1668-86 Economics, Development, & Real Estate 1895-1926 r
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•' I I Closing Out Special Prices ,,
*' t i W. S. DICKINSON
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` 'S,'.4~ Richard -Mansfield's Great Success at I 723 Avenue B
-sc.,: ., 1 Fotosho Today.osi
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4; +� c: I n order to produce the Richard t
... Mansfield verison of "A Parisian Ro-
y mance," it was necessary for the Fox Imes. Offices $IId..'i•
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1 ew-Ie , ' •
. Film Cor oration to make arrange- s
{` • ments with the owner of the play and2. _
t pop-I '1, +�, • I the widow of Mr. Mansfield. It is the
•1. h❑. first time that the name of the world's Jv• have a vacuum cleaner •
.4 greatest actor has even been, k -I oris . �� lied for use in connection with e "Ill' Let us do it .e;
photoplay.
.. The original manuscript of the fa- ---
slits' - I mous stage success was unearthed .MIAMI WINDOW CLEANING
and this and Mr. Mansfield's personal) r)., a00 12th St Beaidesiea i
wx: a not:tions in connection with the play 'nth Rt and Osceola Road
,.: I were followed as much as possible. ;
Drop • Postal
1E ' ,. ' Whi:e they e has necessarily been some --
1,d..; ''Y R 0f( deviation from the stage verison of •
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n the production, the sumptuousness •
`a C IG- that marked the presentation on the
(' r ( legitimate stage hos been faithfully s.
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EED BUSINESS Bill rKV adhered to in the photoplay. ` •• _--___ _
FOR Mt ' BEACH Dustin Farnum at Colonial Tonight. 'LO0/p _--
Pupils 11 Y 1, Ben Blair, the boy, a quivering, ter- DISCOT�Tr*.
Tor-stricken mite of humanity, alone DISCOUNT 1� 1
.0, • on the prairie, cringing with fear of ON DIAMONDS
a) Announcement was made by J. N.I a brutal father, while overhead the
N. Lummus yesterday of the pro- sky glowing red in reflection of his Watches, Jewelry. Cut 1
construction, bythe Dade home, fast crumbling to aal*es—an-I Masa. Silverware, eta •
posed other mark of his fathers cruelty, WHALER'S
County Title Insurance and 'trust and the grave of his only friend—
Co., of a concrete business building his mother. Then— Established 1897
Che Am. at Miami Beach. The structure will Ben Blair the man, strong, deter- 118 12th St.
Ballard- be located between the two casinos mined and resourceful, as only Dustin •
neral of and will have a frontage of eighty l Farnum can depict him, a wonderful . -''
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fee0 on the ocean boulevard. illustration of the man who fights t
h school The contract for the building has io life's battles alone, and who has the
h of his convictions. • _• ; '
to other been awarded to Hugh Griffith and courage"Ben Blair" c a play, in
•,e of the work will be begun immediately. It I its skillful contrastsiof life unusual the �- -�-
instruc_ will be finished about July 1. The and on Broadway. It pose- ,."'
building will be two stories high and prairieJACK'S t
eases action aplenty, a theme that I.' •"
m, after will contain sixteen sleeping rooms will hold and thrill. The "Ben Blair" ♦MERICAN RESTA : *,;,
idge, - above with three offices and two of real life will find a marvelous X -
•idge, on stores on the ground floor. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables•"
I counterpart in the "Ben Blair" which Our Specialty lul,t,, he It is expected that this structure pia y • ...
Tactically will be followed by several other Dustin Farnum has created for the
'orms. In buildings at Ocean Beach during the I screen' if You Are Looking fora Good,"
ommand- coming summer, as several recent . Meas ata Reasonable
s said to purchasers of building lots there are POOL ROOM SOLD. Price. Try Ours S.:
supported figuring on the erection of residences ,Regular Meals, 25c. s
h he had I on their property.
attles of • The stock and furniture of Frank ...a a l• Carte Service, `.'`''•
Gallat's pool room on avenue D were --.'
lefte hisChicken Dinner on Sunday sego
ridge. So military stores. The. war was then sold at sheriff's sale yesterday 7. •
iei to the practicallyover, and there is nothing everything going by peacemeal and 1004 Ave. D Miami, 1 r
bringing•a total of $1,172. The ar-
cation andof everto show thatiedoury flagsRevolutionar army titles brought much below their esti-
�olor carried any furnished by y
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by them the American congress. Those that mate value, which was about $6,000. _ :.
rate and were carried were 'purely personal, Sale was made to satisfy judgments.
se were each made by or for some officer, corn •
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ir colors, pany or regiment, and represented
11 comps- the sentiments of the makers. •
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brought "So far I have succeeded in locat-
had pre- ing only one Stars and Stripes that . -,
I feel sure was carried by the Ameri- ate • i• I ! ;'s i - r
ire army can army during our Revolutionary O e .
e details, war. It was carried by the North
being of Carolina militia at the battle of Guil- i have proven r '
1 others, ford courthouse, March 16, 1781; but Estimates of Florida vegetable their economy .kl
sideration the stripes are blue and red and the tonnage for this season have been _
later he union has a white field with thirteen made by the railroads. ASK ANY FORD OWNER '-i'•-s-21--"f'• '1-
o provide eight-pointed stars. There is also an- The Atlantic Coast Line railway re• ,,ti
of such other flag hanging in the state house ports the following vegetable acre- S. P. HEYSER, Agent
appeal to at Annapolis that it is claimed, and age in the territory on its lines: Po- 11081/= Avenue C
done, and probably correctly, was carried by the tatoes, 2,475; berries, 850; celery, 1,-
esign of Third Maryland Regiment at the bat- 085; lettuce, 1,200; cabbage 725;cukes
represent tie of Cowpens, January 17, 1781. It .4,220; beans, 6,066; tomatoes, 6620. ;y,-
has thirteen led and white stripes, The Coast Line estimates the carlot GIVE V TT►�
that our and the union is in a blue field with movement over its lines as follows: •
I the fol- thirteen five-pointed stars—one in the Potatoes 300 cars; berries, 60; celery ` _ Y
Stars and'ct•nter and twelve ararnged in the 2,000; lettuce. 800; cabbage, 200; cu- atrial the next timeyou llsivr
cumbers, 600; beans, 60; tomatoes. - y- '
suntry: form of a circle around it. In both �• 2- ,+,f�'
of the cases these flags were purely person- 900; various, 20; melons 2,; canta- any developing and -r nit s• •::
g lou ea, 60. ." � y,,
tripes, al- al, not official. The Stars and Stripes The Seaboard Aair Line Railroad I%lee :eel stere that we can satis p;"-r-
;,the union preserved in the state house at Bos. atirnotoa the vPOPtnhis arresve for vni,