Rumph v. State

L. E. Eumph was indicted on the charge of “felony,.falsely personating another.” He was found guilty. He filed a motion in arrest of verdict and judgment. The motion was overruled, sentence was pronounced, and he excepted to the overruling of his motion. Omitting the formal parts, the indictment charged that “the said Eumph did falsely represent himself to be E. E. Bartlett an employee of the Southern Waxed Paper Company, and did falsely personate said E. E. Bartlett, in the passing and uttering of a certain check and writing, which was in form and substance as follows: ‘Southern Waxed Paper…