The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-30
SIDEWALK PENcILINGS
Pfamotian of Mr. .caarIand.

Promotfon of ME. Garland. charles GlGn A. Garland sha of I Mobile, SH viii n be read with great interest by the thous- ands of frends Of the Garland Broth cry: Joseph N. Garland, of New Or leans and Charles A. Garland, of Mo- bila. The Mob.le Register says aa M ss Snarles A .srIandi dial nas resign Tn Company of Mobile to accept the po- sition of superintendent of the Eighth district for the same company. The resignation is effective July l.. and h.r Garland will have temporary head quarters in Atlanta though later his permanent :. neadquarters will be in yesterday that the successor to Mir. Garl9nd Is MT. J. A. Finch, now in charEe of the cornpany's office in An Mir Charles A Garland was born in I.ynchburg. Va. He entered the service of the Western. Union Telegraph Com ously with that company until Sep tember, 1859, s-rving them successful ly as chief operator and manager. In ton of manager for the Postal Tele- Sraph Company at BirminEnanl. Ala. While there he ass,stsd in @ the eSn- Sp Orleans, Mobile Pensacola and other reached Pensacola he accepted the po-
  1901. he took charge of the Mobile of flee and has succeeded in building up a good bushes and establishing for for promptness and accuracy in the handling of .cablegrams and messages generally.
 who was manager of the company In Mobile for many years and a man Of wide popularity, MT Garland came as 2 stranger and won similar populari- 
 MT. Garland will assume his duties as superintendent of the Eighth dis Postal Post % telegraph hs sph'n and Cable compan" with temporary headquarters in Att lanta. ater he vii have permanent MT Garland was many ysarss mana ger of the Selma office of the Western Union Telegraph Company. land he ee99gntsd e9tT sf. eysrya sy;a person in ths Central The three Garland brothers are men of wide acquaintance. Their quality, sincerity and open-heartedness brings them friends wherever they are known.
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 Affairs of the University.
 Dr. John ". Abercrombie,~pres esident of the University of Alabama sent yes terday in Montgomerv in looking after the business affairs of the University Dr. Abercronbie came to the city 10 look after the summer campaign Tor students and to confer with number of parents and prospective students:
 Advertising and printing matters de- manded part of Dr Abercrombies at tention during the busy day he spent in Montgomery. Dr. Abercrombie Is very enthusiastic over the prospects of the University. The year which has just closed was the most successful Tn the history of the University and the commencement exercises which wound 1t up were the most illustrious that the famous institution eyer held. pr. Abercrombie expects during the com ing year a larger attendance than last year which broke all records at the University.
 The University Summer school is now on at the University and Dr. Aber- crombie expressed himself as very much gratlfied with the Attendance both in quantity and quality. The large attendance of teachers on the summer school in the opinion of Dr. Abercrombie evidences the sincere de- sire of the teachers of Alabama to per- feet tReir chosen vocation and to help forward as well as they might the great educational movement now on in this State.
 MT. Frank N Julian of Tuscumbia. a f well known newspaper man Of North Alabama who is in the happy position of being a candidate for Secretary of State without opposition, spent yester- day in Montgomery and went home on
 Mfr r. S. Beard, for some time en- ployed in the Montgomery office of the Southern Weighing and Inspecting Bu- reau, Is desperately Ill at his home in Troy He is a nephew Of Mir. W. F. Beard. chief clerk of the State Convict Board.
 Mir. F. F Stephenson of Decatur and MT. O.. C. Parker of New Decatur, are registered at the Imperial.
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 MT J. A. Young. a we'll known Mont gomery travelling man. returned to the city last night
 Messrs. J. T. Brook and F. G. Stevens of Birmingham. are registered at the Windsor.
 Mir. S. A. Reed of Alexander City spent yesterday in Montgomery. ' E g #
 MT. c. C. Looney of Birmingham, Is registered at the New Exchange.
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 Hon Fred S. Blackman of Anniston. was in Montgomery yesterday.
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 MT. J. S. Perkins of Selma, is reg istered at the New Exchange.
 SS s g MT. N. l. Cooper of LaFayette. was in Montgomery yesterday.
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 Dr. John Massey of Tuskegee was in