The Washington times., 1911-04-14

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sunday only---....- 500. %
MARCH CIRCULATION.
Daily.
Of The Washington Times printed daily dul
ing the month Of March was as follows:
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s...--. Sunday b.. 6osn @-....-s sunds
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i.:...: S.ist IS; $50 s.. 5Ss
H.. so'n5 Is....- Sunday 60. 60 3 3,
u s0.i0e f.: e.. sSssa sSss 81: e-N
Total for month. 81 4:
DAILY average for month. .............. 37s
The net total circulation, of The washingto
Times daily during the month of Marc
vas i,2S6; 7ss. all copies left over and re
{urned being eliminated; This number. whe
oivided by "a, the number OF days OF publ
cation, shows the net daIlyIaverage for Marc
70 have been 45,SN.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copie
sf The Washington Times printed Sunday
during the month Of March was as follows
March s....4S.I7s March Is..---....4s. u u
Total for month. .-r....-..-........-...1s5,7s 7s
SUNDAY average Tor month. h........--. 20, ~
Times Sunday during the month Of Marcl
was 16S ,653. all copies left over and returne,
BY agents being eliminated. This plumber
during March. shows the met Sunday averag
for March to have been I2.lsS
ngures for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head of the first page at tn,
ieft Of the date line.
Entered at the Postoffioe at Washington
d. c.. as second class matter.
The fishermen along the Potomac arr
unanimously in favor of an extra ses
sion Of Lent
Congressman Rucker took out ;
license yesterday as engineer of thu
Democratic steam roller.
AN Indian named Wolf has reportet
TO the police that he allowed himsel
TO be fieeced like a lamb.
Selling a parrot to buy a tombstone
Is ceEtafnly running the gamut from
grave6o gay, from lively to severe"
Since r'he who plants a tree plants
q hope the District will soon have
1900 younga expectations putting forth
new leaves
Perhaps it was argued that those sig
nal boxes really were not needed at the
Capitol so long as Fire-Alarm Foraker
was a member of the upper house.
Ykl l..
IN the District yesterday stated that
there are LIP libraries In the Capital
and yet the bookmakers are busy here
It is evident from the action Of the
Senate yesterday that Thomas Jefferson
was the greatest man this country has
ever produced. And so was Alexander
Hamilton. -,
It may seem a little paYadodcal and
vet may be true that the Syrian who
had a part of his ear shot off yesterday
will be a little more ready hereafter to
listen TO reason.
The President is going to have his
portrait painted by Andreas Zorn as
room as that artist has finished one OF
Sunny Jim" Sherman on which he Is
already at work.
II only takes the opening of the base
ball season, a popular victory Of the
home team, and the signing Of the star
pitcher to force such thing as the
Mexican war into pale insignificance.
There will be a very interesting meet
fng II Mr.. Foraker visits the White
House and finds Secretary Hilles on
guard. Foraker was the first governor
HilIes ever met, and the secretarys first
appointment came from the Foraker ad-
Ininistraton.
The District president of the National
Mothers Congress says that in the
work of preventing the babies from
being kissed 1t is necessary to begin
by educating tie nurses. Which makes
It clear that the police are not expected
10 cooperate in this movement.
The National Mothers Congress to as
semble here this month Is discussing the
endorsement of the plan in operation
in Spain of having babies wear tags
with the inscription DO not kiss me-"
They will have also to establish an age
limit II the marking is TO be popular.
NJ. o. Leighton who acted as toast
master at the banquet to Engine Com
pany No. q regaled his guests with
some of his experiences as a volunteer
fireman in Maine twenty years ago.
The engine with hand brakes was called
"the tub" and doubtless bore some such
motto as I'VE go where duty calls" and
Il did
The heartiest welcome Buffalo Bill
Cody viii receive when he reaches
Washington will be from Major Bill
Dorsey, of the Printing Office. who
served as scout with Colonel Cody in
Nebraska Indian campaigns. Major
Dorsey 10 planning reunion Of Indian
fighters at his home in Sligo during
Colonel Cody's stay. in Washington.
No wonder the folks in this country
have felt the burden of the high cost
Of living. when with a superfuous SAL
airy roll amounting to more than $50, 900
annually in Capitol employees they have
all been so busy doing nothing that 1t
took fifteen years. to find out. and then
only by accident, that fire-alarm boxes
supposed to be installed and in service
were lying idle in a store room.
Through the generosity Of the Senate
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