The lewd disposition or lascivious conduct of the female and her relations with other men, such as kissing and embracing, may be shown in evidence as tending to impeach her chastity.123

But mere improprieties of the female before the alleged seduction, or sexual intercourse thereafter, will not, alone, prove unchaste character;124 nor can unchastity of the female be shown by proving that the house where she resides is of bad repute.125

119 Bowers vs. State, 29 Ohio St., 542; Oliver vs. Com., 101 Pa. St., 215; People vs. Wallace, 109 Cal., 611; Hughes Cr. Law, Sec. 2145.

120 State vs. Bums, 110 Iowa, 745; Flick vs. Com., 97 Va., 766; Polk vs. State, 40 Ark., 482; Underhill's Cr. Ev., Sec. 19-393

121 State vs. Lockerly, 50 Minn., 363; State vs. Zabriskie, 43 N. J. L., 369; Com. vs. Whittaker, 131 Mass., 224; Hughes Cr. Law, Sec. 2147.

122 State vs. Lockerby, 50 Minn., 363; People vs. Kearney, 110 N. Y., 193; Luther vs. State, 118 Ala., 88.

123 Creighton vs. State (Tex. Cr.), 51 S. W., 910; People vs. Squires, 49 Mich., 487; State vs. Brinkhaus, 34 Minn., 285; Hughes Cr. Law, Sec. 2151.

124 People vs. Kehoe, 123 Cal., 224.

125 Barker vs. Com., 90 Va., 820; State vs. Bowman, 45 Iowa, 418; 2 McClain Cr. Law, Sec. 1113.