Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1925 — Page 4

FUNERAL FRIDAY FOR STUTZ MAN Factory Manager Will Be Buried at Muncie. Funeral services 1 will be held at Muncie at 2:30 p. m. Friday for Grover C. Davis, 41, factory manager of the Stutz Motor Car Company, who died Wednesday at the Methodist Hospital. The services will be at the home of his brother, Alfred N. Davis, Muncie, with burial in the Beech Grove cemetery there. Mr. Davis made his home at the Indianapolis Athletic Club and had been factory manager of the motor company since November, 1924. He served in the United States Marine Corps in the World War. In U'l9 he became associated with the Updike Motor Car Company and later with the Stutz Company. In addition to his brother he is survived by a nephew, Vernon Davis, also of Muncie. GARY GIVEN $300,000 !},/ f nitrd Press GARY, Ind., Oct. 29. —The city treasury of Gary is richer by $300,000 today. The sum represents the taxes of the Gary steel mills.

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NOT TOO COLD TO SING Butler Sorority Carols, Though Mercury Is Dow. Students at Butler University were hovered around the big fire places in the fraternity houses in a vain endeavor to keep warm Wednesday night, when they hear the sweet, tremulous tones of “Hail Dear Old Alpha Chi.” Tumblin gout on the front porches, they found the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority giving a serenade. The coeds explained later that the tremulous tones came from quivering knee caps. PAINT COMPANY BUYS Kurilsal Concern Is Purchased by Indianapolis Firm. C. M. Malott, president Indianapolis Paint and Color Company, today announced the purchase of the A. Burdsal Company, paint manufacturers, by his firm. The Burdsal plant is to be operated independently of the other concern, Malott said. Combined annual business of the two companies will reach nearly $2,000,000, he said. Acquisition of the plan gives the company 1,000,000 gallons manufacturing capacity.

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PLAYS PLANNED ON OPEN AIR Tuberculosis Association to Give Schools Prizes. Indianapolis and Indiana high schools will present plays on the value of open-air sleeping under the auspices of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association. The plays will

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FEES ARE DISCONTINUED Auto License Distributors to Get Notary Pay Only. Paying of fees to distributors of automobile licenses outside of Indianapolis will be discontinued, Fred

BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1 The Indiana Trust Cos. Pays /CD On Savings All Savings Deposits Made First 10 Days in November Draw Interest from Nov. 1 =52,000,000 A Strong Company, Oldest in Indiana Member Indianapolis Clearing House OPEN SATURDAYS 8 to 8

Schortemaier, secretary of State, announced today. Fees now are 4 cents for each license sold. Schortemeier, following a ruling of Attorney General Arthur Gilliom, will have distributors retain their charges as notaries In the automobile license

distribution as adequate compensation. Notary fees collected by the secretary of State’s office in the issuance of licenses totaled $13,454 for the fiscal year which ended Sept. 30. This money goes into the State general fund.

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