Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 9

~~ ~~ “WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922. PRINCIPLE OF SETTLEMENT |. PLAN OKEHED (Continued from Page One.) Caucasian frontter and cancellation of the treaty therefore is regarded by many of the nationalisis as a sound national policy. 2 STS on the assurances given th ct by £e¢s from & nA to October between the representatives of the M. Franki'n-Bouillon, the en-| (0 the discov she -eubu: Turkish nationalist and the allied VOY siderable mumbers of pens y ‘powers was to begin in earnest today} The Turkish demand that the Greek | b@* Unablo-to leavo. These refuges |are being turn® uve? to the J Ot Ox CONFERENCE PROPER TODAY. j IN, Oct. 4.—(By The Assoc!- ated Press.}—The Mudania seticencs | following the belated arrival of Gen eral Mazarakis and Coty Sarryannis. the Greek representatives. Yeste day's meeting «wae perfunctory adjourned almost tmmediately to wait the arrjval_ of the Greeks. sibility thor MERRY PAST a {ELSINORE { want to belong th. you. If you} Would like to have me let's write to} each other. Elsie, she Merry Makings Lady, and send your letters to the Editor of this paper.—Aunt Elsie) You may call. me Aunt Mothers are such useful creatures at times. Betty was so pleased with her own mother that she felt like giving her @ special ride'on the Merry-Go Round for a reward. But mgther po- Vtely declined. She said that she and the Merry-Go-Round hardly ever spoke when they met. Of course then Betty giggled and they were better friends than ever.) .,., é ‘The reason that Betty was so friend- ly with Mother this particular day was because Mother had saved a huge box of corks when she was cleaning the pantry. As everyone knows, corks re much more useful to a small girl than djamondg or rubles or oil, wells. Werheps you are wondering what Betty did with those corks. ‘Then just waggle one blue eye—or maybe it's brown—over the picture Polite Pencil has drawn for you and see the marvels she built. . ‘There was ® set of furniture first, (Sess BUILT TOR YOU BY“AURT ELSIE’ made of corks and pasteboard and tiny cushions made, from mother’s rag-beg. The picture shows plainly how it was ell done. The backs and ‘seats of the davenport and chairs were drawn on, pasteboard and then cut and faston~d in place with long pins which squeaked cheerfully as they burrowed into the corks. The top of the table was a large circle of pasteboard. When Betty had built this much of the furniture she painted it all the jolliest apple-green, just like the set of furniture in Mother’s breakfast room. Then she took some scraps of cretonne that were so gay they almost xiggled holes in themselves and made them into tiny bags which she stuffed ‘a bit, then closed up—and there were here cushions. Oh, I forgot to say that after she had painted the. chairs green, she colored the little .bunches ‘of fruit and flowers’with the sassiest colors in the paint box, After Betty had finished this love liness she felt at least a pint of mis- chief still wriggling around inside her. So she set to work and made the truly ferocious gigglesnake which is also sh in the picture. He was only a long string of crooks brightly paint: WISE WOMEN "A tamous medical man of ancient stimes states regarding his writings that they were but a collection of knowledge obtained from the “Wise ‘Woman. "Do you realite that. in those times the women, and‘ not the men, knew about the healing properties of med!- cinal plarits, rots and herbs? From the earliest times, women had’s knowl- ‘edge of the treatment of disease and of the chealing merit of’ roots and ‘herbs. ~ Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound ‘was originated by @ woman, ‘Lydia B. Pinkham,and is now known ‘and praised by women of all ages. It 4s prepared from root®iand herbs hav- ing medicinal action of great value in the treatment of troubles women so often have.—Adv. Lowest Storage in Casper Guaranteed Repar Work. Acety- lene Welding, Gas, Oil and Greases and Crank Case Service. Brakes Examined Free ACCESSORIES |Willis-Hackett Co. 363 S. Ash St. Phone 1891W Athens dispatches declared Col. forces, but this is nici borne out! Dr. Mabel t of Fort Wortk, Texas officially here. ! ‘The destroyer Lawrence went to Thé Greek contention ts that anj the island of Marmora where re immediate | Thrace MAKINGS CROWELL) Military t also is understocd to have in-| maint structed its representatives to remain firm on the question of Thrace Of the other delegates, Brig. Ger.| EVACUATION EXTENDED. Hartington. for Great Britain has been! given a free band by his government,| . and Ismet Pasha. for the Turks, is|#ted Press.)}—The iocal Turk assumed to have explicit directions) ities have extended the time rmy evacuate & is regarded as almost. an’ impos j Constantinople being| mention the possibility of a blockade ‘againat Greece by government refuses to r Turkish would restlt in cesses: ad against the Chrietian population. whilo|t? Rodosto with its cargo of the Turks profess to be equally con.| charge of George White, of Grinne missions PAGE NINI Plastiras, one of the hens cf the re Freneh, nd Ttalian officers! here cent succersful revolutionary mote-! hy nople for J were Will be appointed the chief Lule Burgas Kk delegate. The Athens govern s of atrocicies ying eurveillanc /TIME FOR GREEK | SMYRNA, Oct. 4.—(Ry The of the Christ 1 Pasi based | the evacuation Thrace within eight | relief committee for embarkatio The American has arrived ni with an aii] Byron Ma destrez¢x Par re the Island of Myt despatches| et the allies of| Were reported in distress, by occupation he situation not se: ae s and p the welfare of their co-; lowa. a Fi ictory over the Greek composed of ¢4 and finished with a cork head.but when Betty pulled h'm along in front |/ of the Nite Little Girl next door you should have heard the yells ‘Trails: Tomorrow — Advent=: About Home Decoration Suggestion : Contest To be held during the Devoe Interior Decorating Demonstration See if you can choose’a better color scheme than any one else in town. It’s a simple, fascinating contest that thousands of people have enjoyed. It’s easy. Just use this advertisement. 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