SOUTHERN OFFICIALS
FORM HOLDING FIRM
FOR NEW STRUCTURE
Fairfax Harrison Heads Ala
bama Industrial Co., Inc.,
$50,000 Concern
Fairfax Harrison, president of the
Southern railway, will head the Ala
bama Industrial company, Inc., a
$50,000 corporation, for which pa
pers were Issued at the probate of
fice Monday.
Incorporators of the new firm are
officers and directors of the South
ern railway and its organization is
regarded merely as a holding com
pany for the new office building to
be erected by the Southern at First
avenue and Twenty-second street.
Authorized capital stock is $50,000,
the company to begin with $12,500.
The incorporators share equally in
the stock. Other officers and direc
tors of the company are J. B. Mun
son, Cincinnati, vice president; F. S.
Wynn, vice president; Guy E. Maul
din, secretary, and E. F. Parham,
treasurer, all of Washington, D. C.
Papers of incorporation were also
issued at the probate office Mon
day for the Johanknecht Beverage
company, a corporation whose prin
cipal place of business will be Bir
mingham, manufacturing and selling
non-intoxicant beverages and syrups.
Total authorized capital stock Is
$35,000, the company to begin busi
ness with $18,000. Officers and di
rectors of the new firm will be Her
bert Johanknecht, president and
treasurer; L. T. Johanknecht, secre
tary, and W. C. Royall, all of Bir
mingham.
MUNICIPAL MARKET
OPENING IS DELAYED
BY INTERIOR WORK
Thirty Applications Received
Thus Far For Space,
Lane States
July 20 or August 1 for the opening
of the new municipal market is the
way W. D. Lane, market master,
sees it.
Several classes of work have de
veloped more slowly that was ex
pected. The electric wiring was held
back, then the counters and the in
stallation of showcases was and is
held up.
