South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 102, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 April 1920 — Page 16

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LABOR OFFICIALS MAKE BIG SHOWING IN CITY PRIMARY

Candidates Rcpre s c n t i n : Trade Unions Preinj; (Campaign for Coming Election. BT. PAUK Minn., April 10. L-tbor ranlilat'rt who f-ho.v"I Mronsth In t li city r-rlmary A-cion March 10, r.ro jrrr-in their camI'.'ilKn fcr frl'-ctfon M-iy 4. All (an-IMatc-s are rion-j artl-.m In St. I'.tul municipal flections. Th: candidates rTrsfntir.t,' labor who worr urrtNsful In the jrimaris uro "William Mahoncy. candMaUt fr mayor, and Jam - Clancey. . A. K. Fmlth, Herman C. Wense!, ana Julius Km me, rarvlMato for -ouncil. Mr. Mahoncy, president of thTrades anil Kabor as-ornbly, ran ahf-nd of other candidates for mayor In the primaries. K. C. Hodgson, present mayor' was mcoiuI and Gilbert Guttf rson, a third candidal" was eliminated. IU-form ri.ttfortn. Mr. Mahoncy, with other labor candldatrs ran on a platform which declared, for a t lean-up of the police department; enforcement of law; opposition of an Increase in Mreet railway fares; municipal ownership of public utilities as a last ie sort and favoring city Improvements only when sanctioned by taxpayers. The main fight made by the

candidates, backed by libor. was acalnt an organization, said to have controlled city politi-.s fur many years, known as the "(.Connor machine." Mr. Hodgson, eb.cted by a larj;e vote at the last election ran on his record and did not make an especially hard cnmptln. Mr. (iutter.von in his rar-.ipalsn, cjik,-1 th "O'Connor machine" und als-) opposed municipal ownership of public utilities. i'nr council. Mr. Clancy ran ahead of the entire ticket, and his. backers are ton!'.dent hie will be re-elected. He is at pres.-nt commissiont-r of parks and playgrounds, and before l is elft ion two years ago was president of the Trades and Labor assembly. I 'rand Charged. Mr. Smith was defeated In his rare for council two years ago. During the campaign a claim was made by his supporters that he was "counted out'' and as the result of charges brought by Mr. Smith, of vote frauds in the first precinct in the third ward, three election ofi'.cials and one politician were sent to'Ktate prison at Stillwater. Mr. Wensel is business agent of the local Barber's union. Mr. Krnnio was defeated two years aero for mayor.

EXPORT COMMERCE ENTERS NEW ERA

Railroad Lines Preparing for Increased Foreign Commerce Shipments From West.

L O N I) O X. Novel "cruelty grounds were advanced In a separation suit Mt Willesdrn, when a woman df la red that her husband's voi'e W5.S a torture to her. "He is a big strong man, with a powerful voice, nnd I have to be carried to bed in a state of collapse when he starts shouting." Separation.

LOUISVILLK. Ky.. April 10. Distribution of export commerce from the middle west is about to enter a new era, bringing tv.o-fold benefits to shippers, according to Louisilie railroad interests. As a step in that direction, lines centering here, including the Southern, have been requested by the interstate commerce commission to furnish a list of railroad Mations where shall be tiled the commission's so-called "ofnci.il steamship guide," showing steamship failings from American ports to foreign destinations. Culdc Prepared.

The guide is being published ' under section 441 of the new trans- ; portation act. It carries with it the operation of another provision, said to be far-reaching, of the transportation act requiring all railroads. Irrespective of the ports which their: rails serve, to issue through "export J bills of lading in connection with ' steamship lines shown in the guide. ; Inauguration of the through bill : of lading privilege, coupled with : equalization of New York rail rates, i effective with last Decembe r, it was announced by the Southern's foreign i commerce service department, im- !

mediately will open to mid-west shippers full benefits of the service

afforded by hundreds of monthly steamship sailings from Southern ports to foreitm shores. Pinns Formulated. Announcement also was made that detailed plan for sclentlMcally packing export freight have been formulated and that package cars for consolidation of export freight will b? derated from principal middle western citl to southern ports. These cars, with other? solidly loaded are expected to furnish when emptied thousands of additional cars for the return loading of southern domestic products to the north. To perfect these arrangements and with the avowed intention of cementing foreign trade relations with middle west shippers, the South Atlantic Ports association, the announcement said, has arrange 1 to operate a special train, carrying 200 delegates from south Atlantic states. Heginning at Columbia, S. C. May S. the itinerary will include Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago, Davenport and the tri-cities, M. IyuiH, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Louisville. Chattanooga and Atlanta.

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AWAY BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES Fancy Dress Percales, regular 39c kind, Fancy Dress Ginghams, regular 40c kind,

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Sale Colored Wash Goods An immense purchase made by our buyers who were in the Eastern markets all last week. The largest, most beautiful and greatest savings ever offered on wash materials in South Bend. 40-inch Fancy Voiles, in light and dark colors; K assorted patterns. Sale iajJPK,j 40-inch Blue Ribbon Voiles, in plain colors, all 5Qf shades, light or dark. Sale ÖSu 40-inch Fancy Dress Voiles, 100 patterns, all new. 0r! Sale

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40-inch Fancy French Voiles, all new choice (J 3 OK patterns. Sale P BUTTERICK PATTERNS The South Bend Buiterick Pattern Store.

Sale of Gloves

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House Dress Aprons Extra Special Purchase and Sale. Women's House Dress Aprons, ginghams and percales; solid colors or figured effects; light or dark colors. Price . $1.95

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