Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1922 Edition 02 — Page 4

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BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT BUILDINGS ERECTED BY THE E. G. SPINK COMPANY, INDIANAPOLIS

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No. 1 —238-240 East Pratt street. Two-storv brick, twenty-eight apartment building. Each suite consisting of living-room with bay window, kitchenette, bath and in a-closet bed. Ranges, beds and refrigerators furnished. Rentals $31.25 per month, including heat, water, gas and electricity.

TITLED MOTHER STORY ATTRACTS ENGLJSHCROWD Trial of Arnold Robert True Develops Into Society Event. LONDON, May 3—The trial of Arnold Robert True, former Army aviator, for the murder of 23-year-old and pretty Gertrude Yates, has become a society event. The courtroom is daily thronged with women, most of them from the upper classes. The keen interest of exclusive society arose from a report rhat True is really the son of a wealthy, titled woman. Although the prisoner is known to have no money, a large sum has been put at his disposal and his lawyers are among the highest paid barristers in England. The prosecution concluded its case with testimony to the effect that'True had told friends he expected an encounter with Miss Yates. True was tilcged to have displayed a revolver, saying. “It will be one of us.’’ This evidence was given to sustain the Indication that True expected to attempt to get money from Miss Yates, but looked for a struggle. Mexican Bandits Routed by Troops MEXICO CITY. May 5.- An official announcement states that federals have routed a body of bandits in the Huasteca region, near Tampico, headed by Gorozave, killing five and capturing hree. It is reported the bandit leader had been negotiating with agents of Genera! Dias.

We tfelped to Build Some of the I! , Spink Apartments || • . * I! EDWARD F. DUX CUT STONE CONTRACTOR Indianapolis, Indiana Rear 916 East Michigan St. MAin 4618

We Serve E. G. Spink & Cos. With Insurance * The Concordia Fire Insurance Cos. of Milwaukee, Wis. ROSS A. MOORE, State Agent 5740 Central Ave. Washington 0630

Vestal Plumbing Cos. Exclusive Plumbers to The E. G. SPINK CO. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Special Attention to Repair Work DRexel 7995 WEbster 8726

F. H. Cheyne Electrical Contracts t 115-117 East Ohio St. Telephone MAin 5394 Indianapolis

Washington Briefs

WASHINGTON, May 3.—lt was an episodic moment of historic Interest when Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, and Nancy, Viscountess As'or of Devonshire clasped hands on the platform of the Press Club for the benefit of the insatiable gathering. They met at the reception for the first time for our congresswoman does not trail with the League of Women Voters, who have heen conventiontng at Baltimore, and therefore had no opportunity till today to me. t Britain’s only M. P. No greater contrast could be easily Imagined than the twain presented, but they seemed to hit it off Immensely and immediately. Miss. Robertson, ’ike everybody else who comes within the seductive Nancy s orbit for the first time capitulated to her. horse, foot and dragoon. “Remarkable woman. ’’ said the Oklahoma representative. “How many are there like her In the world, who are equally at home In a workman's cottage or the palace of a king ?” Great g- >d is expected by the Federal Shipping uthoriti-s from the annual American larine Exposition, to open in Philadelphia on May 8, and last until May 13. .’here will be more than 100 exhibitors representing every phase of the marine industry. The shipping topic of the moment —the Harding subsidy scheme —will receive recognition. Chairman Lasker, of the Shipping Board is sending one of his ablest lieutenants, George E. Chamberlain, former United States Senator from Oregon Into the breach to open the exposition with a forceful speech in favor of the subsidy. In American official and diplomatic quarter* at Washington deep significance

No. 2 —1244 North Illinois street, three-story brick building, fortynine apartments, consisting of large living-room, kitchenette, Bath and bedroom. Rentals from $34.75 to $37-25 per month, including heat, water, electricity for light and cooking. Electric ranges, refrigerators, cabinets, mirror and in a-door beds furnished.

Is attached to the appointment of Krassln as Russian ambassador to Germany. He Is undoubtedly the ablest practical business man in the Bolshevist government. His selection may be interpreted unmistakably as a sign of the intention to exploit the Genoa-Rtissian treaty in a highly Intensified commercial sense. By training an engineer, Krassln, like OUcherin, took refuge In Germany as a socialist eille fifteen or twenty years ago. There he became Identified with the German electrical industry and after the revolution of 1903 he returned to Russia as the representative of the Siemens and Halske Corporation. During the World War he played a conspicuous role in Russia as an organizer and director of war industries. Krassln Is a notorious >.i Gorman and no ambassador Lenin could send to Berlin would be more wel- ■ one- lie spent the summer of 1919 In Germany and is believed then to have laid the foundation of the Russo-Ger-

Indianapolis Varnish Company Established 1870 For more than fifty rears we have specialized in Architectural Finishes, and hare furnished these Varnishes to the builders of fine Office Buildings, Hotels, Hospitals and Dwellings. Our EUREKA WHITE ENAMEL Is the last word in such an article, adapted for outside, as well as interior use. It is white and remains White. Inexperienced people can apply it with entirely satisfactory results. FLOORENTINE A flnor varnish that is the best, Dries in twelve to twenty-four hours, so as to he used or walked over, without showing heel or foot marks. It is very elastic, thus allowing the article to contract or expand according to the temperature, and will not crack or peel off. It is impervious to water. It will appeal to the most exacting mechanic, or to anyone wishing to refinish floors. INTERIOR SPAR FINISHING This varnish is made of the finest imported Hard Resinous Gum, which is so essential to this class of varnish, where great durability is required. Washing of the same does not ruin its luster. This varnish can be seen in many of mr buildings of consequence, especially in our public school buildings, where quality must feature. The above mentioned varnishes and enamel have been used by the SI’INK ARMS CQ. Ln all of their new buildings as well as in the refinishing of all their apartment buildings. All we ask is that you see the finish of the new ARMS HOTEL and you will be convinced that our fifty years have not been spent in vain. \ May We Have the Pleasure of Your Future Business PHONE-DREXEL 0567

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man treaty that has Just st*rtled the world. Dick Jervis and Ed Starling, the White Hc/use secret service men who prevented the presence of the President and Mrs. Harding on the wrecked Ohio river craft, Island Queen, accompanied President Wilson to France in 1918 and 1919. Messrs, Jervis and Starling play the roles of “advance agents” when the President swings around a circuit. Their Job is to acquaint I themselves In detail with every place I and neighborhood the chief executive plans to visit to give the local police arrangements a careful “once over” and generally to spy out the land well betimes. Men of long experience, excellent Judgment and cousumate tact, they seldom make mistakes. The achievement, in keeping the presidential party off of a decrepit scow Is all in | the day's work of Jervis and Starling. DUPLICATED ACCIDENT. ROCHDALE, Eng., May 3.—A street j car ran wild down a steep hill here and i smashed a shop. Seventeen jvere lnj Jured. Eight years ago to the day a | similar accident also injured seventeen.

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No. 3—3515 North Pennsylvania street, twenty-four apartment, twostory Kellastone building. Each apartment consisting of large livingroom, bedroom, kitchenette, bath, Pullman diner and reception hall. Rentals from $53.75 to $58.75 per month, including heat, water, gas, electricity. Twenty-four-car garage at rear. Ranges, refrigerators, beds and kitchen cabinets furnished.

ADMIRAL SAYS NAVY IS NEEDED FOR COMMERCE Coontz Urges Development of Large Merchant Ship Fleet, u - WASHINGTON, May 3.—Adequate 1 naval strength is as essential in peace as ! In war If the United States Is to deI volop and protect Its foreign commerce. ; Rear Admiral Robert E. Coontz. the chief j of naval operations, declared in an address here. Coontz said that a nation's sea power was measured by its Navy and its mer chant marine and that these two “fun ;t1 ft mental elements of sea power are I mutually inter-dependent in peace and in war." Fie urged the development of a ! larpe merchant fleet to serve as a naval ! auxiliary ln time of war.

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No. 4 —1244 East Washington street- Two-story Kellastone, twentyfour apartment building, each apartment consisting of large livingroom, bedroom, kitchenette, bath, Pullman diner and reception hall. Ranges, refrigerators, beds and cabinets furnished. Rentals from $36.75 to $42.25 per month, including heat, water, gas and electricity.

\ PTER careful considerJ-*- ation the builders of the Spipk Apts., the largest builders in the city, chose the Gurney Refrigerators and the Peninsular Gas Ranges, using more than 600 o f the above make and were furnished by Glias. L. f Hartmann. %

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