Raffaelle v. Industrial Commission

Per Curiam :

While talcing down top coal in the mine of defendant in error December 6, 1921, John Raffaelle was injtired by being struck in the right eye by a piece of coal flying from the pick which he was using. Dr. E. C. Spitze treated the eye until February 16, 1922, when it became necessary to remove the eye-ball, and it was removed. Raffaelle filed his claim for compensation with the Industrial Commission, and an arbitrator awarded him $15 a week for 13-5/7 weeks for temporary total disability and $15 a week for 25 weeks, under paragraph (e) of section 8, for permanent and complete loss…