Hall v. Commonwealth

*720Opinion op the Court by

Judge Dietzman

Affirming.

On June 11, 1924, appellant, Elmer Hall, together with George Farrell, Richard Newhouse and Robert Mullen, left Newport, Kentucky, for Lexington in an automobile they had previously stolen in this latter named city. Hall had been released on April 15, 1924, from a penitentiary in Ohio, where he had served a term for robbing a storehouse. Newhouse had served a term in Greendale and also in the Frankfort penitentiary, and Farrell, on an amended charge of stealing an automobile, had served a term in jail. A few days prior to this June 1.1th, these…