State v. Furr
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MillbR, Judge:
Defendants were each separately indicted, tried and con-■vieted for unlawfully permitting persons under the age of eighteen years to play at the game of pool in their respective pool rooms, in Glenville, Gilmer County, where it is charged each was the owner and licensee of his pool room, the person so designated in the indictment against Furr being Douglas C. Bain, and the one designated in the indictment against Lorentz being William Smith.
The indictments were founded on section 35a, chapter 109 Acts of the Legislature of 1921. A demurrer was interposed to each indictment,…
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