The Washington times., 1911-04-08


The net total circulation OF The Washington
Times daily during the month Of March
was aS6. IsS, all copies left over and re-
turned being eliminated This number when
divided by q. the number of days Of publi-
cation, shows the net daily average for March
10 have been 45.S07.
The number Of ca:Gplete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
March b.........46173 | March 19........ .46 l27
March 12.........46234 March 26......... A. $50
Sunday average for month. ... S 4is
The net total circulation or The Washington
was 1858, ali copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated. This number.
when when divided by :. the number Of Sundays y
age for March to have been 42.1sS.
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 Postofice at Washington
.. c. as se'oPd class matter
Who is the champion of TenIeytown?
Coffeyville. however. doesn't feel at all
bad about it.
Steeplejack Brown was certainly up In
the air yesterday.
You'll have to hurry If you want 20
get in on tlie Government employees
campaign fund.
Mr.. StrauS has come down to show us
the teeth of his gift horse into whose
NM In
The Walter Johnson case is Just
another argument in favor of the
popular election of baseball pitchers
The members of the Northwest Sub
urban Citizens Association might find it
worth while to-induce Mr.. Bryan TO give
them his lecture on Peace
II must have been a great reIief% the
friends of that missing carpenter to
learn that he was safely in Jail. There
Was great fear that something had hap
pened to him.
Anybody who is liable TO need the
short and ugly word in hurry would
Go we'll to inquire first if it is not pre-
mond-Sullv trial.
Members of citizens associations
should remember that boxing matches,
pugilistIc contests, and prizef1ghts are
forbidden, even though. the participants
are regular members.
The mysterious young woman in an
ioG CT iryI,f
neighborhnod by shrieking. Let me
co. apparently won her wish. In fact,
she may be going yet
Now that the Government Hospital
for the Insane has a moving picture ma
chine, the patients may soon see on the
scree1 an action picture of the famous
Escape from st. Elizabeth's."
The Italian whose handy stiletto ha
Just earned for him a sentence of life
Imprisonment should be hurried away
before this new form of murder is added
to the horrors Of the deadly hip pocket
If the Daughter of the Revolution
continue their campaign of circulariza-
tion the Postoffice Department should
he on seIf-sustaining basis by the time
the colonial organization elects a presi-
dent general
The fact that four new real estate
concerns have entered the field in the
past week argues we'll for the de-
velopment of the business and for
confidence in the stability OF local
realty values
The steeplejack who fell from St
M3Ty's spire escaped unhurt, but this
should make him more careful. II he
should fall from the Washington Monu-
ment, for instance, he might be Grip
pied for life.
The relative importance of baseball
players and United States Senators is
well demonstrated by the public atten-
tion attracted yesterday by the minority
caucus in the Senate and the row over
Walter Johnson.
Prof Harris told the Archaeological
the modern stage was the result OF
women, instead of men, appearing in
female roles, as in the old Greek drama.
ullhS
Eltinge.
The President got his first glimpse of
the seasons local baseball yesterday
afternoon. The contestants were anna
teurs on the White House ellipse. and,
sad to relate, there was not one of the
players who recognized the distinguished
spectator
L The Times little merchants, the news
boys, had the time of their lives at Fort
Myer drill last night. And the soldiers
who entertained them were in turn re-
paid by the enthusiasm and delight of
the audience. Newsboys play, as they
work, with their whole hearts.
Don't fail to get a copy of Senate
Document No. S63. 1t is the report of
the special milk committee of the Cham
her of Commerce on the milk situation
in washington, and it is worth reading
The report was prepared by j. Louis
Willige. chairman of the committee. and
was printed as a public document at the
request of Senator Gallnger.
President Taft told the members OF
the intercollegiate Civic League that
oaltege men should devote part Of thei.