Marshall v. State

Mrs. Marshall was convicted of having, controlling and possessing, keeping for sale, and selling intoxicating liquors. She excepts to the judgment overruling her motion for a new trial.

That view of the evidence which tends most strongly to uphold the verdict makes the following ease against her: On December 14, 1923, the date the offense is alleged to have been committed, several officers went to the home where the accused and her husband lived, the husband being absent at the time. At the side of the house they met two negro men coming toward the front, one of whom, upon discovering the…