South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 105, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 April 1920 — Page 17

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES JtOIOTSO, APIHIj m, ma. 17 CÄHÄDA GUIDES IN ORGANIZATION Form Orjranziation to Prevent Accidents From Random Shooting. BABY CONTEST AT Troops Entering Vladivostok INDIANA FAIR I zJ Not for the Prettiest or Best Dressed But for Most Perfectly Formed. Mi.

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TORONTO, Ont.. Aril 11. Th.it tho numrr cf "I tlKuht It v.-.is .'w dr" fhootln accMnt may ,f: cut to tho minimum anl r?h and tram of the Kr?-at northern Ontario hunting and flshlnp district Kav'l from wanton destruction, the Ontario Outfitters' and Guides' aoclatlcn in being frrmod hero. Its members wll! he Ilconl and certain territory will be allotted to each. ThJ-! will enable jM.. and their :art'.''' to know Jut who is In th wt.ods in their ne'ehborhood and it is exrrrted a Kreat many f-hootln fatalities will bo eliminated. The three main purpose of tho Ontario Outfitters' and Guides' association will be: 1. To inpur th Fcirinc: of competent and qualified guides for the mapy visiting Bi-ortmen. -To insure aa far as possible n. rjniforr.i rate in charges made by outfitters and irulde.s for their Services, and provide disciplinary ineapures for yruMe who may be guilty of exorbitant charges. 3- To prevent gui1-s from trr.cjof!lnff upon the rights of others who may be established In certain districts. This to eliminate the

many dangers nnd Inconvenience;

arising when other guides at the r.mj llmo bring parties into the .LstrJct already being hunted by the ,'ulde to whom the territory i.s f .Hotted.

INFLUENZA ABATING IN JAPAN, THOUSANDS DIE

TOKIO, April 13. Tho Influenza epidemic, which has been widepread In Japan srlnco lift September, la abating, but police authorities EtUI uro tho people, to bo inoculated with serum and have provided for freo Inoculation for tho pCOf. All told there have been 1, 7 2 4.3 R 2 rases of Influenza. In the country tinea September and C3.S52 persons have died of that disease.

JAPANESE PRINCE TO VISIT AMERICA SOON

TOKIO. Arril 13. Prince Hijrashl Kunl, brother-in-law of tho emperor, Li planning to visit America sith Princes Kunl and make a perianal inve-stlg-atlon of the activities f)f Japaneso theso and tho conditions rurrounding them. First, however, he will study for two years In tho French Ecolo do Guerre, or war academy.

A ßt. Catherines, Ontario, lady recently discovered In an old cabinet a copy of tho London Times ef October 3, 1799, which contained the official account of Lord Nelson's battlo of tho Nile.

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Russian troops aro reen entering Valdlvostok, an Important seaport of nur.sia, Jut before occupation by Japanese troops. After eight hours of severe furhtlrlR with the Reds the Janapeso took entire control of the city. The Janapes f!as is flylnp on all government buildings in place of tho Russian standard, which has been lowered. Many Russians have fled to the mountains, and those that remained in the town have been disarmed, many of them beinj arrested and deported.

METHODISTS WIKD UP AHNUAL MEET

Reading of Appointments Concludes Seventy-Seventh Convention.

RICHMOND, Ind., April 13 With tho reading of appointments late Monday nih'ht the 7 7th annual session of the North Indiana Methodist conff-renco carno to an end hero Monday night. The morning session was taken up largely with the reading of reports. The conference collected $194,536 for foreign missions, an Increase of I13S.S3 4 over the preceding year, according to the report of Treasurer David W. Jones. For home missions, public education and the Sunday school board the total contributed was $333,051, an increase of $l3S,34r.. MemlxTship Increase. A total Increase in membership of 9,1 IS with 1,156 deaths was reported. Tho conference approved unanimously tho plan for unification of the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal church, south. Ordinarily, the reading of appointments takes place by noon of the final day but for several hours tho conference was kept waiting while

Iiishop Nicholson concluded his work. When It was finally completed it was learned that an afternoon newspaper had published several appointments prematurely and tho list was recalled and a score of last minute changes mad?.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 13. One of the newest features o be added j to the program for the annual state j fair, to be held In Indianapolis next j September, will be a better baby . contest. Announcement to thfs effeet has been made by Charles F. I

Kennedy, secretary or tne Fiaie board of agriculture. The contest, it was said, will not be a baby show. It will not be a dress affair and will not be for the prettiest baby. Instead, it will be for the most perfectly formed specimens of Hoosier babies and for the most healthful from a physical standpoint. If a baby "maKcs a face" at a critical time In this contest, it will not be counted against him In the final reckoning, it is said. A Fcore card system will be used and the youngsters will be judged by dentists, physicians, surgeons and Laby experts. The babies will be examined before the public. There will be two principal classes, it was said. One will bo for babies under 12 months and one for babies between 12 months and 24 months. These classes are to be divided into boy and girl groups, and into three more groups, those from unincorporated towns and rural districts, thoso from towns and cities of less than 10.000 population and those from cities of more than 10,000 population.

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