The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 26, 1934, Page 2

| we would rather see such an agreement | Deposit up to $5,000 guaranteed by the Federal if “Hl H | i l rit] i { t fi i i DAYS GONE BY fiitines sraciee test oer! yy, Happenings Here Just 10 Years! nicipal golf links in order that be-} Ago Today As Taken From | ginpers will not have to wait un-! The Files Of The Citizen _/ til others are driving off the first/ [Se in of Key West. a 5 , a happy citizenry 1 thoan who ate jast learning. air and the thermometer at 7@. en F. H. Reshore, Grinnell street | a eases busiest seen in many. years. The | Friends yesterday by presenting CIT a crowd of buyers was large, there|them each with a beautiful bou-| was more produce than im months ate ce ee z }om hand and the bidding was more! Christmas since making hig resi-| ot a pane Son = 5 Oe time. Many |dence in Key West Mr. Reshore} aoe oldtimers, who were present, were! has followed this practice. His the troubles began indicates | nosed at the increased activity |eammeny to a faimyhond of bensty. | Bo real intention to protect the | and expressed the belief that this; There are hundreds of plants and/ ese. Not all Americans are un-|*#rbinger of increased soenae lean end, mest of: thems ane tae: was a forerunner of what / but some of them are OT tenn oean ta to. a. a =——. j Fans who witnessed the game! Christmas was fittingly. and em-| yesterday at the barracks between | joyably celebrated in Key West the Liberties and Regglars, say! a ss 3 yesterday. While the streets were ; that the game was one of the fast- pe doubts in bis mind but that he ques- | crowded and throngs of merrymak-j est and finest exhibitions of base whether the assailants were real |€™ *cre-seep at.alb hours of the Jball they, have seen in many day rie: and added: “There are man Gex and, ni ht, there was, little or pRoth teams were fighting fo-Yie- {| Sgaeten a2 Se Y |no boisterous beHavior and 6n the \tory ‘andthe approbation’ of the | ners living in the United he (Yew gceapions wherelerowds ap-fcrowd, which was one of the lar “We must é i r pare te. bs inst_a little tao, noisy [est seen at a game this year. De-| emanating from parties de- ini and ‘peace’ is char- spite hard and efficient work on . DPPC CW wep spsm the art ofthe Liberties. the Reg-! seeing Japan go to. war with |evien ; = fulars won by a score of 6 to 4. : Hidden, | There will be a basketball game | _ The Foreign Minister did his best 8 a wc sa dag ig wy PO at the Athletic Club. be-| ¢titicism and Americans should ap-j acres, on Key Largo from the Is-| tween the High School quintet and ‘preciate %. By such incidents as are oc- | !s"4 Holding Company. The price’ the Monroe County Ciub from the Re paid was $350 an acre. It is the| University of Florida. | canting in Arizona, however, wats are pre-| i. -.<: <ale which has taken is ae ore on the key for several months.| Coast Guard Cutter Sankee give {John A. McRae, sales manager of i . t ee lithe conyers; sibling: tos wale }the information that the cutter = ALLIANCE a a, Se » FO-* viving assistance to the Italian! NO LIKELY | ports that the road bed for that !'S;.anchip Balhasoir. aground nea € hahahah Vitlitttititttibhtiddbd Gift For The Family - That Last Thee The Tears CYPRESS LAWN FURNITURE: Single Char —___. $4.00 Child's Chak Bench Rocking Char 4580 MIRRORS—FANCY—FOUE BEADTIFUL SaEGaS MODERN CLASSIC FANCY GLASS" 482-O23332 G2 eee | part of the Key has been complet-, o,,rantine Tampa Bay 3 VITORS. BOWLS. ETC — The 1934 London Conference be-|¢d and gs of this passes through | a Great Britain, the United States and the thick forest of mahogany and; On Christ: Day the “Stork!y $1 : err - other beantiful trees. {visited the home of Lieutenant < Japan over the naval ratios has failed to } Commander. George B. Tsiax.andi Single Pieces 3B bring agreement. The board of public works has|Mrs. Tyler at Frederiksted, St 150 2 The. British, di ‘os Coll E poe consideration a proposal to’ Croix, Virgin Islands, and left a 2 Piece Sets |. House, would like to have an agree-|-— Sa | a 1.75 | ment with America as to 2 common policy|. sree ~ . ad atance in regard to the Pacific, and IVORY CHINAWARE—i6 Piece Sete—é Plates @ One, & Saucers, 4 Cereals, per set _ = $1.00 The United States is not kely to make |? The First National Bank of Key West Open Until 7 P.M. Evenings Wee uae fae “Your home is worthy of the best” rent aets of other nations which would