Supreme Court of Pennsylvania October 1, 1926, Appeal, 96 (Konsoute v. Pennsylvania R. R.)

Per Curiam,

Plaintiff, who sued defendant for negligently injuring him, recovered a verdict, but the court below entered judgment for defendant n. o. v. and this appeal followed.

Plaintiff sued under the federal law, contending that, “at the time of his injury, he was engaged with the defendant in interstate commerce.