Hull v. State

The appellant was found guilty of having violated the provisions of section 1988, R. S. 1881, by disturbing a collection of persons known as the “ Salvation Army,” who were met together for religious worship.

It.is insisted that the evidence does not sustain the verdict.

A number of witnesses testified that the appellant entered a room where persons adhering to the above named society or organization were assembled for the purpose of conducting religious services according to their accustomed method, with a cigar in his mouth and without removing his hat, and that he persisted in conducting…