The Washington times., 1911-04-11
SnnInN.

cation, shows The net daily. average for March
10 have been io,SD,
sunday.
The number OF rouIp!ete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed Sundays
during The muu-h ur March vas follows:
March 5.........46IT3 March I9........ A., l27
March l2.........iG,-5l March 26.........i', ,2j0
Total for month...... ...................1S5. .7si
Sunday average TO month............ 4G. 449
The net total circulation OF The washington
Times sunday during The month Of March
was lfI. 572. 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 42.l5S.
In each issue Of The Times the circulation
figures for the previous day plainly
printed at tn" head Of the first page at the
LETT Of the date line.
Entered at the Pqstonice at Washington,
y. c. as second class matter.
The Senate has adjourned~un Thurs
day. The Nationals play tomorrow.
$14S7O and the fund still growing, the
Headquarters opened and the cam
paign on.
Summer is having a mighty hard
time this year to crowd winter off
the lap Of spring.
Johnson merely wanted to see that
those improvements on his farm we're
getting along al right.
Unlike the King Of France, "Steeple-
Jack Brown marched down the, spire
and then marched up again.
The breaking ont Of measles in the
Mexican embassy here does not mean
that the home government has the
roseola.
Don't fail to turn out to the Board
Of Trade-Chambcr of Commerce cele-
bration and give the new Congress
the glad Land.
Chief Wagner reports a decided fall
ing off in the number of people who
run to fires since the adoption of the
hobbe skirt.
The case of Washington's famous
twirIer promises to give US some
valuable, Grst-hand Information on
the operation of the recall
sor the conductors and motormen at the
EAR barns they will probably have TO
wait .Or their annual leave TO go home
20 dinner.
The paving blocks. laid in 1870 and
recently uncovered near the Willard in
an excellent state Of preservation, must
have been put down with powerful good
Intentions
CONSIDERING that 50 many Govern
mcnt cmp'oves are women, it is par
ticularIy arpronriate> that. the citi-
zens committee. should install bu-
rcau for their benefit.
If President Henry ]. Hunt, Sd,
really wants TO offer something
unique At the exhibition of his Poul-
try Association, he might show US a
genuine. -u1rauteed spring chicken.
"a Evidently it is useless to make any
&urthcr search in Washington for the
AYoman who married General Eckerl
On his nineteenth year" She isn't here,
'and she didn't marry him. according to
ssher own confession.
q President Taft welcomed the survi-
ayors of the District Volunteers in the
Same room at the White House where
Slincolu bade them godspeed fifty years
kago yesterday. Then there were $50
RG them. Yesterday there were only 100
81 Tho GHlinger-M Martin arrangement
that only Bailey men shall be named
DO the increased Democ attic represen-
like an echo Of that famous order Of
Revolutionary days. Put only -trusty
men on guard tonight"
If you find a strange odor about the
house these days and dishes of various
colored fluids on the back steps or eel
lar stairs, don't be unduiy mystified
You are likely to see the result within
day or two in numerous brilliant
hued eggs that are being prepared for
next Sunday.
To have devoted, cnes life to the
leaves and the flowers has in it little of
the buElc and drum, and yet quietly and
unobuusively Dr. Edward Palmer
roamed from country to country and
continent to continent adding to the
worlds knowledge of natures secrets
and his death removes a good and
faithful servant"
The infrequence of serious Police Court
cases in this city, as compared with
other smaller cities, coupled with the
more frequent dispatches from New
York, Philadelphia, etc, that former
residents OF Washington have been ar
rested there, would seem TO indicate
that when folks here want to go wrong
they get out OF town.
Teaching practical morality In the
schools, without conflict with. theoretical
morality as preached in the churches, is
the object of series of lectures in the
various schools of the District, started
yesterday. The initial lecture taught
that thrift is a cardinal virtue of right
living, and 1t taught this excellent les
son where it can be taught to the best
advantage-to the child. It is an effort
Of far-reaching influence and one. that