Kelley v. State

Appeal from decree condemning an automobile because of its alleged use in the transportation of prohibited liquors.

A claim was interposed by O. B. Kelley, as owner, denying that the car was used in the transportation of such liquors.

The sole testimony was that of W. S. Adams as follows: Responding to a call on Eleventh avenue between Twenty-First and Twenty-Second Streets North, witness went over there; found Kelley lying on the hack seat of the car drunk; one Winfrey had one knee on the car door and the other foot on the running board; a woman with clothes disarranged was sitting on the…