191 Ind. 416 | Ind. | 1921
Appellant was charged by affidavit with the offense of “maintaining a common nuisance, by then and there keeping and maintaining certain rooms (describing them and their location) where divers persons were then and there permitted by him * * * to resort for the purpose of drinking intoxi
The brief for the appellee states that without objection by appellant five witnesses testified directly to facts establishing appellant’s guilt. We have examined the record and find that witnesses did testify that the appellant kept a restaurant in the rooms named, and that many different persons came to the restaurant and there bought soft drinks from appellant, and mixed intoxicating liquors with them and drank the mixture, in the
No reversible error being shown the judgment is affirmed.