Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1922, Page 5

a TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1922. Al STEEL SECM 1 FEATURE DODGE EXHIBIT HERE “MODEL COMING FO nETRON OTRO FACTORY FORSHOW The Dodge Brothers Moter com pany of Detroit, Mich., is shipping to the Colixeum garage of this city their latest model, an all steel se- @an especialiy for exhfbition at the ‘Tribune auto show, October 23, and three days following. The n gurage will also have on cisplsy an allsteel coupe, which Is a new th ng. The all-steel sedan will hold great interest for economical purchasers who want a beautiful car with splendid upholstering that at the same time combines practicality with ornamentation. The interior of this car is upholstered in blue Spanish, leather, with blue broad- ARMISTICE PACT ys HOA TURN sche. (Continued trom rage One} hese missions allied contingents shall occupy eastern Thrace. ing to about seven battalions, will in- eure the maintenance of law at the border and act in support cf the nter-allied missions S—That the withdrawal of the in terallied missions ana contingents will occur ‘in 30 days after the pletion of the evacuation of the ¢ forces. This evacuation mar eattier, provided the allied govern ments are agreed that adequate pro- vision has been made for the main. tenance of law, order, and the protec: tion of the non-Turkish population. If the Turkish gendarmerie functions normally, the inter-allied missions and contingents may be withdrawn before the expiration of 30 days, SIGNING OF PACT EXPECTED TODAY CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 10—(By The Associated Press.)—The signing of the p¥otoco! armistice at Mudania is expected to take placec at 5 o'clock this afternoon, according to an an- nountement by the Havas agency, the semtofficial Fench news organtzation. Lieutenant General Harington and his stiff, who arrived here on the Iron Duke at 1:45 this morning, expects to return to Mudania at 3 p. m. Met at the pier on his arrival by the correspondent, General Harington said “The convention we submitted to the nationalists last evening {¢ Great Britain's last word It now rests with Agora ‘whethe? the" world (ee tase Peace or war,” “We have gone to the extremity of | concessions,” declared General Tray ington. “The revised armistice con vention is a gratifying manifestation of allied-s0lidarity in war or peace. It is my earnest hope that the Turks will appreciate the lberality of our terms, If they reject them we are Prepared for all eventualitics.” ECISION RESTS WITH ANGORA GOVERNMENT. LONDON, Oct. 8—(By The Associ: | ated Press.—The question of peace in the Near Best.now rests with the Turkish mational'st assembly at An- gore, which has before it the armis- tice conditions laid gown by the atiea powers. Meanwhile the Mudania Sets has been adjourned and the allied generals have returned to their head- quarters in Constantinople to await the Turkish decision. The allied terms include withdrawal! ef the Turkish troops from the nov- trai zones of the Dardanelles and Bos- phorus, limitation of the number of! Turkish gendarmes to be allowed in If you want to vote on Nov. 7th, your name must be on the registra- tion books. eat ee SHEVLIN BESTS SHADE BOSTON—Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury | was awarded the decision over Dave Shade of Portland, Oregon, fast 10 round bout here. Shevlin had the better of six rounds, three went to Shade, while are welterweights. You must register # you want to vote on November 7t Register aPemee tote. 57 A CLEAR AO EO Rudd dy Cheeks — Sparklin Eyes. lost Women Can Have Says Dr. Edward a Me Pd Dr.F.M. Erde! parca | after s/ one was even. The men | cloth used for the headlining and trimming. All the upholstery in the back seat is completely remov- abie feat carry innumberable things. The When removed it leaves a cara are finish-4 with three coats of electrically baked enamel wh'eh gives a. finish similar to porcelain. The Dodg. Brothers Moter com- pany has been enabled to cut off about $300 from the regular sedan Price on the late model. Other models of the ceed and open type will also be dis}iayed by Je Colteoum during the show. yeaster® Thrace, and non-occupation of These contingents, amount-| rt | | Hee | raha danatedep shag it bowel ail ese years his patients a prescription aes a well-known v See | mixed with olive it Dr. eee, Ole Table These tg ee. are aces on the liver and bowels, which cause a nor- mal action, earings OF $08 waste and tmatter in one’s system. If you have a pale face, ealloy ook, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ee FOR RENT—Four-room unfurnished | house @t 712 E. Second. Inquire at 387 N. Durbin. 10-1 paleo ed td IRS hk bls STRAYED—From 710 E. 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