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i aw.M PAGE TWO THE MIAMI METROPOLIS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1917. TWELVE PAGES METRO FEATURE PARAMOUNT TODAY TODAY AT THE FOTOSHO 5c and 10c An Actual Experience of BEATRICE FAIRFAX entitled "MIMOSA A Complete Story SAMMIE JOHNSON IN A FUNNY CARTOON TOMORROW VIRGINIA PEARSON in "A TORTURED HEART" Fox Feature Viola Dana in "THE GATES OF EDEN" A Romance of Shakerland TOMORROW Frank Mclntyre in his great stage success, "The Traveling Salesman" FIRST MORTCtCR SWEDISH PRICE TRIES A I NEWSIES TONIGHT difference between 'ask state to claim title published several volumes cf verse which, became very popular. One of a collection entitled "The Baltic." is still used in the Swedish schools. HAND IN THE POETRY LINE I Br Asaeetated PrrH) STOCKHOLM, Sweden, January 10.

Swedish poetry has been enriched recently by Prince William, BAY FRONT HOME Beside the waters of Biseayne Bay at a big sacrifice. Something nifty. See it. Thone i'jiii wioiT tiic CLUB Hi THE W. C.

T. II. OF THE EAST COAST CANAL HILL 101 1 MIL More thaa 30.009 government civil employes are paid less than $820 a year. nmtnrM aas (uniniurir mm wit a SaCKWCrV A lv aaM m1rt la tbr faatde mt buwlnca." service vaeawe aaare tkaa a It I a else la a Martgaxe hoBM, Service mram that year Mrat lira aaertsraaje papers naaat le properly draaai all ta ir-a aiaat ae aaM year title Mast a perfects Inter rt aaaat ke cwlleeled prepaatly ahra dae and aent yaa wltaaat eaarjrea Ik taaaraaee pollctee snaat a pranptly renewed aaa lastly, anraas a rarrfal aad efficient raaarrvallaa mt Ibf lender lalrmla wMrrvvr lavelv-ed. MILI.KH MIHUfK Ideattaea arat lira aartgage larralaiat alia all the aafrittanlA.

I. XlltGR at COP.IV-, liar.) laveetaaeat Baaklag 427-Ii $4,500 (Continued from page on). (Continued from Page One) KENNEDY HAGAN REALTY COMPANY 10th and Ave. ichase of the furniture for the public comfort station. Altoona, has a law made in 1797 forbidding selling bread by the loaf.

"We were invited by the city aud itor, Mr. Reeder. to help him select Ithe furniture," Eaid Mrs. Moore. Lads Will Be the Guests of Con T.j"We had been assisting him in buy- iius ins equipment Tor me parte in STOCKS THAT LOOK GOOD Stock Hamad and comment aa to probable couna.

To i me nortn end of toe city and he current buy or saii-naniea id second son of King Guatave. who has published a volume of thirty-j two poems, entitled "Slaeckta Fyr- ar" or "Darkened Many i of the verses were written during! the Prince's service as captain of a torpedo-boat destroyer. All the po-j ems are regarded by the critics as of a high order, and they have already become popular. It is Prince William's third book. The first.

"Indian Love a free translation after L. Hope's "The Garden of Kama." appeared in 1912 under the pseudonym tVi-ca." The following year the Prince published under his own name a book describing his travels in Siam, entitled. "Where the Sun Shines." The Prince visited America in 1908. Prince William is supposed to have inherited a predilection for poetry, for his grandfather, Oscar II. Kennedy Who Wat a Newsboy Before He Became a Snowman letter.

Write, rkeae ar vail tar itmKui co. 7 B-w. 3. V. City.

Wo execute order -against privilege issued daily fey mir customers and thoae of other F.ichanea liousaa. All order Wliere Everyone Goes The Con T. Kennedy Shows Twelfth Street Show Grounds. Every Afternoon and Evening asked us to help him in the work for the comfort station. It was not an attempt on the part of the Woman's club, as it has been suggested, to 'put something over' the W.

C. T. U. which claims the permission to purchase the furniture. I was somewhat chagrined at the story in the morning paper which seemed to place the club committee in the wrong light.

"If Mr. Erfert was correctly quoted you would think that we had pushed ourselves on to somebody and that Mr. Erfert had been having trouble with the women. The disturbance must be due to competitors who wish to be assigned to the oiat- executed tnstantaneoualy signal. Commission and interest raved with our open service and fast wire to the bichanga Floor.

a will lake up your account cost fre with any other broker bo same $100 or $100,000. "Oh Skin-nay, come on over, lots of fun, run like everything, 'cause we're going to the Con T. Kennedy shows tonight," exclaimed one of The Metropolis newsboys this morning, while informing hi3 little pal of the good time in store for them. Excitement was at fever heat a-il day long, and there was much extra washing and dressing up, so that no time would be lost this evening when the youngsters will gather at The Metropolis office at 7 o'clock. They will form in line and march to the show grounds behind the Con T.

Kennedy band. At the eutrance to the midway they will be met by Press Representatives Wni. V. Kioto and taken through all of the shows free of charge. They will wear The Largest, Best and Biggest Show Ever Remit a Us ture of a navigation district combining the salient features of the existing state drainage law 1913, the road district law and the school district law, and having for its purpose the development of commercial waterways in the general territory embraced by the east coast, the St.

Johns, the Kissimmee, Okalawaha and Caloosahatchie valleys as parts thereof; therefore, be It "RESOLVED, That the Florida East Coast Chamber of Commerce, does endorse this movement." The association endorsed the movement for the appropriation by the next legislature of $100,000 for the eradication of the cattle tick In Florida. A resolution was adopted asking for restrictive legislation against the Johnson grass, or any grass or hay that interferes with proper agricultural development. A committee was appointed to prepare a bill for the revision of the tax laws, and a bill providing for, a state marketing commission under the department or agriculture. The legislature was petitioned to submit to the people of the state a constitutional amendment fixing the tax rate for general funds of the state and county at not exceeding one and one-half per cent. The following representatives wero present when the meeting opened this morning: Frank Baktr, president, Miami; R.

J. Rispaugh, vice-president. West Palm Beach; R. L. Goodwin, secretary and treasurer.

Ft. Pierce; S. E. Riggers. West Palm Beach; J.

C. Hancock, Stuart; II. I. Hamilton, New Smyrna; C. H.

Pif-fard. Fellsmere; A. B. Tull, Titus-ville; Geo. B.

Hills, C. Jacksonville; Chas. Walton, Jacksonville; L. R. Paxton.

C. Titusville. The next meeting will be held in April at the call of the president. The delegates will be entertained tonight at a banquet at Hotel Dixie. in the South These properties Hated wit It mm ex- mSIHHED HOIPF.9 treat.

GET A COTTAGE and live in comfort. "We hare a four and five room cottage overlooking the Bay that fan be had by season or year. $350 and $450. HAGAN REALTY CO. 10th and Ave.

It Has Pleased Thousands and Will Please" iou rooms, 4W0 aeuon. Sth badges on which is inscribed "Miami ronship of the station, because there is no rivalry between the W. C. T. U.

and the Woman's club. I think the furniture will be perfectly satisfactory to the members of the W. C. T. Mrs.

Moore also stated her objections to the club in the matter or the architecture of the comfort station. Mrs. Clarkson and Mrs. Moore inspected the station and of that visit Mrs. Moore said: "We found that the toilet rooms are all built on the east side of the building and that the west side is left open for the 'comfort' of the people." Mrs.

A. I j. Andrus, president of the W. C. T.

C. also spoke on the matter. She explained: "About a year ago the W. C. T.

U. decided to Don't IVIIIsss I I jll 111! lH.HIUL.aiia l.ny --a. -na Metropolis, and this win laeniiry them when they pass the ticket takers at the doors. All arrangements have been completed by the show folks for the entertainment of the boys, and nothing will be overlooked that will tend to make the evening pleasant and enjoyable for them. They are the LMSt.

1. LI. 6 rooms, sleeping porch. $450 season, loth street, Uist. 1.

C. 4 rooms. season, th street. Diat. 1.

H. lv rooms. J808 season. Avenue D. rlst.

1. H. 11 rooms. SI 209 four months. Avenue H.

Inst. 1. It. rooms, garage. I2010 seaaon.

Ft. Dallas Park. Oist. 1. J.

rooms, jraraare. S1204 season. Ft. Dallas Hark. Kmt.

1. rooms, sleeplna; porch. $1200 season. Avenue A. IMat.

1. 12 rooms, sleeping porch, carafe, 20u0 season. loth street. Hist. 1.

1. 2 rooms. $200 season. 11th street. Dist.

1. 8. rooms, sleeplna; porr-h. (IS season. Ft.

Dallas Park. Dlt- 1. T. 8 rooms, aleepinar porrh. $120 aea-son.

Avenue Diet. 1, 4 rooms, houseboat. $300 araaon. Hmcayne Bar. Dist.

I. W. 6 rooms. 1400 season. 4th street.

Dint. 2. K. rooms, rsraga. J20O0 season.

Baron no Place, Dist. 2, I- rooms, garage. $T0 seaaon. Virginia Iiat- 2. guests of the big hearted show own-carry out a Dlan that the members To Day HIPPODROME To Day and the show will practically he have talked ahnut fnr at loaot five i turned over to them for the time be-! years the matter of securing a pub- ing.

It is one of those instances in nc comfort station. A committee which it Is better to give than to re- I was appointed for the purpose of llshnws llAV I conferring with the citv council and ceive, as Mr. Kennedy always has a w'un. ibvi Kana. oia- cayne Drive.

Dlat. 2. P. PUBLIC PULSE Robert Warwick A 5 ts? ai Ta a mr a tmm i a rooms, ararace. iivoo sesson.

vo-coanut lirove. Itlat. 2. M. 4 rooms, carace.

$35 season. Cocoa-nut iirove. Dist. S. M.

7 rooms, aaraa-e. I too season. Dixie Highway. Dist. 2.

4. in regard to the matter appeared before the council several times. The part that the W. C. T.

U. played in the matter was to have been the selection or a matron. Mr. Erfert had the matter In charge and finally put the work of selecting a matron and the furniture on that committee. Mrs.

W. A. Goodburn is chairman of the committee. When I heard that the Woman's club had the responsibility of the selection of the furniture, I was surprised, because $500 bad been given to the W. C.

T. U. for that purpose. I understood, too, that the city had enough suitable furniture left from some previous great deal of pleasure when he sees the boys enjoying themselves. Not many yars ago he sold papers on the street himself, and through his ability and determination he rose to the top in the show world.

Large Crowd at Shows. A big crowd attended the Kennedy shows last night, and bad a grand glorious time on the midway. They time on the midway. They mado enjoyed each and every one of the attractions. It carried them back to the days when they were and drove away all trouble and worries.

One hundred loads of sawdust i ALL MAW" and CABB.MiES Editor Metropolis: A word to the wise is said to be sufficient. Why not tilunt season. Tiger Tall road, Iiat. S. rn.tna C9AS Mtk b.vaa -N'Tf the history of the country has Dist.

S. C. IT oriajinf me nigh price cHHiminni in an the mar- 1 ia 1 1 norm, west ana east. line iim v. rooms.

garage. J860. season. Krlckell Iist. 2.

C. 9 rooms, 2IS00 seaaon. South Cocoa-nut (irove, Dist. 2. D.

a rooms, ttttO season. South Cocoa-nut rov, Diat. 2, D. a mnmm kWitlnr tHA class stock, while ordinary brands are! ellins; from $.5 to 10 per t.n. In I have been secured and this was scat- temure mat would save buying a i- caooaare holders are ask- Cocoanut Orove.

Dist. 2. K. tered over the pleasure zone, mak- complete new outfit. Mrs.

Clarkson stated that Mm. rooms, sleeplna; porch, irarace. S27SO aeaaon. Cocnantia ilmwm I TOMORROW jf 7 jiy I Pathe Feature Beautiful Il yy I "The Life Of Our Saviour" ill 1Q 1 I Also a Good Comedy vA I 2. II.

a riwima r-mm a A 1I1L per ion. aiirornla has com- menced shipping cabbaKe and the hold- I re aktnr S' per ton f. o. b. at anipplnK- points.

Texas operators are quoting cabbaee at $0 per ton. f. o. b. loadinc points.

At Kansas Citv c'Jb selUns for 8rt per ton. In Cincinnati the price is fSrinf nd has reached S83 to SS5 per ton on track. In Pittsburgh. the, street. IMst.

3. II. Goodburn had approached her on the subject of the selection of a matron. "In regard to the newspaper story," she said, "I simply took that as an attempt of a reporter to put a humorous light upon anything that women do. I call the architect's act in placing the toilet rooms on the east a stupid one." inn it much more comfortable and pleasant for the spectators.

The sensational Howards, Edith and Melvin, the original high wire cyclists, gave their first exhibition here at 10 o'clock last night and made a big hit. Beginning tonight their act will take place at 7 o'clock and is well worth a trip to the midway. Mrs. Howard rides a bicycle on a wire high over the midway. Tk na" been verv liarht and Ianish is sellina- at $85 per fiL to 86 per ton- Throughout the larare market the ir.

aaiflac, aeaaon. o-coanut rove. Dist. 2. rooms, sleeplna; porch, garage.

Sn-season, lsth street. Dixt. 1. IV rooms, aarase. S1500 season, Brickell Dist.

3. 1- 8 ronoia. garaare. J1200 season. Point Mew place.

Dist. S. I. sleeping porch, carag. S1200 sesson.

lirickell Dist. 2. I sleepins; porch, a-arage. S1S00 season, Kathryn Dist. 1.

Y. I f- I SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM BY 11 12 I I PROF. H0LLINGS WORTH'S 1 YJ na I ZJ mJ ORCHESTRA AND PIPE ORGAN I 1 "nd end not ret. of ar thousands dPted to arrowing REAL ESTATE tunnage prr acre eauAi C.KKy P'rt" th VoitZi I SUtM not d'ticult crop, to grow hve land suited while Mr. Howard performs on a I trapese attached to the bicycle.

Near the end of their act a wonderful dis- play of Niagara Falls fireworks ii given and It makes a pretty picture. Mrs. Howard is the only woman rid- i 8 airrpma porcn. garaare. SIKuO season, lith street.

Diat. 4. D. rooms. 2600 seaaon.

Avenue C. Diat. 4. room houseboat. 2500 season.

Mi aiwwina- caDDaae ahmilH r.lBn- large i TRANSFERS Corrected Daily. acreatxea. ami itiver. Uist. 4.

1.. E. V. ELACKMAX. Karnar.

aavv reason. 7tn Street. Dist. 4. W.

1 'A r. CfiA Alt iug a bicycle on a high wire, and her nerve and daring wins great admiration from those who have seen this wonderful act. M. B. Clifton, who is in charge of Warranty Herd m.

The Unntn Itealty 1'ompany. by Frank B. shutts. Iesident. to ICuruJo Aira.

Lot 24 of block 1 of Kail- way Mious Addition. the Queen's contest, has issued an 1 Hornce Wlckhnnt tn Rinn 4 Sh.l. invitation to all young women en-; den and Louise May Sheldon The tered in tha contest to be his guests ot ut ection at the shows tonight. Mr. Clifton la; 'Kateu Shirk, to William c.

Bisp- Wonderful Value 8 Lots in Buena Vista with 4 Room Cottage Nothing like it. Are you looking for a bargain where you can make a "strike." HAGAN REALTY CO. 10th and Ave. located at the voting booth in the bsm. Imi 7 block as per plat of) center of the midway and will fu-- in tu the nish show tickets to all who apply to la him this evening.

It is a courtesy i Colonel Ladue. the government en-j frequently extended by Mr. Kennedy i gineer at Jacksonville, not to ap-1 and he will be glad to have the I prove anv plans from Mrs. Burling-1 young women enjoy the big show anie- to improve the islands. The city tonight.

board of health got busy and repre-j Drive. Dist. 6. II rooms, garage. S200 season.

Avenue M. Diet. S. 1 rooms, garage. S7S0 season.

12th street. Dist. 6 rooma. sleeplna; porch. S4S0 season.

10th street. Dint. S. It. porch, raraga.

21500 season. I ill. street, Dist. C. 4 5 rooms, sleeping porch, garasre.

JS( tour months. 12th street, Dist. rooms, steeping- porch, garage. $350 season. Pth stre-t.

Dlat. H. rooms, sleepinsr porch, garage. $1200 season, Lawrence Drive, Diat. H.

rooms, garage. S00 aeasan. 12th street. Dist. s.

H. "th r'Hms. sleeping porch, garage. Avt-nu U. $00 aeasun.

Dist. rooma. sleeping porch, garage. STOO srason. 12th street.

Dist. w. r. Itsrage. $1200 season.

Ocean teacti. Liist. J. Bach" 'on- Ocean a.5n.room"- "'f'P'ng porch, garage. season, llelle Isle.

Dist, 7 rooms, garaae. $700 season. Ocean Beach. Dist. 7.

T. sentatives from the state board came to Miami, made a survey of the pltua-, tion and advised the city authorities filR ISLAND CASE WILL nd the state trustees that the island at the mouth of the Miami river at mm causes sewage to lodge which is det-' 1 FOUGHT OUT CIRCUIT COURTS nmental to the health of the commu-) ty. Colonel Ladue granted Mtb. Burlingame's request, and Mrs. A front foot buys one of the finest lots in theheart of the residential section of Cocoanut Grove.

The lot faces on Ingraham Highway and is five minutes walk from the Bay. This is one of several lots we have for sale in Brickell brings her action to prevent (Continued from page one). Clement D. Gates Co. Mesnaere ew Vark f'etfoa elacaaajae, I hlraaa Beard at Trade.

the trustees from delivering deed to Mrs. Burlingame. Mrs. Burlingame will be here only until after the circuit court judge reaches a decision. While in Miami she is the guest of her sister.

Miss Albertlne Rossiter, and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sulzner.

Mrs. Burlingame does not expect to visit Miami again this year, but next year will return with her husband. Ray Burlingame. to make their winter home. time by the Brickells south of the Miami river.

The city authorities also wished to get rid of the island, and urged the Brickells to buy it. But Mrs. Biirlingame outbid the Brickells. "and the island was sold to her. Then the talk began.

The board of health and the city council kept the wires hot telegraphing the trustees not to deliver deed to Mrs. Burlingame and telegraphing HRMHCII APattTKT Ir'2mi season. D.vrS: VW rort Dallas Dilt street. 1 rj'm. on p-r-r.

DIst-TlB trsona. Biacayn 4 rooms. rnmth yearly. $Ift season. 12tn street.

Diat. 4. storks h- -r store or office, tii per month. 11th COTTO. STOCKS, tROVISIUS Beaaht aad far eaaa ar earned an eaaoervatlte trrsaa.

fir Cocoanef E. K. HITTOV A lark Cerrespoadral. THOMPSON A- Chleaca Carresaaadeat. 8'oreroom.

$17.80 per month. Avenus J. Ilt. 9. A Everyone Needs a Tonic to ithstand the Rigors of Winter OKI ICK' JarkaeBVllle, Mlaaal, laaaa, Uayteaa, St.

MIAMI OFFICE Fidelity Bask Bid a. Ulreet art ate at Ires ta all eaekaases. Piat'Ttv month. Avenu Ftoreroorna. large.

$32 SO small $27 50. per month. 12th atjeet. DaU offices, ainirle or en Electric lights, telephone, mail and ice delivery are available. In Cocoanut Grove Park are many handsome homes and adjoining- the Park are the estates of Arthur Curtiss James and other prominent men.

month. New Tatum Dldg Diat "Talk to the Tatums" Phaae ivt Taaelrtk (. A Few Bottles of S. S. S.

Will Thoroughly Tone Up the Entire System. Keeping well and In thoruush physical trim is simply a matter of resist i uk disease to which the system is subject every day. You can readily see. therefore, the importance of keeping the system in proper condition, strong and vigorous, and free) from all manner of impurities. vim hlrtnrt la the first essential WINFIELD INVESTMENT COMPANY fy severe on the average system, ail it is just now that assistance is needed.

A few bottles of S. S. S. will do you a otiderful aiuouut ot Bood by thoroughly cleansing aud purifying the blood and putting the entire sys tela iu tip-top condition. It will improve your appetite, aud by increasing your supply of rich, red blood tb.ruBtiOiit the circulation, new lite and vigor will take the place that weak and good for nothing fefliug.

S. S. S. is sold by druggists everywhere, who will tell you that it has been on the market for more than 50 years and is thoroughly reliable. Vluable books and free medical advice can be had by writing to Swift Specific 30 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.

Ga. Adv. Very Desirable Avenue Corner at considerable under market price. ISIDOK COHEN 213 Eleventh St. HEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS LOWE COOPER VaUit Skip Krokers Shipping Agta.

Boats. Yacht, llousebaats Cruisers for sale and charter. We have a few good bargains now. see us before the season opens If you want to buy or charter. to perfect health, for the blood is the' source of all vitality.

Keep your 43 Eeal Estate Building Opposite Post Office Phone 425 Miami, Fla. blood absolutely rree rrora an im-1-urittes. and your health Is assured. The riors of winter ar unnraal-.