Carey v. Frederick Wiedlandt & Co.

Opinion by

Tbexler, P. J.,

This is a Workmen’s Compensation case. Charles Carey was employed by the 'Frederick Wiedlandt & Company. In the course of his employment, his arm was broken. The accident occurred February 6, 1924. He was confined to the hospital for about a week and then went home, and made visits to his physician every other day. The improvement was such that the physician concluded on or about the 28th or 31st of March that he could go to work in about a week. He had a fairly good use of his arm. He could put it about 20 degrees perpendicular, and had a good flection. The doctor…