The Washington times., 1911-04-18


mo. 3 mos. 6 mos. VI.
Daily and Sunday $3.50 $3.50 H.75 $3.50
Daily only. .2S .76 80 soG
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:
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Daily average for month............. bO.7S4
The net total circulation Of The Washington
Times daily during the month of March
was J. 236 793. all copies left over and re-
turned being eliminated. This number, when
dlvided by q. the number Of days Of publi-
cation, shows the net daily average for March
10 have been 45.SO7.
Sunday.
The number OF complete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month Of March was as follows
March 5.........46I7s March 19.........46 ~
March l2........46,2S4 March 26.....-...47, ,26O
Total for month. .ls5 794
Sunday average for month............ 46449
The net total circulation Of The Washington
Times Sunday during the month of March
was 1883, all copies left over and returned
py agents being eliminated. This number,
when divided by T. 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 PostoTice at Washington
%. c. as second class matter.
The simple gown" movement in the
Washington schools gets a distinct set
back by the elaborate attire of the d.
A. R. delegates.
All at once everybody wants to buy
the Treasury building columns. The re-
tected stones may yet become the head
Of the corner.
Senator Gallinser has introduced a
bill prohibiting the flying of kites in the
District. 1t seems to be up to the small
boy to organize a dinner in honor of
the Senator
What a boon to the shopper the split
nickel, or 215-cent piece will be if Rep
resentative Sheppards bill is enacted
and how the fractions will loom up in
the bargain advertisements!
When the International Child Welfare
Congress and the Mothers Congress,
close-kin organizations, meet here next
10 take care of 1.-The babies"
Sergt. Harry Lohman, of the First
precinct, who had his pocket picked Of
hS at the circus, probably agrees with
Mayor Gaynor and Victor Berger that
Washington is a bold, bad place.
Col Buffalo Bill" Cody asks nothing
better than that they toss up that Sena-
'torial nomination and let him shoot at
It. judging from the craftsmanship he
has been displaying in Washington.
The frequent change in date when the
display OF a license tag on the horse
drawn vehicles in the District will be
enforced leads one to suppose that Per-
NIT Clerk Woodward is playing tag with
the calendar.
Others may fail in their diplomacy,
but President Taft got through his
speech before the Daughters of the
American Revolution with eminent sue
cess without allying himself with either
faction.
Uncle Sam has a job to give away. 1t
is preparator for the National Museum
The salary is SIC a month, and the re-
Guirements are more exacting than
though the applicant was to be made
head Of a bank.
Representative Sherley, temporary
Speaker OF the House, ruled yesterday
that the rules do not describe how
member shall speak" More's the pity.
when there are so many opportunities
for applying the rule.
II Princeton and Columbia turn out
many more youngsters who are success
ful as female impersonators, such as
those with us yesterday and today, those
historic institutions will have to become
co-educational for the sake of appear
ances.
Player Street attempting to catch a
baseball thrown or dropped from Avia-
tor Janus aeroplane, as this aircraft
has as yet to attain an altitude suffi-
Client to endanger the Nationals crack
catcher.
It is rather surprising that the Gale
donian festival of folk songs and
stories, for the benefit of the fund to
purchase a bronze door for Continental
Hall should be so well patronized, see
ing that its success might be interpreted
as a victory for the Scott faction.
No doubt there were some Wall Street
wizards of the future among the enter
prising youngsters who hired them
selves out at prices ranging from a
nickel to a quarter as the temporary
children of parents" who otherwise
could not be admitted to the Write
House Easter egg rolling.
The turmoil in Mexico and imminence
Of United States Intervention just at
this time is peculiar coincidence. for
It was thirteen years ago tomorrow that
Congress ordered Intervention that sig
snaled the Spanish-American war, and on
the following day the resolutions were