Bartlett v. State

on state’s motion for rehearing.

MORROW, Presiding Judge.

— The State contends that the judgment should be affirmed. In passing upon the motion, a more comprehensive statement of the evidence than that contained in the original opinion is deemed necessary. In the afternoon of Saturday, August 10, 1929, the appellant, sixty-one years of age, in company with his wife, took their son, Travis, twelve years of age, to a barber shop, after which they proceeded to the home of Mrs. White, where Mrs. Bartlett remained. Bartlett requested and received permission to take Tempie Mahota Williams and her…