The Washington times., 1911-04-28
MARCH CIRCULATION.
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Sunday only........ Is 30
MARCH CIRCULATION.
Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing the month Of March was as follows:
-. ss5SoIII.... 5s2T4I e.. g. g. tSS SS
e 60 2sS 2ss e.. SSSS SS'sT a'' sS2ss 50 2ss
-. Sunday l5...... 60,34l 26...... Sunday
s-.. 4s7ss e.. ts2Ss e.. e. se sos
S.: ssiss ssist Ill., Ill., ss7 ssss ss g.: g e. rs Sas
g.. S0,n5 Is...... Sunday 3o...... 5GSIs
H. 6OloS Co.. g S'Sss Ss S1....'. a2a
Total for month. 81, 42S
Daily average for month.............. 6O7s4
The net total circulation Of The Washington
Times daily during the month of March
was 26: 1ss. all copies left over and re
turned being eliminated. This number, when
divided by 27, the number of days Of pubi-
cation, shows the net daily average for March
TO have been 45.S0.
Sunday.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month Of March was follows:
March 5.........46l73 March Is.........46 l27
March H....-....46,2S4 March 26.........E26o
Total for month...........:.............iS5 .iS5, 7s4
Sunday average for month.........-. B44s
The net Sotal circulation OF The washington
Times Sunday during the month OF March
was 1858, all copies left over and returned
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 421Ss.
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 Postofrice at Washington.
d. C. as second class matter.
Senator Lorimer is as welcome on the
Senate District Committee as he is in
Congress.
The Metropolitan Club evidently
doesn't care a hoot il somebody does
accuse 1t of snobbery.
The eternal Iitigant" confined in st.
Elizabeths is living up to his reputa-
ton by going to law to secure his lib
erty.
Washington's taIlest man leaves town
today to make his debut with ''the
greatest show on earth" So they leave
US, the big as we'll as the great.
The Rev. DR.. Cyrus Townsend Brady
argues that a woman should not be al
lowed ITO exercise the freeman's right
Of suffrage when she is a slave of
fashion.
of whom has passed the three-score.
year record. shows that in the spring it
isn't only the young mans fancy that
turns n thOuPhtS of love
The man who told the Mothers Con-
gress that ''tactful diplomat" is about
the same as a "clever liar" can't be
accused of being diplomatic in using
that sort of language IN Washington.
The opinion expressed by Principal
Becht on corporal punishment before the
Child Welfare Congress indicates that
he received his early education in a
school house very handy to an alder
bush.
Appointment of Patrick J. Haltigan,
editor of the National Hibernian, to the
best patronage position in the gift OF
the House. has given members of the
A. o. H. throughout the land additional
reason to boast that there's nothing
too good for the Irish
The members of Congress were Sc
much impressed with the success OF
the get acquainted" reception held
last night, at which there were nc
speeches whatever. that we may almost
hope for a business session of the law
makers. modelled along the same lines.
The letter signed "Benning," contribu-
ted by deaf man TO the Mail Bae
Department of The Times, has excited
the warmest interest on the part OF
the reading public. There are many
volunteers who will take steps to re.
lieve at least the monotony of life fol
him.
Chairman Ben johnson, of the House
District Committee, said that his wife
was really responsible for his attend
ance at last nights reception to Con-
gressmen and Senators by the Board OF
Trade and the Chamber of Commerce
Too bad Mrs. Johnson isn't on the com.
mittee. for she appears to have real
interest in the District.
Judge Judson C. Clements. chairman
Oh the interstate commerce COmniS.
sion, will speak tomorrow night before
the University Club on The Morality OF
Interstate Commerce Laws" Judge
Clements has been on the commission
for nineteen years, and IS well prepared
to speak advisedly. Furthermore, IT 1.
said he will give the railroads some en-
tire1y new ideas on corporate morality.
Chiefs of bureaus and divisions car
learn a valuable lesson from Director
Durand of the Census Bureau, who 1.
holding fire drills for his employees. i
such drills were held in all buildings, 8
Congressional committee would never
find Railways and fire escapes choket
with boxes, crates, and cases that mad,
the use of the supposed safety appli
ances impossible.
Occasionally it is given to a commu
nifty to see itself as others see it. Thr
experience is always wholesome, al
though sometimes it may be unpleasant
Washington had one that was botl
wholesome and pleasant when Miss Lidi
Lee Tall, the supervisor of the grad
grammar schools Of Baltimore county
after inspecting two Washington schools
said: IF all the grade grammar schools
in Washington are like those I've seen
the Capital of the Nation has the righ