ROBB, Associate Justice.
On the night of March 18, 1931, James H. Lane, a motorman-conductor of the Washington Railway & Electric Company, took a street car to the end of the line at Congress Heights, starting his return run, with one passenger, at about 9 o'clock. Appellant, Garry R. Owens, was standing with his nephew, Charles Owens, at the car stop at the corner of Nichols avenue and Trenton street southeast, and, as the car approached, appellant signaled for...
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