Armstrong v. State

The accusation in this case charges that on May 34, 1933, in Bibb county, Georgia, H. Armstrong committed simple larceny by stealing “one thousand gummed labels printed to order . . of the value of $3, and of the personal goods of J. M. Coggins and R. E. Mann Jr., a partnership.” It appears from the indictment that said labels were an advertisement for an insecticide called “ SHEET-O,” and that at the bottom of the labels were the words “Macon Specialty Co., Macon, Ga.”

J. M. Coggins testified: that on May 34, 1933, he and R. E. Mann Jr. were operating a printing business under the firm name…