Evening journal., 1916-03-18
BAR minors FROM
LIQUOR HOUSES
Court in Regranting Levy
and GloSking License
Sounds Warning
lOTHER CASES
BEFORE COURT

Ayres J. stockley represented Levy
and Gloskng, wholesale liquor deal
ors, Market street above Front. in Gem
eral Sessions Court today. when the
Law and Order Society contested the
granting OF a liquor license TO the
company. The application was OPP
posed on the ground that the company
employed a minor in the store as a
messenger The second ground Of the
opposition was that liquor was bottled
in the place in the sight Of the minor.
Under the child labor law it was
pointed out Il is unlawful for a minor
to be employed in a saloon or bar
room.
Caleb e. Burchenal. for the Law and
order Society. said the case was
brought mainly to get decision from
the court as TO the right OF the liquor
trade to employ a minor Mr. Burche-
nal recalled that in the Gam case. be-
fore the court recently. the court had
stated that the employment OF q minor
in and about the saloon would be suf-
hcient for q revelation of the license.
The court today. however. decided that
the present case did not come within
the law governing a saloon or bar
room. Levy and GloslSing conducting
Wholesale liquor house.
"The application will not be refused
at this term OF court" remarked Judge
Boyoe. but we suggest that as the
matter has been brought to the at
tention OF the court that the applicants
had better dispense with the employ
ment of a minor"
The court was assured that the COM
pany will not employ a minor In the
future.
The next case called was that OF
Joseph b. McHugh, proprietor Of the
saloon al Eighth and Church streets,
3 who asked for a merchants liquor
: license. A remonstrance was filed
against the application. The applica-
tion was refused on the ground that
the license was not necessary.
John Saved applied for wholesale
license for the property No. 503 Tat
! nall street The property had been a
bottling establishment for thirty-hve
: years until Generosa Verderamo. the
former tenant. was convicted of sell.
ing liquor in greater quantities thar
allowed by his license The Law ans
Order Society had filed remon
STRANGE against the relicensing OF tn
place.
Judge Boyce remarked the cour
-.
" ing the owners interest IN the prop
crty and whether he would see tina
the tenant did not violate his license
The court retired 10 consider In,
a. application and upon returning tc the
'e bench asked the Law and Order az.
y torneys If they had anything to say
q against the reputation OF the appli.
II cant Horace G.. Eastburn said ne
n was neutral" on that point
,r One Of the persons who gave
d Szwed a letter OF recommendation
e was William b. Megear. n wholesale
}. grocer, member OF the Police Commits
Ia sion and President OF the Chamber OF
II Commerce.
is The court granted the license. al
the same time remarking that own
k ers of licensed properties must sec
d that their tenants live up 10 the law
S When the application of Robert J
e McCloskey. Sr.. came before the
court the Law and Order Society filed
It a remonstranco, alleging that the ap
j." plicant was not q proper person e
n conduct the place. Frank l.. Speak
l. man representing James II. Kane
10 owner Of the property told the cour
r that he had served notice on the Ba
> varian Brewing Co. TO vacate the prem
o. ises on March %. lie understood the
s. Bavarian Brewing Co had mott
J. fed McCloskey. a sub-tenant. to va
II cate the place on that date. A con
e ference was held between the cour
and attorneys. after which the casi
n was continued for the pre- sent. Al
r. unopposed licenses were signed b,
m the court this afternoon.