The Washington times., 1911-04-15
MARCH CIRCULATION.
Daily,


MARCH CIRCULATION.
... Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed daily dur
fhg the month Of March was as follows:
Il T. sssss &c Il sunday SasIs ss g.: sssSs sssSs
g.: 81. is3 IA: IL So.ii5 S...... 5slss
S.. Sunday H. 5o.s4l ss...-. sunday a.,
g.. .s5ss Il" .s'2ss e.. sSsea sSsa
-. 5,iSl @ Is. B S,ao7 s.. Io27s
B.. so,1s Is...... Sunday 3d.. 'sSSs sa
H. ''i0' Il: f.: g. g 81 a.. e--e
Total for month. ..............-......l.Sl,1z ,1zS
Daily average for month.............. 1874
The net total circulation Of The Washington
Times daily during the month Of March
was l,236. 7e3 all copies left over and re-
sIys.d being sn This ~ nuSe Dxb
cation, shows the net daily average for March
70 have been l6,s07
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month OF March was as follows:
March March 1s::sss ssss March March is:::ass isiss
Total for month .1s5, ,7s4
The net total circulation OF The Washington
Times Sunday during the month Of March
by agents being eliminated. This number.
when divided by 4. the number Of Sundays
during March shows the net Sunday average
for March to have been 42.l3s.
In each issue Of The Times the circulation
hgures for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head of the first page at the
left Of the date line.
Entered at the Postoffice at Washington.
d. c. as second class matter.
Are you sure you have eggs enough
in the house for tomorrow?
One gathers from Col. Buffalo Bills"
attitude toward the Senatorial lightning
that he is as fearless as ever.
Now that johnson is signed and is
willing TO begin to earn that 5000 a
year, the Weather Bureau butts in.
Young James Kerns adds to the Loch-
invar interest by putting mis- would-be
pursuers on notice that he intends to
elope.
The automobile accidents in Thomas
section in the class with Dead Mans
Curve.
Censored news reports from the rival
camps of the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Republic tersely state> "All quiet
along the Potomac
If the Board of Trade continues TO get
eight new members a day, the progress
and business activity of the District will
be vigorously REINFORCED.
1t was not altogether surprising that
a little experience with the street cars
should have thrown several people from
the water wagon yesterday.
The burning of their baseball parks
has created a warm bond OF sympathy
between the Washington Nationals
and the New York Giants
II is officially announced that Cont
mental Memorial Hall is in no danger of
collapsing. But then the D. A. R is not
to hold its forthcoming meetings there.
That fish dealer who filed a petition
in bankruptcy just at the close of Lent
must have reasoned that if he couldn't
make his business pay during that last
month he never could.
Owing to the uncertainty of Old Probs.
the price of seats for the Easter parade
on Connecticut avenue are quoted
slightly under those now prevailing in
London for the coronation.
Perhaps it would be well to leave
something to the weather as to when
the summer schedule for collecting
ashes from private residences shall be
reduced from two to one call a week.
II James F. stone comes safely
through the ordeal OF a try-out as read
ing clerk 20 the Daughters of the AM
eriuan Revolution he should have the
permanent berth he seeks, in the Senate
Just as soon as he regains his strength.
Alexandria, according to the last CEN
sus, gained 700 in population. Accord
ing to the school census the city has
lost 9s5 children, and this latter fact
bids fair to lose the school fund allot-
ment, about 5000 a year, unless a re-
count show the figures in error.
In the case of Ambassador David J.
Hill. whose retirement is said to be due
to the manner in which he tangled I'D
the German potash situation. leave TO
print would seem to be not only ex-
tended but strongly urged, in order that
he may make his position entirely clear.
Hereafter the Mexican ambassador
will be known as Manuel de Zamacona-
The tendency in America to consider
the last part of a Spanish name the
surname proper led to the change. I'm
clan," which has been dropped, is really
the name of the maternal side of the
ambassadors family.
The children are watching the weather
with as much perturba ton these days
as their father-fan. He wants it to be
pleasant so that the Nationals can play
baseball. They want it pleasant so that
the White House lawn will be in fit con-
dition for the annual egg-rolling Mon
day.
Several boys who consider themselves
fortunate in happening to be around in
time TO see the first of the regular
weekly life-saving drills for novice fire
men, have spread the news among the
hoyhood of the city and when Chief
Wagner calls his recruits out for their