The Washington times., 1911-04-12
MARCH CIRCULATION.
Daily.

Sunday dtly........ rs g
MARCH CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copie
OF The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing the month of March was as follows:
ss Sc ssss9 H.: susssy Ss:st e g &c
O.. S. iS5 a.. SSiS 81. 6s,l2
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s...... 5oisl Is. IS; 81. SS'z7
3. 5On5 d.. Sunday SO...... 500
"'' ''I' e.: e.: sSssa sS:ssa 81: Mse
Total for month. 81, AZ
Daily average for month. So,7s
The net total circulation Of The Washington
Times daily during the month Of Marci
was !. 2S6, 1893, all copies left over and re
divided by "a, the number of days of publi
cation, shows the net daily average for March
TO have been 45,S0.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
during the month Of March Ss p'ea %as as n foiioSs
March March ,55.........4SI5s March D. II II
Total for month. .1S5. 70
Sunday average for month............ - 4s, "A!
The net total circulation OF The Washington
Times Sunday during the month OF March
was 1885, ,55S, all copies left over and returned
when divided by 1. the number OF Sundays
during March, shows the net Sunday average
for March to have been t2.la.
In each issue OF The Times the circulation
figures for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head of the first page at the
left Of the date line.
Entered at the Postofioe at Washington.
d. c.. as second class matter.
That baseball thrown from the Presi-
dental box at the game by Mr.. Taft
doesn't count in the score.
Spring is all around US, and yet it is
the wrinkled front of war which in
spires Col John A. Joyce to burst into
song.
Nine. Rique,, the prophecies, says the
breath typifies the spirit. This was
discovered by the first man whose wife
waited up for him.
The pure food laws are to be paral-
led If Representative Murdock has his
way and the speeches in the Record la
beled actually delivered" or printed,
but not spoken"
The noble red man is very reluctant to
put on spectacles. He finds that he has
no difficulty in seeing the Great Father
when he comes to Washington, and that
is the height of his ambition.
A cynical person might say that the
patient who escaped from St. Eliza
beths while or her way to attend an
entertainment by home talent may not
have been so crazy, after all.
First they demand lights on the We
hicles in the night time and now they
exact tags. Rex Smith is wondering
how they will classify his aeroplane
and what it will be required to wear.
There is one distinct advantage in
the scheme inaugurated by Representa-
tive "Chimmie Fadden' Townsend of
delivering his speeches over a tele-
phone, you can hang up the receiver.
The officers of the Columbia Poultry
and Pigeon Association constitute a
group that will scratch around and do
something worth Growing about in con-
nection with the exhibit that is planned.
The Mckinley Manual Training
School is holding an exhibition of work
done by the students this afternoon.
The work will be there but it is long
odds bet that the eight hundred boys
will not.
Chief Pipe Stem is the somewhat
fragile name of an Oklahoma Indian
h. Rrcf gfa tn hn
courts yesterday to recover for :,is tribe
s1,5OO,OoO. If his suit is successful it is
not likely he will ever "go broke"
Since Justice Hughes found flowers
decorating his place on the bench yes
terday in honor of his forty-ninth birth
day anniversary, Justice Day and JUS
tice van Devanter have decided that
they also will have a birthday Monday.
Members of the Supreme Court were
among the spectators who witnessed
a scrub game of baseball on the Cap
itol grounds yesterday. They have not
vet handed down a decision, however,
as one of the players fell in a fountain.
The Board of Education was to have
met this afternoon, but the gathering
has been postponed, partly because of
the illness of Superintendent Of Schools
Stuart" Captain Oyster. president of
the board, and Secretary Harry o. Hine
are both great baseball fans.
Mrs Robert NJ La Toilette boasts that
she banished hair tonics and such
beauty doctrine from her women's
page in her husbands paper, but her
Senator-editor- r-husband's well-known
portraits seem to show that he has not
suffered from the need of any hair
tones.
The District Supreme Court has
awarded a verdict against. sleeping
car company for S195-the amount taken
from a passenger while he slept. Since
the price of the upper berth has been
reduced the passenger is a little more
punctilious as to how much nap shall
cost him.
An informant, who can be trusted up
to a certain point, insists that General
Lafayette, standing in the square which
bears his name, turned round 10 listen
when he heard the volley OF musical
French proceeding from the playhouse
behind him.