It was decided, however, that while the operation of a public garage on Sunday is not necessary, the manufacturer of gas and the maintenance of tires under the guise of a work of necessity, and the commission of the Wells Fargo Company and the Wellington Bank Company will have to show Justice Crutchfield that they have been in the habit of closing their places of business from Friday afternoon to Saturday afternoon before they will be permitted to keep open on Sunday. Several of them were in court yesterday and each claimed to be present. Several of them were in court yesterday and each claimed to be present. The case against A. Simon, of 260 Beverly Street, was continued until July 1, as were those against George and James Pope, of 120 Beverly Street, all of whom were charged with selling confectionery and soda water on Sunday. V. S. Barstow, 11121 North First Street, was fined $10 and costs on charges of selling confectionery or the Sabbath. He noted an appeal. Justice Crutchfield continued until July 1.  In the case against It. 10. ('h'l'.
druimist, and Early Powell, his clerk,
who were chained with selling soft
drinks on the Sabbath. The case and this
W. T. Howard, colored, charged with
selling groceries. was continued until
the same date. Howard operated the
Church of Goodness Grocery Store
and claimed that he was a member of
the Church of God and Saints of this
and that he was in the habit of closing
his business from sundown Friday to
sundown Saturday. 