City of Wheaton v. Howard

Appellant was arrested in the city of Wheaton while selling religious literature from house to house and charged with the violation of a municipal ordinance making it unlawful to peddle without a license. He was found guilty by a justice of the peace and on appeal to the circuit court was again' found guilty and judgment was entered against him for $25 and costs. We are asked to review the judgment of the circuit court on a direct appeal.

No question was raised in the circuit court as to the validity of the ordinance, and the record contains no certificate of the trial judge that in his…