Southeastern Greyhound Lines v. Suits

Claude H. Suits brought suit against the Southeastern Greyhound Lines, alleging, in part, that while the return part of a round-trip ticket (bought by Mm) from Atlanta to Rome over the defendant’s lines was in force, he approached the bus of the defendant company at the bus station in Rome for the purpose of boarding the bus of the defendant company and returning to Atlanta, and the driver of the bus refused to let him ride, stilting: “You can’t ride this bus; we don’t have drunkards on this bus . . I am talking to you; go in and get your money back, you can’t ride this bus, you are drunk;”…