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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

the laugh makers. Nav DUTyea and
company. in a dramatic sketch en-
titled -The ImpOster-" Dick Fox
/ Jester: De Costa brothers. NTlOphone
artists and the usual change OF mo-
tion picture plays.
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Miss MacMOTrs
Weds c. D. Ashnore.

Miss Laura 9TacAIorris, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W MacNorris-
was married 10 Claudius d Ashmore
this morning at s O'Clock at the In
Erau Memorial Church, the pastor,
the Rev. J. J. Frizzell. officiating IN
the presence Of a small party Of rela-
lives and a few intimate friends
An Informal breakfast followed in
the home Of the brides parents. AT 100
Kentucky avenue, and later II the day
thew Ieft Washington for g Northern
wedding trip They VIII make their
future home in MELVILLE, Pa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01
Mrs Walker
At Eahaut, Mass

Mrs. Philip walker. 1Irs- Albert J.
Ca-Sco. and Miss Ethel Louisa Lee
who spert the summer months in the
White mountains. are at Nahant. Mass.
for the early autumn season
Nr and Mrs Lester A Barr. accom-
panied by their daughter. hiss Almeda
Barr. and sons. Stewart Barr and Joha
Barr have arrived At the Breton
Woods. y II They made the triB from
washington III their motor car
Gen. and Yrs. William Gordon. VINO
are SrendinE the season At the Wauu-
FaL BRETON Woods y H have been
Joined by their son. William Gordon il
Mrs Wetmore. wife OF Senator Vet
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Sunday.

IRE number of complete and perfect copies
urtng he month o. August was as follows
AuEust -. fLCl5 August -l--.... s1rI1
august H. S9-4I- August -S------ 1851
sunday average Tor t-e ua7th--..--..- s7.-5-
ne net total circulation Of The Washi-Eto-
Times sunday during the month or august
Eas l2rsS- all copies left over and returned
by agents being eliminated This number
len divided by z. the number Of SUNDAYS
curing August shows the net Sunday aver
age for August 10 have been 5s.S-G
IN each issue OF The Times the clrCu-ar5o-
ngEres Tor The previous day are plainly
printed at the head o. the first PAGE at the
left OF the date line
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II IS 10 Re hoped nobody draws any
unpleasant conclusions from the fact
Jnat the cOlonel's views were enthusiast
ucaliy aPDlauded at the Osawatomie In
sane Asylum
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

I. RS call TO arms fits in aptly with
the declaration Of that German socialist
that the former President OF the United
states IS q political drummer"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

he net total clrcuIstIol - Tie WaehIIr-
ton Times tdaiyl during the month Of Au-
gust was 1-tl0-S6s, all copies Jeff over and re-
turned being eliminated This number. when
divided by - the number lf days OF publ
cation shows the net daily average Tor Au-
\ gust 20 have been s. 40
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01
Senator Buckley
And Family At DixUaa Notch

Senator Buckley. Of Connecticut, and
Ms Buckley ana Their daughter. Miss
Buckley. who are making a motor
tour OF the New England states, are
now at the Balsams. DixviIIe Notch.
Breton Woods. n H
New York and Washington. who
have a cottage al Waumbek " H.
were guests this week Of Mr. and Mrs
W II WOolvertOu- who mOtOred 10 The
They are accompanied by Mrs Fred
erick H Cone. Of Alexandria, Va
The Misses AIink-. Or the Clifton
apartment, have returned 10 Washing
ton FROM Asbury Park, vv-leIe they spent
portion OF The summer
Nj and Mrs Stephen kubel and their
daughter, Miss FIore--ce kubeI, have
returned 70 their home on East Capitol
street, from Ocean Grove, where they
spent several weeks
Nr. and Mrs William NUrdOck and
their family have gone % their old
f. home in Charles county, Maryland, for
a two weeks fishing trip
M and 5Irs. L Cohen and Miss
Cohen. who have been spending the
summer IN their cottage IN Rockville.
Nd have returned 20 Washington and
opened their house at 5o9 L street
northwest
The wedding took place this afternoon
~ar $50 Of Miss Camille StrasbU-ger,
daughter Of MEeT StraSburEeT. and ALL
ton haddcu- The ceremony was per
formed al the home or Dr. Louis Stern,
where only the Immediate families we're
present The bridal CODpIe left for
honeymoon trip TO New York, Thousand
Islands. and NIaEaTa Falls Upon their
return TO the city. Mr. and Mrs. kad-
den VIII reside at the Tulane apart
ments-
Mrs H Benheimer returned yestsr-
day from Z stay in BIuenOut. Va.
Mrs Gerson No-dIinger and sons have
returned 20 their apa rtuleuI IN Florence
court from an extended stay AZ the
Blue Mountain House
Miss Adele StrssburEer- Of Jackson
vile, Fla is the guest OF Miss Aor-
teuce BryIawsIzi-
Mrs A. Rsylavvslli and daughter. Miss
HOrIenSe- have returned TO Their home
in Calvert street from an extended stay
81 the Blue Mountain House
Mr. and Ms 1Iye- Loeb and family
have returned home FROM a fortnlshts
stay ii BIueuOnI- Va
Mrs. JUL BrvIavSsBi and son have
returned 10 washington from BlUem01r.
Va, where they have spent the sum
ner-
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II would be Interesting TO know how
Senator Curtis feels aOout all those
things his party has pledged him to
E0te for.
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Incidentally the colonel should be able
70 Gull out some mighty interesting stun
for the use Of the contributing editor
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ]. 1910.

SUBSCRIPTION RITES BY MAIL.
mo. mos e mos. ST.
Daily and SUNDAY $3.50 $3.50 SIS $50
Daily Only . 20 80 sos
SUNDAY Only 10000 30
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

vised by Henry Kissing. head Of the
.eadH z stage electric house in New
York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

President Taft wasn't the only man in
the United states who laid cornerstone
EesterdaE
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Miss Alice E. Rousseau Bride
Of Joseph K. Hayden Today
Rainbow Wedding Takes Place At ST. Josephs Catholic
Church, Rev. Ignatius Fealy Performing the Cere-
mony-Mss Helene Rousseau Bridesmaid.

more vas hostess at ? dinner party
last eveuine ~ her Summer home in
Newport. r. l.
9jiss Margaret Gale. who is srendin-
the season At Narrasgansett Pier was
hcstcss "a luncheon party at ths
Casino yesterday.
senator and Airs. Nelson ". AIdrich
and their daughter Mss AIdrich. win
SAL this week Tor Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards
Arrive At North Conway, Nh
AR and Mrs. A. ~. Edwards have a.
rived ar the Kearsarge. North Convsv-
y. h, Tor AZ early autumn visit.
2. W Vail and his sister. Miss A r.
Falii- OF N washington. have foiEed rhe
cotlaSe colony az NhirefeId, n H and
VIII stay until the middle OF October Tor
the hunting season AR and Miss Vail
spend portion or each year n the
White mountains. They made the Uri1
tliis year il their motor car
Miss EsteIIe Harden and Miss Minnie
Parker have gone to Atlantic City FOR a
few days
Nj ard Mrs Harry Sweeney and lIr.
and MS l. 3 Weeks. Of Congress
Heights, =. c., VIII leave WASHINGTON
lonoTroW for month 8 trip 20 Niagara
Rails and points Of interest in Canada.
Miss Mary Zimmerman. daughter or
Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Zimmerman. -
spending several weeks visiting friends
in Georgia
1Ir ana Mrs Zimne rnan viii leave
Washington II rev lays for Atlantic
CITY Tor q fortnight
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There is no longer any reason TO de-
lay the opening Of the church social
season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

records should be the rule rather than
the exception.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

M Balinger evidently refuses TO be-
heve IL Unless he gets il first-hand
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

l1r. and Mrs William Iurd0ck and
their family have gone 20 their old
home in Charles county, Maryland, To-
q two weeks fishing trip.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

The Misses 8Iinkz. Or the Clifton
apartment, have returned 10 Washing
ton FROM Asbury Park, Were they spent
q portion o. the summer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

MI and Mrs Stephen EubeI and their
daughter, Miss Flore--ce kubeI, have
returned 70 their home on East Capitol
street, from Ocean Grove, where they
spent several weeks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01
AUGUST CIRCULATION.
DAILY

The number or complete and perfect copies
o. The Washington Tins printed daily dur
ing the month OF AueUst was as r0IIrxs-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

Mr. ard 1rS. L Cohen and Miss
Cohen. who have been spending the
summer IN their cottage N Rockville.
Nd have returned 20 Washington and
opened their house at so i street
northwest
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Senator Buckley. Of Connecticut, and
Ms Buckley ana Their daughter. Mis-
Buckley. who are making p motor
tour OF the New England States, are
now at the Balsams. DiXviIle Notch
Breton Woods. y H
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

Miss Adele StrssburEer- OF Jackson
vile. Fla is the guest OF Miss zo--
teuce BryIavslzi-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

kansas has been enectgaHy removed
from the doubtful column.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

Mrs H Beruheimer returned yester-
day from Z stay in BIuemOut. Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

Cen and Mrs Arson McCOolc- oi
New york and Washington who
have a cottage al Waumbek- " H.
were guests this week Of Mr. and Mrs
W II WOOlVertOu- VINO mOIore1 20 IEt
Baisams for the month Of September
They are accompanied by Mrs Fred
erick h Cone, Of Alexandra, Va.
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Mrs a. RsyIaV-slzi and daughter, Miss
HOrIe1Se- have returned 10 Their home
in Calvert street from an extended stay
Il the Blue Mountain House
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

Mrs Gerson NordIiuger and sons have
returned 20 their apartment in Florence
court, from an extended stay az The
Blue Mountain House
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards
Arrive At North Conway. n. z.

M and Mrs A W Edwards have a.
rived ar the Kearsarze. North Corv--,-
y. h, lor al early autumn visit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

Straws aye waning
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

lTr and Ms 1Iyer Loeb and family
have returned home frorn a fortnight S
stay il EiuemOlI- Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

more. vas hostess at dinner PARTY
Z last eveuine ~ her Summer home in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

His name is Brainard H Warner. jr.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
THE BIBLE STORY OF
MOSES, GLOBE THEATRE

Other pictures Will pass out of mind
these will remain with YOU Whether
regarded as historical or legendary.
the story Of Moses is a beautiful por-
travail OF tho simple pastoral life
of the primitive fathers of the He
brews
The simple narrative YOU learned at
Mothers side Of tho Baby in the bul-
rushes. the cruel Egyptians, tho
Crossing of the Red Sea. the Tables
of Stone-all are pictured true TO life
and customs OF those days.
twenty-five thousand dollars was
expended by the Nitagroph people in
giving to the Public this Grand Pic
ture. 1t is greater than the Passion
Play in that the actors arc artists and
the play is full OF action. the incidents
marked and distinctive, ;he scenery
varied 1t holds you interested to the
end
Miss Thatcher is singing the Holy
City as ogden people have seldom
beard ii sung before Said a lady
passing out OF the show last night
"It is the srandest show | ever saw
in Ogden
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and now does she stand?" and to this
he is given reply Ills a poor dis
tressed coun-thcry. oh, poor lar
land"
Mr.. Bouclcault. II is said. was gly-
en- the idea for rewriting the song by
his mother, but she was only able
to remember the first four lines
All the rest Is original with Bouci-
cault. Nor is this the only song he
adapted In the same way The old
tine popular song. Pat Malloy' was
also written by him 10 an old Irish
air
Mr.. Boucicault was born in Dublin
on December 90, 1922 He was edI.
Gated partly in that CITY. and partly
at the London University. and be
came connected with the dramatic
profession in the year 1871, as author
OF London Assurance "a play first
performed at Covent Garden Theatec
on March of that year Mr. eouci-
cault did not make his stage debut
until Monday. June II. 1852. in a play
written by himself, entitled The
Vampire. In 1S43 he came TO Ameri-
Cd for the first time, and made his
appearance In The Fox Hunt al
Wellacl5's theater He returned
home two years later. In 1860 ne
wrote and produced in London his
famous play Tho Colleen BaWn.'
He came 10 America To reside per
manently in 1876 and took up his
residence in New York city. where
he died on September is. 1890.
James Napper Tandy, tho Irish ari-
To "a.
born in Dublin I'm l740 and died in
that city In 1903 During the Amer
lean Revolution ne took an active
part in the effort 70 prevent the use
of English goods in Ireland: was
au enthusiast In the volunteer move
rlont,' on May 81. 1872. command
ed the corps OF artillery that guard
ed the approaches 10 receive the ans
weT OF the ministry TO the demand
ior legislative independence. and was
one OF the foremost In the volunteer
convention OF November. 1888
Ten years afterwards when Nappcr
Tandy was about TO he tried for writ
Il seditions pamphlet called Com
mon Sense" he Sled to the United
States. In 1875 he went TO Paris
and was put in command OF d vessel
for an invasion OF Ireland. He re-
NAMED or Irish soil however. but
eight hours. and then went to Ber-
gen and from there by land to Ham
burg AZ the latter place he was
seized and delivered 10 the English,
and upon mis- arrival In Ireland was
condemned 10 death. Bonapartc.
however. brought such pressure To
bear in his favor that the prisoner
was released He soon after went to
Franco, and was made n general Of
division.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
Millions of
Lives Lost
An Awful Toll Collected by
Consumption. Ma>y Uc-
necessary Deaths from
this Disease.

If people could only understand that
systematic catarrh Is an internal dis
ease that tcrnal application can
not cure. they would not need TO be
warned so often about this malady.
which. when neglected. paves the way
oitentimcs Tor consumption, at the
cost of millions of lives every year
Yet catarrh may be cured II the right
treatment is employed
Catarrh is caused by n general dis
eased state of the system which leads
commonly 10 annoying and perhaps
serious local conditions, which may
prove q fertile breeding ground fer
germs of consumption External
remedies give but temporary ease
The only way 10 successfully treat
cataTrh is by employing medicine
which is absorbed and carried by the
blood TO nIl parts of the system, 80
that the mucous membrane or inter
nal lining OF the body is toned up and
made curcable by resisting the infcc-
tion OF consumption and other dlG-
cases
We have a remedy prepared fr5m
the prescription OF a physician who
for thirty yeas studied and made ca
iafTn specially, and whose re-
cord was a patient restored to health
In every case where his treatment
was followed as prescribed ThEt
remedy is Rexall Mucu-Tonc We are
so positive that il Viii completely oy-
ercome catarrh In all its vario,5
forms. whether acute or chronic, that
We promise 10 return every penny paid
us Tor tho medicine in cye"y cass
where II fails or for any reason dee
not satisfy the user
We want You 10 try ReXalI MucI-
Tone on our recommendation arr
guarantee. We arc right here whcra
youn live. and you do not contract a1F
obligation or risk when you try Rex.
all Mucu-TOne on our guarantee. We
have ReXall MucuTonc In two sizes.
20 cents and sl00 Very often the
taking of only one 50-cent bottle l.
sufficient to make n marked impress
sion upon the case or course. In
chronic cases. a longer treatment IS
necessary, The average in such iu-
stances is three sl00 bo;tles. Re
member you can obtain ReXall Rene
dies In Ogden. only at our store-T.
II Carr, Corner Grant Ave. and 25th
st-The ReXall Store.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
r DAD w Oh K
OF CLEYER
DAW SON

There is great activity in the train
ing camp OF Tommy Dawson. the
clever lightweight who meets Pete
Sullivan in twenty-round boxing
contest at the Ogden theater on the
evening oi March 25
Road work, bag punching and sew
cral goes" with his trainer and other
local men constitute the greater por
tiou OF the training work
This morning shortly after o'clock
Dawson. accompanied by his trainer.
Tennessee Kid, started out on road
run They walked TO point about i
milo east OF the Hermitage and then
returned TO the city on slow trot.
After three hours rest, during which
Daw son partook OF Hight lunch. he
was ready for his gymnasium work in
the new training quarters over the
Vienna cafe
The workouts in the gymnasium he
gin at 3 so each afternoon and con-
tinue for about an hour. The various
bouts in which Dawson goes against
some tough little boxers afford great
amount OF amusement for about three
hundred fans who gather daily to wit
ness the coming lightweight.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
DAMAGE SUITS
TRANSIT ERRED

Two damage suits brought against
the Telluride Power company aggre-
eating 100000 were yesterday after
noon transferred from the Third dis
trlct court OF Weber county 10 the
United States circuit court
John S Bramweil as administrator
OF the estate of Fred NJ Bramwcll.
is seeliing $4,000 damages for the
death OF Bramwell. who was killed b.
the 1igh-power wires of the company
east OF ogden last fall. The lad nad
climbed 10 the top OF one Of the steel
towers supporting the hightension
wires when he came in contact with
one of the heavily charged wires and
was instantly killed
Henry We're Ekins as guardian ad
Hem OF Henry B. Ekins. MS minor
son. who was injured In a similar
manner few months en-lier. is de-
mandlng $4,000 damages from the
power company.
Officials Of the company, in NOV
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
WEARING OF THE GREEN"
A FAMOUS irish SONG

On Paddy dear and did hear the that gon round
Inc shamrock Is forbid by law. TO Irish ground
81 PatrIck Day ii keep his colors be
For there's bloody law agn the Wearing of the Green
met with Napier Taudy and he TUX me by the hand
And he said 'How poor oud Ireland and how does she
Stand?'
She the most dSrcssfu country that have
They hanging and there for the Wearing of the
Green"
Then since the color Engand's cruel red,
Sure reands will forget the blood that they have
shed;
You take the shamrock from hut the sod
But twill take root aud flourish still tho under foot It's trod
When the law stop the blades from growing they
And when the leaves summertime vcrdurc dare
show
Then VIII change The color in my caubcen
But Till that day please God II stick Wearing of the Green
But if at last color should from Ireland heart
Her with shame and from the dear old soil Will part
I've heard whispers of country that lies bcyan the
Where rich and stand equal the light of freedoms day.
oh Erin must we leave driven by the tyrantS hand
Must ask mother welcome from but happy land
Where the cruel Of Eugauds thradom shall be
And where thank God we II live and die still Wearing of the
Green.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16

Ing for a tralstereucc OF the case. set
forth that the Telluride Power com
pany is Colorado corporation and
as the suit is between parties OF dii-
fcrent states and the amount sued
for is more than $1,000. the federal
statutes direct that the United States
court shall have jurisdiction OF such
cases.
A NJ. Wrench and L. b. Mccormick
Of Salt Lake filed the necessary
bonds with the county clerk this AFT
ornoon to protect the plaintiffs from
any damage which may result from
the transfer of the two cases
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Kodak finishing. Tripp. $40 25th
street
Coal, call up Parker Co, TO-
rates on lum7, nut and slack:
If you buy B. & 6. Butter, you know
It IS right
Funeral for Mrs. Lommers- fu.
Soral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Bd"meisteI hammers viii be held =,
. c.ciocl, Thursday afternoon at the
firS, PRESBYTERIAN chmrch Friends
ues'r,nG 10 sec Mrs hammers in hor
casket MAY do so lt the family resi-.
6oaec, l1.G Twcnty.dfth street. he.
tween The hours Of IL and / on tho
dny OF the fnncral.
COAL: Call up Parker {, Co. Tor
rsios on lump. nut and elac& Parker
Coal Co.
ra;nbo<6a4 Ogden Coal. Plenty OK
'-'aaS Good Coal" on hand Clear
Cr4eI, CaStle Ce:c az Roc; Springs.
$4.iG ohi $500 a Yard 2.lG.ts
Fever disappearing The scarlet
forcr cpiiSlnic IN the North Ogden
diStTio. Is now under control and
man? nf Tho places that have acen
ultsr Gr;>-antlre have been released
Tho accoal w2s lcopencd thu week
asSar thorough fumISatlon of tic
sca1pi e"il6nCS ana the homrs where
the eoctagIon wos prevalent.
7aro 1cod only Charles Cafe
terla. =
Here from, Alton, Wyon,ino-H 4.
Wcollej formerly of Kauab. but nov
sn2efT;eor ci the Wyoming nation
"a! ic"est, wi;E headquarters at Alton,
Wyoming. Is apcadine a few days in
;he o'ficc C the forest service here.
Sir %oouoy says tho prospects on the
Ta2Ecs O. Wyoming this year were
ncvcr better. He viii NOT return TO
Aspiu uatH a5ou; the first OF April.
Bakery goods at Charles Cafe
terIa.
Spring In Cache VaIIey-C. G
Smith OF the Cache forest with head.
quarters at Logan. Is taking UP de-
tai work in the Ogden Office OF the
forest service. Mr. Smith is the SUI
peTViSor OF the Cache national foresc.
lie states that the snow Is nearly all
conc from Cache valley and that
spring has made its appearance.
Bread OF quality Charles Cafe
terla
Mrs. j. Warner Is with the w. l.
Spmgeon Millinery Co. and will be
pleased TO see her friends
Supervisor Of forest-Carl b. Aren
sion Of Emmett Idaho. came down
from the Gen state yesterday and Will
remain In the city n few weeks NJ,
tending to business matters connect.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
Henry Miller's Great Divide
Company to play here soon

Stay.at-homeS who have not visited
New York City during the past two
years will soon have AZ opportunity
To discuss inteIliEently the great
dramatic success OF the past decade
with their more fortunate nelghboTs
who have had the advantage OF Il
Broadway view Of The Great Divide
DUNG the two years runs In the
metropolis, for William Vaughn
Moodys vividly vital American drama
Is 10 be presented nj the Ogden The
atre on Friday. March 18th. under the
direction ot Henry Miller who pro-
dnced and presented The Great
Divide" al tho Princess Theatre and
later at DaIy's Theatre. New York.
where it attained ecord-breakinG
run of 500 performances. 90
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
STORY OF CAMILLE
At ISIS THEATRE

That sad story in which sinful
woman PLAYS the leading part-a true
story of the real girl who died AZ
the age of twenty-one Capable or
Il true and lasting love that sacrifices
itself Tor The Co16 of tho loved one
She began life wrong. and finds hec-
self onmeshed in the necessity Of a
lie Of luxury that excludes the pos
s!bility of simple life In the homo
o. the man she loves. We pity the
fate OF The missDent life, late
which leaves behind it lasting I'm
precision. The pictures could scarce
Is be improved upon In any way.