The Washington times., 1911-05-13

Total for i, 336, ls!
Daily average for month. bs'44'
The net total circulation of The Washington
Times daily during the month Of April
was 1.iIs, s,662S all copies left over and re-
divided by Is, the number OF days of publ.
cation, shows the net daily average for Apri
10 have been F,l46.
The number Of complete and perfect copiei
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month OF April was as follows
April 2..........f7 1IoJ April 23...........F.17t
April s...........F.I76 April sO...........4s.lIl
April b...........45,a2
Total for month. h........... ass,iai
Sunday average for month........... 46.62:
The net total circulation of The washington
Times Sunday during the month Of April
was 7.905, all copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated. This number,
during % hprii shows % % the the net % Sunday average
for April to have been H,5s1.
In each issue of The Times the circulation
ngures for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head OF the first page at the
left OF the late line.
Entered at the Postoffice at Washington,
%. C.. as second class matter.
Sprinkle, sprinkle. little cart.
4 To the Marathon victor belongs the
toll.
To the fresh breeze: Welcome littl,
stranger.
Teach US how to play" a good motto
for the Fairgrounds Association.
There is no gainsaying the fact thai
the Board of Trade has its Moses.
The beetle is again threatening the
shade trees of this district. Let u.
spray.
The four hundred Philadelphia high
school girls have proven as attractive 6
sight as anything they come to see.
A white carnation for Mothers Day i.
one of the most graceful memorials pos
sible. The occasion should be general!
observed.
OF course. the new Secretary of Wa
has never been In a real battle. but h,
has passed though an entire campaign
which made him think of the Sherman
definition.
The Playground and Recreation Asso
citation may be sure of large attend
ance if It will announce beforehand
when it is to have a series of thos
folk dances in costume.
Hardly anyone in Washington will
miss Jacob NJ. Dickinson more than vii
the members of the Southern Society o
Washington. They have all admired
and liked him and been glad to cal
him one of their folks.
Remember the lesson of the Inter
city Marathon is, stick-to-it, keep OIL
plugging, persevere, never give up
fight to the finish-and keep yoursel
at your best by clean, wholesom,
living.
There are many little touches which
make Washington seem like Arcadia
One of the most striking of these wa
the reception of the Mozart Society o
New York on the lawn Of the Whit
House yesterday.
Wherever daring feats of horseman
ship were admired there Mrs. GIL
Robinson, the Washington woman VIII
died in a sanatorium at White Plains
n. Y, yesterday, was known as eth
greatest equestrienne in the world,
which appreciation was made by no les
competent judge than Buffalo Bill.
Something Of the warmth which pre-
vailed yesterday may be accounted 70
by the welcome which was extende
along the Avenue to Dan" Carey, gen
eral manager of Atlanta's park sys
TEN, who was greeting his friends. H
usually returns home with a collection
of armadillos, unicorns and other fauna
w.nders for his big zoo.
Another step toward the merger O
the Board of Trade and the Chamber O
Commerce was taken yesterday after
noon, when the directors of the boar
voted to put the question up to tn
rank and file of the membership at
special meeting May 25. The director
have done all that could be expected Q
them. Consolidation is now up to tn
individual members.
The Southern Commercial Congress RI
CARDS itself as exceedingly fortunate |
securing Claude N. Bennett to delivs
his able and impressive lecture on 9Th
South of Today and Tomorrow at tt
Columbia Theater tomorrow night !
language as graphic as his colored IaI
tern slides and he makes facts lun
inous and presents the new South as
really is. 1t is an inspiration to hes
him.
Not in a boasting spirit at all, bl
merely in the desire of calling after
ton to a strange coincidence in tn
annals Of science. we wish to note ths
Washington is at this particular tim
possessed of something which prol
ably doesn't exist anywhere else in tn
world. In the District detention ho'
pitaI on Reservation Thirteen" is
case Of leprosy. case of human glaI
ders, and a case of smallpox. y