Davis v. State

Appellants were jointly indicted and tried upon the charge of possessing a still, and at the trial witnesses J. D. and Harold Parker and Braswell, Woodall and Hays gave testimony which fully warranted the jury in finding- that the appellants were in possession of the still and were about to. make whiskey with it when they were arrested.

No testimony was introduced in behalf of appellants, and none of them testified. The prosecuting attorney, in Ms closing argument, stated: ‘ ‘ There is the testimony of Parker, and the testimony of Braswell, and of Wood-all, and of Hays, and of Harold Parker,…