Chappelle v. State

Appellant was charged by affidavit with having violated the prohibition law in many different ways, but he was found guilty only as charged in the first and fifth counts of the affidavit, and not guilty as to the other counts. The first count alleged, substantially in the language of §1, ch. 23, Acts 1923 p. 70 (amending §8356d Burns’ Supp. 1921), that on August 27, 1923, at Marion county, State of Indiana, the defendant did a number of acts forbidden by said section of the statute, one of which was that he, “did then and there unlawfully manufacture * * * intoxicating liquor,” etc. And the…