Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1922 Edition 02 — Page 6

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

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No. 1 —3525 North Pennsylvania street, four-apartment Kellastone, two-story building, each apartment consisting of eight rooms, two baths, etc., eight-car garage in rear. Rentals ? 150 jer month, including two-car garage, heat, water, gas, electricity, telephones and ice.

SONS OF RICH TURN THIEVES, POUCEASSERT Son of Major Holman, U. S. A., Captured in Spectacular Auto Chase. CHICAGO, May 3—“ De Luxe” bandits, sons of rich men, are the latest in crime species to engage the attention of the Chicago police. A wild automobile cha>=e ended with the spectacular capture of Malcolm J. Holman, 21, son of Maj. James Monroe Holman of the Quartermaster Corps, IT. S. A., at Camp Grant, and three others In a stolen machine. One of the prisoners is the son of s steel and iron man and another is tb son of a wealthy candy maker. Police said Holman and James Miller, 26. confessed twenty-six huid-ups and theft of three automobiles Relatives of the arrested men expressed amazement. HARRISON GOES AFTER HARDING Because of Alleged Dismissal of Former Service Men. WASHINGTON, May The Administration was attacked in the Senate Tuesday by Senator Harrison, Democrat, of Mississippi, "for discharging former soldiers and sailors from the public service.” His attack followed an unfavorable report from the Senate Civil Service Committee on a resolution which asked for an explanation of the discharge. Moonshine Party Includes Fatality CHICAGO, May 3.—The body of a mat* detui two days was found by the highwav p"*— vhile clearing out a shanty of f}v e W in the city camp, near the otit*ti.' c ty. The dea l mans companions still were “sleeping off a drunk.” The police then arrested two Rlieged “moonshiner” in a house rar by and confiscated a half barrel of liquor. Agreements on China Jo Stand WASHINGTON, May B.—The agreements entered into at the Washington conference will be carried out regardless of the cfvil war now raging in China. This is t v -' view of the Harding Administratis.'.. the members of the American delegation to the conference and of American spokesmen for the Chi nese legation, as expressed here today.

E. G. bpmk Cos.. has installed || E RM E R ATOP, In every building erected by it from October 1916 to April 1922 It has in operation 70 KEENER INCINERATORS They Abolish Garbage and Refuse Cans Manufactured by ' INTER INCINERATOR CO. Milwaukee, Wis. Sold by NEEVES & COMPANY Indianapolis. MA in 3991

Who did the interior decorating in the Spink Apt. Buildings?'? WHY-The A. H. Scott Cos, MA in 3722 1124 Central Ave. Any Central Ave. Car Brings You to Our Door. Headquarters For wallpapers

“The Yellow Wagon” and 100 Teams COAL ICE POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.—B PHONES

LADY NANCY BACK HOME IN OLD VIRGINIA RICHMOND, Va., May 3—“ Carry me back to ole Virginny,” floated on the air as I-ady Nancy Astor stepped from her car here, the first time she has set foot on her native soil for many years. There were several thousand men and women on hand to shout her a cordial welcom.e the band playing its selection as the greeting of the Sta-.e. Lady Astor smiled and bowed her way to the automobile. She was met by several reratives and went with them to the home of Saunders Hobson. The city and State gave Lady Astor a reception at the City Auditorium last night. CONTRACTS FOR SHOALS CONTROL Ford Must Organize $10,000,000 Company. WASHINGTON. May 3.—The tentative contract of Henry Ford, under which he would operate the Muscle Shoals nitrate project, was amended to compel him to organize an operating corporation with no less than SIO,OOO i)00 capital. The original contract submitted by Ford contained no financial provisions for the corporation, but the amendment was offered before the \griouitural Committee of the Senate, as an evidence of Ford's good intentions. The corporations would be directed by a board of nine members, seven of whom would represent agricultural organizations of the country. Asks Changes in Stockyards Law WASHINGTON. May 3—Changes in the packers' and stockyards law to permit enforcement of Minnesota State laws with respect to weighing of cattle at the St. Paui stockyards, was urged on th“ House -Agriculture Committee by Fred B. Putnam, a member of the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission. At the St. Paul stockyards the State supervises the weighing of catt). requiring fees from the traders and bonds for commission men doing business at the yards. Under the Federal law the Gov eminent supervises the weighing and requires no bonds from the commission men. Million Dollars’ Worth of Booze WASHINGTON, May S— Prohibit! m Commissioner Hayn-s has ordered the forfeiture of more than a million dollars' worth of Scoteh whisky seized when it was brought into this country by the Alps Drug Company. Mosshacher & Cos. and other firms in New York.

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No. 2—Belmont and West Washington streets, ten apartments of four rooms and bath each, renting from $35 to S4O per month, including heat and water; also four store rooms and the Belmont Theater.

Reliable Edison Service

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RELIABLE ELECTRIC SERVICE TS A NECESSITY IN THE MODERN APARTMENT BUILDING. WE SUPPLY THE SERVICE IN THE SPINK APARTM EXT S, ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY. THE STEADY GROWTH IN THE DEMAND FOR EDISON SERVICE PROVES THE WIDESPREAD RECOGNITION BY THE PUBLIC OF OUR SUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR SUPPLYING THE NEEDS OF INDIANAPOLIS. fadianapolis Light & Heat Company 48 MONUMENT CIRCLE The Home Company. Edison Service

“Where Science Has Succeeded” American Granite Products Cos. Makers of Cast Stone We Help Build Some of Spink Apartments HARRY L. HAMMOND, Mgr. Circle 2654 1016 E. Eleventh Street Indianapolis Ind.

Indiana’s Leading “Blind Men” have been cleaning and replacing shades for the E. G. Spink Cos. for three years, which speaks for itself. We are in a position to take care of your shade making and cleaning in small or large quantities at all times. Estimate free and cheerfully given upon request. Phone , Write or Wire for Your Needs R - w - DURHAM CO. If 136 North Alabama Street f Indianapolis, Indiana. MA in 5829.

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No. 3 —West Washington and Traub avenue, two two-Btory brick buildings containing eighteen apartments of three and four rooms and bath each, renting from $35 to S4O each per month, including heat and water.

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E VER Y SPINK Apartment is a wonderful example of what can be accomplished in decorating by using CENTRAL Wall Papers Every Spink Apartment you visit is remarkable for the beautiful effects achieved in the wall papering, th 6 finish of the floors and iu the tinting of the walls. E. G. Spink and Company are careful builders. They achieve ECONOMY in building by choosing materials that ‘assure PERMANENCE OF QUALITY. They use EXCLUSIVELY Central Wall Papers Central Floor Wax Central Water Colors The Leading Dealer or Decorator in Your Town Will Show You Central Sample Books Central Wallpaper and Paint Company 127-129 South Meridian Street. Indianapolis

No. 4—Nos. 17 and 21 East Michigan street, the Delano and Cambridge apartments, containing twenty-eight apartments renting from S4O to $75 each per month.

MAY 3,1922.

W oodbridge Presteel Stairs have been used by E. G. SPINK Company On the following Apartment Buildings: 21st and Illinois St. 3704 N. Penna. St. 230 E. Pratt St. 1433 N. Penna. St. Both Eight-Story Buildings of the Spink Arms Hotel.