The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
LN9AL NOTICE
aEsrRAwRR oRpER-

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE NORTH
ERN DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. PLAINTIFF.
TS.-IN EQUITY
International Association OF Machin-
lists William H Johnston. Z. &. DaF-
idSon. International Brotherhood OIL
Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and
Helpers Of America, J. A Franklin,
International Brotherhood Of Black
smiths Drop Forgers and Helpers
James W. Kline International Alliance
Of Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers,
J. J. Hypes. International Brotherhood
Of Electrical Workers. James 7. Noonan.
Brotherhood OF Railway Car Men OF
America. Martin F. Ryan. John Scott
B. ". Jewell, A. 4. Smallwood, S. h
Hessee. Roy A. Bowers, j. T. kneiSeiy'
j. G. Brown, G. W. Scarlet G. T. Olln-
ger. Z. NJ. KerShner. +. b. Ways, I. 8
Fellers, ]. z. Roberts. NJ. c. Dexter. F.
T. Wilson, c. L. Richmond r. L. Laugh
lin, II. n. S. Hester, W. N. PinnelL
c. r. Netf. F. C. HaddaI. l.. G.. Powell
E. Hannonn. W. T. Boyles, A. s. Pol
ing, J. W. Brown, w. II. Wolf, ]. l.
Mott. II. W. Nau. J. Z. Bailey. V. r"
Wilson, J. r. Martin. J. IL DenniSon, a.
E. Benson. II. w. Shahan. J. S. Kelley
F. B. Martin, G. p. Flemmtng, '. w.
Brown, c. E. Beall. W. F. Naylor I. j.
Cooper, r Porter. L. J. limerick. II. L.
Relneke. j. H. Wright. NJ. Z. Convey. ].
w. Richardson. G.. y. Cochran. r. w.
Robertson. J. r. Fowler. w. ]. Blank.
Vim. McFarllng. A. 5. Love, W. r. Jack
son. T. II. Tighe, l.. T. McHaftey, r. l.
Sapp, F. J. Arlington. J. B. Willis, Ben
Polling, Al Eingold, W. A. Robinson. j.
W. Bradley. E. W. Graham. J. Lcason. |.
]. Campbell, J. D. Glen, J. c. Meyers.
II. r. Malone. E o. Malone. W. G. Bod
kins. r. c. Stalnaker, y. F, Proudfoot
A. n. Hartman. and Federation No. 80
OF Baltimore & Ohio Railroad System. OF
American Federation Of Labor, DE-
PENDANTS.
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING
ORDER
To each and all Of the aboye-named
defendants respectively and TO all other
persons affiliated. acting. combining.
conspIring agreeing or confederating
with them.
This cause coming before this court
on this August lst. 1922, upon the Bill
OF Com plant and afTidavits filed there
with as part thereof on motion OF plain
til for a temporary restraining order,
and IL appearing from the allegations Oh
said Bill Of Complaint and said aftida-
Wits that defendants are forcloly hind
ering. hampering. and interfering with
the movement Of plaintiffs engines. cars
and trains in interstate commerce. soma
OF which trains and cars carry the
United States malls. and arc trespassing
upon the tracks. right-ofway and prop
erty OF plaintiff. and that defendants are
forcibly hnder.ng. hampering and in
terfering with the maintenance and re-
pair Of plaintiffs locomotives and cars
which are instrumentalities Of inter
state commerce. and It further appear
ing from said Bill and afridavits that
defendants are so numerous that II
would be impossible 10 secure service
OF notice OF plaintiffs application to
this court FOR a temporary restraining
order TO stop defendants interference
with the trains locomotives and cars OF
PLAINTIFF moving in interstate commerce,
some Of which carry the United States
malls. and with tho maintenance and
repair OF said engines and cars: and the
Court being Of opinion that the actions
OF defendants and others affiliated, act