Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 36, Decatur, Adams County, 11 February 1926 — Page 3

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LOWDEN HAILED AS FARM LEADER Former Illinois Governor Addresses Winter Fann Show In Minnesota • (’rnokHton, Minn., Feb. ;1 —(United PreHH) Former Governor Frank O. Ixiwdi'n, Illinois, was hulled tlm | “foremost leader of American agricultural reform'' today by the hundreds of farmers attending the annual Red River Valley winter shows here. • I Lowden's address on the farm question before the largest gather ing of the show last night was enthusiastically received The former governor, however, denied aspira tions to leadership in his first public utterance here. His statement wa • taken by some to deny the widespread belief that he may be a presidential candidate in 1928. lu his evening address, the principal event on the program. Lowden endorsed the Dickinson bill us the best plan of farm relief so far brought forward. He praised the accomplishment, of (Inoperative movements. “Bn it will lie many years,” he said, “before the organizations are sufficiently strong to take care of the surplus crop problem. “it is clear that the surplus is inevitable and desirable from the view point of producer and consumer ' alike, Lowden said. “It should not. as it now does, operate to his disadvantage to produce that surplus. “The problem is to market the surplus on the most advantageous terms possible.” Army Officer Flies To Bedside Os Sick Brother Indianapolis. Ind., Feb. 11—(United Press) Capt. R Beam, of the army air service, today was with his sick brother here after an airplane flight from San Antonio. Texas. The brother. Ixivell Beam, is critically ill w’ith tuberculosis and Capt. Beam flew here fearing he would not . see him alive if he came by train. I — —-o Beginner’s Dance Class K. of C. hall Thursday night. Assembly dancing at 8:45 p.m.34t3

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I Lands In Jail Fouiilt Time In Eighteen Months I Richmond Ind., Feh. 11—(United 1 Pr> William Spratt, 19, was in Jail here today for the fourth time in eighteen months. As on each of the three previous c,< i-asslons lie la held ns an army deserter and will be returned to Fori Benjamin Harrison today. TEMPERATURE FALLS IN EAST Winter Weather Continues Along Atlantic Seaboard; Death Toll Is 15 New York, Feb. 11--(United Press) • Winter weathi r hardening snow deposits with thick crusts, continued along the Atlantic seaboard today. Temperature dropped far below freezing, but the weather bureau held hope that thermometers would rise tomorrow. The thermometer here got down to G degrees during the night. Upwards of 15 Pves snuffed out in yesterday's blizzard. Traffic of all kinds continued to be delayed. I/>w temperatures here sheeted the sidewalk-; with ice. o TRACTION LINES BOY BUS ROUTES Control Os Red Ball And Hoosier Stage Lines Sold For $32,788 Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 11. —(United' Press)—The public service commis-' • sion today approved, in record, time, the petition to sell certificates of con-| vi-nience and necessity of the Red Hall bus lines and the Hoosier Stage lines . to traction interests. By this action the traction companies of the state control al) but two |of the lines operated by the Red Ball and Stage lines. ' A total of $32,788 was paid for the . nine certificates involved. ; The Union Traction company and

the Indiana Motor Transit company, I a subsidiary of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction company, were the purchasers. Indianapolis, Inc., Feb. 11.—(Unit-! , r-d Press.)--Petitions, which if grant I ed will give the trnction lines of the state control of two of the largest bus companies in Indiana, were on file today with the public service com mission. I The petit lons wi-ri- filed by Fred I. .Jones, receiver for the Red Hall, asking iM-rmisslon to sell al! of the celllticutes held by his company, except one, to traction companies. Jones also asks authority to sell to the Union Traction company certifiraTos for lines from Indianapolis to Sheridan and Noblesville and Indian-' apolis and Muncie and Marlon. The latter certificates are now held by the Hoosier stage lines. The price of these certificates amounts to $16,400. The largest deal contemplated is that by which the Indtana Motor Transit company, a subsidiary of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction company would receive control of the linos from Indianapolla to Richmond, Lafayette, Crawfordsville and Martinsville. The purchase price would be $15,000 exclusive of equipment. ’Pile Indianapolis-Rockville Red Ball Hue would lie sold to the Platter and Baldwin company now operating a line from Indianapolis to Clinton for $1,388. — o South American Motion Picture Fans See Forty Reels At A Performance Buones Aires, Feb. 11. — (United 'Press)—“Big times for thin dimes" is the slogan of the movie houses in Buenos Aires. Fo rforty centavos, the movie fan sees -some ‘forty reels, more 'or less, of a program ranging from 'cowboys and Indians to Sheiks and Butter and Egg Men. | American films control the market, and American stars are as well known here as in the United States. News | reels from 'the States" are popular. Most of the houses show the local news reel, which alwaays includes several ( lose ups of want ads or notices in the Buenos Aires press, in which the authors, the printer, or the proof reader lias made a laugh producing error. The section system in vogue in the

I Argentine legistimate theater also .holds forth in the movies. The movie nerttons last from two to three hours, and each section in made up of nt bast (four full length pictures, lu th«» cheap,er houses, dividing reels by centavos, i tlie movie patron pays about one centavo for each reel of his entertainment. The more expensive houses give their audiences fewer reels for more money, but the t-eleas.i are more up to date. Pictures are usually shown in Buenos Aires from two to three month after their premier presentations in I New York or Hollywood. A very successful picture which

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opened on Broadway last summer was brought to 8u0n0..; Aires shortly after the premier, and hooked in one of the leading l'i<al h<.ii ;es for a nix month run The pictiirelH presented in the last .section, anti the preceding Hons, each containing two or three recent pictures tire changed daily Crawford’.ville - - JL-reafter, there will be no midnight visit, to gtave yards for Wabn- h college tr • hue-ti during observance of "Heil Week" by fraternities. One freshmati w;ishot at and the chief of [Mtlice buttled Hie visits.

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