Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-30
G1BBONEY OBJECTS.

GIBBONEY OBJECTS.
One Of the atter's class was in the ap-
plication Of Michael Cassano, Of northeast
corner 7th and Christian streets to trans
fer his license 10 Frank DeStcfano his
manager. The Law and Order Society
representative questioned the manager
asking him if the saloon property was
not a rendezvous for questionable wo-
men. Destefano denied this, but Mr..
Glbboney remarked to the court that "it
Is fortunate that this man Is not here
on a rule to revoke his license" The
court will decide Cassanos application
later.
The petition for the transfer of Dome
nico A. Turchfs license. from SOI-09 South
18th street to the northwest corner Of
10th and Catharine streets, seemingly did
not impress Judge Carr
II recall a number Of such applications
for this place and we will consider the
matter" said Judge Carr.
The court was told the property at the
southwest corner of eth and Bainbridge
streets, 10 which Angelo Leblanc asked
TO transfer his license now at the north
west corner 9Th and Lombard streets
was a doubtful location for a saloon.
Mr.. GIbboney declared the place had
been applied for time after time and
had been refused since a license formerly
ct the place was taken away by the leB
License Court. The neighborhood In IT.
self, according to Mr.. GIbboney is one
that should not have another saloon He
also said the locality was so we'll sup
piled with drinking places that owners
of saloons in the vicinity would certainly
not favor another license near their
places The case was taken under con-
siderat!on.
CREDITORS OPPOSE TRANSFER.
Creditors OF Samuel Reiter, 62l-23 Arch
street, objected to the transfer Of his
license 10 Abraham salkind, alleging that
they had received no notice OF Refers
Intention to transfer his license. The
court was asked 10 give the creditors a n
opportunity to protect their interests.
Reiter, 1t seems, engaged in the manu-
Iacture OF envelopes as a side issue to
ths saloon business and got into fnan-
cial difficulty The court decided TO give
the creditors a chance To file formal
protests before acting on the transfer
The retail license at 25Ol Pine street Ias
attacked by Mr. Gibboney. who asserted
that the character of the neighborhood
Is such at the present time that there
is no business for saloon there and
that 1t should be revoked. He objected
steudle 10 John sullivan. Steudle was
not present in court, but Sullivan, In
asking for the license, was positive there
was living FOR man al the place The
ease will be decided later.
sALOONKEEPER's OBJECTION.
Harry ], Craig, who asked for the trans
fer OF the license now held by Edward
Murphy, at 1873 Race street, said he did
not wish the transfer II he was not
permitted to remove the license from its
present location TO the southeast corner
OF 18th and Race streets. The latter place
was saloon property for many years,
but the license which was held there by
Patrick .iallasher vas transferred 10 the
next door property on 18th street a coInla
or years ago Gallagher protested against
another license being placed in the cor
ner property stating that the owner OF
she building and his former landlord.
with whom he had difficulty over alb
normally high rent had been seeking to
OBTAIN a license for the place ever since
Gallagher got his transfer. The court re-
served IT'S decision although the outIooI-
does not seem favorable to the transfer.
Inc retail petitions granted are:
= Hst War benl4min BsrkOwitz. $500 south
kally . Reed street. 10 southwest sSrner De-
s"are avenue and Reed street: James r. Nc
streets, 70 Michael Doanelly ''s
second Wart-ChaTles A. Ciancarulo a0t
Usst FaAsyunk avenue. 10 Anthony MaselI.
tulfu NaFu-jane CantE, sl2 South 18th
Ssi Fo1l,S % waliG. a4a 8 .gsgl5o sgT2, oz.,,, soo
Bridge street, 70 southwest corner 8th ana Balm
pfldse streets, Harry Quinn. southeast corner
1l5h ana H1inbEidge streets, 10 Jacob Roller.
Enth Ward-Patrick Kelly, I8s Chestnut
eol South "a street, TO Harry Zinzsr. William
= Fast
Sixth ward-Patriek Byrus. lo2-o4 North "A
street, 70 Patrick j.. Malone George sDrndes
Aus North I'M street 20 Niknl kHlela
seventh Wari-Mary BTyson. 1886 Pine
street 70 Anthony hilleen; Frank D. Cunleu
14aS Sguth street 70 George r, PatchsI; Frank
aord. DIS south 18th street, 20 John Landy.
Eighth Ward-t,onsTd r. Atkinson, III South
D. Brill IF.. ILLS south lOth 4lrst 10 Ed-
aard lschoppi Frederlck 10, Craig 2IJ South
zlst street u John W Bowers. John j. Gal
len, 1915 South sth street 10 Daniel D. u
southwest corner 9th and SAMSON streets h.
George q. Mead: James AcC.ay lTn5 SAMSON
street, TO William y. salmon, David Sherman.
si6-is Walnut street. % sherman 3 Hirsh
street 20 Michael F. p9nohus. Sr.. Bernard
0onnelly. % Filbert street 10 Thomas o.
fSstTx tSsst imgf isi51 7a E5s7.iH Fji5s9, ne Ess
GeoTss p Cuntreu, Ella ~ Z McManus. l5i6- !
12 Market street 20 Norman Nandome. An
thony Reals. southeast corner 10Th and FiIhsrt !
streets q Anthony and John Reale Stoerrls /
Z cropscker 20 North 9th street. 20 Adolph c. |
EIsssnth Ward Andrew r. Gallagher. s4s |
fsoFth Front street, % James Y, keoEh. Frank |
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