Albert v. Miami Transit Company

TERRELL, J.:

The appellant, a lady sixty-two years of age, was on January 6, 1943, employed at a laundry in Miami. On the latter date, she boarded a bus of appellee-at 6 A.M. for the purpose of going to work. She tendered the- bus driver a five dollar bill, requested one dollar’s worth of bus tokens and the balance in change. The- bus driver ■ became angry, addressed appellant very rudely, told her he had no change and that she would have to get off the bus. Appellant then rummaged through her hand bag, found some change, paid the fare, and took her seat on the bus. The bus driver continued…