The Washington times., 1911-08-15

FRANK A MUNsEY. F.A. WALKER
f'OpT1etOr Managing Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL.
Daily and Sunday $3.50 $3.50 N.75 SIS
Sunday only. -. ..... Is S
JULY CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect eopie
Ing the month of July was as follows:
a I suSda9 ~ t% En- iS :; 2ssS ssS sp9ds; n g
3...... 5o.605 I4..... Bliss 25...:.. S2,2S
-. Is. .452 ID. 52,74s 26...... $50
s ::.: s$S s$S f.. sp9dag g.. s g
7...... 6Ol0S I8...... So,GS7 2S. SS as
S.. $3.50 d.. 6O,63i 3O...... Sunda,
Is S: sqRday 5S sty e. e. 3 g. 552 q; .. $500
H.. 68l4c t22....l '6S,4S4
Total for month.....,...........-..... 35S 90
Daily average for month.............. g.
The net total circulation of The Wash
ington Times ldaily) during the month Of
July was l'iS.S4s. all copies left over and
returned being eliminated This number
when divided by &c, the number of days OF
publication, shows the net daily average for
July to have been A. $50.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month OF July was as follows:
July 2..-.-......46,2O6 July 23...........47, 81
July e...........46.1OS July so............E.2s .2s5
July B.....-....46 1856
Total for month. .233, ia
Sunday average for month........... 6.625
The net total circulation Of The Washington
Times Sunday during the month OF July
vas 2,576, all copies left and returned
by agents being eliminated This number
when Divided bC her of GuOda VI
during July. shows the net Sunday average
for July 10 have been 4o,5l5.
Entered at the Postofice at Washington,
D. C.. as second class matter.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1911.
The beer wagon which followed the
artillery boys up the Avenue this
morning was not officially a part of
the procession.
The labor organizations claim that
taxicab companies are overworking
the Chauffeurs. There's no question
they are overworking the public.
Washington may yet win fame as a
manufacturing center. Announcement
has been made of the intention OF one
concern TO establish an aeroplane fac
tory.
Despite the fact that they are TO be
welcomed by Mayor Preston, the local
florists who go to the Baltimore con-
Tention today, will carry their own
bouquets.
DR.. Christmas new aeroplane will
have accommodations for three pas
sengers besides the driver. Tickets
for either OF the three seats are for
sale by Santa Claus
Washington will be well represented
at the American Pharmaceutical Con-
Vention, whose sessions begin in Bos-
ton today. Why not get the next con-
Vention for Washington?
Active preparations for the double
tracking of the line between Anacostia
and Congress Heights began today,
causing much rejoicing among the resi-
dents Of those thriving suburbs.
!Iaudc Palmer will be one Of the most
H"l"pnle visitors to our city-that being
tic name of the three-masted schooner
~ 44ANii - Dtdl lllE 20 OF lee the
Capital from down East in Maine.
Senator Works of California is a
great admirer of the new makeup of
the Congressional Record. The sensa-
tional speeches which used to appear
on the first page are no longer print
ed there.
Mayor Witkowski of Glen Echo has
been in communication with the War
Department III regard to the future of
the municipality. The impression had
begun to prevail that he was the War
Department.
Senator Works has introduced a bill
which will not only-if passed-prevent
the publication of murders and suicides,
but accidents as well. Wouldn't that
have TOrestalled any reference to his
election as a senator?
The slaughter of twenty-seven cows.
affected with tuberculosis. near Hyatts-
Vile was heroic measure, but it is
an indication that the Bureau Of AMI
NAL Industry will protect the health Of
the people at any cost.
Inc TelSlOuS movement at Great Falls
has been so successful that a perma-
nent national Biblical institute will
probably be the result. Studying the
scriptures under the green trees Is a
unique and attractive idea.
The small boy certainly has friends
in the House. When the opportunity
came for them to save the good old
sport of kite-fying from legal molesta-
ton. they promptly came forward and
championed young Americas cause.
The proposed highway from Washing
ton to Bristol will be one of the finest
IN the entire network of roads If the
proposed plan is put through. and 1t
is earnestly hoped that there will be as
little delay as possible in the matter
The local lodge of the Loyal Order
Of Moose is receiving many accession ).
If Granville Hunt gets the next ma
tional convention Cor Washington we
will be prepared TO entertain the visit
Urs in a manner worthy of the organi-
zations which Is saying a great deal.
By their gift of 1900 square feet OF
land to. the District, Col and Mrs
Henry F. Blount are aiding materially
the proposed Improvement of Lovers
Lane. Their action, no doubt, will facIl-
itate the passage of the bill now be-
fore Congress-