Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 107, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1923 — Page 15

FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1923

LOCKED TO AUTO, •DARE-DEVIL OPENS 150-HOURCONTEST $2,000 Wager at Stake if Lockwood Wins Novel Endurance Test, Handcuffed to the wheel of his car, "Dare-devil” Lockwood, movie stunt actor, human fly and airplane wing walker, left the Monument Circle at 12:16 p. m. today, in a Maxwell car to break all endurance records. If sucessful, Lockwood will remain at his wheel 150 hours and 15 minutes or five days and nights. Police Captain Michael Glenn, handcuffed Lockwood to the wheel. Motorcycle police escorted him to the city limits. His route •will take him through Cumberland, Acton. Franklin, Columbus, Shelbyville, Rushvllle, Newcastle, Anderson, Muncie, Alexandria, Marion and Kokomo. Police officials and newspaper men In each town will check him during the run. Lockwood is accompanied by a trained nurse, and he is constantly under care of a physician. They are to ride with him in Bhifts. Lockwood will win a wager of ?2,000 from C. A. Chillson of the Confcultt Auto Company, Indianapolis, if ".11 terms are satisfied. According to his sohedule, he will stop his motor on the Monument Circle at 12:30, Sept. 19. JEWISH COUNCIL TO MEET Director, Alan V. Pleve, Will Talk to Club Leaders. The Club Council of the Communal Building of the Jewish Federation will hold its first meeting Sunday, Sept. 16, (at 11:30 a. m. in the Communal building, 17 W. Morris St. A feature of the council’s work will be a club leaders’ class under direction of Alan V. Pleve, of New York, the new educational and recreational director of the federation. The building will open officially its doors for the season at 8 p. m., Sunday evening Sept. 23., with an open house and entertainment, including a dance and vaudeville. TEVAS FLOODS RECEDE People In lowlands Breathe Easier As Wind Comes Bp United Netea SAX BENITO, Tex., Sept. 14.—Residents in the lowlands of the Rio Grande River breathed easier, Thursday, with word that flood waters were receding. f Slight damage has been done to levees on the American side by the pigh waters. Many streams have e-verflowed into the lowlands interrupting service. SCHOOL BILL BEATEN Alabama Legislature Turns Measure Down. Bu United Xcica MONTGOMERY, Ala.. Sept 14 Parochial and denominational schools will continue to operate in Alabama. This assurance was given Thursctey, by the defeat in the committee of the Hudgens bill which would have required every child in Alabama between 7 and 14 years of age to attend public school. Ptirenis or guardians of the children would have been liable to arrest and prosecution, under the terms of the bill. Turner* Open 72nd Year The seventy-second consecutive year of training in calisthenics, dancing,; games and apparatus work opened this week at the Indianapolis Turners’ Association, 415 E. Michigan St. Classes are nistructed by A. Romeiser. Classes are for men, women and children of all ages.

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THEY ARE MAKING ’EMDIFFERENT THESE DAYS

By WALTER D. HICKMAN. Girls, manners, music and dance change from year to year. That is proven this week at the Palace by Harry Slatko and company. He first shows how the old hoop-skirt girl acted when she consented to go to a dance with her gentleman friend if she was escorted home by 9 p. m. Then Slatko shows the "girl of today’’ who gets hungry at midnight following a dance. The comparisons are made in the spirit of fun. Comparisons are also made in music and dance. A modern jazz band closes.the act and brings the comparisons to a close. Dawson. Lanigan and Covert offer some good soft shoe dancing. Thorntor Flynn and Dena Caryl offer a musical act which is not new to vaudeville both in idea and treatment. The man has a good voice. Arthur Angel and Violet Fuller go in for eccentric nonsense and close with a burlesque on a Bowery dance. Good for some laughs. Fuller appears In an old make-up. Stanley Gallini and company open the bill. The movie feature is Jack Pickford in "Garrison's Finish." This new bill is not well balanced, runs too much to music. At the Palace today, Saturday and Sunday. -I- -I- •!- Other attractions on view today include: Julia Curtis, at the Lyric, “The Unwanted Child.” at the Murat; “Runnin’ Wild,” at the Capitol; tab loid burlesque, at the Broadway; “The Village Blacksmith.” at the Rialto; “A Man’s Man,” with J. Warren Kerri

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