. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 74 The Florists' Review JuLi 19, 1917. now and keep the mines busy in sum- mer, it is playing directly into the hands of the mine owners, as present prices for coal at the mine mouth are the high- est ever known, fixed there with what looks like government sanction. JXJRY FREES COAL MEN. Forty-one bituminous coal operators and sixty-nine companies in Virginia and West Virginia, on trial at New York city on indictments charging vio- lations of the Sherman anti-trust law, were found not guilty July 12 by the jury that heard the evidence during the th


. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 74 The Florists' Review JuLi 19, 1917. now and keep the mines busy in sum- mer, it is playing directly into the hands of the mine owners, as present prices for coal at the mine mouth are the high- est ever known, fixed there with what looks like government sanction. JXJRY FREES COAL MEN. Forty-one bituminous coal operators and sixty-nine companies in Virginia and West Virginia, on trial at New York city on indictments charging vio- lations of the Sherman anti-trust law, were found not guilty July 12 by the jury that heard the evidence during the three weeks of the trial. The charges grew out of the action of the producers of Pocahontas and New River coal January 1 when they raised the price of coal from these fields from $ to $3 per ton at the mine. The government charged that the operators made an agreement to this effect and thereby entered into a conspiracy in restraint of trade. During the trial indictments against twenty-three individuals and thirty- nine corporations, who were also among those named in the original batch of indictments, were dismissed. ' $209 FOR A. D. KING. The appeal of J. F. Amniann, secre- tary of the Illinois State Florists' As- sociation, in behalf of A. D. King, whose greenhouse establishment and home were destroyed in the tornado that struck Mattoon, 111., May 26, so far has been answered to the extent of $209 in cash contributions and a large quan- tity of stock. A list of the contributors is given in a letter from Mr. Ammann, who says: "The following is a list of cash con- tributors in answer to an appeal you were so kind as to publish in your valu- able paper of recent date: J .T. IIpss, Omaha, Neb $ AiKlers Knsmiisseii, Now Albany, Christ Wintcricli, Deflanco. 0 J. F. Amniann & Co., Kdwardsville, A. Washbnrn & Sons, HloominRton, i; D. I'. AnKspnrcpr & Sons. I'eoria, Miss O. V. Wakelin, Quinton. N. J


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