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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-19
Nature

The little white or yellow butter
fly which you" casually observe in
your back yard in May is called the
"Orange-tip, although only the male
is yellow and even he sometimes has
black spots, of course. Mrs. Orange
tip lays her eggs on flowers. They
are very small but when magnified
look like nine-pins. Egg matches be-
fore the end Of May INFO a caterpil-
lar which late in July turns into a
long slender green chrysalis. There
it remains till the following May
when it becomes the white or yellow
butterfly that brightens your spring
landscape.
AS soon as the soil warns up Mrs.
Daddy Longlegs gets busy boring
little holes in the soil in each of
which she lays one Of her shiny
black eggs. Nature gives this insect
long legs so that they can navigate
easily among the blades of grass.
But if you amputate the legs, it
doesn't make much difference with
either of the Daddy Longlegs; they
remain healthy and active regard
less.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-19

IF a man is sentenced to be
hanged and the rope breaks be
fore he dies is he freed because
of this accident?
| No, hanged by the neck until
dead" is the customary sentence.
He is hung again until dead.
! What is the best method of
getting rid of the green lice at
the roots Of asters?
Use air-slaked lime mixed with
tobacco dust. The earth should be
removed with care not to injure the
roots, the mixture applied directly
to them, and the earth replaced with
equal precaution.
How are rubber spOnges made?
Rubber used in the manufacture
of sponges is compounded with sub
stances which volatilize during vuI-
canization. Ammonia and it's com
pounds which vaporize at the tenn
perature of INFLAMMATION may also
be used. During the cure, vapors
are inclosed in bubbles. In order to
break the bubbles, the rubber is
boiled in an alkaline solution and
into boiling water. This process is
repeated until all bubbles have burst.
The resulting sponge is washed out
and cut into the desired shapes. The
best rubber sponges were produced
in Russia in pre-war days, but the
details of manufacture have never
been divulged.
What is the longest stretch of
single track railroad in the
United States?
From Chicago to Tacoma, on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail
! way, 2.20ss6 miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-19
BUT BECAME "PROP MGR" OF A RoLIER RINK.

gave me start that probably
stunted my growth.
Maine was the original dry
State. It was here that a wink in
the drug store saved nine in the
The Delta independent., 1924-05-16
Drapery Specials

36 inch Voiles and Marqui-
settes, plain and fancy de-
signs, 25c values for----I9C
36 inch Voiles and Marquis
cites, the better grades, sell
ing regularly at 35c and 39c
a yarl, sale price------29C
36 inch Voiles and Marquis
cites the still finer qualities,
selling regularly at SOC and
65c a yard, sale price 39C
The Delta independent., 1924-05-16
Women's S Union Suits

The regular 81 Summer
garments, in size "a only,
and so they will be sold at
half price ------------.SO
The Delta independent., 1924-05-16
Chldren's S Union Suits

Athletic garments, fin e
checked Nainsooks, bloomer
knee style, ages 2 to II
years, specially priced at
TX
The Delta independent., 1924-05-16
Underwear Crepe

sc inches wide, sheer and
dainty in pink and white,
regular 45c a yard, sale
price -----,ZQ
The Delta independent., 1924-05-16
Humming Bird Silk Hose
Paul Jones Middies

Ladies' and Misses sizes
high grade and truly Won
der values at this sale SI.39
The Delta independent., 1924-05-16
Bleached Sheetings

"a Bleached Wearwell- SIS
l0-4 Bleached Pepperell .59
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

! FURNITURE and piano moving; general traekiHg of all kinds. Geo. H. sfnedleys
 ss Bassett St.; phone ssu-s. fLIGHT-DellYeries to New York. Leaving
 on Monday. Alex MalaHud. s2 Hartford Ave, Phone isbS.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

TOUR BATTEHY-1s INSURED WHEN STORED AT o'NEILs. DON'T LET IT DIE IN THE CELLAR. PHONE goo.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

WEST END--rwo ramiiy house, ia rooms.
 hard "oea floors. price tla,61a. Natson
 q doaes, es4 Main sti phone 24s0. WEST END-seV en. room eotfa.e n,aiIsr5, l lh every way, price se, 500. Watsan .
 Jones, .s4 Main St. phone 245u. WORKING MANS hpME-Yery ecutFaI ii
 rooms, two famlly house, with lmpg0vs- ments, II. N. LoekWooa, Real Estate.
 Insurance. City Hal.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
MERCHANDISE

| Ahtt'tNS ' Ui t'hft op 1 MOVING PICTURE MACHINE--fof sale. i With films. Inquire 237 corbin Ave- i Phone se3-4.
 i RADIO sETs-and a complete stock Of ! parts. The Spring & Buckley Electric Co, 1T Church st. Business and Ufsice Equipment @ 1 CASH REGISTER computing scales. meat choppers also repaired. T. 2. Cash Register Co.,, i2 Washington Pi. Tel 2g4i. GREENwoOD's approved business and In
 come tax record In stock and for sale by The Adkins Printing Company. offlcs
 supplies of every nature - NATIONAL cash registers. new and sec.
 ond hand. also rspairing. 2ss Main street.
 sAFEs-see ours before buyirg; s3s.5O and up. Adkins Printing Company office furniture and stationery.
 sHAw-wALkER PORTABLE VAULT, sil steel uses but 45 sq. feet of floor space. weighs but 500 lbs: adjustable interior, lock box and drawers; ideal for home
 and office use price only Si1i.50; meas
 ufements. outsidr, 5zxz5 i-5G71 tn.; Tn.
 side. 4z i-2rls l-s1a0 s-s Inches. Adkins
 Printing Co. ss Church street
 Feed ard Fuel 5s MTxED-Hard wood ut aHy lengths t5 a
 load; delivered anywhere In the city.
 Phone 2o21-12 or g pak street. MoRE-nlllk from Cow Chow is what all
 inc dairymen say who feed IL. Give
 Puripa Cow Chow trial and see what t
 will do for you. \. T. Bird and Feed
 Co., I72 Arch st. woOD-Cut in stove and fireplace lengths.
 orders taken for deiiseTy ts your address
 by l.. N Bunham. Bg Winthrop St..
 Phone 4ss-5 or by IL. F. Cooley. ss
 Grand St.. Phone sli4.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

Farms Tor sale g. FARMS FOR SALE NO. i3.-just listed, This must be sold before Feb. 18th. Located in Berlin2 arres fine early land, good brook new room houses l barn right near trol- ley 2ts miles from New Britain. Price sfs00.
 Ngi4--sa acFrs. nTE barns acres. f heifers 1 horse, running water in house and lHrn Ib room house, HeaF trolley line miles from Berlin. S39U9 cash. baI- aBne mJrtEagc.
 SUBURBAN FOR sALE- NO. ib.-MaIu St.. Berlin, good house nieetTlr lights. gas city water, garage on treIley line, room for garden and poultry. f2.5p5 cash, baiane mortgage.
 cAsHMAN FARM AGENCY.
 1s1 MAIN STREET
 PHONES: s1sf oaiee-ss1-s Home.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

77FFsTs FTs-Iady @IEa Ufofessgons would ifEe a.yara ard Feafn Hi:h private family. Isnsrany Mtatsd Address Box 3. Her zla.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
Houses For Sale

BELvIDERE-Two tEroem cottages thr. be bought right, pfiss s6.009: casa required si.000, Watson & Jones. 29s
 Main mfeet.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

PROPERTY FOR SALE BY H. J. FoIREE AND HARRY HOLLAND
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

CI4NTltAL.=~Loeation, two family house, with corner lot, garage. Price reasonable. Tel. 140-Ia.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Agcnts--ReaI Estate 7s FDH real estate and ire insurance see 1hs Jotn Cooke company. hough Bt.. Piainrilis, Conn.
  IIAfNvtLLE-Rea estate and insurance Mortgage loans. skInns. Smith Co. Ner block. Piainyille and Madison. Conn, Phone ii-a. pLAISH1LLE-Rcai estste For safe. Insurs ancs Of every descttp Ion. See Cunning bam & wininger, Realtors. Neri Blds- Piainyilie. Tel. l20. REAL EsTATE-John E. Cdnlon, $ West Main street. plAintllle Tel. si.a.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

BOOKBEEPER-wan thoroughly eK- pcrienced In bookkeeping. Knowledge of selling in dry goods store Apply Capitol Dry Goods Store, 41g Main $. ExPERIESCED-Girl for general house. work. wanted. Good wages paid. Apply ei Lexington st., evenings.
 TOUSG-girl wanted 10 help with light h0usework. Call 1i16 or at q Lyons St., Mrs. Hoffman.
 WAITREss-at Hotel Grand, 85 Myrtle st. woMEN--to paint lamp shades Tor us al home. Pleasant interesting work whole or part time. Experience unnecessary. Nileart company sies Ft. Wayne, Ind. wOMAS-wanted 10 do general homework. family of three. Must understand cook ing. Good pay for right woman. German ar Hungarian preferred. Box 2o, Herald. WnMAS-and Girl wanted, good steady work. call Monday, Mrs. F. Hausen's Employment Agency. is0 High st.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

NERI BLOCK, PLAiSviiLE. TEL tso PlAlSNILLE--4 room bungalow siI ,75S-- eih improvements, electric lights etc
 sasg tsNls. John E. Conlon, Tel, 4i.s fLAiNNILLE-Two tenement fiots ;7,,,. siae Nhls masonry. lot l7g front by 800 centrally Iocsted; price Ssb06. sf ass caso' haianre time, Box ss Bnsoi,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Building Lots For Sale

BUILDING LOTS on easy payments h aII parts of the city at prices much fewer than wili be asked next year. The " L. Hatch Co., City Hat building
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

keistNiOHhs et ttltifE ht n pBtbe4 afAth- CTS 13s Main street.
 COLUMBIA uprlsht mahogany phonO. graphs; special reduced prices on every machine to make room for the new models comag in; records free with every machine, n small amount of cash secures any Of them, baiancs on easy terms. Widenefs i3s Main street. ROLLER S CAMPBEI.l--Player, reason able, slightly used. Phone ss7-s. kRANIcK & BACH. Newly < Evans. Les. ter. kohier < Campbell pianos. We have sold this line of pianos for over 90 years We guarantee. s a. Pierce. ONE Upright sonora, mahogany, and one Columbia, slightly ased. at a big eacri- fee. Terms to suit yous convenience. Selection Of records gin be Included. Henry Morans, ss5 Main street. PIANO-go0d used plano for sale at q bar gain. Apply Iuter-Urban Transfer 6 Storage. 167a Main st.
 PHCNOGIAPH-F Console model ma hoEany. a liafgsin. easy terms. Mf. An- drcws, 4AI Arch St.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
STATE HIGHWAY
POLICE CONFERENCE
RECEIVE MUCH ADVICE

Everything possible Is being done
TO bring up the standards of tho de :
partment," was the statement made
late Wednesday afternoon by Fred r..
Sanhorn, chief of the Enforcement
Division. State Highway Commission
following tho conference which he
held with the state highway police
Tor general discussion of laws re-
lating to tho department Tho en-
tire force was present with the eN-
ccption of two men.
THE object of the meeting was for
the education OF oil OF us. The high
way police are certainly n fine lot OF
mcn," were further comments by Mr..
Sanborn. lie Is most enthusiastic
with the kind of support which the
men In the department are giving in
carrying out the law.
Gov. Baxter addressed the men
with words of welcome and support.
Deputy Attorney General Clement r.
Robinson was also another Interest,"
ing speaker OF the session. COM
missioner lnnes was a speaker and
also II. e. Wiggin Of the highway SER
vice. First aid work was explained
hy Mr.. Williams and Chief Sanborn
also addressed the men.
Gov Baxter said that he was very
glad to say n few words 10 the Off
GERS In regard to their work and the
future.
Il have been interested In this work
since have been governor and have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
Letter of Appreciation
To Memorial Chairmen
From Governor Baxter

The State Memorial committee
chairmen who were instrumental in
the success OF the dedication at Kit
terry, Armistice Day. have received
letters Of appreciation from Gov.
Baxter. He states he does not want
the occasion to pass without express
sing his appreciation for all that they
and the members of their committee
did to make the dedication Of the
State Memorial a success.
Everything moved along smooth
ly ans without a break and this was
due to the effective cooperation EN-
dered by yourself and your associ-
ates. In the years to come the citi-
zens will take a deeper and deeper
interest In the Kittery Memorial and
I am sure that those of US who were
responsible for It will never regret
the part We played in Its construc-
tion." was the governors letter in
part.
The chairmen who received appre-
citation letters from the governor
were Hon. Harry l.. Cram, Portland,
Gen. Albert Greenlaw, Col. Shuman
n. Shumway, Hon. Edgar E. Rounds
and Hon. Cecil F. Clark.
The selectmen OF the town of Kit
terry also received letters Of appre-
citation from the governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
Large Enrolment
In Poultry CAMPAIGN

Orono. Nc, Nov. 1@-More than
1000 poultrymen In nine counties of
the state have enrolled In the poul-
try account campaign according to
figures received from County agents
by NJ. d. Jones, Farm Management
Specialist of the Extension Service.
Those farmers signed up in the cam
paign during the last two months and
show great enthusiasm over the
benefits of the accounts.
The campaign for interesting the
poultrymen in the keeping of accur-
ate records was started in August
and September when the project
leaders of the local Farm bureau
were met in groups and given in
struCtion in the purpose of the work
by the county agents and the Farm
Management Specialist. They then
invited the different poultrymen in
the county under the direction of
the country agent. Nine counties are
carrying the campaign and the aC-
counts started on November l. Tho
following Is the enrolment by coun-
ties: Twin. 225: Cumberland, 1874;
Franklin, so: Hancock, &c: Kenne-
bee, ISL: Knox Lincoln. 90; Somer-
set. IS: Waldo. SO: York. 1874.
In connection with the campaign
the Extension Service of the College
OF Agriculture will run n farm egg
laying contest open to all farmers
carrying an account. Reports OF egg
production will be forwarded to the
College where the results will be tab
ulated and a summary made to show
the production of large and small
flocks Of different breeds. Each man
will be furnished monthly copy of
the summary for comparison with his
own flock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
State House Chat

w. o. Frost, blister-rust agent for
Maine. located with the Forest Com
missioner's Office. was in Portland
Wednesday on business.
Miss Marian Brainerd. Miss Their
esF Stuart, Miss Blanche Watts and
Manley Haskell of the State Library
were IN Portland Wednesday, where
they listened to an address by Anie
Carroll Moore. head OF the Children's
Library in New York City. Miss
Moore has written several children's
boks. 1t Is interesting to note that
she is a native of Maine. having been
born in Cornish. This week is being
observed ationally as Children's book
week.
III. L. Dunnack, state librarian, will
be In Bluehill, Friday. where he will
address the Teachers Club, taking
for his subject. The Romance of
Bookmakers and Teachers"
DIR. A. o. Thomas. Commissioner of
Education, leaves Thursday for On
tario. where on Friday he will deliver
an address before the annual meeting
OF the city teachers. He will take
for his subject, World Aspect of
Education"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
STATE HOUSE
Council 10 A. M, Tuesday. Now rs
It's growth" continued Gov

/, watched It's growth" continued Gov.
Baxter.
This force will mean something
in the years to come and 1t may de-
velop into n state constabulary or
something like that which will en-
force all laws.
Il have talked with Gov. Cox of
Massachusetts about the officers in
that state and they are fine body of
men, but our officers wont take sec =
ond place to those in Massachusetts
Il have been pleased with the way
YOU have done your work this year
An officer can stop motorist and
talk To him in a nice way so the mo-
torist wont take offense or he can net
In n way that will make an enemy
out of the motorist. The people do
not feel any antogonism against an
officer who does his duty.
Control yourselves at all times
and never lose your head. You can
abuse people or you can help them.
you can put yourselves out by do
ing little things not exactly in line
with Your duty. l have travelled Is.
900 miles In my car this year and
have noticed broken bottles in the
road. You men ought to take care of
any broken bottles or glass in the
road and then you may save the tire
Of a motorist. Show the public that
YOU are willing TO do little more
than is expected of you.
You have most efficient chief In
Mr.. Sanborn.
Anything / can do to help you in
Your work. | want TO know about It.
Gentlemen, l am proud of you"
Deputy Attorney General Robinson
explained in detail the laws relating
to the operation of motor vehicles.
After an accident be sure to get
the names of every witness possible.
said Mr.. Robinson.
People believe that booze and
driving car have nothing to do with
each other. The courts seem to give
the drunken driver no mercy and
public sentiment Is with the action of
the courts. Some driver when ar
rested will say that he has been TAX
ing medicine, so YOU want to satisfy
yourself that you smelled alcoholic
liquor. In a case a short time ago
n lawyer argued that the smell of
alcohol came from the radiator Of the
motorists car, and the officer max
ing the arrest was Just so uncertain
that he smelled liquor on the driver S
breath that the man was acquitted.
The crime OF driving an automobile
while intoxicated is very serious
one and the driver may lose his Ii
cense.
AS understand It you have no
right to take cash bail. II you order
IN offender to appear in court and he
does not appear We will protect YOU
and the state will do everything pos
sible to get the man.
In serious case YOU should take
n. H.. N>f A,N aHSn
Toner or trial justice, so that he can
give bail.
eff death results directly from an
automobile accident, YOU should in
vestigate the matter with q great
deal of care"
Mr.. Sanborn urged that the man
use judgement and care in the mat
ter OF enforcing the motor vehicle
laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
'SNN 60 ~ :. = -<SsN$>~NS~SNSNS~S>S'
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Eaaiiy and cheapty made At home,
but 10 heats them all Ter
quick results.
NOSSOSISxOSsSSkSOl

Thousands of housewives have
found that they can save two.thirds
OF the money usually spent for cough
PREPARATIONS, by using this we'll
known old recipe for making cough
syrup. 1t is simple and cheap but il
has no equal for prompt results. 1t
takes right hold OF a cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in - hours or less.
Get 2h ounces Of Pinex from any
druggist, pour it into a pint bottle,
and add plain graduated sugar syrup
to make n full pint. If you prefer.
use clarified molasses. honey, or corn
syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either
way. It tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts a family long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
il acts. penetrating through every air
passage Of the throat and lungs
loosens and raises the phlegm,
soothes and heals the membranes, and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis.
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis. spasmodic Group, hoarse-
mess or bronchial asthma.
Pinex 10 . special and highly con.
saturated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract known the world over
tor it, healing effect on membranes.
AVOID disappointment by asking
your druggist fox "2k ounces Of
3inex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
1--WE absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
n. Wayne. Ind. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS

Colonial, Augusta.-The magic o.
ferings continue; and the much ap-
preciated new union Orchestra, to-
day and tomorrow, Wednesday and
Thursday, will have no less q screen
event to 'synchronize' than Gloria
SWanson'S latest success wages of
Virtue" Glorious Gloria requires
TO boosting and Paramount produc-
tons provide her no great descrip-
ton: these are always fiawIess from
the viewpoint of artistry and story
interest. The popular novel Wages
OF Virtue, written by Captain Per-
cival Wren. notwithstanding, offers
Gloria Swanson exceptional oppor-
tunities for responsive ability. 1t is
thrilling romance of French
Foreign Legion and the special cast
or Famous Players, gathered about
Gloria Swanson. In support. includes
Norman Trevor. Ben Lyons. and
Ivan Linow. Gloria is cast in the
role of girl of Naples, named
Carmelita. This Italian girl Is the
toast of the Regiment at Algiers-
and who doubts that Glorious Gloria
has sufficient fire to interpret the
characteristics of born child OF the
Mediterranean skies, and the pet of
the finest fighting organization of
Europe? 1t is one OF the Famous 40
wonder Pictures now being released
by aPramount-and everyone will
want to see 1T, but remember 1t is
mere Tor two days only; and we
recommend attending the matinees,
SO as to be accomm odated comfort,
ably. Pathe Sport, News and
rabies will conclude the program
starting promptly at 2.15 afternoons
and at us nightly, doors open three
quarters OF an hour beforehand
afternoons and at night.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
Judgement Of the Storm" Al The
Opera House

The long awaited melodrama
Judgement of the Storm" was
show to a large audience at the
opera House last evening, and prov
ed 10 be a most interesting and grip
ping presentation of human emotions
set In very powerful story. II was
greatly enjoyed by an audience who
had read the novel and were eager
to see the characters live on the
screen.
Here Is one picture that Elves up"
TO all that has been written and said
ABOUT 1t in the advance reports. And
the feature which accompanied II on
the program played no second part
IN the entertainment. for THOMAS
II. Ince's Those Who Dance" ia a
whole show in itself.
here Is a new element in the cine
ma. A tale of world wide inter
est hlled to the brim with action.
unique characters. all in the run,
smuggling business, bottleggers. hi
Jackers, In plots to defeat the law.
and all brought to account by a cIev-
er girl. The cast has been well
chosen including Blanche Sweet
Bessie Love. Warner Baxter. Mat
thew Betz, the new heavy sensation
on the screen, Robert Agnew. In
ellie Rickson, John Sainpolis and
others. The Bray Magazine COM
pletes the films.
In the words of a patron last night.
This Is Some Show for 10. u and
.oc." These are our new prices,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13

table Compound. She had never used
it herself, but she said one of her
neighbors suffered Just like did, and
it cured her. After had taken four
bottles the pain left my side. had q
fine appetite to eat anything that was
put before me, and l began to do all
my work and my washing, something
l hadn' t done for years. lam a dress
maker, and this last fall / began suf-
ering with my side again. 90 I began
taking the Vegetable Compound again.
Iamon my fourth bottle, which makes
eight in all have taken. / feel 90
much better when take it and every
body tells me / look better. NY appe-
lite improves and I feel stronger in
every way. / am a very nervous wo-
man and it seems to help my nerves
50 much. Mrs. MAGGIE WALLER
Glasgow, Kentucky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13

was injured July 80 Of this year,
while in attendance at camp at Fort
Ethan Allen, Vt. His compensation
of SIG per week during his disabil-
ity. beginning Aug. s, has been
granted.
Everett Philbrook Of Carmel, en-
ploye Of the State Highway Commits
sion. was injured Aug. % and has
compensation at $11.54 per week,
dating from Aug. 80, for the time of
his disability.
Thomas J. Tintinnes of Jackman,
employed by the State Highway De-
partment. was injured Sept. 3 and
his compensation dates from Sept.
20, during the term OF his stability,
at s13.65 per week.
Lionel Remission Of Phillips, en-
ployed by the State Highway depart
ment, was injured June %, date Of
compensation beginning June 80. He
receives Sic a week.