Ridings v. Commonwealth.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Clay —

Affirming.

Florence Hidings, who was indicted for the murder of Bill Davis, was convicted of manslaughter and her punishment fixed at six years’ imprisonment. She appeals.

The facts are these: Appellant lived on Pine street, in Pineville, with her infant daughter and Elan Horn, who was employed to assist in the housework. At the time of the homicide her husband, Bill Ridings, was in jail at London, charged with a violation of the National Prohibition Law. On the day preceding the homicide, appellant, her daughter, and Bill Davis, the deceased, in one car, and…