Evening journal., 1917-11-30
OPPOSE RENEWAL Of
MR.. GALVIN'S license
Boys Under 81 Years Of Age
Say They Bought Drinks
There
WITNESSES ADMIT
THEY DECEIVED

or tho 1vo remonstrances which
wereh were flled against The renewal
OF liquor licenses by the Law and Or
der Society only one that against
jeremiah Calvin, who conducts a sa-
loon at Second and Adams streets, was
pressed before Judges Boyce and Rice
IN Court Of General Sessions today.
Another viii be passed this after
noon. The remaining three will be
withdrawn
tn counts against Mr.. Calvin were
First. second and third. selling TO
minors; fourth, violation Of the screen
law, NTH, maintaining a free lunch
counter, sixth, resort or minors
seventh, selling 10 soldiers In uniform F.,
eighth, selling TO drunkards after be-
ing warned by their wives ninth and
tenth, not a proper person.
Caleb L. Burchenal, counsel for the
Law and order Society, announced that
the count OF selling TO soldiers in uni-
form had been abandoned The FIRST
charge heard against Mr.. Calvin was
violating tho screen law
Philip L. Garrett counsel for Mr.
Calvin, said that he desired 10 file
stipulatlons in th'- nt but to this
Alr Burchenal objected. sxHzTI
] Judges BONcc o.,. .a,e said that sa-
! loOnkeepers should not have TO an
pear before a court for violation Of this
law. that they should see 10 II tuat
( their buildings comply with the law
that II the law were not complied with
the keepers should make the necessary
alterations to the building
Mr.. Garrett's request was declined.
J Frank A. Haley, of tho Law and Order
Society, and the Rev. Jack Wells, pastor
OF Wesley NJ. E. Church, both stated thai
when close up to the windows Of the
saloon one could plainly see those at tho
bar, but that while walking about the
middle Of the pavement one could not
see the men at the bar so as to recog-
nize them.
Frank Thomas and the Rev. George A.
Cook, gave similar testimony
Thomas Shields testified to having
seen Richard NJ. Thomas, who is but IS
years old, buying beer from Mr.. Gall
win.
James Hagan, who said he was is
year sold, said he had bought beer from
Mr.. Calvin last February, but that in
April he was refused there.
Francis Riley told Of buying beer
and whiskey IN Mr Galvins saloon be-
iore his twenty Grst- birthday anni-
vessaty lzst July
Coopcr hesd and Harry Valentine,
eec: - years old. testified 10 having
A., hovsh; ooar frem Mr. calvin. bnt ad-
in.tiNd thst they had told the bartender
they lSerc OF age
jain Nuicae-. 20 vea.s old. Alfred
ccauG. ~ yea.s 30. sad Ralph -Slrn-
G.. ~ years 30 a:so ;Aei:ard 70 ha-ins
bcrgIt f-~er s-oF1 SIR C4iSM.
J-S:iBCny wss brought on 10 slow
tha; Mr. juV:n k"pi r--tAsh 90 The
bor Tor h:s curterners.
% his oAu .d.'elss Sr 0tlvm Hai
that hls bL eo'l-d - seeD from "a.
s<s~st
Re qeid thss siiomas had told h.ua h'
was eS soa-s cd Riity, Valentine
'i4l,h,r, Icrnsr Ghd Cooper had told
hin fhc3 vesc 22 years old. lie said he
never sid liquor 10 minor knowing
ly aad s. was only occasionally that he
had pretxels On the bar.
A number Of witnesses were pro
duced by the defendant to show the
stric. order Of Mr. Calvin IN selling
drinks to. boys looking 10 be under 2i
years and to show that the Interior OF