Commonwealth v. Celli

Opinion by

Kenworthey, J.,

Appellant was convicted and sentenced under two indictments charging pandering and accepting bawd money. Act of 1939, June 24, P. L. 872 §§513, 515, 18 PS §§4513, 4515. In her brief in the two appeals which followed she presents four questions. Only two of them are included in the Statement of Questions Involved. We have considered them all. They are all without merit and the judgments will be affirmed.

The evidence of appellant’s guilt was overwhelming. The Commonwealth proved that she had been since 1930 the owner of the bawdy house; that she visited it daily; that…