The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 11

soy THE my MAING WORLD, FRIDAY, 1 MAROH 12, 1920. SEEK 125 MINERS AND OPERATORS IN COAL PRICE PLOT slips: Indictments Found by Federal Grand Jury Cover Whole War Period. INDIANAPOLIS, March 12.—-Court officials were busy to-day preparing warrants for the arrest of the 125 coal operators and ininers indicted here in the United States District Court for conspifacy, in violation of the Lever Fuel Control Act and the Federal Criminal Code. ‘The indictments are said’ to cover the entire period of the war and in part only are in connection with the recent threatened strike in the bi- tuminous fields. While bonds have been fixed by Judge Anderson at $5,000 to $10,000 and all names have been withheld, it == KX Soe slender. Many have large is known that many prominent mine owners in Ohio, Tiinois, Indiana and Western Pennsylvania are involved They represent what is known as the Central Competitive Field, one of the Breatest soft coal regions in the world. he indictment charges that the operators and miners conspired to enhance tho price of necessaries by restricting production, distribution, limiting manufacture and other means and by conspiring to commit offenses against the Government as designated in the Criminal Code. The penalty for violation of the Lever act is a fine of not more than $10,000 of imprisonment for not more than two years or both. The penalty for violajion of the Criminai Code is the sates! —-— WIFE 21, SUES _HUBBY, 63.: Mrs, Constance twenty-one, of No, 229 Dove Street, Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, this morn- ing asked Justice Kapper in the Su- Prege Court, Brooklyn, for temporary aifony of $200 weekly and $1,000 coun- sel fees pending der suit for separation from August M. Bruggemann, sixty- three, whom, she charges, abandoned her without money last month. ‘The couple, who were matried Aug! 27, 1917, have a daughter one and one- half years old, according to the com- laint, which ‘states fot Bruggeman Bas an income of mow than $50,000 a year. Justice Kapper reserved decision a eee | FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET x “a The Ineffable Graces Of Youth Are Symbolized) In “Jeune Fille’ Apparel Original Bonwit Teller & Co. conceptions that expand Fashion’s newest and most interesting style themes into varying types of silhouettes in Suits © Frocks Capes ‘SUITS FOR THE MISS 55.00 to 165.00 Invariably it is the incomparable tailoring that distinguishes Bonwit Teller & Co. Tailormades. of perfection as to impart a grace, beauty and distinctiveness. Tailoring wrought Specialized for Saturday 5, SEVERAL DISTINCTIVE TYPES of SUITS for ' t the Miss 14 to 18. In Navy tricotine or Poiret Twill. 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