Section four of die same. Act is amended to read as follows: ''SEC. 4. Strikes and lockouts.
Section 2
SEC. 2. Section four of die same. Act is amended to read as follows: ''SEC. 4. Strikes and lockouts. - The Court, shall take cognizance for purposes of prevention, arbitration, decision, and settlement, of any industrial or agricultural dispute causing or likely to cause a strike or lockout, arising from differences as regards wages, shares or compensation, dismissals, lay-offs, or suspensions of employees or laborers, tenants or farm-laborers, hours of labor, or conditions of tenancy or employment, between employers and employees or laborers aid between landlords and tenants or farm-laborers, provided that the number of employees, laborers or tenants or farm-laborers involved exceeds dirty,aid such industrial or agricultural dispute is submitted to the Court by the Secretary of Labor, or by any or both of the parties to the controversy. In all such cases, the Secretary of Labor or the party or parties submitting the disputes, shall clearly and specifically state in writing the questions to be decided. Upon the submission of such a controversy or question by the Secretary of Labor, his intervention therein as authorized by law, shall cease. "The Court shall, before hearing the dispute aid in the course of such hearing, endeavor to reconcile the parties and induce them to settle die dispute by amicable agreement. If any agreement as to die whole or any part of the dispute is arrived at by the parties, a memorandum o f its terms shall be made in writing, signed and acknowledged by the parties thereto before any Judge of the Court or any official acting in his behalf and authorized to administer oaths or acknowledgments, or, before a notary public. The memorandum shall be filed in die office of die Clerk of Court, and, unless otherwise ordered by die Court, shall, as between the parties to the agreement, have the same effect as, and be deemed to be, a decision or award."