Reynolds v. State

DAVIDSON, Presiding Judge.

Appellant was charged in two counts with keeping a disorderly house—the evidence indicates that, if anything, it was an assignation house. The complaint charges that she kept this house and permitted it to be used by men for the purpose of meeting by mutual appointment made by another for the purpose of sexual intercourse. The information charges that it was done for the purpose of men and women meeting for such intercourse. This count in the information was attacked; the court overruled. There is a clear variance between the complaint and information. The…