Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 8

—_—_=~» PACE EICHT fas Thousand Bilton (NMMN EFEGTED T ss fo visit BEGHOSEN MODERATOR (My United Press.) COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 5.—One id billion of ’em will be here (By United Press.) ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 5. couple of wee s of 17-year locusts, , ly two decades of Church a 1d slumber, will swoop through, et@tor is the prevalent <o. infesting today of adv month or so, infesting: 31st general assembly of th {and forest, and then pyterian church in the United S which meets here May 15 to Laymen, in the delegates to the in masse this year, following the rul om 1 ymond C. Osburn of I ment of entomology at Ohio State l ersity and govern- the locust swarm will sometime in } 5 s a great deal on the Prof. Osburn said. “If really warm the locusts wi men were to be elected by byterian so desiring and that thi Moderator. ba geet Belief that laymen as well as the Green, Judith = clergy should be consulted in deter-| Peters, Ne The cicada septendecim is a wond erful creature. For 17 long y Pras s an se 5 it sleeps in dark holes in the earth— Minne the policy of the church then comes e. Its visi e | oh 5 Rengeome Its visits are tab church unity of various denomina s and farmers and horticulturists been rned of the onslaught. here should be’ no occasion for m, however, at the ap- of the locust swarms, Prof. the removing of the bars. ters to be considered simultaneous| | the general assemblies of the Amer! he chief injury the insect is cap- Jury - P-) can church. » of is killing young fruit tree locust chisels grooves in the of trees to deposit egg »s, the Ohio State scientis Soe ae ee should be protected with| DM. John | Willis Baer, Pasaden nd netting and the visit of Ecdeste Saad a seat? a will pass by almost un- men’s council, who are expected t | burg, Pa.; Robert Dollar, San Rafae'! Calif.; Frank J. Loesch, Chi Henry P. Crowell, Chicago; Robe vernment map shows thet wri appear this year in t numbers in the follow- Huston, Coatesville, Pa. Goodrich, Indianapolis; Sdwin New Jersey, Delaware, wy (son and John Wanamaker, Phil: delphia; Robert Garrett, Baltimor H. Whitford, W. A. Rogers Alexander, Buffalo; Wilson Pittsburgh, Pa.; James A. El Paso; William Livingstone an Henry Leland, Detroit; Sereno fF INinoi Virginia, Virginia Tennessee, North and Vermont. During the sppearance of the a number of persons expe- ted with them as food, and it at thal palatable dishes resulted: Minneapolis; E. R. Brown, Dallas an: > Mennonit whose influx has J. B. Welsh, Kansas City. tion among the Among the laymen who are b ns of Canada,’ mentioned as possible Moderators 1 but little in the public John T. Manson, president of th of N force in the Conn.; Alexander R. Nichol the days York and A. A. Hyde, Wic rance in| Hyde has given more than colony ; dollars to church beneficenses. the invitation a settled at The colony in- ym Holland at —— r Save your money—eat at the Har vey. through the FOR R = partly furnished; no children. Ca! that the loaf will 476. 4 _That for| American Red C the first time in the history of the man will be chosen Mod- ef here are located in ce delegates to the and Alban Pres- earned th ast ruled. out as) con embly will attend/ diers and refu, s predict that the peri-| ing adopted by the convention last! destitutio: year that in the future big business; man phy: would be eligible for the office of org:nic , Flood cy by entomolo-| tions, Bolshevism, capital and labor, Catherine M and the League of Nations, led to} Dr. C Among the important church mat-| Kan WueRideelived MeL thlevdamacerwiil at the assembly here and the South- sein Gf ntoper preeautions are| er Presbyterian church at New Or-| Huntington, Pa.; Dr. Mar ult, if proper precautions are | teans will be the proposition to merge|man, Philadelphia, and Dr Among the delegates of the Lay-| attend the assembly this year are: {Nebr.; William A. Harbison, Pitts | DE oUF gers oeen Gelivery tellers The Cleverest Bit of Scintillating Comedy Ever Seen land the boy she wants. See Mirandy do it. to qu 5 well Admission—10c & 25c Admission—10c & 25c Admission—10c & 25c Admission—10c & 25¢ Johnston, St. Louis; Chas. Lukenr LESS. We ec: James P. Bulkley, New York; Alba B. John- | Fenn, Cleveland; D. D. Dayton. although they have! First National bank of New Haven. ta, Kans. a millior rough subsequent WANTED—A receptioness at Jef- the course of time! frye’s studio. 5-2-2 T—Four-room apartment: EER ect tales ta tne tae a The Casper Daily Tribune MONDAY, MAY 5; 1919 TMERIGIN WOMEN ARE Ea? 27ed Keating Is mrp seen, uf Do panei ts erat cana yl ame a H H i. ver last night but expects to return |Elk’s lodges of which he is a promi- present low price to store a little New Manager for |to Casper during the latter part of; Despite the cold draughts yester- the magic liquid for future aati ,|the week to make Casper his perma- | day which at times resembled nent member in the Denver chay O fit BALKANS . H a gi;nent home. wintry blasts, the Casper auto own- 7 7 HOCTORS ! i Schwartz J ewelry' Mr. Keating will be assisted in the| ers were out in full ioe (i Goes Bees a ie PeeeeEN en Sears h of the Jos, I, Schwartz store by his wife. Both the| ticipate in the reduction of gasolirie his name, is looking es hie ; company is now New arrivals are experts on jewelry.| prices at all garages and filling store here today. He came pe ment, Edward Under Mr. Keating’s management stations. For some unknown reason Denver Saturday to arran; ey rom ng succeeded department will be inaugurated, | gasoline took a precipitate drop of tension of the local tees, Sree H. B. Kleine in the management of the greatly widening the scope of the 6 cents a gallon, selling at 23 cents. Schwartz and son arrived this ae itution. Personal interests of Mr. local store. : | The present low price of gasoline ing so that they could be ithe Kliene necesitated his resigning so' Mr. Keating is an active club and! is indefinite and may exist‘ for sev-' Schwartz tomorrow to celebrate th 1 that he could give full attention to lodge worker and will no doubt be eral weeks. However -many auto silver anniversary. a - The local br wartz Jew ‘ourteen Americ | are now in the PB > Keating of Denver h: caring for the These doct Women's he BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN MATINEE @ : 2:30 & 4 P. M. THE STATE TONIGHT } 1S Ca e} THE HOUSE OF QUALITY FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 PICTURES maTNcE ©6©C«CP COO DAY NIGHT MATINEE TOMORROW © naw CONSTANCE : LMADGE | Yvian Martin MAKES YOU LAUGH AND LAUGH SOME MORE IN the govern received decorations or been 1-} In Serbi, are: Dr. Majorie PB. baula, Ohio; Dr. New York; Dr. | Dorchester, Mai o- | Stevens, a-, Mabel ton, American Red Cross doct negro; Dr. Nell G. W i-| Foulks, Burlington similar work in Olba > ng at the F Se The best store in the pest littte city o Home cooki 1 strictly bucket’ or a fan—if her smile is right she will goods must be paid for before leny- 13s price. Groceries Mea "| ware. Mig ae WEDNESDAY ALBERT RAY in Married in Haste’ SHE MARRIED HIM FOR BETTER—NOT WORSE—AND HE MADE GOOD. 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The Thirty million other Americans here at only thing that will appeal to them is a home got in on that ‘investment”—saved cold-blooded business proposition.” and went without things for a year and a \ half to do it. Do you believe it? Do you think the American people are going to invest in this THAT was a “cold-blooded business _ coming Liberty Loan only because it’s a proposition.” bully good investment that shows sound business sense? Well—we’ve still got a job to finish. And we're still Americans. 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