Anderson v. Ford Motor Co.

December 16, 1923, while working at common labor in defendant’s employ, plaintiff, in lifting a plank, sprained his back. He quit work for three and one-half weeks and then returned and worked at lighter labor until early in March when he decided to take a rest and left defendant’s employ. He changed his mind about taking a rest and wanted to return to work for defendant but was not taken back, and, after seeking other employment and declining two offers because the work was too' heavy, he secured work in a restaurant May 17, 1924, and was working there at the time of his first and second…