The Washington times., 1911-08-02


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FRANK A. MUNsEY. A. Wake
PROPRIETOR Managing Editoi
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2, 1911.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
Daily and srns. I'm mo. mos. s mos. !!
summary only..-'.... .25
july CIRCULATION.
Daily.
OF The Washington Times printed daily du
ing the month OF July was as follows:
su6Sa 81 t@ e.. 52.$sS .sunda
$. $ SSSSS SSS Il T.. 81 SI,4SS @ Ss.... S2%
B.. 5osSO l6..... Sunday j27...... SS.G
g.. 5oO3s H.. 5O,55O I2S...... 5S'2,
T. 5o'IoS Is. 5o!g 2s...... $50
S...... Sunday 2O...... 81 742 lS. So 81
3SS'...'' so'S4S o Il. 5S,75
Iotsl for month h........................l,353 1853, 8
Daily average for month............. $50
The net total circulation Of The wa,t
Ingtoh Times daily during the month
July was LIS, ,94S. all copies left over an
returned being eliminated. This numbei
publication. shows the net daily average fo
July TO have been IS. $780,
sunday.
The number OF complete and perfect COME
OF The Washington Times printed Sunday
during the month Of July was as follows
July 2............46.2o 2o6 July 23............FSl 81
July los July 3O............472s rs
July l6............46,l9 l9S
Total for month. .......,.......... 233, II
Sunday average for month............ 49,
The net total circulation Of The washingto Of
Times Sunday during the month Of Jul
was 2o2 SIS. ali copies left over and returnai
when divided by s, the number OF Sunday
during July, shows the net Sunday averag
for July 70 have been 40,5l5.
Entered at the Postonfice at Washington
d. c., as second class matter
II the Nationals were just a little +i
nearer the top. what do you suppose
those fans would do this afternoon?
II chauffeurs are TO be arrested IL
Maryland for violating the Sunday
laws, motorists will find 1t the bes
economy to drive their own cars.
The Alexandria EagIA are having
an outing at Marshall Hall today
Couldn't they arrange a little altitude
contest with the College Park avia-
tors7
It does look as IL Senator JEFF Davis
Is bent on political suicide. He has
been caught riding In a taxicab again
and the news has already Travelled back
home.
The Government is in great need of
. number OF irrigation engineers. some
OF our leading commuters, after a sea-
son on the front lawn, feel that thev
are quite qualified to fill the place.
With nearly ten thousand tags issuod
Tor horse-drawn commercial vehicles Il
DOESN'T look as though the automobile
Truck had yet crowded the delivery
wagon horse off the Districts streets
"hcn the police get their cornn,eto
,andeNed record Of pawned articles. Il
VIII behooye. the prodigals to COUNT
'their pennies more carefully. or have
their names entered in the Gallery or
the Impecunious.
The inquiry into the constituents
OF the foaming brew got so far as 70
develop the fact that Beer is beer"
and then adjourned. A little more
Inforplation on the side will be pick
ed up. however.
, The ice cream vender who claims m
have lost IS, now acknowledges that
the hold-up story was false. The noIica
have enough to bear without being
made delinquent in chasing down crimes
which never happened.
Shall the shoemaker's wife 60 hare
Footed? Then why shouldn't tho
Washington Florists Club have tho
nnest lawn party in town? The stere-
opticon lecture on plant life in Hol-
land lent an additional charm,
The women Of The northwest Are
working loyalty for the SUCCESS Of the
new Northern Dispensary and Hos
Tttal. The benefit lawn fete which tbey
held last evening at the Columbia
Heights playground was attended bv 5Ol
people.
Even Miss Flora MacFlimsy, Of Madi-
eon square. with ever so many dresses
-@-N AiiIii6 70 wear, was not In SO
hard case as the young women at
the Treasury, who are asked to store
q two-bushel bonnet in a peck-and-.-
half locker.
The Washington wife deserter who
has just been caught after an absence |
Oh nine years unconsciously conveys the |
moral lesson to others that they might |
- well attempt to escape from their
0Tn conscience as to elude the
Patient search and vigil long
VI one who treasures up a wrong
1here is no reason why Policeman
Harry Hughes, who desires to represent
frince George county in the Maryland
house of delegates, should not sue
ceed. Twelve years of service in en-
forcing the laws in the Capital ought
10 give man some knowledge Of the
kind Of laws that should be passed
or repealed.
The German minister al Teheran AL
udes to our distinguished fellow
IoWnsman as "a certain Mr.. Shuster" "
That's 1t exactly. He is going at
ihings over there in a manner which
indicates that he is about the most
certain MIR. Shuster that the inter- |,
jackals have run I'D against
Tor some time
The death of Mrs. Sarah R. Kahl, in