The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
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'Is the moving picture show Q perm anent institution or only fad" said a Montgomery man yesterday.
 This entertainment Is all the rage now. These pleasant nights the build iugs are crowded to the door and fre- auentiy many people have to stand. In early evening hours each car coming down town Is crowded with the people and their visit down town Is to sec the moving pictures T am inclined to think that the nov ing picture show has become perman- ent institution understand that one of the -laces which has been very successful will. this fall, bring a vaude- vile company to Montgomery and en- large. the musical entertainment which accompanies each performance. While am Inclined to think that we Will have the moving pictures With us als ways, like the poor"
 Unsanitary Condition.
 There are some very disorderly va cant lots In Montgomery" said prom inent citizen yesterday. some or them are positively riotous with tall weeds tin cans and other trash, and the un' sightlness of them detracts from the general beauty of Montgomery.
 T was so Interested in one Of them --I have to pass it every day--that as to whose duty it was to keep vacant lots in neatness. I was informed thai the owners of the lots are responsible for their Appearance. though the san to lend helping hand. During tne summer the Sanitary Department, in. stead of being strengthened as m pas, times. by numerical enlargement oi it's force, has really been weakened by the transference of one of it's inspec- tors to another department, so that us general surveillance of the city has not been as close as in previous years. a kt.aN Nho xfQn cleaned. It Is part of the 1910 move ment."
 MT. !. A. Young, a well known tray cling salesman of Montgomery, mas just returned from New York where he made connection with a large firm of the metropolis. In day or two MT. Young expects to start out on his fall trip: MT; Young was nsretoIore connected with knoxviiie hrh'
 Prof. R. E. Hardaway. superintend- ent of the Public Schools of Selma, was in Montgomery yesterday, en route 10 Perdido Bay, where he will spend months vacation.
 Mir c. LA Candler. Superintendent of Transportation of the Central of Geor- gia Railroad. with headquarters in Sa- yannah, spent yesterday in the cF'y'
 Postmaster Byron Trammell, of Do than, paid Montgomery a visit yester- day. He will return to Dothan this morning.
 Mir Ernest Lamar. a prominent citi- zen of Selma. was visitor to Mont gomery yesterday:
 MT. D. P. Roberts. of Birmingham, was at the Hotel Summers yesterday Mir. James K. Power. of Florence. spent yesterday in Montgomery
 MT. A. R. Brindley, of Gadsden. is registered at Hotel Summers
 MT. J. A. Bush, of Thomaston, is registered at the New Exchange.
 MT. E. R. Brlndley. of Gadsden. is registered at the Summers
 MT. E. P. Roberts. of Birmingham, spent yesterday in the city.
 MT. H. P. Harrison. of opelika, is registered at the Imperial
 MT. J. E. smith, of Enterprise, was in Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. W. B. Bragg. of Fort Deposit, is at the Hotel Imperial.
 MT. H. P. Harrison, ofAOpelika, spenS yesterday in the city
 MT. M. Gay, of Eufaula, was in the city yesterday.
 MT. J A. Buck, af Thomaston, is at the New Exchange.
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 MT. J. E. Jordan. of Elrod, was in the city yesterday.
 
 MT. F. M. Gay. of Eufaula, Is stay ing at the Imperial.