The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-27
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here Just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken From
The Files Of The Citizen

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competition with other similar
organizations, which were at
tending the United States War
Veterans convention, has been
informed that the silver cup won
by the Key West unit will be
/ forwarded to this city and turn
ed over to Cuban Consul Jorge
Ponce for presentation at a time
to be set in the near future. Miss
Candida Cruz Miranda, who act
ed as interpreter on several &C.
caions while the convention was
being held and made a never-to-
be-forgotten speech, has been ex-
/ tended an invitation to visit Flor
ida and from all accounts it ap-
pears from advices received that
the Cuban lady will pay a visit
to Key West Captain Sheppard
stated that the address delivered
! by Miss Miranda brought forth
a great deal of comment in that
during the course Of the, talk her
words brought back atoJ memory
the close relations bewteen5 Key
West and the Republic of Cuba,
1t was also stated that a pro-
gram of delightful entertainment
is to be arranged at the time of
the presentation of the cup.
The colorful Halloween pag-
cant put on last night by the
Union Carabina Society was one
of the most extensive, beautiful
and successful parades ever CIV
en- in the city. The long column
of marchers in regalia and cos
tunes interpreting a parade of
many beautifully decorated auto
mobiles carrying girls and chill
dren was headed by the Knights
cf the Golden Eagle Drum Corps
and there were many compli-
ments on the manner in which
the affair was handled. Following
the parade dance was held at
the K. C. Hut.
Three prominent attorneys of
Miami will speak in Key West to-
night at Bayview Park at the big
Democratic gathering, which will
start at o'clock. George Davis,
former attorney general for the
State of Georgia; Fred Pine,
county solicitor of Dade County,
and Abe AronovitZ, former Key
Wester, are enroute over the
highway to make speeches in Key
West tonight.
Editorial comment: Before
spending all our spare money on
getting ready for war, it might
be the desirable thing for our
country to find out if there is any
country which wants to fight US.
The Woman's Missionary So
eiety of the First Baptist church
will give a Halloween social on
the lawn of the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Johnson, corner of
Eaton and Duval streets, Monday
evening, October 20.
Junior Sluggers, who are lead
ing the Island City Juvenile
League, viii take part IN a dou-
bleheader tomorrow al Cato
Field when they, viii contact the
Pirates. The Singers are lead
ing the league by a scant fiarg-
in and if rthey4shoold lose to the
Pirates, they viii drop to sec
ond place.
Willie Jackson, Key West fight
er, fought to a draw against Mike
Kelly last night in the l5-round
battle in Fort Lauderdale. Tele-
grams received are to the effect
that another battle is to be ar
ranged for the near future.
FHcmen's Fund weekly dances
win begin Monday night with the
first TO be given in the Knights
of Columbus Hut instead of at
the Coral Isle Casino as was first
announced. A dance will be Civ
en- each week for 10 weeks with
popularity contest.
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
No matter how many medicine.
you have tried for your common
cough. chest cold. or bronchial frri-
tatson. you may set relief now with
Circumcision. Serious trouble may
be brewing and you cannot afford
TO take q chance with any remedy
less potent than Creonuixion. which
goes right 70 the seat OF the trouble
and aids nature 70 Soothe and heal
the Unnamed mucous membranes
and TO loosen and expea germ
laden phleEm-
Even IL other remedies have failed.