The Washington times., 1911-05-08

4
baltimore Office. News Building
FRANK A. MUNsEY. F.& WALKER.
Proprietor Managing Editor
MONDAY. MAY s, 1911.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
D mo. mos. mos. VT.
Daily and Sunday. $3.50 $3.50 $l.75 $3.50
! paIlE only. .......... .25 rs 1S0 800
APRIL CIRCULATION.
4 Daily.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
4 Of The Washington Times printed daily dur
4 ing the month of April was as follows:
!: i suSSsS Ssi sss & SasISI sss ss
4,..... 5G3ls 14..... 5s,SSi n. 1880
1 6..... s., go Ii. 55,24S 25...... 53.507
Ss. s 5$,S@ SSI Sunday N 5I 2s. ss5sss ss9
S.. 58:9O IS..:... 64,269 2s... 64176
-. sunday ID. 5279 2s:..... Sc. 45I
Total for month 1886 1879
Daily average for month. SO, 44S
The net total circulation of The Washington
4 Times daily during the month OF April
8 was LIN, S., all copies left over and re-
turned being eliminated. This number, when
n
cation, shows the net daily average for April
TO have been E,146.
The number Of complete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
+ during the month Of April was follows:
April 2...........47I10 April 23...........47 10
Z april s..........47l7G April 14S
Total for month; ......;,........... 25S M i46
The net total circulation Of The Washington
E Times Sunday during the month of April
by agents being eliminated This number,
when divided by s. the number Of Sundays
during April. shows the net Sunday average
- for April 10 have been Il 5Sl.
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 0f the late line.
Entered at the Postoffice at Washington,
D. e. as second class matter.
With no horse show, aviation meet
time for business.
Having passed his seventy-fifth birth
udN yesterday, CHCle Joe cannon mas
enlisted among the heroes Of IS
When 1t isn't the bakery wagon it's
the baker who runs amuck. If this
keeps up we will be beaten to a frazzle
by the staff of life.
1t would be an interesting instance
Of the laws eccentricities if man were
: Ira ,,,.,
code. And he the Public Printer at
that.
The debates at the National Uni
versity Law School, which have just
ended, show that there will be no lack
of talent for making THE worse appear
the better part"
1t is now ascertained that the ashes
of Lord" Beresford were scattered on
the broad bosom of the Potomac
Which is one more reason for regard
ing 1t as a noble stream
There are two times every year that
the reading clerks of the House be-
lieve they earn their salaries. It's
when they call the name of Jonah X
kalanianoale, delegate from Hawaii.
Polk Miller, who is coming to Wash
ington to give an entertainment. has
preserved more of the real traditions of
the typical old plantation life than al
most any man now before the public.
No sightseeing tour of Washington is
complete without a few hours with our
clever guides and confidence men. who
are ready to serve in either capacity
for the nominal sum of all you've got.
Harldng back to that sad experience
of March 4. 1909, Willis L. Moore is re-
ported to have greeted with jubilation
Representative Henrys renewed fight
for a change in the date of Inaugural
tions.
The continued improvement of Senator
Joseph NJ. Terrell, of Georgia, is
source of much pleasure to his many
friends. He is gathering strength daily
and will soon be his old vigorous active
self again.
Judge De Lacy's meetings Of little
citizens" must be productive of direct
good and his advice of yesterday TO
Save your money and keep your
promises is sound business philos-
ophy.
The girl who told Judge De Lacy that
her tongue was clipped in a charitable
institution in Baltimore exhibited that
member to prove her statement The
judge thought it looked very much like
she had been telling fibs.
The Weather Bureau on yesterday is
sued the following: I'VE are to have
fair weather tonight and tomorrow in
the District of Columbia, which will con-
tinue for the next few days" This places
all responsibility for the present weather
on Providence.
1t may be possible for the humble
pedestrian to mail a letter on one Of
those new street car letter boxes that
Ted Merritt is trying out, but it's a
cinch he'd miss il a mile and a quarter
II it were attached to the postmaster's
new snort wagon.
Major Butt. according TO news
dispatch from Atlanta, is advertising
for an old-fashioned patch work quilt
Such things used to be part of
every country girls wedding dover,