The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-30
AUGUST CIRCULATION.
Daily.

AUGUST CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number Of complete anh perfect copisa
Of The Washington Timer printed daily dur
ing the month of AuEu'. was as follows:
L.. $500 a. $3.50 g.. 80
-. 62.576 Sunday A.. .. 80 as
f...... $3.50 IL. 1854 26....- So. q;
b.. a,5sS d.. 62,426 H......s SUNDAY a..
6...... Sunday H.. 52,442 8...... 6% MI.
7.... 644GS b.. $3.50 3d.. bo. q;
b.. $3.50 ID. $500 sO...... s., SO:
49,. 52,335 2O...... Sunday d...." Ss'4u
iG...... 6S,2s 2I...... sss sST
Total Tor month ...................I 4IS'S ";
Daily average for month............. e4'oS'
The net total circulation " The WashinEtoL
Times daily during the month OF AuGui
was ], $40 225, all copies left over ana retuinS0
being eliminated This number, WheL VI
vided by "a. the number OF days o. pHDG trtss,
ton, shows the net daily average for Augus
~ have been Il. 527.
august, 1911, includes 1S.1c1 Rochester
Deducting these figures, the average daily
net circulation for August is shown 10 hA'e
been E.s2o
The number Of complete and perfeSs copiss
Of The Washington Times printed Sunoeys
August 6........4S,467 August 20.......bS'!sI
August B........4s. AS August N'''''.-.4a'Io-
Tot., %, month .1s6, 574
Sunday average for month ......,..... u ~
The net total circulation Of The washington
Times Sunday during the month Of August
was ,lIo all copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated. This NUMBER.
when divided by 4, the number OF sundays
during August, shows the net Sunday aver
age for August 10 have been 45,O2S-
Entered at the Postoffce at Washington.
D. c., as second class matter.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1911.
Naturally, Turkey insists it was a
foul blow.
The Chilean Admiral and his staff
can't complain of a chilly reception.
Now Pauline Wayne is off for Mil
waukee. Oh, you White House trav-
elers!
This dago conspiracy against Thanks
giving is the lest straw on the cost-of-
living camel.
1t is confidently believed the war will
not affect the North Carolina output Of
Turkish cigarettes.
Students of literature in the schools
will find, some effective word paintings
in the millinery ads.
The new governor of Tripoli, the Duke
Of the Abruzzi, looks from this dis
lance just like an old friend.
No more joy-riding on motorcycles.
Tomorrow the law prohibiting carrying
a passenger goes into effect
The Board of Trade directors meet
on Monday. VIII they join the ranks
of universal transfer fighters?
Now If Solicitor McCabe would only
succumb to a"flattering business offer, "
everybody would try to bear up cheer
fully.
There are eighty men who leave the
Treasury today, and who know all
about the tragedy of a missing def
cheney appropriation.
Unless he is kidnapped and held for a
ransom by some wicked trust, Attor-
ney General Wickersham intends TO re-
luIll ~ w oSl4lIlS IOIl 4hO4ltdS.
Pull" doesn't usually count in the
strict government service. but the
nan who draws down the job of dental
inspector will need a strong one.
DR.. Wiley gets pretty close to the
cost f-living problem when he
blames crowded cities and deserted
farms.
The first call upon the new Arling-
ton Hotel stockholders for funds has
just been made. This looks like
business.
With the new Arlington Hotel to cost
s6,oOO,O0O, now assured, Washington will
more than ever sustain it's reputation
as a foremost hotel city.
The street railways may just as
we'll grant universal transfers under
the old law Congress will enact a
new one If the old fails.
The directory men are again canvass
ing the city, and the landlady who
DECENT know the full names Of her
roomers Is having trouble.
No wonder the remnants of James
Eads Hows hobo army have suddenly
disappeared from Washington. there's
such an "anti-skating' campaign being
waged.
Although ]. Pierpont Morgan spent
yesterday in our city he didn't find time
to make a social call upon Chairman
Stanley. of the steel investigating COM
mittee.
Come to think OF it, it is about time
that the title of Miss borne by the
White House COW be changed to Mrs"
Pauline. for the sake of her children, if
Tothing else.
Young Champ Clark is a student Sin
our midst" This seems to indicate an
intention on the part of Champ, senior,
TO sojourn about Washington for some
time 70 come.
Options on farms in sight of the
Washington Monument are being
taken at 500 an acre. 1t will not
be long before the land is sold by
the square foot.
Wide interest in Washington's Juve-
rile Court again was shown by invita-
lions received this week by Judge De
IN at