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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
PRICES CONTINUE TO SOAR
TOUNPRECEDENTED HEIGHT
while Government Considers
Plans for Federal Control of
Food Supplies Prices Rise

CHICAGO. April with government Off
Gals considering plans for federal control Of
food supplies, prices continued 10 soar to IN
precedented heights todas.
Wheat futures opened strong with May bring
ing s.. OLA per bushel in the pit, the highest
price since 1862 Corn and oats also opened
strong and with good gains.
Cash wheat ranged as nigh as $211L, while
sales of cash corn went % 81 80, a high figure
for the generation.
Following ne upward trend of the hog market
provisions registered steady gains. May PORK
was $50 IS. and July S34 So per barrel, a gain
of 20 cents. Ribs also showed good gains.
The hog market gained impetus after yester-
days inactivity and closed strong, 20 cents
higher. Top prices were $l5.75 per hundred
pounds on the hOof. Pigs sold at S14 25 per
hundred The cattle market firm, beeves
being quoted 81 SIS 10 on the hoof, the highest
known.
Eggs sold at retail from 80 to 80 cents .,eT
dozen, unusual figure for this time OF the
year. Large quantities are being placed in
cold storage by speculators, reports state.
May wheat closed today at S2.O6 per bushel,
q gain for the day Of $40 cents. July gained
5is cents to S175ls and September. "a cents
TO $I.6Ih. 4 bull wave struck the market
Just before the close.
Cash wheat Jumped TO S2.lb for high grade
grain Cash corn sold up to Sl.3112. Both
these records.
Standard cash oats sold TO so cents bnsnel.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06

sacks. SI.35: DO. 96-lb. sacks, $l.35; do. As
poupd sacks, Sl.3T; do. 4-poInd sacks, Sl.39.
Atlanta Milling company meal bOlted, OF
pounds 81 80; Is pounds, $l.32; "a to Il pounds.
Grain, sacked. per bushel-white milling
corn. ST AZ white feed corn. 81 40; oats, fancy.
white clipped. SOC; do. No. white clipped
S.lc. do No. = white. Sc; do. No. mixed, Soc
Graia, sacked, per bushel-Bancroft seed oats
aoT. Amber seed oats. 9Oc; Texas rust proof
ats $50 Burt seed oats, e0c.
Hav etc-Timothy No. l larges bales, $l.4O;
do choice third bales, Sl.40; do. No. l small
bales S1.35; do. No. small bales, S1.25;
No l clover mixed hay, Sl.i5; johnson grass
pnime, s4i.OO; do. No. T. $1,000; cotton seed
hulls old style, $500.
Chicken Feed. per cwt.-Aunt Patsy mash
1Oolh sacks, S2.95: Purina pigeon feed, 100
In. sacks. Sis; Purna chick, lOO-lb. sacks
SSl5; Purina cbowder, lOOlb. sacks, S2.T5;
scratch. lO0-lb. sacks. S3.05; Victory chick
lOn-Ib sacks, S3.l5; beef scraps lOO-lb. sacks,
81 =. boef scraps b0-lb. sacks, $275: oyster
shells. 1OOlb. sacks, S1.OO; Capitola chicken
Peters proven Products per cwt.-Arab Horse
torr horse feed. s.. 80; Alfaufa-fst Dairy feed,
&; round feel. per cwt.--A. b, G. mule feed
s. %: hete pulp. 100 10. sacks. S2.l5; Sucrene
dairy feed. $500; No. alfalfa meal, $2.lOi
Cgpiiola molasses feed, S2.40.
shorts Bran, Mill Feed per cwt.-Red Dog
shorts IOO-Ib. sacks. $500 gray shorts. 100
III sacks, 40; fancy mill feed, 75-lb. sacks
s. go: r. W. mill feed. I5-lb. sacks, $3.50
xxx mill feed 15-lb. sacks, 81 20; Georgia
$. 10: bran. pure wheat, S2.I5; bean meal feed
rice bran. lJO-lb. sacks, Sl.S0; bean meal feed
18Th. sacks $500; brown shorts. 1o0-Ib. sacks,
SI.75.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
Dorothy Die Says

she not only goes deeper down into the
pit than a man does, but all the forces
of society push her down farther and
farther into the mire, while they hold
out helping hands to the man. We con-
done the offense of the man who has
sinned and repented, but we hold the
woman'S slip against her to her dying
day. We Stay the fatted calf when the
prodigal son cleanses himself and re-
turns home, but nobody even hands out
Dreaded veal chop TO the prodigal
daughter when she comes back
And the man who is proposing to
marry a woman whose skirts have the
mud of the street on them will do well
to remember that while he may be big
enough, and noble enough, to forgive and
forget her past, the world never will.
Society has a short memory for a wom-
ans virtues, but long one for her
frailties.
In discussing the possibility of re-
forming a woman, it is well to bear n
mind that there are two distinctive
types of feminine sinners. There is
the girl who has blundered into wrong
doing through ignorance. through IN
nocence, through loving not wisely, but
too we'll. through some desperate need
of poverty or want Many a girl has
been betrayed by the highest and best
and tenderest impulses in her whole ma
ture.
Such girls as these keep their souls
white in spite of the black stain on
their lives. They hate and loathe
everything that even savors of immoral
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
Atlanta Live Stock

Corrected by w. H. White, Jr of White
Provision Coz
Good to choice steers, 500 to 900 lbs, IS. on
to So so.
Good steers 700 to SEQ Ibs, 81 so TO IS. 90
Medium 10 good steers, 700 to 500 lbs, 81 90
Good to choice beef cattle, $50 to $50 lbs.
Medium 20 goow cows. $50 to $50 lbs. 50. ~
10 81 90.
Good to choice heifers, 600 to 700 lbs, SO. 50
The above represents tae ruling prices Of
good quality cattle. Inferior grades and dairy
Medium to good steers. $50 to $50 lbs. 81 90
to 81 so.
Medium to good COWS, $50 to 100 lbs, So rs
TO ST. rs.
Mixed common, SIS. 25 to 1918.
Good fat oxen, 500 to 81. so,
Medium oxen, Sc 90 ito 500.
Coed butcher bulls, $3.50 to So 90
Choice veal calves. se.75 TO $7.75.
Nearlings, S5.OU to SIS 20.
Sheep. good. $4l75 to S5.25.
Medium sheep 81. 90 TO S4.75.
Prime hogs, 16o to 225 lbs, SO. so TO ell. 90.
Light hogs, 40 to 100 Ibs., $40. 90 to $40. 80
Heavy pigs, ITO to 14o lbs: SO. % to 50: so
Light pigs, &c to ITO lbs, 1915 to so 90.
Above quota tons apply TO cornfed hogs. Mast
and pea peanut f1ttened lower, owing TO- quality
Hog receipts light. Market strong and higher.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
KANSAS CITY, April 5.-HOgs-Receipts
5000, higher; bulk, SIS 10G so; heavy, So 10
Ml5. 60; light, $14.I5q 80; pigs, $l1 500
14.S.
Cattle-Recaipts, 1,5OO. higher; prime fed
steers $12. )0pl2 10; dressed beef steers, $3.50
all. 20; southern steers, SIS. 50@11 %; COWS,
Sc. OOQ 10 so; hifers, IS. O0q11 so; stOckers.
81 1Od 80; bulk, $7I50d10.0O; calves, IS. 90
@12.75
sheep-RecsiPts, O,OOo: steady; lambs. 81. 90
ala 90: Nearlings, S13. OOd13.75; wethers.
81 .50d12 10; ewes, $40. 50d12 so.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Hogs-Receipts, 5000,
higher; lights, SIS. 25@l5. 50; pigs, $40 .2J@
1915; good heavy, $l5 65@15.7 20; bulk, $l5. 20
Q15.65.
Cattle-Raceipts. 1SOO steady: native beef
steers, 81 .3O012 80; yearling steers. heifeIs
IS. 5od y 20; cows, Sc. Ood1O.25; stockers,
S6.O0d1O.15.
Sheep-ReceIpts. LOO. steady; lambs, s13 90
ais 40; ewes. 80. 5O912. rs; yesrlings. SO. 10
Q14. %.
CHICAGO. April 5.-Hogs Receipts $4,000;
strong, Csc above yesterdays average. Bulk,
SIS 3Od 10. 65; light $14 GOA 1858; mixed. S15.05
l15.7O: heavy S14.9O615.75; rough, $149OG
1905; pigs, $106Od1425.
Cattle--Recepts 1000; steady. Native beef
cattle, 50 25013.15; stockers and feeders, S7.15
1890: cows and heifers, $5.65Q10.90; calves.
S9.256I 1875.
Sheep-Receipts II 900; steady. wethers,
$1O.4Od12.s5; lambs, s11.75@t5.OO.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06

as she engages in whispered CONVEX
sation with some good-looking man.
There is murder in the look.
There is no peace nor happiness there,
and there never is in the household
where either the husband or wife. has
been reformed. for there must be hon
or and faith between husband and wife
to make an ideal marriage. and that
does not exist where either one has a
past that has had to be forgiven. and
habits and ideals that have had to be
changed.
After all. the same argument applies
to the man who thinks of marrying a
girl to reform her that does to the girl
who marries a man to reform him. Why
do anything so useless as well as dam
gerous? Why pick out a specked peach
when the basket is full of sound ones?
Why not choose the kind of wife or hus-
band you want, to start with, instead
of taking an inferior article on the
chance that you may possibly be able
to alter it over into something of which
you approve?
Matrimony has enough chances of
misery in it without turning it into
reform school, and while it may be
good for our souls to have our faults
corrected and our weaknesses elimi-
mated and our habits changed, II is an
almighty unpleasant process for the
poor victim who is being raised up to
the higher life.
Finally. this cold. hard fact is rec.
commended to the consideration of the
foolhardy who are marrying life part
ners to make them better-it is not on
record that the inmates of reformatories
entertain any very ardent affection for
those who are attempting to reform
them.
Copyright, 1917. by the Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)
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ity, and they yearn with an unspeakable
longing to be within the fold of conven-
tional and respectable society.
No man need be afraid of how such
a woman as this will conduct herself
after marriage. She will need none OF
her husbands reforming. for she will
reform herself. Her horror of what she
has been through will make her life
Caesars wife.
On the other hand. there is the girl
who is bad at heart. all of whose i'm
pulses are the flesh. fleshy, and who
drifts just as naturally downward as
water rolls down a hill. She needs nc
tempta ton to lure her because in her
own nature she possesses every tempta-
tion to evil.
You cannot reform such a woman be-
cause she does not want to be reformed.
You cannot protect her from evil men
because she is a magnet that draws
them to her You cannot teach her to
run straight because her very nature
is crooked. Every curve of her body is
the line of least resistance.
A man is a fool, and worse than a
fool if he deliberately let's hemself into
lifelong misery by marrying a woman
of this type. He delivers himself over
to shame, for, sooner or later, her name
will be a hooking in the mouths of
men, and i'm the meantime he is a prey
to the gnawing jealousy that eats out
our hearts when we are filled with sus-
picions of one we love and whom we
know that we cannot trust.
Just notice the look of furtive watch
fulness on the face of the wife of a
reformed drunkard when the cocktails
are passed at dinner. 1t is enough to
make you weep. ii is so full of anguished
anxiety. Watch the black scowl on the
face of the man whose wife has "been
talked about" before they were married,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06

- HAVE received a letter from a man
who writes:
Il have read and reread your
article on The Folly of a Girl Marry
ing a Man to Reform Him. Is the
girls folly as great as that of the man
who marries girl to reform her?
II am in love with a beautiful and
fascinating young woman who has lax
ideals of morality, and who permits
familiarities from men that no respecta-
BILE girl should tolerate. If / marry this
girl do you think that l can correct her
faults and change her into being the
kind of woman l would want for a wife
and the mother of my children"
Frankly no. Such a miracle might
happen once in a million times but not
oftener, and the odds are too great
against such a marriage turning out
well to make it even gamblers gamble.
1t has been said that the woman
drunkard, or drug fiend, or the immoral
woman never reform. This is not true
but undoubtedly it is much harder to
win the woman who has taken the wrong
turn of the road back into the straight
and narrow path than II is to win a man
back.
This is because when woman falls
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET
WESTERN HOG MARKETS
MAKE NEW HIGH RECORD

CHICAGO. April 5.-Hogs opened up
Is cents a hundred pounds today, SELL
ing as high as S15.65. a new record.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,. April with
= 20 and 3O-cent boost i'm the hog mar
ket here. prices reached s15.75, the high
e., ever paid i'm any western market.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
New HIGH for Wheat

CHICAGO, April 5.--wheat for delivery next
month shortly before the close OF the board of
trade today added SC to the high record
established yesterday. d, 1t sold at $2.07. ad-
vance of from sc to 53sc over the close yester-
day. The upturn due to an attempt Of be-
lated shorts to cover their contracts, only to
find the market bare of offerings.
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49,
y Matrimony has enough chances =
y of misery in it without turning it y
y into a reform school. =
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ca. April J.-rUrpentine firm
IS &c: sales, none; receipts, So.
Rosin, firm; sales. none: receipts. 2S1.
Quote: y and u. 81. 4OGI 5.55: f. S5.5Od5.o5
F., $3.50; G., $3.50: RI and !, S5.6O6t5.IO; n
S5.75: NJ, $3.50 80: \, $3.50 window glass
50. 90; water white, $500.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
Gram

CHICAGO, April although on SOME trans
actions wheat reached a record Price to-
day for May delivery, the market soon devel-
oped a decided downward tendency. More
hopeful reports to conditions for winter wheat
gave au advantage to the bears, and so too did
gossip rs 20 possible government control OF
prices. Opening prices, which ranged from 7sc
decline TO = advance with May at S2.O1h to
$2O2i2, and July at S1.69& to Sl.7OA, were
followed by a material setback all around anu
then something of rally.
Later word that rains in Kansas and Nebras-
ka came too late to be of material benefit led
10 senss tiOnal advance to fresh nigh levels,
including S2.OI for May. Top prices here were
coincdent in time with announcement of the
sinking Of the American steamship Missourian.
The close was unsettled, 39s to 5Ac, net higher
with May at $2.O5% and July at $l.75h@
1.75Ia.
Corn duo:irnted the action of wheat. New
record prices we're touched, but were not well
maintained. After opening q off to a ad-
vance, the market underwent a general sag but
then scored fresh upturn
Oats swdye1 with other cereals. Business
active and about evenly divided.
New top values in the hog market produced
similar showing provisions. Decreased ware
house stocks continued also TO INT packing
house products.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
The following the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
May 2O2ls a2.OlA 2.U7 2.OO74 zoo 2.O2
July 1.7O14 a1.69s4 I.T5h 1.69h 1.75h 1.7Oh
Sept. .1.56a@1.56 1.611G 1.55h 1.61k 1865
CORN
May 1.26 Gl.25% 1.2TS 1.24% 1.27b 1.25%
July 1.24kdI.24 1.26h 1.229s 1854 1.24s
Sept. LIZ d1.21Ia 1.2jls 1.2O 1.24A 1.21{s
OATS
May . eoIsm64ss s47s 6sA e41s e414
July eIkd61 e. COZ 611s CO.'S
Sept. 90. .. e. 54h 5i& 589s 54a 54%
PORK
May -. E. =. 1885 $500 1885 $500 1918
July ... =. o.. S4.s5 1910 34.s5 1910 34.65
LARD
May -. o.. -. 2O.75 aO.s5 2O.7O 2O.s5 2O.e5
July . m =. 2O.95 21.C. 2O.9O 21.10 20.SO
Sept. -. -. a1.O5 21.lO 2O.o7 21.1O ....
RIBS
May e. -. p. 1880 1885 1915 1885 1852
July =. -. . 1892 1905 1892 1905 1850
Sept. 80. . -. 1912 1917 1912 1917 ....
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the cash quota tions on
grain and the previous close:
WHEAT % Open en- >, % Si0s Sa %
No. ., hard o.. 5000. ...... PIG q2.221s
CORN
No. . -. =. ...1.29@a41s1 l.2sh@l.29
No. white ...... l29G l.2''a
No co.. .. Nominarl 6sh
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, April 5.-Butter higher; creamery.
35d43iIc.
Eggs higher: receipts 1880 cases; firsts,
32Isc ordinary firsts, 31G3lhc; at mark cases
included, 29d32c.
Potatoes higher; receipts "a cars. Idaho, Colo
RADIO. Oregon and Washington, S2.55d2.70; Wis
consn and Michigan, s2.35G245.
Oultry-Ahve unchanged
KANSAS CITY BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
KANSAS CITY, April 5.-Butter: Creamery,
43c: firsts. 4Oc: seconds, soc; packing, 3l1ac.
Eggs-Firsts. sic.
Poultry-Hens. gle; ROSTERS, 14l5c: turkeys,
34l3c.
SUGAR MARKET.
NEW YORK. April Raw sugar. firm cen
trifugal. $500: molasses, S5.5l; refined steady;
fine granulated, S7.25mS.25.
Sugar futures opened steady on covering,
nrompted by the firmness Of the spot market.
At noon prices were TO points higher
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW OhLEAhs NOAAON
NEW ORLEANS. April Sold weakher and
o excessive rains in the belt put the reice II
cotton early today 70 the highest levels since
the first week Of last December May sold
IN 10 10 so cents = pound The market opene,l
While business restricted by the triple
holidays folIowin gtcdsy's session. prices were
veil maintained. At the sctlve months
we're - to 81 points over yesterdays close
Favorable spot accounts sni the rise Of .
points in local spot quotations Increased the
demand for contracts. At 1.an the active
months were at q net gain Of IS 20 IL points
a. the afvl7cp and In ne first half hour Of
trading gained - to - points.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Ire following the ruling prices In the
egs'laues today:
Tone. steady. middling. 1850 steady
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.
SUDAN GRASS sEED-THAT WONDERFUL
Cpnpt

SUDAN GRASS sEED-THAT WONDERFUL
HAY CROP!
SOW, for seed, pounds of my pure seed per
acre, in drills three feet apart. Sow twenty
five pounds per acre, broadcast, for hay soon
as safe from frost. Price 35c per pound at your
station, 30c fob. here. Seed scarce and will
be higher in few days. J. p. Word, Lubbock
Texas.
VELVET BEANS-Seed velvet beans, early
speckled variety, the 90-day bean. Selected
and guaranteed stock terminating IS to 80 per
cent. $1.40 per bu., fob. Troy, cash with
order. W. 5. Coleman, Troy, Ala.
NANCY HALL and Porto Rico slips ready, April
B. $1.15; tomato plants. Globe, Stone, Earli-
ana, Beauty, $1.5O; pepper 50; cabbage plants. 8
varieties, 81 so per NJ; cotton seed 81 per bu..
Fairview Plant Farm, Triton. Ga.
POTATO PLANTS-Win be ready to ship April
10, Nancy Hall. Porto Rica, Triumph, South
ern Queen, 81 so per NJ, (. o. b. Rebecca, Ca.
II. I. Wilson.
CABBAGE, 1000, $1.5O; Nancy Hall, Porto
Rico, Triumph potato, $1.75; tomato, 100 by
mall SOC. 0akhurst Farm, College Park. Ca.
EARLY TOMATO PLANTS READY-Earii-
and Stone, 100 by mail. SOC. postage pre-
paid. Evergreen Farms, Evergreen, Ala.
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Cotton

NEW NORK. April 5. There Was a further
sharp advance IN the cotton market here to-
day. The heavy rains reported east Of the
while the old crop was influenced by the large
spot sales repoited in en- south yeSseriay at
sdvsnring prices Relatively easy cables At
rractsd 10 particular attention sud after open
ing firm At an advance OF IL TO II points ac-
tive months sold - % - points net higher
with May Touching - -. and October $50
during the early session. Private cables re-
ported a small market in Liverpool with English
spinnerx cut CO the market and with Lancss-
hire mills 10 remain closed next week Real
king was neavy at the advance but prices
held within a few points Of the best toWarl
the middle Of he morning.
There NAV have been some selling for reac-
tfon IS well as realizing on q setback from 20 p
70 20.1s for May and from 1872 10 ls-5z Tor
October late IN the morning but offerings were
well taken by a broadening outside demand
Buying % new crop months was stimulated oy
unfavOrahls reports arising from the heavy rains
east Of the river. with October selling mp 10
1878 and May % 2O-25 early in the afternoon
or about 81 to 81 points net higher
The Afternoon advance carried Jtiy contracts
M 20 the -O-cent level while October sold az
Is.Tq OF - TO 50 points above last night
closing prices Prices then ease,i off slightly
under scattered realizing.
NEW YORK COTTON
TIE following were the ruling prices in the
exchange TO-DAY
Tons. steady: middHnS. Os5c. quiet.
Last Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
CoTToN Sc PRoDUCTs MARKEI

Basis Atlantis for current months shipments.
BI Asked
FHac OIL lWA lAB
Cotton ssed meal. prime. yer
cent - J.. :. =. 49, --. 800 800
cotton sod meal. ~ per cent
protein 10
t-otton Sod rake. sound. l0osr.
= = savannah -. "a
Gorton SOD hills. Ir-p~e --- --- 80 IL -
cotton seed hullS. sssed. -. 81 o. 20 %
T.futerS firSt cut .-- co., boo - i0isc
IIutsrs. mill rur $4,000 Be- --. g 5t.c
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. April Spot cotton steady.
- points up- sales un the spot 2-4-s bales;
20 arrive 100 Cool ordinary. 1S-l2. strict f0Od
ordinary. 1852. low mid1liGg. 1912; strict low
TubtdIing. 1881. middling. 1870: strict mid
dIing Ie.69: good mIftiing. 1851; strict good
middlng. 2o.u5- Receipts LIS: stock 3I3. So.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, firm @U-sV--
New York. quiet. 2o.5Jc-
New Orleans. steady. Is-51c-
Liverpool. steady. 12-s,'d-
Augusts. steady. 20
Norfolk. nominal. -.
Houston. steady. Is-s5c-
Memphis. nominal. 1859.
philsdeIphia. steaay. ~
savannah. nominal 1855
Dallas. steady. - IOc.
Mobile, nominal 1880.
tiaIves;pn. steady. Is70--
Charleston. nominal
So Louis. steady. 1910
WiiHIngton, steady. ls.I0y-
little Rock. steady. 1y.ISc.
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by DOROTHY DIX.

: HAVE received a letter from a man
who writes:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
PERSONAL.


MARRY RICH-Be happy and prosperous Big
list Of descriptions and photos Of congenia!
people with means free. Sealed, confidential.
Either sex. Standard Club. Box 0UI, Grays-
lake, Ill
MARRY at Once. We put you in correspondence
with several thousand charming aand refined
ladies who wish to marry, many worth from
s. 900 to $4,000 and upwards. Particulars free.
Address Allen Ward (B. 545), Valley, Neb.
THE SOUTHERN AGENCY, Station A, Dallas,
Texas, is for white people only. Ladies and
gentlemen who wish correspondents should write
10 US at once. LISTS FREE.
MARRY III .-ONELY-Hundreds rich wish mar
rage; confidential; reliable, descriptions
free. The Successful Club" Box 500, Oak
land, Cal.
GET acquainted. JON the Cleveland Post Card
Club, Station II, Cleveland, o. Issued month
~. Membership l month zoe.
MAkRY-Free photos feautiful ladies; descrip-
tons and directory; pay when married. New
Plan Co., Dept 20, Kansas City, No.
$1,000 to 100000. All ages. Write quick.
Peoples Club. Box 4, San Diego, Cal.
MAkKIAGE PAPER free. The most reliable
published. Send for one. Eastern Agency. -,
Bridgeport, Conn.
MARRY Marriage directory with photos and
descriptions free. Pay when married The
Exchange. Dept. 81. Kansas City, Nc.
SOUTHERN lady, 43, worth $4,000, would
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