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Evening star., 1938-05-29
Biographies.
JOHN A. MOREHEAD. BY Sar


JOHN A. MOREHEAD. BY Samuel
Trexler. New York: G. P. Put
mans Sons.
The history of the Lutheran minis
ter who called the first world congress
of his church and did much to estab-
lsh world Lutheranism. Written by
the first president Of the United
Synod of New York.
Plus XII, APOSTLE OF PEACE. BY
Lillian Browne-Olf. New York:
The Macmillan Co.
The history OF Pope Plus from his
boyhood to his election to the papacy
MY CENTURY. THE STORY OF
ANDREAS FRANZ HOFER. BY
Amalie Hofer Jerome. Boston:
Bruce Hunphries.
The story of a German-American
who came to this country when the
Midwest was the frontier and led a
lively and public-spirited life. In
teresting
SOJOURNER TRUTH. BY Arthur
Huff Fauset. Chapel Hill: Uni
versity of North Carolina Press.
Life of the Negress evangelist and
leader. One of the Chapel Hill series
of Negro biographies.
MALESHERBES. BY John M. s..
Allison. New Haven: Yale Uni
versity Press.
Short history of the reformer Of the
French monarchy. Authoritative.
WAILENSTEIN. BY Francis Watson.
New York: D. Appleton Cen
tury Co.
The story of the great general Of the
Thirty Years War. Conventionally
done.
TARNISHED WARRIOR. BY Maj.
James r. Jacobs. New York: The
Macmillan Co.
Excellent biography of the soldier
adventurer, Maj. Gen. James Wilkin-
son, about whom most Of us know
little except that he figured with Aaron
Burr in Burr's plots to found an en-
pire in the West. The present book
reveals that he did a number of other
things, but was sometimes bit on the
wrong side Of the ledger.
Travel and Places.
JOURNEY TO MANAOS. BY Earl p.
Hanson. New York: Reynal 81
Hitchcock.
A member of a Carnegie Institution
expedition writes a book about equa-
torial Brazil and Venezeula which is
immensely interesting and well above
the average travel work.
PUERTO RICO AND IT'S PEOPLE.
BY Trumbull White. New York:
Frederick A. Stokes Co.
The author was q war correspondent
in the island during Spanish posses
sion. His long acquaintance produces
an authoritative book.
ENCHANTED vAGABONDS. BY
Dana Lamb, in collabora ton with
June Cleveland. New York: Har-
per & Bros.
A man and woman set out In 16-
foot homemade boat to have adven-
lures. They start in Southern Cali
fornia and make 1t to Central America.
All wonderful.
THE OCEAN HIGHWAY. Compiled
by the Federal Writer'S Project
of the Works Progress Admins
tration. New York: Modern Age
Books.
The Government pensioners put out
one more volume, allegedly covering
the Atlantic Coast from Brunswick,
N. j., to Jacksonville, Fla. Attempts
at collecting folklore" which must
make anybody reasonably acquainted
with America (most Of the population,
one trusts i'll with laughter. Abso-
lutely unessential.
EUROPE IN 1898. Edited by Eugene
Fodor. Boston: Houghton Mifdin
Co.
The highly amusing guide book IN
its current version. Readable even II
you are not going abroad.
FINLAND ON FIFTY DOLLARS. BY
Sydney A. Clark. New YORK:
Robert M. Mcbride.
A low-budgeted trip to the debt
saying republic. Should be helpful.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
LA LECHE

LEGO aver Ell cargamento de
leche condensada que ell Comite
P. Democratico mandara a la
Cruz Roja Espanola, embarcan-
dolo por ell puerto de Tampa.
Como Sc tiene en- cuenta a los
ninos y mujeres debilitados por
la escasez de alimentos, ell Conf
te adquiri6 la marca LA Rosi-
ia" que tanto sc consume en-
Tampa.
Las dos mil cajas Sc pueda-
ran en- Ell almacen de la Dublin
Brokerage hasta que arribe ell
vapor que ha de transportarlas
al puerto de Havre, en- Francia,
de donde Sc enviaran a Espana.
Cumpliendo instrucciones del
Comite hizo la compra una CO.
mission integrada por Francisco
Juan Escobio, Manuel Garcia,
jr., Victoriano Manteiga y Ma
riano Rodriguez,
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
GUERRA A LAS CUCARACHAS!
'HEALTH AND HYGIENE" NEW YORK

varias classes de maquinas cleo
tricas que converter los prepa-
radios de aceite de piretro y al
gunos otros liquidos en- un rocio
fino con ell que puede llenarse
una habitaci6n. Este rocio es
muy irritante para las cucara-
chas y las obliga a salir de sus
escondites al espacio alberto
donde mueren 81 un numero sufi
ciente de particulas del insecti-
cida entra en- contacto con sus
cuerpos. Por medic de repetidas
aplicaciones pueden controlarse
las cucarachas con ell rocio pro-
ducldo por estas maquinas, en-
habitaciones modernas bien &C.
rradas. Los vaporizadores tie
men la tendencia de expulsar las
cucarachas a las habitaciones
contiguas; de aquf que antes
de utilizarlos deben cerrarse to-
das las aberturas hacia ell exte-
rior para que las cucarachas no
puedan escapar de la habitaci6n
que Sc esta sometiendo a trata-
miento. Cuando Sc italian in
festadas habitaciones sin cierre
hermetico, muchas cucarachas
Sc Italian en- los espacios abier-
tos de las paroles y los vapores
irritantes penetran en- dichos es-
pacios solo en- cantidad suficien-
tie para molestar a los insectos
y eNpulsar a muchos de ellos a
otras parties del edificio a las
que normalmente no suelen ex-
tenderse, complicando ash ell pro
blema del control.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
FRAZADAS Y P

Ell Comite Femenlno prepara
un cargamento de ropa para
mandarlo a Espana en- ell vapor
que recogera aqui ell cargamen-
to de 1000 cajas de leche que
sera mandado a la Cruz Roja
Espanola.
Frazadas y sabanas EN- gran
n1mero estan va envasadas Y
listas, 10 mismo que ropas dona-
das por buenos companeros y
companeras.
Las cajas para los embarques
estan va en- ell Centre Obrero.
Pueden ahora hacer un 1lti-
mo esfuerzo las personals que se
hallen en- disposition de contri-
BUR a aliviar sufrimientos en- Ia
ESpana leal.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19

pistola en- mano, obliga a perma
necer en- una despensa obscura
a tres bultos que no Sc distin-
guen bien.
Sc les da orden de salir y We
mos tres mujeres, asUstadas y
llorosas, que Sc arrodillan ante
nosotros pidiendo no las mate
mos.
Queda explicado TODD: ell mo-
70 es un soldado enemigo, amo
de las tres mujeres espanolas /;
amo, repito, lector, porque lie
pertenecen como botfn de que
IRA. Habian venido por fruta al
huerto. Cuando llegamos noso-
tros, su "amo" las hizo esconder
Sc con Ell; y cuando ell captain
mat6 al moro, fue porque 10 en-
contr6 espiandonos desde una
ventana, dispuesto a cazarnos.
Preguntamos a las mujeres de
d6nde eran y nos dijeron que ex
tremenas, y al preguntarles 81
querfan venir con nosotros O
marcharse otra vez con ell enc
migc, las tres o una pregunta-
ron:
i No nos mataran?
Todos callamos ante la rabia
y pena que. nos di6 la pregunta.
Los miserables traidores han in
culcado en- ell alma de las mule
res que los "rojos" somos unos
asesinos, y las mujeres, espafo-
las, preferian ser esclavas,de mo
ros a ser libres y respetadas por
n0Sotros.
Nuestros muchachos cargaron
con los cestos de fruta de las mu
Jeres y empezamos a subir ma
cha la carretera una de las mt
Jeres, embarazada, subia a du-
RS penas.
Cuando llegamos, un canton
lleno de asturianos pasados a no
sotros esperaba la orden para Sc
guir al Mando.
Las pobres mujeres fueron
embarcadas con ellos. iQue pc
ma!
Mdur0 Bajatierra.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19

va Sc viene hacienda por los
nazis en- Brasil, Chile, Argen-
tina Y ell Peru.
Ell gobierno del Brasil mott
fic6 a Berlin que no deseaba
! ell retorno del embajador Karl
Rittr, una condensation a la no
ia alemana pidiendo que fue-
Ira llamado ell embajador DR..
Jose Moniz de Arag6n.
Ritter no volvera a su pues-
to, aun cuando Sc resuelvan
pronto las "fricciones" entire
los gobiernos del Fuehrer Y la
Rep1blica del Brasil.
Las relaciones entire los dos
paises contin1an en- un estado
de suspension, por acusar los
brasilenos a Ritter de haber 70
mentado ell levantamiento ma
ri de la pasada primaver.
Los alemanes dicen que 10
que su embajador hacia era
dar fuerte apoyo. a los nego-
clos alemanes en- ell Brasil, a
10 que ell gobierno Sc oponfa.
Ell incidnte del Brasil tiene
importancia por 10 que repre-
senta en- cuanto al prestigio pr
litcio Y comercial de Alemania
en- la America del Sur.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
| |

Ell poWo de piretro, utilizado
en- la misma lorna que ell fluoru
no de sodio, es excelente cuando
Sc lie aplica bien en- los escondi-
ties o en- las cucarachas mismas.
Las atolondra rapidamente sue
len volverse boca arriba Y, aun-
que viven durante algun tempo,
al cabo mueren 81 Sc les ha E.
chado bastante polvo. Las Gu
carachas atolondradas deben ser
barridas Y destruidas varias no.
ras despues del tratamiento an
ties de que las menos afectadas
puedan revivir. Ell polvo de pi-
retro es un remedio SECURE y no
perjudicara al homIbre nj a los
animales domesticos. AL expo
nersele al aire pierde su efica-
cia despues de algunos dfas Y So
10 debe de usarse polvo fresco
~ fino. Puede aplicarsele muy
bien por medic de una maqui-
ma espolvoreadora electrical.
Las pastas de f6sforo que Sc
obtienen en- la farmacia son ex-
celentes para ell control de las
cucarachas, particularmente de
las especies mas grandes Y de la
cucaracha tropical. Son ideales
cuando las cucarachas no son
numerosas. 81 la pasta Sc unta
en- un pedacito de carton flexi-
bile, que luego Sc enrolla en- for
ma de cilindro con la pasta en- la
parte interior y manteniendo fir
me ell cilindro con una banda de
gonna o un cordelito, puede CO.
locarsele detras de libros, etc.,
sin peligro de manchar NADIA; O
los cilindros u otros recipientes
pueden adherirse por medic de
tachuelas a la parte de atras de
las gavetas, ell armaz6n interior
o los muelles de muebles fora
dos, o colocarsele en- otros luga-
res donde no sean vistos. Son es-
pecialmente eficaces en- climas
muy h1medos.
Los liquidos, consistentes en-
gran parte de kerosina y extrac
to de piretro, son e~xcelentes pa
ra matar cucaraehas. Matan SO
10 por contacto; por 10 tanto,
hay que alcanzar y mojar a la
cucaracha con ell lfquido. Como
corren con mucha rapidez no es
muy facil aplicarle ell llquido a
las cucarachas steltas. Sc puede
tener mucho exito aplicando ell
liquido con IN atomizador de ma
no, pero es mas facil introdu-
cirlo en- los escondites con un
espolvoreador.
Hay en- ell mercado hoy dia
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
LOS COMISIONADOS APRO-
BARON LAS LISTAS DE
CONTRADICTIONS

Los comisionados del conda-
do aprobaron aver las listas de
contributions de 1888, con un
aumento de $226, 900.
Ell recaudador de contribucio-
mes, Mr.. Burnett, abrira los CO.
bros ell dia 10 de noviembre.
Tratara ell condado de recau-
dar, por concepto de contribu-
clones, $2,777,O0O, en- lugar de
$2,551,000, Ell total del ano an
terror.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa

Nosotros conocemos a varios
de esos senores. La retaguardia
debe tener ell mayor cuidado con
allos y 10 mejor seria no admit
tries su dinero, por cuanto que
ma las manos.
Mas respeto merece I'm fas-
cista que esta clase de seres "ge-
nerosos" que dan dinero para
un pueblo cuya derrota anhe-
Ian.
Pero... NADIA puede hacerse pa
ra remediar ell NAL.
Para devolverle ell dinero Sc
ria ~necesario probarles 10 que
dicen... y ESQ no podra conse-
CURSE.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
LAS RELACIONES DIplO-
MATICAS ENTIRE ALFMA
MA Y Ell A TEN
DRAM QUE SER "REPA-
RADAS"

Rio de Janeiro, Octubre 10.
Ell Brasil eta hoy con orgu-
Ito la conducta del presidente
Getulio Vargas, que hace I'm
.ano disolvi6 las asociaciones
poltlcas extranjeras Y Sc de-
clar6 opuesto a todos los "is-
mos"
Los gboiernos de la Ameri-
ca del Sur deben prepararse
para resistir la propaganda
que las naciones f~ascistas pien
san hacer, con ell fin de minar
ell prestigio n-orteamericano en-
los paises de lengua espanola
y portuguese. La propaganda
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
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6.05 Organ Melodies
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Orchestra
900 Columbia Symphony
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$50 Star Theater
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La gaceta., 1938-10-19
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BENZ
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Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and Jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
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Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shrieking nerves, tone up your system,
and help lessen distress from female fune-
tional disorders.
Make a note NOW to get q bottle Of this
t~iuae-provcn Pinkham's Compound TODAY
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
POR TIERRAS DE ARAGON

Hoy hemos condo rancho
extraordinario; los muchachos
Sc han "hinchado" de carne de
carnero.
70 que no puedo conner car
ne, de carnero, icon que gusto
he visto como la comfan los
muchachos!
Despues de conner, an POGO
calientes, porque hubo vino sin
regateo, Sc lie ocurre a un CAPT.
tan dar un paSeo, con quien
quiera acompanarle, a coger fru
ia a un huerto que no es de ma
die, pero que esta hajo ell fuego
del enemigo y nuestro.
ALA vamos una docena de
companeros 20 voy como ell sen
sato grupo y, ademas de mi pis-
tola, llevo la maquina para ca
Ear cualquier foto.
BaJamos una pinada para vol
yer a subirla y, cuando va he
mos subido, veo ALA en- ell fondo
una guerrilla que sube; total, ma
da, dos horas de subida que les
cuesta; saco mi maquina, les a.
punto y izas! les disparo cazan-
dolos. Ahi los themes lector; pa
recen pulgas sobre las penas.
va estamos cerca del huerto.
Hay que espaciarse; y como ma
die Sc acuerda de clio Y presen-
samos al enemigo IN grupo hue
puede ~destrozar de un m~ortera-
20, grito:
i DE a uno....!-e instintiva-
mente todos formamos en- fila
india.
va hemos llegado al huerto
que tiene un boquete, de I'm ca
monaco en- la tapia, que vale de
puerta. La masia no hay quien
la habite mientras nosotros ten
las alturas; desde ell huer
to mlsmo "cazo" al iojo que bus
ca! que esta en- 10 alto de unas
rocas anidado como un aguila.
rambler tie 10 regalo, lector, pa
ra que yeas una magnifica vista
de La Naturaleza.
Nos vamos 'thinchando" de co
mer fruta: ciruelas como punos.
meiocotones com cabezas de chi
co; peras como calabazas: twas
De moscatel; lRedi6s, que uvasl
"paicen" rellenas de miel v son
como huevos.
Ell captain Sc va a la masia.
tlene que hacer una cosa que ma
die puede hacer por 81. Nosotros
segulmos "hinchandonos" de
moscatel. De pronto suena un
trio en- la masia Y todos nos IT,
ramos al suelo y avanzamos ca
a gatas. FL captain Hama v co
rriendo llegamos a 81. En- ell sue
o hay IN moro herido que Sc re- !
Suelca; al alcance de su mano,
IN fusil que cogemos. Ell captain
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
MADAME
CRAIG
Mujer r~naravillosa
con extrano poder
Localizada
en- Sulphur Springs

LIE decimos a listed su pa
sado, presente y future; lie
aconsejamos en- negocios v
asuntos de amor; lie decimos
cuando Sc casara y lie damos
noticias de los amigos au-
sentes o muertos. De hecho
lie decimos TODD 10 relative
al mejoramiento de la vida.
Demos una prueba y Sc con-
vencera de nuestro maravi-
lloso trabajo. Cada lectura
es absolutamente confiden-
cial. Busque ell cartel, 912
Sitka, al final del tranvia de
Sulphur Springs.
La gaceta., 1938-10-19
WEAK AND SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
And CHILDREN
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quiet nerves That Ia THAT thousands OF
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without any Of its hcrrid, fshy taste or smell.
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could not eat or sleep after baby came got
all her health back and gained 10 lbs. in less
than q month.
You simply must try McCoy's at once.
Remember IL you aont gain at least 8 lbs. al
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La gaceta., 1938-10-19
FALSOS LEALES

Hay individuos que contribu-
yen para la causa de la Espana
leal y, sin embargo privadamen
tie son facciosos-nos dicen en-
una carta.
The Washington times., 1938-09-09
NEED A LOAN? .
Services
(Continued)
Beauty Shops

ANGELo'S Beauty Shop, 81 permsnents.
$3.50 comp 1904 11th n. W. ME. 9267.
p G. p Beauty Shoppe, opposite Hecht'S
S4 Permanent S1.95.
3 services 81. 637 N. VI. RE. 952e.
RoUX SHAMPOO $3.50. Metropolitan
Beauty Shop. 617 9TH N W ME. 1914.
The Washington times., 1938-09-09

Wanted To Rent

DETACHED House wanted in Northwest
section, 3 bedrooms, Q baths, require one
bedroom and bath on first floor; about
500 MONTH Box Fill Herald-Times. OF
phone Emerson 269R
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-07
Fifty National Guard Trucks
Come In Today For Encampment
Supply Detachment From
jacksonville; Three Bat
teries To Arrive Sun
day

A supply detachment of so
trucks. connected with the 265th
regiment. Florida National Guard.
will arrive inr4he city late today
from Jacksonville in charge of
Captain Ingrahar1 for The annual
encampment which will begin
Sunday at Fort Taylor.
Jacksonville, Pensacola and
Key West batteries will comprise
the encampment with the visiting
batteries expected to arrive Sun
day
Lieut. Colonel ] B MacMullen,
in charge Of Key West harbor de
lenses, and Major William V AL
bury, in command Of the local
National Guard, Battery K, in
spected the site at Fort Taylor to-
day and were greatly pleased
with the many improvements
which are available TO the guards
this year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-07
To Go Through Many Chan
nels; Has Approval OF
Advisory Council; Plan
ming Council OK Awaited

Approval Of an cight-month
WPA. project, which will insure
continuance OF the Monroe Coun-
ty Community Clinic, which last
year reported treatments given to
5000 persons, was granted by the
County Commission last night
following a complete report of
the project delivered by Franklin
Albert, connected with the local
W.PA. Board of Social Welfare
The complete project amounts to
$lO.346
II is the first W.PA project
of the type and must secure a
long list of approvals before it IS
available to Key West It goes
first to the Miami WP.A. divi-
sional headquarters professional
project section, then TO the Jack
sonville administrational head
quarters where il must also get
the approval of the State Board of
Health. It then goes to the WPA.
Project Control division in Wash
nigton, where it is also submitted
to the u. S. Public Health Scrv-
ice for approval President
Roosevelt is next to receive it.
Then the Comptroller Generals
office receives the application
Finally the Jacksonville state ad
ministrator gets If and upon his
approval the project IS available
to the city.
Tho WP.A. project was drawn
up at the request Of the County
Welfare Advisory Council, adj
ministrative clinic body The
project awaits the approval Of the
local County Planning Council
which will consider it at an early
meeting before it starts on its
rounds
DR. John Gckclcr and William
V. Little, representing the Rotary
Club. asked the Commission to
include $1,000 amount IN its
budget for a years services Of
physicians. pharmacist and for
drugs 1t will be taken up at an
early budget meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-07
PRAYER SERVICE AT PARK WAS
ONE OF OUTSTANDING EVENTS
DURING HIGHWAY CELEBRATION

more problems than il laises.
Chance does not control
The builders of the Overseas
Bridges were the agents of God.
whether they realized it or net.
The science Of engineering. the
laws Of construction employed by
them are Of Gods designing In
so far as they were obeycd the
work % the builders will be Sc
cure
What is the dominant note Of
tins celebratlon2 There seem 10
be four notes. rather than a sin
gle one % Rejoicing in the &C
comphShmcnt Of the things We
set out to do ~ Gratitude to-
ward the government that made
it possible Various groups Of
men. official and otherwise, were
interested in it All were the
servants Of the public will 80 A
sense Of physical might calls for
expression A warning Of scrip
ture is timely Beware that thou
forget not the Lord thy God.
and say IN thine heart My power
and the might Of mine hand hath
gotten ne TINS wealth Except
the Lord build the house. they
labor r VAIN that build it. a.
E'%r,art..,f1- ~ y~>1ter,aE -.~3...veg,l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-07
ELECTRICAL UNIT
PLANS TO MEET
HERE IN AUGUST
EXPECTED THAT BETWEEN
FOUR AND SIX HUNDRED
MEMBERS OF ORGANIZA.
TON WILL ATTEND

Electrical contractors, dealers,
city electrical inspectors of Flor
ida and their families will meet
in Key West August 22-24 for
their regular midsummer con
vcntion.
This was decided at the meet
ing held in Orlando last Fcbru-
airy. which was attended by Sid.
ney Thompson. representing Key
West, who made a successful ef-
fort to have the convention held
in Key West.
Mr. Thompson told The Citizen
that 1t was expected there will be
between 400 and 600 members,
some with their families. who will
come 10 the convention. and he
IS today starting to make all ar
rangcmcntS necessary IN order To
have every detail complete by the
date of arrival
As there viii be excursion rates
announced during the period for
a trip via 2 and O. vessels to
Havana, Mr. Thompson expects
that a number of those attending
the meeting VIII make the trip to
Havana after the convention Is
concluded.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-07
County Approves W.P.A.
Community Clinic Project
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MORE PUBLICITY FOR
BIG KEY: WEST SHARK

DR.. Carita Doggeft Crosse.
state director. Federal Writ
ers Project. has written Judge
Enrique Esquinsldo. local
supervisor of the Federal
Writer'S Project. requesting a
photograph of the l.400-pound
man eating shark caught by
H. F. Burrows of Detroit in
waters off Key West this year
TO include il in a state Water
ways Book now in prepare
ton.
The photo was reprinted in
The Citizen and most Of the
newspapers handling the Gala
Fiesta publicity. The shark is
nearly twice as long az an
ordinary sized man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-07
SCHOOL TEACHERS
FROM CUBA DUE
HERE TOMORROW
TO BE TAKEN ON SIGHTSEE-
ING TOUR: GROUP OF $50 TO
MAKE TRIP TO WASHING
TON

Arriving on the p and O.
Steamship Cuba tomorrow after
noon from Havana viii be a
group of 100 school teachers OF
Cuba, bound for Washington and
visit with President Roosevelt,
but VINO plan to remain in Key
West until Saturday morning.
when. at 10 o'clock, they Will
leave over the highway
The visitors arc to be greeted
by Mayor Willard NJ Albury or
his representative, members of
the Monroe county school board
and other officials and the Hos
pltality Band Will be at the docks
to greet them
Upon the arrival of S S Cuba
buses viii be awaiting and the
visitors will be taken on a sight
seeing tour of the city Visits will
be made to the schools Of the city
and the Marti monument at Bay
view Park Returning from the
tour. they viii have supper and
afterward be entertained with a
dance at the Habana-Madrld
Club
This Is one Of a number Of OK
cursion parties, which have been
arranged by Cuban Consul Ber-
ardo Rodriguez, scheduled to pass
through Key West The consul
extends an invitation to all Key
Westers to be at the docks and
bid welcome to the visiting
school teachers