5. the number of Sundays
curing July. shows the net Sunday average
COY July 10 have been 10 515.
Entered al the Postofhce at Washington.
D C., as second class matter.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1911
The flying machine seems to have a
settled prejudice against visiting the
Chevy Chase Club.
1t is to be hoped that whoever buys
Cabin John Will continue to serve
chicken a la Maryland
A host Of personal and official friends
regret the unfavorabIe news regarding
Senator RaynerS Illness
The crusade against the cats may yet
result in 9 ukase, like that Of Car
Peter, that all men shall get a shave.
1t must be a happy and contented
household where love apples Weighing a
pound and a half grow in the back
yard.
II one-half of the House will accept
the dare Of the other half to come out
side maybe we can secure adjourn
ment at last.
Captain Oyster and Mr.. Ashford
have had their say, but no one knows
yet who is responsible for the District
buving a pig in d poke"
Tho open-air singing at the Great Falls
camp meeting made the woods more
musical than anything in this neighbor-
hood since the birds first sang together
DR.. Thomas Smith announces that the
Washington climate is especially un-
favorable to the hay fever germ, and
for that good quality one cap forgive
all its faults
a local estimate of the attendance at
the proposed Tramps' convention here
gives Baltimore credit for a probable
delegation of 1000. Tramps don't like
cobblestones.
1t seems fated that the District is
not to enjoy the thrill of an election.
even in the suburbs. Just as Glen
Echo was about to pull off one, along
comes an Injunction.
We have heard of the hired mourner,
but the boy who "weeps for a living is
q new one. And. incidentally, he should
be given very little encouragement
There are enough real tears in the
world
The last of the delegation OF Spanish
War Veterans left for the national en-
campmenI at Oklahoma yesterday, and
If they don't elect Capt John L. Smith
Commander-in-chief they will know the
reason why.
Taking candy from a child has here
tofore been thought about the climax
Of meanness. but to rob a baby of it's
clothes, which is the charge against
a District youth. seems tc go one bet
ter-Or worse.
The water supply for the District Ma
uonal Guard, in camp at Frederick, is
drawn from the pipes into twelve whis-
ky barrels. DR.. Weaver is authority for
the statement that the barrels were
emptied OF their original contents.
The delinquents who have won free
dom from OccoQuan because the mos
Quitoes worried them should be very
thankful that It wasn't decided merely
to supply them with mosquito nets and
keep them in captivity a little longer.
The Modern Woodmen of the District
and their brethren of Montgomery coun-
ty are to match skill in the old-time
sport of log rolling. The Washington
men are to make a big effort to cap
ture the cash prize that will go to the
winner.
Washington people were deeply in
terested in the result of the inquiry
into the cause of the wreck of the
Federal Express at Bridgeport. IT
hardly came as a surprise that the
fault was found with the engineer,
who is dead.
The activity of the revenue cutter Of
ficers in boarding and examining motor
boats to determine If they are strictly
obedient to the laws for their regula-
ton will stir the water-front of tba