Clark v. State

The offense is robbery; the punishment, confinement in the penitentiary for fifty years.

On the first of March, 1937, R. P. Harvey, who was a taxicab driver, received a call to go to a beer tavern at 5314 Holmes Street in the city of Dallas. Arriving at the tavern about 4 A. M., Harvey found appellant and Kermit Lewis Harwood there drinking beer. In a few minutes said parties got in the taxicab with him, and he started to drive up Holmes Street towards town. He had heard some one in the tavern call the appellant "Dude," and as he drove away he said to appellant: "Dude, where are you going?"…