Lingenfelter v. State

DAVIDSON, Judge.

The information and complaint contain several counts; the following, however, was submitted-: “The said William Lingenfelter was then and there a male person who habitually associates with prostitutes and who hábitually loiters in and around houses of prostitution, against the peace and dignity of the State.”

The facts show that appellant was a barber and worked at the Saint Charles barbershop and received sixty per cent of the money he took in for his wages. The State’s case is shown, substantially, by the following evidence: Minnie Lee Jones said she lived at Miss Bell…