The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 4

f= PAGE 4 )SAND POINT 0. K., lh ARMY MAN | air Service Officer Takes Issue With Navy ind Point fie fense of the Maj, Muble ie ts lar ared, and t sing place fifet long, will accomr ifiter of D H-4 type planes « ‘ofatt. eThe navy ba iit, which was ment for an air be Malt the site ling on & Teasor €@ommissic e@ cost of ne Bifen and le $l a year Girls Stage Stunt to Get Husbands BERLIN, July 27.—Four marriage monies just performed here we @utcome of a clev Stunt” on the part of Bre the brides bed as follows they t together: au band. He must be ind @ honest.” The placards c: Bames and addresses of the girls | girls who a Youth Wi THE ns Me ovie C ontest Prize ize Laver winner. FIRST PRIZE SUGGESTIONS By Laverne Caron DETROIT y as th R winner, Malloch, fourth prize Mary Henke, winner, second prize J. SECOND PRIZE SUGGESTIONS Ry Mary Henke THIRD PRIZE SUGGESTIONS By Aileen BP. Stroud in play's in false bid FRIDAY, JULY Two Million Readers OF THIS WEEK’S “DIGEST” Will Be Thrilled, Entertained and Accurately In- formed. The Outstanding News-Features Are: Can Uncle Sam Break the Ruhr Deadlock? Here is an ion in this co em that contre Belgium Five men a erately ense and the chips peace hangs on the tragedy of tt a illuminating article which t and Italy engaged in The in th presents public and Europe upon e world. France, are compared by a poker ga stakes are high, ame are human | Continu t there is Read wh The Minnesota Political Twister The real signif plained by papers of all political £ Drying Other People’s Ships How softly roars the British Lion! tall by seizing British Hquor on mule York harbor and virtually tho entire British press from protesting angrily, America twiat on British ships in Ni refrains Why Lynching Has Slumped - © nigger is more effi » has been burned at The remarks rop in t pceasioned this and a one wh lets.” of this ye lynch: other comments from the 8 has o press. The Tangle of Tangier The Dollar Wheat eee Re medies for the wheat farmer Pit glee a bushel, The Methodists’ Split on Russia’s New Church This makes interesting reading and presents phase of the question whether Russia ts a land where even hope {s stagnant, or a new Canaan for the weary and op- pressed, another OTHER STORIES SURE TO INTEREST YOU: they received many proposals Marriage from which they made|critle tn Ar iF selection. 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