Railway Express Agency, Inc. v. Lewis

The Railway Express Agency, Inc., complains of an award made against it by the Industrial Commission. The Commission found the following facts:

M. C. Lewis was employed as a truck driver in the city of Richmond to receive and deliver packages sent and to be sent by the railway express company. In the morning hours his duties required him to be on the streets in the area between east Foushee and Eleventh streets, but in the afternoon he was subject to call to other parts of the city, depending upon the exigencies of the day. While at Main street station on the afternoon of May 17, 1930, Lewis…