The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
WEIGH PRAISES
 DALLAS COUNTY . MALARIA FIGHT
Program Includes Drain age Of Ponds And Cap
 ping Of Wells
(State Capital Bureaul

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 19.-- Progress of malaria control work at Selma was commended by Dr. s. W. | Welch, state health officer, upon his return today from an inspection of the work. The program being carried out includes the drainage of ponds which ] have been producing mosquitoes and the capping of Overflowing wells which also were source of mosquitoes. SeV- eral of the ponds have been drained and others will be disposed of soon. Selma and Dallas county have furnished funds l for the malaria control campaign, while the state health department has fur | nished the services of c. c. Kiker, as- sistant sanitary engineer of the state health department.
 Dr. Welch stated that the work is progressing admirably constituting one of the best pieces of work of this kind in the state.
 Knott Is Paroled-Governor Bran don Tuesday, upon recommendation of majority of the pardon board, paroled | Oscar Knott, convicted in Madison county of murder June 15, 1923, and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. Attorney General Harwell G. Davis, and Auditor W. B. Allgood, comprising majority of the pardon board, recon mended the parole, while Secretary of State s. H. Blan declined to concur in the recommendation for clemency. Corporation Papers Filed-The fol lowing domestic corporations have filed papers with Secretary of State s. H. Blan, through offices of the respective probate judges:
 Redd Chemical and Nitrate company Inc, Inglenook, Jefferson county, Wil. liam P. Redd, W. H. Kettig, Kate C. Redd, Laura M. Kettig, incorporators Authorized capital $40O,0O0, with $1OO,0OO paid in; fertilizers and chemicals.
 Mays Vaughn Mercantile company Inc, Elba, J. G. Mays, W. o. Vaughn A. J. Harris, Mrs. Lola Mays, Lena Vaughn, incorporators. Authorized $10, 1000, all paid in; general mercantile business.
 The Birmingham Nugrape Bottling company, Birmingham, W. T. Walsh A. W. Gay, J. R. Payne, Wesley and Ray, incorporators. Authorized capi- tai $65,000, with $20,000 paid in; bot tling plant, etc.
 Franklin Patton Real Estate and In surance company, Birmingham, L. R. Patton, M. W. Patton, Hugh Franklin, Jr., Julia B. Franklin, incorporators. Authorized capital $10,O00, with $7,00O paid in.
 Ford Cola Syrup company, Inc, Bir- mingham, M. c. Tyler, J. R. Boyett, Karl Landgrebe, I. M. Crum, E. J, Mullins, M. H. Morrison, ct al incor- porators. Authorized capital $100,- 900, with $93, ,000 paid in soft drinks. Manufacturing Drug company, Inc, Birmingham, M. P. Northington, J. F, Yeates and J. 0. O'Dell, incorporators. Authorized capital $500,000, with s, ,436 paid in; manufacturers of drugs Waldridge Terrace Land company Birmingham, B. Wald, Jacob Berger and Phil Dorn, incorporators. Author ized capital $5,0O0, all paid in; real estate. .& a
 Southern Motor Car company, Sir mingham, H. G.. yFain, Mrs. H. G l Fain, and John E. Walker, incorpora. tors. Authorized capital $2,000, all paid in; automobiles.
 Ben M. Jacobs and Bros. Furniture company, Inc, Birmingham, gives nos tice. of change of name to Ben M. Jacobs and Bros. Inc.
 The following dissolutions of domes- tic corporations have been reported:
 Gist Manufacturing company; lief ferson. county; Birmingham Apartment company, Jefferson county; South Corey Land company, Jefferson coun- ty; Knight Realty company, Inc, Jef- fersOn; St. Clair Mineral and Mining company, St. Clair county.