Powe Et Ux. v. Pittsburgh Rys. Co.

Opinion by

Me. Chief Justice Frazer,

These two appeals are in actions brought by a husband and wife against the Pittsburgh Railways Company, following an accident in which the wife, Gertrude Powe, was injured. Plaintiffs’ evidence was to the effect that, on the evening of April 8,1928, at about 11 o’clock, Mrs. Powe, with two other women, entered the back seat of an automobile facing east on Center Avenue, at its junction with Reed Street, in the City of Pittsburgh. At this point, street cars traveling west or inbound, make a right-hand curve on Center Avenue. While the driver of the automobile…