The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
MANY COAFfcTI0MERS
Do BUSINESS SUNDAY
rhvERYMEN ARE REPORTED.
Female Clerks At Hotel News and
Cigar stands Must Answer Charge
OF Working On Sabbath-Dry Goods
Merchant and Groceryman, Too.

Thirty cases OF Sunday violation
were reported by the police OF the
First and Second Districts yesterday.
From the Third District at midnight
last night the report came that no
Sunday vIolators had been apprehend-
ed in South Richmond.
Those reported yesterday were
mainly confectioners and cigar and
tobacco dealers. Many of the places
were wide open. and most of them
did large business The soft drink and
tobacco emporiums were filled with
customers a great part of the day.
Immediately upon being served
nished bond for appearance in Police
Court this morning, and resumed
business The First District arrests
were:
P. sarti, confectionery, by Talley
and Kuhn.
Pete Joseph. cigarettes. by Dutton.
Galley MCGOWAN and Sweet.
Cigar Clerks Busy.
NJ. Mitteldorfer, for hiring persons
to sell cigars at Rueger's. Murphys
and the Richmond hotels, and Misses
Cora A. Blanton, Emma Glenn and
Junius -Rowett, for selling cigars at
stein.
H. v. Levenson. cigars, by Dugan.
Jack Shuletta. cigarettes. by Talley
and Dutton.
Frank Delpapa, confectionery, by
johnson. Mitchell and Bernstein.
Mike Scheer. soft drinks and cigars,
by johnson. Mitchell and Bernstein.
w. H. Daley. soda water. by john
son. Mitchell and Bernstein.
Mike Mardenia, retail mercantile
store, by Folkes and Johnson.
Hagep Baronian and Mike Higo-
pein, tobacco. by Folkes and Johnson.
s. T. Atkinson. manager Richmond
Hotel. for hiring musicians to per-
form on Sunday, and p. II. Friestine.
musician, by Brown and Hill.
Mike Kocen. ice cream and soda
water. by r. L. Shoemaker.
Second District Arrests
In the Second District the following
persons we're arrested and bailed:
John Coll. confectionery. by Settles
and Harris.
Albert Coli. confectionery. by Allen.
John Fahed. confectionery. by Graf
ton and Jordan.
w. I. johnson. livery stable. offer
ing carriages for hire, by Grafton.
Jordan. Riddell and Stockmar.
Reuben Alexander, colored. driver
for Johnson, by same.
A. d, Price colored. livery stable,
offering carriages for hire, and James
Cole. his driver. by Grafton, Jordan,
Riddell and stockmar.
V. S. Berberian, confectionery, by
Jordan. Riddell and Hooker.
X. c. Evans, colored. groceries, by
Roschinsky. @
NJ. Winston. colored. confectionery,
by Rochinsky.
E. T. Gordon. cigarettes. by Stock
mar. Smith and GaIbraith.
George Fahed, confectionery by Car
ter.
OrKantst Cosby II Baised.
Ernest G. Cosby. organist at All
Saints Church, for working at his
trade and calling" by Captain Soweil
and Officer Samuels
Solomon Caplon, dry goods. by Jor-
dan. Stockmar and Riddell.
S. Francione. confectionery. by Way
mack. Waller and Latham.
Heretofore. whenever Justice Crutch-
field has been called upon to pass
Judgment upon confectioners who kept
open on Sunday. he has imposed THE
minimum fine. 1t Is believed he will
follow hts own precedent and that
the cases will be appealed. and tested
as to the question of necessity. It
was generally understood the confec-
tionery stores would be open. for the
purpose Of having the question finally
steeled in the upper courts.
No arrests were made In the limos OF
business upon which Justice Crutch-
field is now considering, and which
have been continued. These are the
jitneys. transfer men and newspapers.
All the cases will be called this
morning.