Guile v. Snyder

On December 1, 1922, appellant was one of a large number of persons who attended a funeral. After the burial the crowd began to disperse, and a Dr. Walton came to appellant and told him that two ladies had driven to the funeral in a Dodge car, and that the lady who drove the car had become ill and was unable to drive the car home. Dr. Walton asked appellant if he could not drive the Dodge car for the ladies. Appellant answered that he could not, but if some one had driven a Ford who could drive a Dodge he would drive the Ford home and the other party could drive the Dodge. This arrangement…