m. Nov. ‘1 .———The numerous
use may be had for the pavment
S‘marks registration fee. a1e do-
: rushing business. The advertis9
columns of the newspapers are be—
utilized, “prospects” are being
battled vith letters and circulars
ginning the ad1antages and virtues
ithe several bureaus are being scat-
m broadcast.
the marriage literature makes its
”in! appeal to the “home-loving
j—tinct" of men who are in much
Slate
it! t an “women
1 The press agenta however. are not
always discriminating or discreet in
the selection of “eligible males.” One
in a. large family urging him to
‘ ”-arry happily; dont select sour
mintances at random from the
f M; send us vour photograph and
19 marks and well find you a. good
M
repressed
excz' tem en t
not, or
" his favorite newspap
, through the matrimonial «bureaus
menial bureaus of Berlin where .
demand in the marriage map"
unseen sent a letter to a married man .1119, stipulation that they
The strain of
Most of the ma
of women more or less advanced in
traction.L Lut mm mbstantial bank}
of a bu: fan. The financial arrange.-
ments are agreed upon before the
marriage. ' .
One voung man who accepted. a
much oigler 110111311 as wife after she
had assured 1:11-. she had money to
support them, brought\suit for di—
vorce. ai aging he had been deceived
and that the woman really had verv
little money The woman admitted
but declared the felt justified because
of the loneh life she had been living.
with no opportunitv to become an— ' Sum pusenger
quainted uith marriag'eable men. " 3,3333? “'7 m”? "h" '
\Vhilc- the 101mg. attractive girls,’ FiniCluiPm rauuvoaf
who nfake ap wlication for husbands - To Sivan!!! ' ’I'oDe Jacksonville
iage comparatively f5“: acgogllifigago 0“ $3038 0” “$36.54‘
1 e agen 5. scores 0 voun — f" 7
pl\ for wix es, virtuallv alwavs with 'Effig‘i $54.68 Rflgdsss,77 .
must be
wealthv or well- to- do. Formerly the
chief womcn applicants were servant -'
girls. Shop girls seldom patronize the
years and of doubtful physics. at; ‘
accounts and young men but of work :1 ,
or wear: of working. said.,the agent "
she had misrepresented her income. ‘7
‘ em )g ,
and $25,000,!) 0 in 514; per cell
The payinentj today made 111
Y Morgan 8: company’s. .5
for the British governmen
liquidation of a maturity of $150,?
000, 000. The first. 11111 of the big 161m
matured and was paid on November
1,1919. r
lncrea8ed Samoa 4:4:
' New York to Savannah '
Tie-day], Dondm Sl'iurdfia. 8 P. QM. .
Including meals and stateroom
“canned lion:
Wu In“ digs-oi
marriage bureaus
Scores of 'marriages made
are
DO you know the Story of Pittsburgh Phil,”
——the race-tack plunger?
. ,. ' ‘ saisto have been hastened by the self—repres- ,
, sion he practised: Pittsburgh Phil affords an f'
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Section Lineman Long Lines Depart-I
mom, American Telephone and Tel-
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1011 t , f 0011‘ of October ’16
1920 while section lineman Harry
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7 operator on duty.,flrst; endean cred? y
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