New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

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great! They are splendidly con-
Quoted. The teachers. because of
the healthful, happy surroundings
in which they work, are more pa
tient with children, which helps
in making greater progress.
"There are some very excellent
private schools, also, in the Miami
section, but I want my daughter
to be educated in the public
schools. The educational advan-
tages in Miami are such that they
make for good citizenship. There
is a very high order of intelligence
among the grown-ups as well. as
among the children. This, you
know, means a great deal to the
solidarity of Miami's development.
MIAMI'S CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
"I don't suppose you had the
time to visit the Conservatory of
Music while you were in Miami.
1t is great institution. We have
had there some of the most Won
derful musical treats of our lives.
We have attended many concerts
given by the great artists of the
world.
"Do you know that Miami has
one of the best Symphony Orches-
tras in the country? Do you
know that there are two French
teachers of international fame
connected with the Conservatory?
Do you know that one of the
worlds famous painters lives in
Miami, on account of his love for
it's climate, and spends his time
teaching painting at the Conserva
tory?
sThe next time you go to Mi
ami visit the Conservatory. You
will think it is wonderful for a
city Of 1000 resident population.
MIAMI Is DELlGH OL L III
YEAR ROUND.
"When we first moved to Mi
ami, we intended to live there dur
ing the Winter months only, but
we always prolonged our stay, be-
cause we felt we could not leave
our beautiful surroundings or give
up the exhilaration Of the splen-
did climate. | have lived in Miami
in July, August and September
the three months of the year when
most Northerners' think that the
heat there is UNDESIRABLE. One can
always step out of the tropical
sunshine into the shade of palm
trees or into a home and always
be comfortable. I never felt any
of the humid heat which New York
suffers from frequently, for Mi
ami, you know, is always swept by
trade winds, which are delight
fully refreshing. I slept under a
light blanket night after night,
while the weather reports were
informing me that New York was
sweltering.
"Out-door. life in Miami is de-
lightful the year around; it is Il
great treat to go fishing and boat
ing and bathing and automobile
driving whenever one wishes to do
so, and it is always appetizing to
know that ones taUle may be con-
stantly supplied with fresh vege-
tables and fruits.
LOVERS OF FISHING WILL
READ THIS PARAGRAPH.
"I have a great deal of fun tell
ing fishermen friends in the North
what they are missing by not TAX
ing a run down to Miami and en-
ioying the finest fishing in the
world.
II let them know that men who
are expert fishermen and who have
fished in waters all over the world
say that Miami waters, and the
waters within two to five hours
easy sail from Miami, are filled
with over 600 varieties of fish, and
the gamest they ever caught. ]
tell them of my own experience
in fishing, and say to them, which
is true, that / have caught more
and gamer fish off the Miami coast
than | ever caught in San Diego
and Coronado Beach, Calf.
''Then, to make my friends feel
just little bit more envious OF
Miami life, tell them to run down
some time and get aboard my
houseboat, and / will take them
down as far as the Keys--a triE