KENNEDY, District Judge.
On July 14, 1947, the plaintiff purchased two tickets to Charleston and return, intending to take a trip with his wife and two children (aged respectively at that time two and three and one-half). He intended to travel in a chair car, equipped with reclining chairs, an accommodation which the traveling public may secure by a mere reservation without extra charge. Plaintiff had such reservations both going and returning.
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