Pollock v. Hamm

Appellee, a young woman twenty-six years of age, and an employee of the First National Bank, while on her way to lunch was run over and injured at the intersection of North E and 17th Streets, in the city of Fort Smith, by an automobile truck owned by appellants, which was being driven by a negro, Ike Zackery, while delivering goods for them.

Appellee got off an east-bonnd street car, when it stopped at the intersection of said streets in a residential portion of the city, and, in accordance with a general custom, passed north in front of the street-car in the direction of her home. This…