The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-22
CUBA BRINGSeINg
l48 PASSENGERS
VESSEL ARRIVED TUESDAY,
FROM HAVANA ENRoUTE
TO TAMPA

! AIIlVlHS OH TIE OtediISillp
Cuba yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock from Havana were 148
passengers. Of that number there
were lis first cabin for Key
West and 30 first cabin and three
second cabin passengers for Tam
pa.
! Key West arrivals: Robert
Powell, Jr., Carolyn Powell, Eu-
gene Dobson, James B. Waddeus,
Marian Bergen, Theo Tasting,
John Tasting, Beatrice Kilian,
Louise Tasting, Albert ,Rohde,
Ana Rohde, Roland Rines, Mabel
Rines, Edward Wobbert, Eleanor
Wobbert, Christine Baldwin, Ray
mond Baldwin, Louise Erby, Sid
ney Erby, George Heller, Howard
Seitz, VIM. Chaplin, Edwin Rem
shaw, w. Middleton, Howard An
derson, Mary Anderson, Minnie
Dickey, Talmadge Dickey, Glen
Ray, Catherine Ray, Madele Cur
tbs, Teresa Howell, Isaac Straus,
Clara Amenfront, Wallace Buber,
Maude Geyer, Henry Geyer,
Merle Robertson.
Mabel Garrett, Ada Brumbak-
er, Elsie Garrett, Bernice Curtis,
Mae Curtis, John ]. Curtis, Marie
Burgazer, Dorothy Turbine, Frank
Heaz, Grace Heaz, Helen Willis,
Alfred Merrick, Ruth Merrick,
William Stevens, Thomas Blaney,
! Ernest Cyr, ]. F. O'Donnell, Lii
liam O'Donnell, Frederick Law
son, Gretchen Lawson, John Fay,
Olive Fay, VIM. c. O'Brien, Mary
O'Brien, ]. S. Munoz, Clarence
Bayemand, Olga Jliazak, Mitso-
lain Jliazak, Dolores Jliazak, Will
liam Richards, A. Reel, E. L. Stew
enson, Cassie Stevenson, Oscar
Peterson, j. Hall, Frederick Dorm,
Estalla Dorm, Rhea Stambaleigh,
John Stambaleigh, J. NJ. Alvies,
G. G.. Febrell, Margaret Fberell.
Jack Hicks, Thomas Hicks, Lii
liam Brown, c. Threthold, Rhoda
Threthold, B. Finn, T. Haggerty,
Heinrich Hirsch, Freda Hirsch,
w. F. Ramsey, Grace Ramsey,
Walter Woolfson, Henry Schulz.
Evelyn Schulz, Maria Lopez, Dan
f! iel Lopez, Vivian Parker, Sidney
Marks, Harry Marks, Pearl Black,
A. F. Black, Ella Pope, Estelle
Bevin, Ruby Paines, John Paines,
A. P Anderson, George Halter,
Howard Seitz, Louise Brown, Ar
thur Brown, Louise Grospure, Ju-
Illus Grospure, Chas. Van Sciber,
Reba Van Sober, LYDIA Ethe-
ridge, S. Walpole, Janet Durcasse,
w. r. Chaplin, A. H. Pearson,
Kuster Marville, Keith Marville.
Listed on the manifest of the
ship were the following items:
For Key West, five tons of
freight, six automobiles and six
sacks of mail; for Tampa, AZ tons
of freight.
SIS. Cuba departed at SIS with
10 first cabin passengers, no sec
ond cabin passengers and three
/ automobiles. lIoO
Sailed For Havana Monday
When SIS. Cuba sailed for Ha-
vana Monday morning there
were on board the vessel 374 pas
sengerS and of that number there
were 154 first cabin and five sec
ond cabin passengers who had
booked at Key West.
Among the passengers arriving
from Tampa Monday morning
were seven first cabin and two
second cabin passengers for Key
West, and 212 first cabin and
three second cabin passengers for
the Cuban city.
Listed among the passengers
were 80 expert marksmen from
different sections of the country,
who were going to Havana to take
part in the widely advertised
trap shooting contest, which is
being held there this week.
| Key West arrivals were listed
as follows: ]. Aronovitz, L. v.
Dexheimer, Mrs. Dexheimer, G.
S. Greene, Mrs. Greene, w. L.
Richmond, Mrs. Richmond, Lorez
Sanchez and Juan Gomez. 9as
On the manifest of the vessel
were shown the following items:
For Key West, 80 tons of freight,
one 'autombile and six sacks of
mail. for Havana, six tons of
freight and 455 sacks of mail.