The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
CARS TO CEASE
 AT TWIN CITIES
 ON SEPTEMBER 1
Alabama Water Company Granted Authority To
 Issue $125, ,0OO Bonds
tstate Capital Bur;sau.) j

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 20.-- The Alabama Public Service Wednesday granted the petition of the Alabama Traction company for permission to discontinue it's street railway service in Albany and Decatur. effective Septem- Der 1, and to dispose of its properties and cease to do business. The petitioner was allowed to continue the service after september 1, as heretofore or to Q limited extent, if it cares to do SC.
 The commission also granted the Ala bama Water company authority to is sue $125, 900 worth of six Ter cent first mortgage and refunding bonds; and the petition of the Thomaston Telephone company for permission to discontinue it's line from Central mills to Stafford.
 Commission ReorEan1zes The state securities commission has effected n re- organization of its affairs, under the new codified securities law of the state, which went into effect Sunday, it was announced Wednesday. At meeting of the commission Tuesday Captain, w. O. Oates, who has held the title of execu- tive officer of the securities commission, was reelected, with the new title of sec retary-examiner of the commission. Mrs. K: c. Henry, formerly st4nographer of the Alabama Public Service Commis- sion, was employed as stenographer of the securities commission.
 Booze Cars Reported Capture of two automobiles at Bessemer, with seizure of to gallons of whisky, was reported Wednesday to headquarters of the state law enf0rcement department. A report was also received of the capture near Bessemer of G00-gallon still, with 1,0O0 gallons of beer.
 Corporations Qualify The following domestic corporations have filed papers with Secretary of State s. H. Elan, through the office of Probate Judge J. F. Stiles, of Jefferson county:
 Smith-Arnold Thy. Co, Eugene M. Smith, K. c. Arnold, NJ. B. Donelson, incorporators. eAuthorized capital SO,O0O. All paid in. Real estate.
 Mills Coffee Co, The, Jefferson coun- ty, Robert D. Mills, Mason Martin, P. c. Dobbs, incorporators Authorized capital $10000 with $2,000 laid in. Coffee dealers.
 Shepperd-S Investment Co, Inc, A. Page Sloss, Everett Shepperd, Ro- land A1ishat, R. Fl. Wharton, Lovick Stephenson, Mark Hode, F. M. Sloss:' Earl Major, L. ". Barnes, George F. Hamilton, inc0rporators Authorized capital $5,000, all paid in. Investment.
 Lawson-Bray Coal Co, Inc, R. v. Lawson, D. l.. Lawson, J. D. Bray, in- corporators. Authorized capital S2.OOO. with S1 ,500 paid in, Coal.
 Jordan-Davis Lumber Co, Ine Powhattan, F. R. Jordan, O.. G. Davis and B, F. Davis, incorporators. Author. fixed capital $5,000, all paid in. Lumber.
 Elm Company, Inc, Jefferson county, ". w. Ford, s. D. Ingram, and Julia 5. Ford, inc0rporators. Authorized cap- ital $2,000, all paid in. Real Estate.
 Birmingham Parcel Delivery con- pany, V. T. Smith. V. c. Smith and w. 5. GOuldin, i1corporators. Authorized capital $S,000 with S1 .G0 raid in Far eel deliveries.
 Bellikens Club, Birmingham, Robert Lee Sudduth, IT., Albert Vincent, Nose F. Patton, Jr., John A. DarnelI, Curtis Malone, ineOrp0rat0rs. No capital. So- ciaI club.
 Commissions Issued -The following commissions have been issued by Secre- tary of State s. Fl. Blan T. R. Flour noy, justice of the peace, precinct 2, Russell county, Scale, Ala, o. 0. Hare, justice of the peace of precinct 16, Grove Hin, Ala, W. J. Hudson, notary public and ex-officio justice of the peace, precinct 14, Cullman county, Lo- gan, Ala, Route 1.
 Notary public.W. ". Powel, Bir- ningham George Lewis Bailes, Bir- mineham, W. H. Mali, Chapman; A. Walker, Anniston; Merwin T. Koonce, Florence.