The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
 FOR LABOR DAY Arrangements Complete
 for Monday. BIG PARADE IN FORENOON Barbecue to Follow at Electric Park
 for Two Hours. Speaking by Atlanta Printer and Oth- CTS, With Various Athletic Events
 to Round Out the Days
 Program.

Great preparations are on foot for the observance of Labor Day in this city on Monday. For several weeks plans looking forward to the celebra- tion have been under way, until now all arrangements have been practi- cally completed and the features of the day decided upon.
 The Centrau Labor Council. under the auspices of which organizat tion the day will be observed, has been dil- igently at work on making the cele- bration great success, and on giving the participants royal entertainment and altogether fine day of it.
 The celebration will begin in Mont gomery at 10 o'clock Monday morning. the first order of the day being a pa rade, which is expected to be largely participated in. After the parade, the celebration will be transferred from the city to Electric Park, where bar becue will be given and the afternoon spent in various games and exhibitions.
 At the Park, also, several speeches will be made. though definite word has not yet been received as to who the orators will be- Mir. Weir, of Atlanta, one of the prominent officials of the Typographical Union in the Gate City, has signified his willingness to accept the invitation to be present and will, accordingly. be the principal orator of the day. Mayor Teague. of this city. Attorney VIII Hill and Judge Terry Richardson have also been invited to make addresses, though their accept ance of the invitations has not yet been received by the Labor Council.
 The parade is expected to be one of the best Labor Day parades in num- ber of years. T. J. Kelly. President of the Labor Council. said last even ing that indications are that this fea- ture will be especially attractive. inas- much as particular stress Is being laid upon it by the various unions that will participate.
 The officials of the Capitol and City Hall, the City Council. and number of prominent citizens have been invited to share seats in the carriages that have been provided for the occasion. A large outpeuring of these is expected to be the results of the invitations.
 The following labor unions will par ticipate fin the parade: typographical, bricklayers,' telegraphers,' stage. bar tenders. caruenters, sheet and metal workers. plumbers. cement workers car workers. boiler makers machtn- ists,' and pressmen's. Each of the unions will introduce some special fea- lures Tn the parade. and friendly competition will result.
 The line Of marcn, as outilneo' ls as follows: Beginning on Washington Street. just off Court Street, the par ticipants will march to Lawrence down Lawrence to Madison Avenue, te Blob Street, to Commerce, up Com merce to Dexter Avenue, to the Capitol ana thence. doubling back, the line will disband at the Court Street basin. H D. LaMont will be chief marshal
 Directly after the march the labor CTS and families. guests and famil- ies and visitors and families will jour ney to Electric Park, where the other exercises of the day will be participat- ed in. The barbecue will continue from 1 o'clock to o'clock, after which thu afternoon will be spent in dancing and various running. jumping and athletic feats
 Hoffman's Orchestra will stay with the participants the whole of the day preceding the parade and furnishing the music for dancing at the Park.