The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-08

The lid was on in Montgomery yes terday as never before. The Ieasue ordinance, as adopted by the City Coun- oil on December 1. was rigidly enforced by the Police Department and, so far as the police authorities know, there was no vinous or spirituous Aauor sold yesterday.
 Six arrests were made yesterday for violations of the Teague ordiuance. and all of them were outside the heart Of Montgomery's business district Four ofthose arrested were white men, while two of them were negroes. The police also made two arrests for violations oi Section 1132 of the City Code as re- gently amended by the City Council. This section regulates all classes of Sunday business.
 c. w. Smith, a negro who conducts a grocery and beer saloon corner or Day and Oak Streets, was the first per son to come within the pale of the Teague ordinance. His arrest by Pa trolmen Avant and Pendergrass oc- cured at 12:40 o'clock yesterday morn- ing. It is charged against him that he failed to comply with the law in that he did not have a glass front in his place of business so that clear view could be had of his bar from the side walk.
 At 7:15~ o'clock yesterday morning, Patrolmen Loe and Mosley arrested c. D. Faulkenberry, white man who con . . ducts a grocery and saloon corner or Holt Street and Jefferson Davis Ave- nue. It is alleged that this liquor deal CT did not have a glass front ill ms store and thus failed to come up to the requirements of the Teague ordinance.
 At 10 o'clock yesterday morning. the same patrolmen arrested R. R. Pettus,
 1txNf NfS and grocery at 464 Bell Street. The allegation against Pettus is that he had a door open connecting his dining room and his bar room.
 Alleging that Dave Johnson, a ne- gro, had his saloon open at the corner of Union and Randolph Streets, the same patrolmen arrested Johnson at 3:l5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 T. N. Pugh, white man, who is the proprietor of a saloon and groceery on North Decatur Street, north of the brewery, was arrested by Mounted Pa- trolmen Taylor and Crossland at 9:15 o'clock yesterday morning. Pugh, it is alleged, failed to have glass front in his store. It was said that his doors were solid, affording no view Of the bar from the outside.
 Mounted Patrolmen Taylor and Cross land, at 12:50 o'clock yesterday after noon, arrested Leo Lichenstein, who conducts the Boguehomme Mercantile Company. In this case it is alleged that Lichtenstein had the rear door of his bar open and that there were sev- eral persons in the saloon.
 M. Karnish and O.. Ehrlich, white fruit peddlers. were arrested by Pa trolman John McDade at 11:25 o'clock yesterday morning on charges of vio- lating section 1132 of the City Code as recently amended. The charge against them is that they were delivering a car load of fruit to fruit dealers on Sunday in direct conflict with the pro- vision of the section.
 Every one of the eight men arrested for Sunday violations made a nominal bond and were released. They will have hearings before the recorder this afternoon.
 On the whole, the first Sunday. un- der which the Teague ordinance was operative, was charact erized by an all most unanimous attempt on the part of the retail liquor dealers of Mont gomery to comply with the measure