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'Any rate. Any rate, but only 6 per cent can be collected by law. No law.

'Six years from last item.

"In courts not of record 5 years.

"Twenty years in courts of record; in justice's court 10 years.

'Negotiable notes 6 years, non-negotiable 17 years.

"Becomes dormant, but may be revived.

"New York has by a recent law legalized any rate of interest on call

loans of $5,000 or upward, on collateral security.

10Subject to renewal.

"Not of record 6 years.

12 No limit.

13 Foreign, domestic 6 years.

"Unless a different rate is expressly stipulated.

15 Under seal, 20 years.

16Store accounts; other accounts 3 years; accounts between merchants

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STATE DEPARTMENTS

Governor-William W. Brandon, Tuscaloosa.
Lieutenant Governor-Charles S. McDowell, Eufaula.
Secretary of State-Sidney H. Blan, Troy.

State Auditor-William B. Allgood, Birmingham.
State Treasurer-George W. Ellis, Montgomery.
Attorney General-Harwell G. Davis, Gadsden.

Superintendent of Education-John W. Abercrombie, Anniston.
Insurance Commissioner-Frank N. Julian, Tuscumbia.
Department of Agriculture and Industries-James M. Moore,
Commissioner, of Fayette.

Public Service Commission-A. G. Patterson, President, of Albany.

State Tax Commission-L. L. Herzberg, Chairman, of Gadsden. Department of Game and Fisheries—I. T. Quinn, Commissioner, Montgomery.

State Banking Department-E. A. Jackson, Superintendent, Hartselle.

State Highway Commission-John A. Rogers, Chairman, of Gainesville; W. S. Keller, Highway Engineer, Montgomery.

Department of Archives and History-Mrs. Marie B. Owen,
Montgomery, Director.

State Board of Administration-L. A. Boyd, Chairman.
Adjutant General-Hartley A. Moon, Montgomery.
Chief Mine Inspector-C. H. Nesbitt, Birmingham.
State Board of Health-Dr. S. W. Welch, of Talladega.
State Horticulturist-

State Geologist-Dr. Eugene A. Smith, Tuscaloosa.
State Chemist-Dr. B. B. Ross, Auburn.

State Veterinarian-C. A. Cary, Auburn.

State Securities Commission-William C. Oats, Executive Officer, Montgomery.

Chief Examiner of Public Accounts-Charles E. McCall, Butler. Alabama Pension Commission-Charles E. McCall, Chairman, Butler.

State Fire Marshal-C. E. Johnson, Montgomery.

Chief Law Enforcement Agent-Walter K. McAdory, Birming

ham.

State Prison Inspector-Dr. Glenn Andrews, Montgomery. State Board of Public Accountancy-M. W. Alldridge, Chairman, Montgomery.

State Harbor Commission-Geo. Gordon Crawford, Chairman, Birmingham.

State Board of Education-A. H. Carmichael, Chairman, Tuscumbia.

State Board of Pharmacy-A. O. Thomason, Chairman, Guntersville.

State Board of Optometry

State Board of Pardons-Harwell G. Davis, Chairman, Gadsden. State Board of Dental Examiners—

State Child Welfare Department-Mrs. L. B. Bush, Director, Thomasville.

JUDICIAL.

Supreme Court-John C. Anderson, Chief Justice, Demopolis; Junius M. Riggs, Librarian, Montgomery.

Court of Appeals-C. R. Bricken, Presiding Judge, Luverne.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, 1923

SENATE OF ALABAMA

OFFICERS

Charles S. McDowell, Jr., Lieutenant Governor.
James B. Ellis, President Pro Tem.

J. E. Speight, Secretary.....

Harrison McCutcheon, Assistant Secretary..

Eufaula

Selma Lockhart ...Scottsboro

MEMBERS

1st District-George Duncan.
2nd District-Melvin Hutson
3rd District-A. A. Griffith.
4th District-W. F. Garth.
5th District-Joe Johnson.
6th District-J. C. Inzer.
7th District-W. C. Tunstall.
8th District-S. C. Oliver.

9th District-John W. Overton.
10th District-A. L. Harlan*
11th District-J. M. Foster.
12th District-Walter S. McNeill.
13th District-Walter Brower..
14th District-C. R. Horton.
15th District-S. M. Adams..
16th District-H. M. Caffey..
17th District-Robert H. Jones.
18th District-George W. Randall.
19th District-J. M. Pelham, Sr..
20th District-J. T. Carlton.
21st District-Leon G. Brooks..
22nd District-J. M. Bonner.
23rd District-A. A. Carmichael.
24th District-G. Earnest Jones..
25th District-Shorter C. Hudgens.
26th District-R. H. Powell.

*Successor Roy L. Nolen, resigned.

Athens, Ala.

Decatur, Ala.

Cullman, Ala.

Huntsville, Ala.

Meltonsville, Ala.

Gadsden, Ala.

Anniston, Ala.

Talladega, Ala.

Wedowee, Ala.

Alexander City, Ala.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Fayette, Ala.

Birmingham, Ala.
Aliceville, Ala.
Thorsby, Ala.
Hayneville, Ala.
Evergreen, Ala.
West Blocton, Ala.

Chatom, Ala.

Prentice, Ala.

Brewton, Ala.

Camden, Ala.

Geneva, Ala.

Clayton, Ala.

Luverne, Ala.

Tuskegee, Ala.

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Baldwin-P. M. Hodgson..
Barbour-Oscar J. Mooneyham..
Barbour-Julius C. Cato, Jr..
Bibb-N. E. Stewart.
Blount-W. Y. Adams.
Bullock-J. P. Hall..
Bullock-G. H. Jones.
Butler J. Lee Long...
Butler-Jos. N. Poole.
Calhoun-H. D. Merrill.
Calhoun-0. L. Stewart.
Chambers-W. O. Walton.
Chambers-Y. L. Burton.
Cherokee W. E. Ringer.
Chilton-Mack Wyatt.
Choctaw-O. W. Elliott..
Clarke-John F. Boykin.
Clarke-T. H. Tyson.
Clay-Jas. A. Smith.

Prattville Stockton Clio

Eufaula

Blocton, R. F. D.
Garden City
Midway

Fitzpatrick, R. F. D.

Greenville Butler Springs

Anniston

Piedmont

LaFayette LaFayette

Round Mountain, R. F. D.

Clanton Gilbertown

Jackson Thomasville

Lineville

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