The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-07
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INVEST CAPITAL
Pickle And Canning Com.
pany Is Incorporated
At Montgomery
(Stats CAPITAL bureau


MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 8.-The
following domestic corporations have
fieled papers with Secretary BIan
through the respective offices Of probate
judge:
w. and w. Pickle and Canning com
pany, Montgomery, authorized capital
500. 600 all paid in. Alsga Syrup COM
pany. L. B. Whitfield, IL 81 Whitfield,
Jr., Il. 8. Delapiane, Jr., j. II. Griggs,
I. A. McCord, II. Il p6hns, ]. e.
Wright. w. r. Wright, MI d. Cation,
]. r.. Wright, M. G.. Wright, incorpor-
ators; general pickle and canning BUSH
ness. J.
Alabama Oil company, Hollywood,
Jackson county; n. L. Craford. J..
ID. Starkey, A. L. Starkey. r. NJ.
Starkey, r. o. Starkey, q. b. Tate and
J. w. Gay. incorporators. authorized
capital $4,000, with $2.7O0. paid in !;
oils. etc. lag
Union Oil Company, Inc, Union
Springs. Bullock county; w. T. Ed
wards, B. w. and NJ. P::- Catie, w. J..
Hunter, M. N. Eley, w e. Pierce,
Mer corporation, and C. A. Nc
Ilvey, interpretations, capital $4,000,
all paid in Il gasoline and oil business.
Alpha Gamma chapter Of Delta Zeta
fraternity of University, Tuscaloosa
county: Christine Steel. Naomia Poole,
Jessie Armenthout, Gertrude Clapp,
Thyra Muckle, Purcell W0rley, Mary
Jane Eiland, Matilda Anne Jones,
Louise Stokes, Louise Nichols. Eliza
beth Torongo, Hazel Brown. Charles
Hedge, Marie Hickman, Nell Dukes,
Gladys 0geisby. Francis Pickens,
Augusta. Parr, Marie sNewsom, Mary
Louis Herman, Louis Wheeler, Sara
Daniel, incorporators, authorized capital
$4,000; sorority for girls at university.
Olden b. Byrd Company. Inc, Mont
gomery county Alder A. Byrd, A., NJ.
Campbell and Eva G, Byrd, incorpora-
tors; authorized capital $4,000, all paid
in; general lumber business.
Change or Name Gilbreath Camp
bell Grocery Inc, of Fort Payne, Jack
SON county, has changed its name to
Fort Payne Wholesale Grocery incor-
porated 1890
Increase In Capital Mobile Brew
cry, Ice and Coal company has given
notice of increase in capital from
$50, 600 to $780, 600. -na a.
Dissolutions-These corporations have
filed notices of dissoIutions: Mont
gomery Abbatoir company, Inc. Dixie
Poultry and Egg Exchange, Montgom-
cry; Bessemer Gas company, Mobile,
Ala. rs5sY
Commissions Iussod - Among the
commissions issued By Secretary of
State Blan are !: Joe j. Stevenson, jury
commissioner, Wilcox county, Camden |;
w. P. Wright, railway policeman, Sea-
board Air Line railway, Birmingham.
Notary public commissions: Mrs. Kate
Vandiver, Talladega; A. i. Stoner.
Huntsville, Madison county; Anna
LghtfOot, Tuskegee, Macon county !;
Mrs. Kathleen G. Guthrie, Huntsville,
Madison county; John N. Acton, Bir-
mingham, Jefferson county; Americas
II. Norment, Birmingham; Jefferson
county; Wilton II. Hogan; Birning-
ham, Jefferson county o. w. Malone,
birmingham, Jefferson county; John
w. Laniers, Johns, Jefferson county !;
Sam Michaels, Birmingham, Jefferson
county; Miss Cassie Smith. Birming-
ham, Jefferson county,; William r..
Thompson, Ensley Jefferson county; r..
Q. Porter, -Dothan. Houston ceunty; ID.
"a. McRae, Victoria, Coffee county /;
George B. Dial, Admission; Calhoun
county. IA
Undergoes Operation-J. M. Moore.
manager of the Atmore Record, one Of
INC AcduluB newspapers EOI south Ala
bama, is at Montgomery hospital under
going an operation for appendicitis.
MeADORY Makes RepOrt-State Of
ficers during the month of April de-
stroyed 1I2 stills, with. 1OO,526 gallons
Of beer, 1,415 gallons Of whisky, and
1886 bottles of home brew, according to
monthly reports, submitted Tuesday to
the office Of the governor by. Walter
<. McAdory. chief of the enforcement
department. @its
Wins Damage Suit-Robert e. Nor
rill Of Montgomery won his final vic
tory in a damage suit against the
Louisville and Nashville railroad when
the supreme court of the United States
Monday denied a witt of certiorari
sought by the railroad company. Teie-
graphic advices to this; effect were re-
ceived here Monday afternoon. The
Montgomery man gets $40, 900 damages
from the railroad which was awarded
him in the circuit court iof MONTGOMERY
county and in the state supreme court;
Mr.. Morrill, was hurt in an accident at
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