The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
Season .t sfo.t~om~ry Theutre.

Season st sfenteomery Theatre.
 Messrs Sam HirschnY and Arthur Hirscher co-mdnawers of the Mont mernins from New York ni city where tney spent six weeks arranging the pookinxs for the Perry Street play house during the forthcoming season. :. August sl with 1" Message from Mars, said sam Hirscher. This Is the play that Mir. Hawtrey presented here, and which was so much enjoyed
 N believe l can safely say that we will offer our patrons this winter the best line of theatrical amusements ever brought to Montgomery. It is going to ,s pc ine season with eSmpaniss;, Tsapa s;,, and ha more sterling attractions on the road than ever before.
 We found managers in New York season and I think their opinion is to be confirmed. IL looks like we are go- ing to have satisfactory season
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 Much work for Mechanics.
 NThe mechanic who is without em- ployment these days is so from choice and not because of A scarcity ot Work, said railroad official yesterday. I do not recall a time when there was such demand for mechanics or all classes. and if any man IS without work 1t is because he does not want
 ..The case of the blacksmiths at the Montgomery shops of the Atlantic coast Line Railway who went on strike several weeks ago, necessitating the laying off' of about forty mechanics and boiler makers, is an illustration of the abundance of work throughout me country. These men have all secured employment and the majority or them did not leave Montgomery.
 There seems to be no limit to the supply of work throughout the coun- try, the scarcity being of competent mechanics to meet the steady and m creasins demand; a~
 sfsemcre Leaves the Force.
 After nearly i've years in the service of the city Patrolman W, 8 Sizemore yesterday laid aside his club ana nel- met and retired from the police de- partment He will engage in the mer- cantite business on Houston street with his brother. a policeman. Mir. Sizemore has made many friends in the service Of the city. His associates and the officers or tne department learned of his resisnasioh with regret &@%
 MT. J. M. Tucker. a young lawyer oi Montgomery. has decided 10 9psn q law ofice In Prattvills and and VII H. iesss wss graduated at the law school or the S,ase University and has many warm triends in this city.
 1sr csaoree S. COX of Thomasville. Ga, Is in the city. Mir. COX IS Ine Southern Georgia lumber buyer or tne American Car and Foundry Company His company operates, s,srts sexe1re ,n the coune try.
 pr. H. B. Rockwell of Mobile is in Montgomery. He IS represenIa,w,1h1, nT wh,sh <, has 1ust been awarded contract to pave Government Street in the Suil City,
 bate Judge of Dale County, who re- sides now at speigners, was In Mont gomery yesterday.
 candidate for Associate Railroad Com missioner. visited Montgomery yester- day.
 of HS tSs ost sSan promiSent hf' lawyers of North Alabama. is in tss ssS sits
 State Senator E. P Thomas of Bar bour County spent yesterday Tn Moht- gomery. s n
 MT. J. B. Martin of Union Springs is registered at the EsE Exchange
 MT. B. C.. FaircIoth. of Birmingham was in town last night.
 MT. J. D. Elnbry of Lainsville is wis., iting MOntsomesy ak ~
 MT. J. M Warner of opeiika is at the Inperial Hotel.
 Mir. J. M Warner of opelila is in the city.
 Mir. James c. simpson of Mobile Is Ia fovvn