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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12
HUNT JAMES
FRANKLIN SMITH

The Salvation Army of Spartan
burg, S. c., has asked the Hamilton
organization to hunt for James Frank
lin Smith and wife, reported living in
or near Hamilton. Captain John
Baggs, commandant of the Salvation
Army here, requested anyone know
ing whereabouts of the couple to not
ify him, as the message is believed
important.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12
CLOSE COURTHOUSE
FRIDAY

The Butler County Board of Com
missioners voted Monday to close the
courthouse Friday in observance OF
Lincoln's birthday.
The practice began last year.
A. F. (Tom) Boil, district manager
of the sales tax bureau, said the
sales tax office also would remain
closed. He advised merchants to pur-
chase an additional supply of stamps
Thursday.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12
EAGLES MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN

Every member of Butler Aerie No.
407, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will
be called upon to obtain one new
member in drive from January 81 to
March l, in honor of James A. Kell-
ner, state president, and Louis w.
Pfrrman, aerie president, it was an
nounced at a largely attended meet
ing Monday night at the Eagles tenn
pie, South Second street.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12
TRANSIT STRIKE AvERTED

New York City (ILNS)-The threat
ened strike on the Brooklyn Manhat-
tan Transit Company subway, bus,
elevated and surface car network was
averted when company officials agreed
to reinstate two union workers who
had been suspended.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12

fallen in labor disputes was outlined
by John Owens, president of the
United Mine Workers of Ohio at the
hearing last Tuesday evening. Mr..
Owens was the only speaker for the
proponents.
Speaking in opposition to the meas
ure at the hearing last week were
j. G. Manley, representing the Indus
trial Association of Cincinnati, and
E. F. Horwitz, Middletown attorney,
who disclaimed any interest other
than personal one in his opposition
to the proposed law.
The hearing was again well at
tended by labor leaders from every
city and section of the state.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12
PROBATE COURT STAFF
REAPPOINTED

Judge Gideon Palmer officially be-
gan his fourth term in that office
Tuesday morning, and announced re-
appointment of his entire probate
staff, Miss Lillian Woodruff, Mrs.
Madeline Byrd, Mrs. Flo Kelley and
Mrs. Norma Nudd.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12
MONKEYS DANCE

The Monkey Mutual Aid Society
held their masque dance in their hall
on South Monument avenue, Tuesday
night. The attendance was large and
everybody participating had won
derful time. Another dance will be
given in the near future.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12

Social justice can be more rapidly
secured through the buying of union
made goods.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12

A union label broom will make
clean sweep.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-02-12
Labor Economics Radio Dis
cuSSiOn

Columbus, Ohio (OLNS)-"What
Economic Planning Means to Labor"
the next topic on the weekly radio
broadcast of the Ohio State Fedora
tion of Labor, will be delivered in the
form of an interview and discussion
The participants will be R. D. Pat
ton, professor of Economics at Ohio
State University, and Dewitt Huff
man, educational director, Ohio State
Federation of Labor.
The program will be broadcast as
usual over Station WHKC, Columbus
(640 kilocycles), next Monday, Feb
ruary Is, from $50 until Gas p. m.
Economy
Last year artificial limbs cost over
two million dollars. Isn't it economy
to protect the ones nature gave us?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
FINE PROGRAM
AT SAN CARLOS
RENDERED IN CONNECTION
WITH MARTI cERE-
MONIES

Last night at 1880 o'clock there
was presented at San Carlos
Theater one of the most interest
ing and enlightening programs to
be given during the series of
events in connection with the un-
yelling of the monument to the
memory of Jose Marti.
The program carried the names
Of a numSer Ell distinguished visa
tors, representatives and members
of the press, local musical per-
formers, vocalists and singers.
One of the outstanding numbers
Of the program was given by a
child and her offering was a
group of verses written by the de-
parted hero in whose Aonor this
patriotic velada was given.
Names on the program were of
both nationalities, Cuban and AM
erican, and it was declared one of
the outstanding events of this
period of celebration.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
DELEGATES GO
TO CONVENTION

Mrs. A. E. Sharpley sailed on
the s. S. Cuba yesterday after
noon for st. Petersburg where she
viii attend the Convention of Or
der of Eastern Star, representing
as member of the Credential
Committee, Fern Chapter 81, of
Key West.
Others who are to attend the
convention from Key West az
delegates are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Knapp, who left over the highway
this morning, and Mrs. Cleveland
Saunders, who is to leave tomor-
row morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
COUNCIL HONORS
CUBAN OFFICIALS;
PRESENT PLAQUE
BRAVO, CASTILLO, vARELA
MAZE ADOPTED SONS;
PLAQUE PRESENTED PRES.
IDENT BRU

At special meeting OF the
City Council called / 80 o'clock
this afternoon, resolution recon-
mending that Major Ismael Bravo,
of the Cuban Army; Congress
man Jose M. Castillo, and DIR.
Pedro yarela. secretary of the
Committee of National Defense of
CUBA beilmade Adopted Sons of
Key West, was passed. ~ I
I5 Certificates Of the honor were
awarded Major Bravo and Con-
gresham Castillo. Consul Valdez
accepted that of DIR. Varela, who
was unable to attend the meet
ing.
{ Mayor Galley presented large
plaque bearing the arms of Cuba
as a gift from the city to Presi-
dent Francisco Laredo Bru of
Cuba through his representative,
Captain Juan Estevez Maymir:
The plaque was donated by w. s.
Wood, supervisor of District 3,
Miami, of the Federal Art Division
of WPA.
1t is the intention of the WPA
to present all the countries of
Latin America with plaques bear
ing their respective arms. This
presentation is the first made.
President of the council, Jim
Roberts, thanked the three Cuban
representatives in the name of the
city for the beautiful monument
to Marti.
Pictures of the presentations
were taken by a photographer of
"El Pals" a Havana newspaper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10

SENATOR PEPPER TO
BE HEARD TONIGHT

Especial 40 The citizeml
MIAMI, April lO.--Sen-
ator Claude Pepper has arr
ranged to give . radio ad-
dress tonight from 7 to Ills
over the red network of
NBc.
The subject of his talk will
be Senate Bill 1884, provid-
ing for federal aid to ply
sically handicapped children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10

VISITORS DELIGHTED
OYER FISHING HERE

Sol Goldman. Of Datroit.
ai:ch., and party Of friends
who have been having sxeef
lent sport fishing in these
waters. left this mornine en-
the bus for Miami, accom-
panied by several friends who
have been also having . great
time angling.
One morning this week the
party went cut to Maseotte<
Shoals, and within a sheFt
time returned with several
hundred pounds of fish, One
Of the best catches ,'of the
season made by tas party
was a tarPon weighing over
100 pounds.
Mr.. Goldmzn's yacht the
Goldie II yin remain in pert
in eommxnd of Captain Rob
ert Sanzs. former Key West
err, yao has been captain Of
theNColdie II for the past two
wears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10

Havana Visitors Guests
At Rotary Meeting Today

Worshipful Grand Master j. C.
Clark spoke to the club, de-
sirious Of ascertaining the machin-
ism that brings forth such won
derfnl growth in the realm of Ro-
tary.
A Communication was read from
Rotary International, setting forth
the fact that the Rotary Club Of
Point Marion, Pa, has Just been
organized and admitted to mem
befship in Rotary international.
It's charter number is 4,2i8 and
the local clubs charter number is
213.
Jose M. Castillo, who is respon-
sib'e for the erection of the monu-
ment to Marti, gave delightful
talk to the club. which was trans
lated by 0swaldo Carrero.
1t was delightful meeting to-
day, said those present. and the
fellowship of Rotary and interna-
tional friendship was outstanding.
The. primary purpose of Rotary
is to create and expand the fell
lowship which should exist be-
tween those upon whom there
falls the responsibility for leader
ship in the community. BY rea-
son Of their fellowship there is
generated z desire to be of great
er service to the community. and
in addition to the community this
club enjoys the privilege of ex-
tending this fellowship on numer-
Gus occasions across the water to
our sister nation, Cuba, it was
shown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
CANAL ENGINEERS
AWAIT CONGRESS
CHANGE OF MIND
MARKHAM, CHIEF OF ENGI-
NEERs. MAINTAINS THAT
1T SHOULD BIZ COMPLETED
AT ANY COST
a.s assoemssa PRESS,

tity AssocIaiea i'FessI
OCALA, Fla, April 10.-Army
engineers are ready any time to
begin again the gigantic task of
cutting a ship canal across Flor
ida should congress side with Ma
jor General Edward M. Markham,
chief of engineers, instead of the
war departments board of army
engineers.
Markham maintains the canal
should be completed even though
he now believes it will cost some
$34. O00,000 more than the orig
inal estimate of $163,000,00o.
The board declares the project is
unjustified economically. Their
conflicting reports are being stud
led by the House rivers and har-
bors committee.
Started In 1885
Engineers on the job have
maintained a skeleton force eyer
since the original allotment of
SIS, 400, 900. which congress re-
fused to add to, ran Tout in
August, 1885.
To show for the sym are a cut
10 to 90 miles long. averaging
80 feet in DEPTH a construction
headquarters at Camp Roosevelt,
and the Populations of the first
bridge at Santes-all near here.
More than 100000 cubic yards
of earth were removed.
Started in September, 1885,
the project employed some $500
persons at the height of opera
lions.
Markham's plans for the water
way, the greatest started by this
country since the Panama canal,
call for a sea-level channel 33
feet deep and 400 feet wide.
1t would stretch 1g5 miles from
near Jacksonville on the Atlantic
to the Gulf o. Mexico off Port
Inglis. Only 80 miles of artificial
waterway would be required since
the route would follow the st.
Johns river (which empties into
the Atlantic close to Jacksonville)
to a point just south of Palatka
before cutting across the state.
See Big Saving
Engineers say a vessel could
steam through the canal in 25
hours, cutting days off the time
required to sail around the PENN
sula. They claim the saving to
shippers would amount to $685.
244 a year.
Opponents fear a lasting dam
age to the peninsula's under
ground water supply.
Such waterway was first con-
ceived by Philip of Spain in the
10Th century. Congress author
lied the first preliminary exami-
nation in 1926.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
CABALLEROS DE LA
LUZ HELD SPECIAL
SESSION LAST NIGHT
CONFERRED DEGREES on
FIVE DISTINGUISHED vIsI.
TORS FROM CUBA. WHO ARE
HERE FOR CELEBRATION

Order Of CaballerOs de Ia Luz. IN
special session last night. con.
ferred degrees on five distinguish.
ed visitors from Cuba. who are
here in connection with the cele.
bration of the unvei,ing Of tk.
monument to Jose MART. which
took place this morning at Bay.
view Park.
The visitors were Hon. Jose NJ
Castillo. Capt. Estevez of ths
Cuban Army. representing "a.
president of Cuba; Major IsmaeI
Bravo, representing the Cuban
Army and the chief OF staff
Urbano Gomez, Tore, son Of Gen
Maxine Gomez, and Raul Alp zsi
Pogo, nephew of one of cuse''
great patriots. Jose Dolores Poyo
OF Key West.
Those present were the mayor.
Harry c. Galley; Clifford Hicks
j. F. Fleitas, A. Armayor. y. J
Pineda, F. Castro. F. Rodriguez,
E. Albury. J. Menaya, c. Miguiles
Sr. and c. Miguilis. Jr.. c. Bauta,
Francisco Martinez, Angel Vega
Jose Fernandez. Pedro Olivia.
Lodges in Key West. Cuba and
Miami were represented 1t this
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
HAVANA GROUP
PAYS VISIT TO
CITIZEN OFFICE
COMPOSED OF RADIO COM
MENTAToRS AND NEWsPA-
PER REPORTERS COVERING
MARTI CEREMONIES

Pleasant visitors at The Citizen
office yesterday afternoon were
in a group of radio commentators
and reporters of various news
papers assigned to cover the du-
ties of special representatives al
the Presidential Palace in Ha-
vana. ..,l
Their journey to, Key West is
in connection with the ceremonies
of the unveiling of the bust !. OF
Jose MART and the three days o.
celebration . arq all
Members Of the group are: 10
Evaristo r. Savon, La Discus.
ion.
Francisco LAWN.
Jose Case, Radio Stations CMX
and COCK.
Jose Proveyer, Radio Station
CMQ.
Arturo Lassarregue, r. s., Ra-
do Station COED.
Manuel NJ. Amores, Radio Sta
ion CMCY.
Manuel Pastrana, of Ell Pals.
Virgilio Del Amo, Diario de Ia
Marina.
Antonio Polo. Ell Crisol.
Members of the group of radio
commentators said there are SO
radio station in the city of Ha-
vana, and their comments are
heard daily by hundreds of listen
ers in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10

The Key West Rotary Club met
at 1915 p. M, today with Plesi-
dent John Gekeler, presiding.
The club had as its guests the
delegation here from Cuba in con-
nection with the unwilling of the
monument to Jose Marti. H. w.
Kelly of the Texas Company was
a guest of Charles Taylor.
Fernando Can1us, District Dep
Iutv Grand Master of Masons in
Florida, was guest, and he in
turn introduced as guest of the
club, ]. C. Clark, Grand Master
of the Masonic organization in
Florida.
Oswaldo Carrero introduced the
delegates from Cuba, among whom
was the personal representative
of the President Of Cuba, captain
of the Cuban Army. commander
of the National Police Depart
ment, and Jose NJ. Castillo, mem
Der of Congress in Cuba and
president of the committee re-
sponsible for the erection of the
monument to Marti in Key West.
The club was honored by hav-
ing 1t. Commander II. C. Perkins,
of the U. s. S. Pandora, and
1t. R. L. Horne, U, S. S. Pandora,
and 1t. NJ. A. Sawyer from the
u. S. S. Dickerson. Lieutenant
Saw. .er spoke to the club.
President Gekeler. in extending
greetings to the visitors, said,
Every great patriot belongs not
to his own nation, but to man
kind"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
Engineers OF PWA
Harness Sewage Gas
tBy Associated presSI

WASHINGTON, April 10.-En-
gineers of the Public Work Ad-
ministration have succeeded in
converting sewage gas into motive
for generating plants.
Three such projects, located at
Coney Island, n. Y, Peoria, ILL.,,
and Durham, N. c., are in opera
ton.
PWA consulting engineers esti-
mate at least $4,000 annually
will be saved at the Peoria prof.
ect. The sewage gas there had
been burned as waste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
Impressive Ceremonies AT
Bayview Park This Morning

Before an iIElEnen1e ihFunH
assembled tAis nseFaine a
Bayview Park. he ere.
monies stlendani upen ihe
unvsiIins a he usenmaaeai
to the memsxy - Ioss haFtk
the great cuben maFtyF
were carried oat with
solemnity ard an lnzpressise
program.
Standing en- the momns
ment base wers officers II
the Cuban Army ard Navy.
officsrs 81 the u. ;. AFmY
and Navy and CEASE csaaFd.
Representatives 81 varieus
bodies In Cuba. EmlaFadas
Revolucionarios cnkenos. c.,
balleros dc Il La. kSaye
and Mrs. Harry G. calsg,
Miss concspiisn Lsnls. SO.
rotary 20 consEeszman 1me
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
.BELCIANS SEEK
SAFETY WITH
YOUTHFUL KING
LEOPOLD WARNS HEARTS OF
ENTHUSIASTIC SUBJECTS
DURING TOUR OF MINING
REGION
By DEWITT MACKENZIE

Associated Press Foreign Specialist
NEW YORK, April 10.-The
youthful king of the Belgians APP
pears to be succeeding in a role
which Britain's adDieated mon.
arch, Edward VIII, essayed I'm,
|successfully-that of being a real
ruler instead of an affable figure
head.
Leopold's recent visit to Lon
don, with the blessings of his gov
eminent, to discuss a security
pact, is a striking example of the
trend of monarchy in Belgium.
Such treaty negotiation is a job
which normally would be under
taken by the premier or the am
bassador to the Court of st.
James-and perhaps would have
been in this instance but for a dis
turbing political situation at
home.
Offset To Dictatorship
The assignment of the hand
some, leve.-headed, S5-year-old
Leopold to the task served dou-
BILE purpose. 1t emphasized the
solidarity of the Belgians in their
new Isolation policy" and was q
fine bit of advertising of the fact
that the king is dominate figure
in Belgium.
Actually, Belgium is under a
constitutional monarchy which
differs little from that of Eng
land. Parliament is supreme; a
king is supposed to take orders
and not give them.
But the Belgians seem to be
building their king up into a
strong figure to offset any ten
dency towards a dictatorship UNI
der fascism or communism. They
! seem to believe that a powerful
throne is an asset in these parlous
days. The Belgians don't want any
dictator, but should it become
necessary for them to have one, il
will be the king if the present po-
! litieal bosses have their say.
When King Edward raised his
head a bit and tried to be a little
more of king than prescribed by
Hoyfe, ultra-conservative Premier
Stanley Baldwin and his cabinet
used the big stick on the free
thinking ruler. He escaped from
his difficulty by Indicating.
Leopold II of Belgium was cata-
pulled into the kingship in 1884
through the sudden death by acct.
dent of his father, King Albert
He had travelled extensively, his
trips including the Belgium Con.
go and the Dutch East Indies
And he speaks French, Flemish
German, Italian, English and
Swedish.
He had served through the
World war as common soldier
thereby acquiring 4 close acquain-
lance with his people and endear'
ing himself to them. When he
was rs he had become a senator
and frequently had taken the
floor to discuss weighty subjects
among the grey haired members
of that august body.
People Like Him
The reception accorded him re-
Gently during a visit to the miners
of the Black country, was the
most enthusiastic of its kind ever
witnessed in Belgium. 1t was ar
endless ovation from the work.
ers and their families.
Leopold inspected new work;
which are under way to protect
homes against river floods and
sinking ground. In at least one
instance he took up a complaint
and, after investigation, promised
to have the trouble righted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
new ENGINES TO
SPEED UP SHIPS
WILL BE IN READINESS FOR
NAVAL TESTS By
JUNE I
OBy As.oeraaea Press

WASHINGTON. April 10
Newly developed Diesel engines
are expected by naval officials 10
enable supply and auxiliary ships
to keep up with the speedy dread
naughts now under construction.
The engines. under construction
for the past year. will Re ready
for tests by June !.
Navy officers also emphasize
the Importance Of Diesel engines
IN speeding up the merchant ma
rine, valuable ally in war time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10

RHYTHM REVUE"
Aasnicss X. W. a. 5. Glee clab
- PALACE THEATER - e.
Wednesday. April -
gshn Psiaehard and Ills Orchestra
neser PryoF-Graes Bradley in
SITTING on THE MOON
MaMuiar Price .................. ioe-ise
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10

Key West. Florida. h11 49,
most equnble climate - ih4
country: with a. average
range Of only - FAhftnn@f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10

teF &c Years Devoted to the
bens Interests Of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-10
Imposing Parade Main
Feature Of Days Events

feass have passed aimee the
ciss - Key Vest has Witnessed
sush a. imprsssivs ard imposing
p.sad. - shas ~hIsh IVES held shis
mssuins - Part Of the days sx-
sssisss sad events IN sonnsstion
~itA ne unssiiisg IN Bayvisw
PEA 81 ne Msmorial to Jose
ki.ssi
Leas hsfors abe hour of 3
s'easek. 81 ~hish time the parade
w.s ts start. the units which were
- fssm part Of this intensely in
tsssssias display. we're being as
sisnsd - their places By Grand
nssshai cspssla Arthur sheppard.
sna ps-mpsly on the hour the zig
al as sivsa aad the parade lsfs
rs susnsF Of Angela street. down
Dusai e. Eaten. along Eaton to
simeaaou 10 Division and then to
nsyvis~ Parh. where the unvsiI-
lee esd dedication ceremonies
wese sbssrVsa.
Units taking part u the mon
uter demonstration we're as fol-
ieWas
Gfknd Marshal Captain Arthur
q sheppaFd. Adiutant 1t. John
q. Deigado. Aide Everett Rivas.
cast OF Police Ivan Elwood.
Captain Alberto Camera. Sergeant
1essph Kemp and squad Of patrol
men.
Detachment Of Coast Artillery.
q. 81 A.. under command Of Cap
tain A. Johnson.
Cuban Navy Band.
Array eaF with Major A. ID.
6iae nailen. commanding officer at
49, West Barracks; Lieutenant
Wm Klaus. officer IN charge at
tha aaVai siaiieni Lieutenant Van
Fslsa Rathbun. commanding the
a.. AZ 81 Diekers0n. and others.
Two naounted i55 millimeteT
fans q the harhor defense and
teo - che supply wagons of the
haFFaeks.
rampanv 81 sailors from the
a. s. 81 Destroyer Diekerson.
CamuaHy Of sailors from the
Cess CuaFd Gutter Pandora.
nagfeFY ~ Coast Artillery,
Ffonaa N1tional Guard. In COM
msna ~ Major VIM V. Albury
81 ihs seeand Battalion, 265th
neNimenl.
saaaas ~ Arthur Sawyer Post
e.. Ameficmn Legion.
Aaionlobiies with the follow
fass Captain Juan EsteveE May
~. representing the president
- cuba. Maior IsHaael Bravo,
sepFesealinR ths chief Of the
rahan Army. Colonel Fulgeneio
naftlai Major Miguel de Ia Fer
FerFeseuf ne Colonel Padraza, che
sh.el af Havana Police; Repre-
ssnfaiive lose n. Castillo. presi-
asnf ~ enc Gentle Pro BustO
Marfis Nfieilis del Amo, repre-
ssntine fhe Cuban Press; Jose
FseTgyeF. representing the Radio
fafameulaiaFs 81 Cuba; Repre-
esntaiixes q the Cuban War Vet
esaua. Emigrados Revolucionarios
Entaaos. san Carlos Institute,
efsie and frateFnal organizations
81 fhe city.
az MeCalla Camp Number 5,
saanish War Veterans.
Mayer Harry G. Galley and city
affifials
Membsra Of the Key West
WnmAn's Ciub.
D.. 1ulio DePoo and family and
afeup ~ visitors.
lContinued on Pare Three)