The Washington times., 1911-08-17
JULY CIRCULATION.

DEiiy and Sunday. 5000 $3.50 a.B Is
ESaIly only .25 .75 L5O g.
JULY CIRCULATION.
Daily,
The number OF complete and perrec, copt
o. ne washington Times printed daily du
'nG the month OF July was as follows:
suadsS . tSi i5:: sisss sisss ss sp9d; 70
s..... tS'dSS e aSS e.. 81 74s :e...... $50
g.. 500 ill.,. epnd9S Io 5S . SSt sS
5...... 6o,IOS iS..... SSSST 2S.. 2S... S.
E. $3.50 I9...... 5C.68 3d.. sunGa
H.. 6J.IiO I22... 63,IS
DAILY sy.-nGo nUth for ,.,r
The net total circulation Of The Wash
IrTs 5IhSTron Times daily during the month
returned being eliminated, This numbs,
when divided by 70, the number Of davs 4
Pupncation. shows the net daily average 70
'uIy 10 have been ~ 500.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copie
inc washington Times printed Sunday
Gu1ng The month OF July was as follows:
July 2'.........46.2c6 July 23............G,S1 81
Suy lb..........4 &c, 1888
Total for month. 2ss IL
ounoAy average for mOnth....... 46,62
The net total circulation Of The washIn1+or
1lncs Sunday during the month OF July
was E0257G. all copies left over and returned
Dy agents being eliminated. This number
nHth divided by 3. the nSmber of SUNDAYS
during July, shows the net Sunday average
Tor July 10 have been 4O5l5.
Entered at the Postotfice at Washington,
u c. "a second class matter
THURSDAY. AUGUST II, 1911.
Come. kitty, come. or DR.. Woodward
will get You.
TIE bakery wagon drivers want q lit.
t4c more yeast in their wages.
1t Is still comforting to read the
weather returns from cities where the
thermometer reached lO2.
The near approach Of the Nationals to
81 Louis, 10 doubt, caused those trem-
ors in that burg(h) yesterday.
Passlng the lie in a judicial or leris.
latlVe inquiry is getting TO be almost as
common as a boarding house pass-thc-
butter
Our distinguished fellow-cItizen. John
Hays Hammond. denies emphaticauv
that he nudged King George in the ribs
st one Of the state bunquets. Then who
did it?
About the only thing connected with
an automobile in the District which
isn't taxed is the irritating choor-choog
(which ought to be taxed out of ex-
istence.
According to official estimates. 2.I4--
200 boxes will be used in dispensing this
summers supply of ice cream for the
District and IS per cent of them are
used by three firms
Mrs. Abernathy. of 7Oa Fifth street. has
raised corn In her back yard nine feet
high, and she says 1t hasn't finished
growing yet. It's jealous, that's what's
the matter with Kansas
The man VINO is alleged to have en-
bezzled IN entire automobile from a
Washington salesroom appears to have
been named Ginslinger, which should be
allowed to explain a great deal.
According to reports to the Revenue
Gutter Service, they are having warm
weather in North Polar regions, The
cutter Bear went as far north as Point
harrow without encountering ice. Regu-
lar DIR. Cook weather.
Everybody knew that the herdic had
Its faults but nobody suspected that #
was n man-eater until it attacked a
taXicab driver and his passenger on the
highway in broad daylight without the
slightest provocation.
While the Corporation Counsel is
searching for a way to overcome the
restriction in the deed to the Normal
School site, # would be Just as well TO
= 'ow the person responsible for the
. or.
onight's meeting at the Chamber of
y nmerce in protest against the Com
sioners' vault-tax bill and changes
I" building regulations without notice
promises to result in a declaration of
independence.
Washington o. Berry. one of the Dis
trict's oldest and most influential citi-
zens, is Ill at his home, 1887 Twenty
second street, and reports from his bed |
side are that there is little hope for his |
recovery. This is the first illness Mr.. |
Berry has ever suffered.
The Pythians Of the city combined |
pleasure with profit yesterday. While |
enjoying an outing at Marshall Hall, |
they, were at the same time gather |
ing funds to enable Washington Com |
pany to compete for a $1,000 prize at |
Fort Worth, Texas.
Health Officer Woodward, in declaring
war on the stray cats, has voiced the
wishes and expressed the opinion of a
large and growing number of residents
OF the District who feel that death from
cat bite is almost as painful and
quite as untimely as il the cat were a
dog.
Washington veterans are prominent in
the contests for heads of two great
war organizations. The Spanish War
Veterans will be asked to elect John
l.. Smith commander-in-chier at Okla
homa next week, and Col John NJ.
McElroy is one of the prominent con-
testants for the leadership of the
G. A. R., to be decided at the encamp-
ment at Rochester next week