The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

point Of ingress and egress IN ~.
shops OF plaintiff or in proximity "a
plaintiffs property where its pres.
Ut employees are required to vnrk
nd from accosting plaintiffs am
ployes as they 60 in and ont ~
their respective places Of work and
BY threats of personal injury or in
or force or violence or
putting in fear OF suggestions Of
danger, attempting to. persuade or
intlmidate or prevent said EN-.
ployes from entering mon
their duties or continuing thersin
or from preventing any other per-
son by like means from entering
into the employ Of the plaintiff: or
from ordering. directing, aiding or
assisting in any way, or in any way
abbeting any person in committing
the said unlawful acts; from con-
gregating upon or from maintain
ing at or near any of the
yards, shops, depots. terminals,
tracks, way-lands, road-beds or
premises of the plaintiff any
guards, pickets, or persons, to per-
form any act of guarding, patrol
ling or picketing any such yards.
shops, depots, terminals, tracks.
way-lands or premises, to threaten
or in any manner intimidate or to
make suggestions of danger or
threats Of violence of any kind to
any servants or employees OF plain
tiff or persons desiring to enter in
to service of employment; from
in any manner combining or con-
spring, commanding or directing
the doing by any person of any in
jury or bodily harm to any of the
servants, agents or employees of
the plaintiff; from going singly or
collectively to the homes, abodes
or places of residence of the SER
wants or employees of the plaintiff
for the purpose Of intimidating, CO
ercing or threatening them or in
any manner by violence, intimida-
ton or threats or putting them in
fear or suggestions of danger to
induce them to leave the service
of the plaintiff or to refuse to per-
form their duties for the plaintiff
or to refuse to enter the service of
the plaintiff; from in any way, him
dering, obstructing or impeding
the operation of the trains of plain
tiff or the movement of freight and
passenger traffic and United States
mail, or performing or dischargiRg
other duties as a carrier; from en-
deavoring illegally to induce peo-
pie not to deal with the plaintiff,
its agents or employees; and from
in any manner destroying or in
juring property Of the plaintiff; or
by any Of such means aforesaid
hindering, 0bstructing or interior
ing with the carrying on Of its
business of a carrier OF interstate
commerce; and from maintaining
at any point of ingress or egress
to the yards, shops, place of BUSH
ness of plaintiff, or upon the
streets, alleys or. approaches lead
ing thereto, or adjoining the same
or any or either of them, more than
one representative of defendants
as peaceful observer, which R-
shall not abuse, Islander,
assault or threaten any Of plain
tifrs workmen and shall not ap-
proach any of said workmen or en-
ployes of the plaintiff other-.ss
than singly and in peaceable man
ner and shall not, in their single
efforts for communication or per-
suasion, obstruct an unwilling lis.
tener or in any respect dog his
steps; and from ordering, directing.
aiding, counseling, assisting or
any person, company or
to do or cause to be
done any Of the things aforesaid
until the further order Of this
Court;
IT IS ORDERED that this re-
order shall continue in ef-
feet for 10 days from the date here
Of and no longer unless within said
ten days further extended. j.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
the time set for the hearing Of said
for a preliminary in
junction be recited in the restrain
ing order and that the services OF
such writ or order shall be sufic-
lent citation to the defendants
served to appear before the Court at
the said time and place set for said
This order shall be opera
tive and take effect and be binding
upon the said defendants and upon
all persons whomsoever, upon no.
tices thereof, by reading, or by de-
livering q copy thereof, or by publ.
cation by posting or printing. anu
shall be binding upon all persons
having the knowledge Of the exist
ence of this writ.
ORDERED this 18th day of July
A. d. 1922, at the hour of 3:06 p. m.
(signed) LOUIS FITZ HENRY.
Judge.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILL
NOIS, NORTHERN DIVISION, SIS:
1, S. T. BURNETT, Clerk of the
District Court of the United States
for the Southern District OF illinois,
and keeper Of the records and Seal
thereof, do hereby certify the fore
going to be a true and complete
copy Of Restraining Order entered
July 18th A. D. 1922, in the cause
Qnftflod Tho Thinuuo Rock Island