The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-06
SIDEWALK PENCILINGS
Imur0ved Mall Service.

T was glad to note that the post = office has put on another mail carrier a' ss ety said ba,s sup6pSsn the citizens residing in the outlyins districts of Montgomery. ,,, . There is nothing person iikes 10 while I know the postoffiee has been doing the best 1t could with its force, still the suburbanites felt that thelr service could be improved ana l thlnk the desired improvements.
 Those persons residing in neighpor- hoods whose streets are not llgnteo or paved or whose houses are not mum bered will not derive the benefits In such instances, and no doubt there ar" many of them in the suburbs, II VIII be up to the city to improve these ser tions so that they can come within me requirements so as to be able to enjoy these benefits.
 Montgomery should now have an excellent mail service with nineteen carriers. and the Government deserves commendation for looking after Mont gomery's welfare so manifestly
 & Is $ Fine House of Worship. The Baptists all over the South said a visitor to Montgomery. ought to be acquainted with the fact that their denomination is s, hH1lalhs ,ineat and most artistic houses of worship in this section of the country, to be used by the First Baptist Church. The splendid dome or the the tha'".nS tha nitS and it is one of the first things to a., tract the attention of the visitor 10 the city. It interested me so much that l walked out Perry street today and made close inspection of the building. Surely the person. or per sons, who planned the building have fine conception of the beauties Of ar Tt surprised me that such ,h a sinn churrh n Montgomery. Evidently the conRre. sation is prepair'ng Tor ,e the bui1d;ne Iim1e reflects the greatest credit on the Bap lists of Montgomery and of Alabama
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 An Honor For Mir. Cody. Mir. Michael Cody, President of the Exchange National Bank and of the Union Bank and Trust Company. of Montgomery, received official notlIlca- ton yesterday of his election as Vice President for Alabama of the Savings Bank section of the American Bank CTS Association at it's recent annual meting in St. Louis.
 section or the National Association to have one vice-Fresdent for each state represented in the organization. This is a fit recognition of MT. Cody" said Montgomery business man. He has taken the greatest in-- terest in banking in this State, and was foremost in securing the passage of the State bank law which has been of such benefit to the commercial life of the State.'
 Mir. Leonard E. Tilden. special agent of the Bureau of Labor. of the De- Washington, was in Montgomery yes terday for a short visit on matter of interest to the Department. During his stay here Mir. 1'ilden spent several Jelks, the. subject of their convcrsa- tion pertaining to labor in Alabama The subject of the conference was not given out.
 The many friends of MT. G. G. Miles throughout the State will be glad to know that he was able to return home to Montgomery Saturday from an eration. Mr. Niles hopes to return to his office in about ten days.
 Ss Jt a Manager of the Southern Division of Ordinary Agencies of the Prudential Life Insurance Company, spent yes terday in MontEomsryy; s S y
 MT. Albert Avery of Pensacola Is in Montgomery to attend the wedding of Mir. Walker Willis and Miss Annie Lowe, which takes place Wednesday,
 
 MT William H. Bruce has returned from a visit of several weeks with his brother ip Davenport, Ia.
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 MT. J. T. H. Turnbun of Dothan. was in town last night.
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 MT Humis Rogers Of Birmingh ham, was in town last night
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 Mir M. B. Ramage of Dothan, spent last night in the city ..
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 Mir. Whiting Ames of Tuscaloosa. is in Montgomery
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 MT. s. II. Carter of Booths, is visi- ting Montgomery.
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 MT G. B. Turner of Birmingham, is in the city.
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 Mir. T. P. Taylor of Birmingham. is in the city.
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 MT. J. o. Chandler of Tuskegce. is in town.