The Washington times., 1911-09-16
AUGUST CIRCULATION.


Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing the month OF August was follows:
s: s:: =: h e.: !: 8
a.: t Ss'35s @ b: b.: S;.ssi | ID: [ S. ~
S...... S,5s5 16...... 52.42s 27...... Sunday
s-..... Sunday L.. 62.44S 5S-'.... ss'aK ~
S.. 1886 i~S...... b 55.s92 s0...... 64.sss
49,. b2,s35 2O...... Sunday sl...... bb.dl
II: II: ss.Sss ssSSs e.: e.: aisf sfsf
Total for month. 475. W6
Daily average for month..-.......... e%0SZ
The net total circulation OF The Washington
Times daily during the month OF August
was l,Sl0, Us all copies left over and returned
being eliminated This number. when d.
vided by a., the number Of days Of publica-
tion, shows the net daily average for Aug
ust TO have been 4s5H.
August. 1911, includes is.l9 Rochester
n. Y. wreck extras printed on August Is.
Dedueting these figures the average daily net
circulation for August IL shown to have
been E,S20
The number OF complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month Of August was as follows:
August 1S..:.:::iS,sss August a.::.::::sS.iss
Tota. for month. .1s5, ,5H
Sunday average for month. Ss4
The net total circulation Of The Washington
Times Sunday during the month of August
was lS01l0, all copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated. This number.
when divided by l. the number Of Sundays
during August. shows the net Sunday aver
age for August to have been 45,o2s
Entered at the Postofnce at Washington.
D. C.. as second class matter.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1911.
A few more reverberations are
scheduled before Glen Echo can set
tie down.
Monday will be moving day for per-
sonal tax delinquents. Collector Rogers
patience Is exhausted.
DR.. Wiley's harvest home festival
down on his Virginia farm will be Q
Joyous event this year.
A good time to break up the tipping
trust here in Washington is before
it becomes established. The high cost
Of living needs no new stimulus.
Preparations for celebrating Dis
covery Day, on October IL. are going
forward on a scale which will at least
leave no doubt that we have been
discovered
The feet of aeroplanes at College
Park is growing. If it were only pos
sible to work them in relays, 1t would
soon be possible to make a flight across
the Atlantic.
II is good news that comes from Clara
Barton, founder of the American Red
Cross, saying that her condition is
greatly improved. Her speedy and en-
tire recovery is earnestly hoped for.
1t is not surprising that the Capital
Traction Company denies the Juris-
diction." There isn't a public utility In
Washington which is enthusiastically in
favor of recognizing any Jurisdiction ex-
cept its own.
The street cars have resumed their
winter schedules, the chrysanthemums
are beginning to lift their feathery
heads, the straw lid nestles in the dust
bin, and but few of the signs Of sum-
mer now remain.
It is good news that the National
Museum is to be opened on Sunday,
when its treasures may be inspected
by all those who may be so inclined.
1t will prove a great convenience to
the public.
II the wharf Improvement recon-
mended by Daniel E. Garges, T. c. J.
Bailey and Russell Dean, the District
Wharf Committee, is carried out, q
long step forward will have been taken
for commercial Washington.
Nigh beer has at last reached the
distinction of coming before the War
Department. which must decide as to
the sale of 1t to the Indians. In some
OF It, at least. there is enough fight to
give the War Department quite a tussle
"Rain, rain, go away" Little Johnny
wants to join the several hundreds Of
other little boys from eight Fairgrounds
who are TO hold a Joint fete at the
Rosedale Fairgrounds this afternoon. 1t
promises TO be one Of the most delight
full occasions of the year.
Brainerd II. Warner has just returned
from Binghamton, ". Y, where he
made an address on behalf of Wash
ington at a banquet rendered the Vice
President by the RinGhamton Chamber
of Commerce. A better representative
OF Washington could not have been Sc
lected than Mr.. Warner.
Why not take that Government mov-
ing picture machine being used to pho
tograph road building near Bradley
Lane and catch some views of how
Washington contractor can erect q sky
scraper in such a short time? Such
pictures ought to be interesting to those
cities that think Washington is slow.
Eli Trumbower would probably like to
know under what section of the laws he
was grilled and carried to the station
house, simply because he hid his grips
In the dark until he could go to a drug
store and have a prescription filled. The
Washington Hawkshaw has methods Of
his own.
Architect George Oakley Totten, jr.,
is the sert Of a press agent the more
residents committee of the Chamber