Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 77, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1930 — Page 10

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DEATH CLAIMS LODGE LEADER Albert H. Shaneberger, 63, Dies at Hospital. Fraternal and business leaders today mourned the death of Albert H. Shaneberger. 63, of 3068 Fall Creek boulevard, vice-president of the W. J. Holliday & Cos , and widely known in lodge circles, who died at the Methodist hospital Thursday night. Mr. Shaneberger had undergone an operation in June and had been ill for several months. Funeral arrangements had not been completed this morning. He was bom and educated In the Indianapolis schools and entered the employ of the Holliday company as a clerk shortly after graduating from the old Indianapolis high school forty-seven years ago. He was promoted to the vice-presidency m that concern twelve years ago. His wife, formerly Miss Louise Whitherspoon. Indianapolis, died three years ago. The only survivor is a brother, E. L. Shaneberger, Terre Haute. He was active in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Murat temple of the Mystic Shrine. Scottish Rite and was a member of the Columbia Club and the First English Lutheran church. ALLEGED AUTO THIEF CAPTURED IN CHASE One Negro Escapes Police: Abandoned Auto Runs Into Brook. Abandoning a stolen car, after a chase by police to Brookside park, two Negroes fled on foot early today. The car, left in gear, ran down an embankment into the brook In the park. Charles Jackson, 19, Negro, 2227 North Oxford street, was charged with vehicle taking when captured. His companion escaped. Police pursued the two after Mrs. Allen Curtis. 1719 Arrow avenue, awoke to find a Negro in her room. The Negro fled, dropping silverware loot in the rear of the house. Police found the two Negroes in the stolen car nearby. Jackson now is under parole on a burglary charge, police declare.

DOG WARNING SOUNDED Police Chief Advises Care During Torrid Weather. Warning against strange dogs because of danger of rabies during the hot weather was issued by Police Chief Jerry E. Kinney today. Charles C. Johnston. 42, of 3535 Graden avenue, was biften by a dog Thursday after the dog had killed a number of chickens and ducks at his home. The dog was killed and its head sent to state laboratories for examination. chargeTbattery theft Theft of new storage batteries from a Big Four box car at Anderson was charged against Claude Adams, 33. of Lawrence, and A1 Cross. 2407 North Olney street, arrested Thursday afternoon. Adams is alleged to have confessed the theft, while Cross denied implication. Alleged sale of the batteries at $1 each brought their arrests. Giant Cables Spun Into Place Bu T'mitcd Prrss NEW YORK. Aug. B.—The last of 105.895 strands which form the cables of the longest suspension bridge in the world has been spun into place- The bridge, which spans the Hudson river at the upper end of the city, will be completed by the winter of 1932. Now You Can Wear FALSE TEETH With Real Comfort Fas teeth, anew. pleasant powder, keeps teeth firmly set. Deodorizes. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. To eat and laugh in comfort Just sprinkle a little Fasteeth on your plates. Get it today at IJggetfs, Hook Drug Cos., and other drug stores. —Advertisement.

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NOT SWISS, EITHER City Baby Yodels at 14 Months

FATHERS and mothers of Indianapolis who have prayed for the millennium —a babe wV >o sings itself to sleep—can take lessons from the parents of Mary Helen Isvlin, 14-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Havlin, 1316 North Gale street, and the only “yodeling” babe in the world. Mary Helen yodels herself into dreamiond, yodels for her milk, yodels when she’s happy and yodels when she’s mad. Her “Yo-lay-ee-lay-e-lu" started a month ago while her daddy rocked her to sleep.

Havlin is a yodeler of parts, too, and as he rocked Mary Helen he yodeled for dear life, in the hopes that her fretting would be drowned in the Land of Nod. You know how it is. Rocking back and forth and sleep Just won't come—nothing but squalls. But this night Mary Helen watched her dad's persimmon “yolay" puckers in wonder and then suddenly she opened her mouth and gurgled her first yodel. Her parents marveled as sleep followed her Alpine chords. Friends reported the wonder to “Believe-It-Or-Not" Ripley and so Thursday in The Times Mary Helen broke into print with a “Yo-lay-eee-lu.” But like all artists. Mary Helen is temperamental. Interviewers attempting to get a lung tremolo after her afternoon's snooze, drew a blank. “Sometimes she yodels with the radio singers. Come back almost anytime and she’ll do it for you,” explained her mother. But Mary Helen seemed bored with the attempts to get her to purse her lips and her only “goodby” yodel was the “glub-üb-bub” as she drank her milk. Opens Wrong Door; Killed By United Preen J ARROW, England, Aug. B.—Hannah Stevenson, widow, 74, went to the town hall to pay her taxes, opened the wrong door, fell into a celler and was killed.

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Seeks to Salvage Lake Craft BU United Preen SANDUSKY, 0., Aug. B.—A trip to the bottom of Lake Erie was to be made today by Captain John Newman, owner of the tug Mascot, which sank last December. Newman, who is a diver as well as a lake captain, expects to raise the ship which sank after colliding with ice floes.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

RESOURCES OF 11 BANKS MURED Total Estimates of June 30 Put at $708,797,115. Total resources of Indiana banks and trust companies, under jurisdiction of the state banking department, are $708,797,115.24, as of June 30, according to a tabulation made today by Thomas D. Barr, assistant state banking commissioner. For the same period in 1929, resources totaled $738,758,111.49, making a decrease this year of 996.25Five savings banks reported resources of $27,596,949.14; ninetyeight private banks, $20,349,707.37; 456 state banks, $274,589,466.98, and 156 trust companies, $386,260,991.75. Average cash reserve was given as 18.5 per cent, with secondary reserve (U. S. and other bonds) 21.7 per cent, a total of 40.2 per cent. A decrease in bills payable since Dec. 31, 1929, of $5,560,50605 was recorded. Cash reserve increased over the May report by 1.3 per cent. Total loans and discounts is given as $355,498,338.77. Opera Doorman Dead Bu United Press NEW YORK, Aug. B.—Thomas J. Bull, who had been doorman at the Metropolitan opera house since it opened forty-seven years ago, died Thursday at the age of 78. He knew probably a greater number of society and other celebrities than any man in New York.

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