delivered the opinion of the court:
The State’s attorney of Saline county filed in the county court an information charging that the plaintiff in error within said county “unlawfully did then and there possess intoxicating liquor in violation of the Illinois Prohibition act.” The second count of the same information charged that the plaintiff in error “unlawfully did then and there manufacture intoxicating liquor in violation of the Illinois Prohibition act.” Plaintiff in error entered a plea of guilty ern both counts. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $200 and costs on the first count and a fine of $300 and costs on the second count, and that he be confined to the State farm at Vandalia for a period of ninety days and to work out the fines at said farm unless the same were paid. He brings the cause here for review.
*425Numerous grounds of error are urged, one of which is that the information does not charge the plaintiff in error with any crime under the law, and that since this is so, he is entitled to a reversal of the judgment notwithstanding his plea of guilty; and this is so. (People v. Brown, 312 Ill. 63.) The information in this case did not charge an offense. People v. Barnes, 314 Ill. 140; People v. Martin, id. 110.
Numerous other grounds are assigned, but it becomes unnecessary to consider them.
The judgment will be reversed.
Judgmmt reversed,