Bartlett's Case

Workmen’s Compensation Case. The statute cited in this opinion is Act of 1919, Chapter 238. The only question *375presented is whether the employer had such “knowledge of the injury” (Section 20) as to render unnecessary the thirty-day notice prescribed by Section 17. All essentials, other than the notice or. equivalent knowledge, are established and unquestioned.

The statutes involved, omitting irrelevant parts are as follows: Section 17. “No proceedings for compensation for an injury under this act shall be maintained unless a notice of the accident shall have been given to the employer within…