The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
CODE COMMIT TEE READY ID START
 ITS TASK MONDAY
Every Word of Code Proposed by Judge James J. May field Will Be Ready Dur-
 ing the Recess
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU I
 THE AGE-HERALD

Members of the recess code com mittee will begin task next Mon day which will keep them busy until the legislature returns to Montgom- cry July 10 for it's adjourned ses- sion. They will begin the reading and revision of the draft of the proposed state code written during the past four years by Judge James J. Mayfield, who surrendered his position as associate justice of the supreme court to become code com missioner.
 It Is the duty of the recess code committee to read every word of the proposed code, to compare 1t with the code which has been in effect since 1907, and to suggest amend nents and revisions to the 1egisla- ture. When the code has been adopted by the legislature 1t will supercede the code of 1907 and all general laws enacted in 1909, 1911, 1915, 1919, 1920, 1921 and the first ! session of 1923, except those laws ! specifically exempted by the law pro viding for the adoption of 8 new code,
 The law adopting the code will be one of three classes of Legislation i which may be effective. under the ; constitution, without the necessity for the setting out of the effect of the legislation in the caption. Every law except those providing for gem eral appropriations for revenue and for the adoption of 8 code must set forth the provision in succinct form in the titles.
 Advantage In Work.
 Members of the recess committee will have a great advantage in the court after they have assisted in the reading and revision of the proposed code, because they will know what is in the code and will be able to turn to the section affecting each case without general inquiry.
 Those who well read the code and make recommendation to the legts- lature are Senators B. deG. Waddeli of Russell, Emmett F. Hildreth of Greene, Wiley c. Tunstall of Cal houn, A. A. Carmichael of Geneva, and Representatives Jacob A. Walker of Lee, Young Wall of Limestone, Tyler Goodwin of Montgomery, Paul o. Luck of Shelby, William R. Roun- tree of Dallas. Henry R. Howze of Jefferson, F. D. St. John of Cullman, and Frank D. Embry of St. Clair.
 NEW CORPORATIONS
 The following domestic corpora tions qualified with Secretary of State S. H. Blann Wednesday,:
 Inglenook Investment company, Birmingham. Jefferson county, capi- tai stock s1O,000, with $3,000 paid in; to conduct boarding and lodging houses.
 Lander Mankin Realty Co. (Inc.) of Birmingham, capital stock s5,00o, with $1 ,00O paid in; real estate.
 Union Brick and Tile company of Birmingham, capital stock $3,o00, with sf0OO paid in; tile and brick business.
 Tishimingo Land and Lumber com pany of Birmingham, capital stock s1O0, 900, with $75,O00 paid in; general land and lumber business.
 Centennial Social club of Birming- ham, capital stock none; social ad- vancement.
 Alabama General Agency Qnc.), capital stock s5,000, fully paid in; to buy and sell real estate and personal property.
 Southeastern Securities company of Birmingham, capital stock $5.oo0, fully paid in; purchase, sell and hold securities in business.
 Sanitary Chemical Product com-