ZIMMERMAN, J.
The principal errors of which defendant complains are that he could not be found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a minor without a prior adjudication that the minor herself was delinquent, and that there was insufficient competent evidence to establish his guilt.
We have read the bill of exceptions throughout and find competent evidence showing that in the early part of January 1951, when Joan was 16 years old, she became acquainted...
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