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$10,000 Short Story Contest! Within a few weeks True Confessions, a Fawcett Monthly magazine, will make its appearance on the news stands of the United States and Canada with a new purpose and new ideas.. We are in the field for distinctively interesting based-on-fact stories of 1,000 to 10,000 words, and offer contributors— Two grand prizes of $1,000 each. Two second prizes of $300 each. Two third prizes of $200 each. Twenty prizes of $100 each. Fifty prizes of $50 each. One Hundred prizes of $25 each. The contest is divided into two sections. The first section closes June 30, 1922 and manuscripts which fail to win prizes in the first section will be entered in the second section automatically, and thus early contestants will have a second chance. The second section closes October 1, 1922. FIRST SECTION (Contest closes June 30, 1922) $1,000 Grand prize $300 Second prize $200 Third prize Ten prizes of $100 each Twenty-five prizes of $50 each Fifty prizes of $25 each. SECOND SECTION (Contest closes Oct. 1, 1922) $1,000 Grand prize $300 Second prize $200 Third prize Ten prizes of $100 each Twenty-five prizes of $50 each Fifty prizes of $25 each Suggestions: Confessions of a Magdalene, Confessions of a Jimmy Valentine, Confessions of a Maniac, Confessions of a Dope Fiend, Confessions of Faithless Love, Confessions of Hate. All stories must be unusual. True Confessions will not consider cut and dried fiction.. We will take our readers into the inner chambers of real life. Unless otherwise requested, writers' names will not be published. All manuscripts not prize winners will be purchased at space rates upon acceptance. Further Information will be supplied on request. Manuscripts should be addressed to— W. H. FAWCETT, Editor, True Confessions ROBBINSDALE. MINNESOTA.