Supreme Court of Pennsylvania April 12, 1920, Appeals, Nos. 189 and 190 (Brown v. Philadelphia)

Per Curiam,

December 28, 1916, about 3:45 p. m., Lottie Brown was going along the east sidewalk of South Forty-seventh street, Philadelphia; when in front of No. 1429, she stepped into a pool of water three quarters of a yard long, one-half yard wide and six or seven inches deep ; she was thrown to the ground and sustained injuries.