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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-23
WRAPS OF STRIPED WOOLENS
Leading Paris Houses Are Featuring
These Handsome Materials for
Coming Seasons.

Striped woOlenS promise to play an
important part in the wraps for spring
and summer and n number of the lead
ing Paris houses are featuring these
handsome materials. A recently inn
ported wrap from Jenny shows q waist
coat of striped green and white wooden
material attached to a t~hree-quarter-
length wrap of black taffeta.
Cheruit and Lanvin are also send
ing us q number of wraps in the
striped materials, and initiating stripes
with braid.ng put on a plain cloth
to give the striped effect. A wrap OF
this kind from Lanvin, seen recently,
showed a long, plain underwear Of
navy blue cloth with a cape cut on
circular lines that dropped to hip
depths, says Daily Garment News.
The lower part Of this cape was encir-
cled with eight rows Of black silk
braid, and a similar band Of braiding
appeared on the front of the wrap, sim
ulating n girdle. The wrap IA
sleeveless, the arm appearing from
Sits at the front line Of the cape, and
the high collar was decorated in rows
of braiding similar to those appearing
elsewhere on the wrap.
An attractive sport suit in black and
white wool shown by a leading New
York house has a plain skirt of white
with a black overplaiding. The Jacket,
cut on Norfolk lines, has a high col
lar edged with black braid and the
belt, pockets and cuffs also show the
black edging. Large black buttons fas-
ten the Jacket down the front
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-23

Coin-Spot Trimming.
The coin-spot is much featured as
trimming.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-23

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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-23
IN BAD SHAPE.

"What seems to be the matter with your To-
ther?"
81 don't know, but I guess it must be some
thing awful, because / heard the doctor say II
would take q trip south to cure him."
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70 KNOW.

81 always measure my words" said the garru.
lous man.
"What do you user" asked the bored listener,
"a barrel or q tub Transcript.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-23

Carved Ivory Bracelets.
The most fashionable bracelets Of
the moment In Paris are Of carved
ivory.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-23

/ WAS noon, and the big whistle at
the plant Of a large manufacturing
concern in Schenectady, n. Y, had
just summoned the shop-workers
back to machine and bench, when
Luigi'S foreman touched him on the
shoulder. Five o'clock tonight,
Luigi, at the Works Restaurant" he
said briefly. Good supper, good
music, good time, learn English"
Luigi. only dimlY cOmprehended.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
Carnival Of Demonstrations Of Articles Which Include Heinz 81
Varieties and Corn Products


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the
be prepaado
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18
All We Ask Is Your Attend
ance At This Event

During this day want you to and enjoy visit with
There obligation whatsoever to make purchase for
would faather have you visit the Department.
speeding the merchandise enjoying the music paang Of
the delicious unch than do any shopping OF course
eOu sales force will be ready yOu but we just mention
the fact to impression upon you that you will be made most well
whether you purchase single article or not
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-03-18


etao syeyap All
edatorFou
OF ANY
FREE OF CHARGED
attend the Opening SECEOEO THE TKEEA
place In
AM suruntngt OF dlsdte \
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-16

KEEPING THE FAITH

There is no guosiI0n oi the in
side policy off ihe republican
campaign The accumulation ol
ropW,d faud oi many millions
Go Toe used in clccfuug llard.ne
% the presidency Is part and par
eel of The outrageous and bfaEcu
attempt Go gct control oi thc GOV
crnmcnt machinery for single
purpose ihe power Go maize
money through politics Clover
nor Cos pui d hlunily and cl
fectiycly in hiS speech go Wheel
ing Saturday night WHOM bc said
the republicans are behind %
"smokc screen ol hypocrisy
for one thing pure aud simple.
administration spois
ID must be BORNE boz mind Chat
the general election is only about
ten weeks AWAY Between THIS
time and THAT upon which the
ballots are io bc casi there IS
short space IN which 10 set forth
the republican scheme and iH
perils to honest government ihu
shall iu amy docoui way represent
the people. 10 needs ad tnc
siodpohammcr blows which can
be siruce IN the cause of bono
government, and d policy ihai
shall continue the United States
as an honorable nation ui,h
which other world powers may d.
business, and of which they must
take duo coeuigancc.
Apropos of This later considcra
tion Is the Roosevelt cNcorlaiion
n his spcech of Saturday OF the
Harding pronouncemeut for tariff
iog' slaiiU Roosevelt finds a
certain grim amusement in % cams
didatc So reactionary as to iiN t0
palVante and irot ont a question
what haas boon political corpse
these seven years
Another aspect of the demo
cratic speech making of last SAT
urday IS worthy of consideration
ln his address Governor Cos. ne
fcrred Co his now famous con-
ference with the president Hnd
the matter which came mp as
foremost iu Woodrow Wilson $
d.. t..I ~ ,.. tII4.... I'D. t...
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-16

Ponzis dupes don't deserve d
particle Of sympathy They
went INTO a game that was frame
duleni on It's face and they
would have taken profits OF mry
size thai they could get,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Col Roscoe c. Simmons of St
LOUIS famous orator was in the city
TINS week. made a vigorous fight for
recognition OF Negro newspapers at
Republican headquarters. He also
spoke at St. Phillips Church at 47th
ana Dearborn SITS, to a crowded
house OF admiring adhcrcrs.
Mr. Gilchrist Stewart of New York
City 10 visiting the city for few days
on his way to Indiana to make some
speeches Tor the National Committee.
Miss Edith Ella Adams has given
up her position in the Chicago public
schools to take up kindergarten work
IN her home at Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Mr. Adolph SinlmS IS beng con.
gratuIatcd by leading politicians OF
this city for winning for himself the
title of being the only man III the
country who has successfully man
aged a dozen campaigns without a
single defeat.
DIR. Tiffner and DR.. Feaman after
having enjoyed such successful tour
OF the Eastern states this summer are
now preparing 10 make trip to Paris
next year.
Dir. Carriers and his wife, Mrs. An
tionette Carriers, are planning to go
| to Paris next summer where Mrs.
Carriers will resume her musical
studies
DIR. and Mrs. George c. Hall. Of
3t08 So. Park Ave- arc receiving in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Bindlcy Cyrus,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Vivian Sheppard OF Racine
Wisconsin is visiting her sister, Miss
Marie Taylor of 81 E. 43rd st.
Mrs. Jas. Johnson of Nashville,
I emu, is the house guest OF Mrs
Henderson. of 3434 Forest Ave. -
Mr.. Jack Trottcr, New York's ia
nous journalist. is in our city for
few weeks While here he is residing
at 356l Grand Blvd
The Cotillion given by Miss p. L
Rande Monday evening, was one oil
the seasons most successful sooia
functions. Chicagos elite were out
i'll great numbers.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Griggs have as
their house guest Mr.. J. Zubcr OF
Columbus, Ga
Miss NJ. AVilietta Hyde has become
the house guest of her sister, Mrs
Leonard +. Pyc, of 3257 So. Park Ave
The opening class OF Mrs Hazel
Ihompson-Davis was quite an incen-
tive for her continuance in the terpsi
chorean art. The attendance was the
largest during the history OF Mrs
Davis school
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Pyc have
taken UP their new abode at 1857 So
Park Ave, where they will be pleased
to see their many friends.
Mrs. Chas. Smith OF 356l Grand
Blvd, is visiting in Kansas and Iowa.
Locals-IIead
Miss Clara Cadet Idlewild Hotel,
so East 33rd St, who has been i'll is
improving
\ telegram to the Whip from Ma
rion, Ohio. states that Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Malone, St Louis, Mo, made
a special visit to Warren g. Hard
ing, Republican nominee for president,
at his home last week.
The Misses Roam. Coffcyville, Kan,
who have been visiting the city for
week, left for their home Tuesday. !
DR. Jasper Phillips, Nashville
Tenn, who passed the state board iof
medical examiners last week, paid
Chicago a visit this week, Sunday he
delivered 4 short address at the Young
Peoples Lyceum.
MIR. and Mrs. Dorsey .Neg York,
trict and as a result Of his support, mi
City who spent the pastiweek at THE
Idlewild Hotel, left Monday night
for their home On Saturday night
Mr. Dorsey was the guest OF Cary b:
Lewis at the Appomattox Club and
later given drive in Billy Kings
Stutz. . ... --. "
Miss Emma Williams, OF 6538
Evans Ave, has returned home alter
a short stay in Detroit, Mich.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

The Jackson Loan & Diamond
Company. Il brand new enterprise
marking an epoch in the business
world. owned ard operated by cont
pany OF young negro business men
with no stocks for sale and with a
cash outlay OF over $4,000. catering
to those who have long felt the need
OF such an institution and who will
gladly lend their support to foster
big business among our people.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
Pres. Robert T. Mays Gives Dinner


At the spacious Headquarters of the
International Railway Brotherhood
Association. located at 3457 South
Wabash Ave, Mr. Robert T. Mays,
president now and elect, entertained
a few OF his friends who assisted him
in the foundation work of his wonder
full organization. The dinner was one
OF the most choice and we'll selected
that any caterer could create. Stories
and "reminiscences OF the guest made
the evening a continued round of
pleasure and good fellowship. Among
those favored were Col. Henry Lin,
coin Johnson. Hon. Gilchri,t Stewart,
Hon Phil Brown, Mcssrs. Barnett
and Brashlef OF the Negro Associated
Press, Mr. Geo. Walker OF the Cash
mir Company, Mr.. Robinson OF
Georgia and an official OF the organi-
zation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mays
aud MIR. Joseph d. Bib, editor Of the
Chicago Whip.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
TER-CAM-F(
An Effective Cermicide A
sisting Nature To Ward
Off Elue Germs

For Cold in the Head or Che
Cough, Headache, Sore Throat, Tol
slitis, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Spasn
odic Group, Ghilblajns. Rheumai
Pains, Inflamations, Burns etc. AZ
tiseptic and Healing. Z Neglccting
cold is dangerous and may lead
some dangerou disease so begin u,
ing TER-CAM-FO atsonce to bred
your cold. &
For Children and Grown Folks
Sold at all gend Drug Stores sc
Ask For and Insist on TER-CAM-F
DR.. Clerk's Chemical Laboratoric
= Ihe-,
5so3 kenwood Ave, Chicago, II
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
SOCIETY

Miss Esther Middleton, sister OF
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Middleton of
Washington, d. l., has returned
home.
Misses Bertha Young, native Chi
cago girl. now married and living in
California has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. George Walker of 5454
Langley Ave. for the past month.
The Cotillion given by Miss 2. L.
Raudle at Unity Club House was a
most beautiful affair of the season. 1t
was gala for winter and fall festiv-
ity. Miss Raudle heads the list for
unique social affairs.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Middleton and
Mr.. Nm. T. Harsh have been motor
ing through the Allegheny Mountains
in Mrs. Middleton's new Paige. They
are now about ready to return home.
Mrs Cecilia Mozee gave a very en-
joyablc party in her beautiful home
at $50 Michigan Ave. in honor of
Miss Bowman aud Miss Constance
Ridley of Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Bailey refuses to tell which
birthday he was celebrating.
AZ NJ 5, = nC-.
-, NlI. freu Nlo, o.f. oi DeCa 10
iiL' Inotoicd 70 Sn'edso 10 'la'e .le
i.ItI3l5 t9ue,ivs SUI, d 80
mt On h;s s10n00 oSon1obiIe nrez
paratory to his shipping it to Cali
fornia where he will hibernate for the
next lew months
Miss vera stokes VINO was iorinct-
"a. WIZ he s'r .ra,,i, rr;,.ad n t%;s ;,,,
Ia ,,:lg al, os; a. IL. - alb
Phn 10 Are ' Sbe y W., po9, e,nntoveJ a.
ltaUar9aaho. :, ,ba Fod.raI b,,;1d;,g
i,e a5i'>, =, ~ - - 49,
MI; Nirgii Hlliiaflis, proprietor OF
lile Noyal earaeh Is oaekihs h,ty
thousand dollar race picture ehtitied
In me Depih OIL our iiearts' II Is
SNPeIleu 70 DC com pigieI III 'ilc N.Y.
rev days. some oil me leaaihg stars
OF the race are mined III TINS play.
Mrs. George Beatty. 1888 Calumet
Ave. rendered her husband. George
Beatty. a delightful surprise birthday
party Thursday night. Sept. 7. After
dainty menu they PLAYED cards and
games until the wee hours of the
morning. Among those present were !:
Mrs Tillie Coates. Mrs. George
McCrac. Mr.. Daniel Leon. Mrs. len
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
WOODARD PHOTOS GAIN
POPULARITY

The popular young photographer,
William E. Woodland, whose studio IS
situated at 302 L. 35th ST, is ready for
the large fall trade, and announces that
during the month OF October special
rates will be offered on pictures OF in
fants and children; this will be fine
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

State ST. car on Friday after.
n between two and three. the car
'vhg south. slender made gentle
nan OF brown complexion, clean face.
Wearing 4 dark suit. white shirt
tripod collar without tie was as busy
|oing thru peoples pockets as could
+. Uncle Eph rode four blocks past
he corner at which he was to &c, OF
lying 10 see the police, bot none
puid be seen and finally uneIe Eoh
Rs compelled TO leave the car. leay-
Y the Slender gentleman still ply
Y MS trade. IL would be a good
r. Tor the department Of police TO
Nanizc pickpocket squad and have
I'm ride these cars during the alter
2on. Some OF the danger couId be
,ssibiy eradicated. !, has been clear
demonstrated that the pickpoekets
Ee no tear OF the prcsen, police as
Fned 10 the work because they claim
~ these police hold the majority oi
Z stock in their corporation. ftl
3ld be capital idea for the com |
Mding officer to make some changes
he routine work OF certain police
q IN order that the tax payers may
some benefit through the medium |
Hice supposed TO be rendered by |
fRninions OF the law We hope that
Aili not be necessary to be any |
Pre- pointed in our remarks with
frence to this organization Of pick
fkets and thieves who are reapina
81 golden harvest at the expense OF
spec,able and unsSspecting people
fhe community. bot Is necessary we
z strike from the shoulder, give
es OF pickpockets and thieves who
mot only working together bu, are
Hibuting their iH-got,cn gains for
Ke protection
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

opportunity Tor par
cnts TO secure beauti-
full picture OF the
finest grade al a very
low price, consider
ing the excellence of
The work and mount
ings offered. This is
the time OF year
when those who de-
sire the best in
Photographic a r t.
should take advan-
tage of the fine Of
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

FOR RENT Room Cottage. 9420
Perry, ! Block from State st. Line,
40 minutes from loop. acre fenced
in, 2 chicken houses. II. c. Black,
1903 S. Wabash Ave. Phone Calumet
273G.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Amsterdam a
has represent
The Chicago WI
for the past Il
months. lie
circulating IN;
ager OF the q
,cago Whip 4
New York 4
c 0 m IN Il n i c
ton copocrnii
inc news OF NJ
York Will be a
dressed to him
1898 Seventh. \
. 49,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
Y. M. C. A. NEWS

.
= A big Mass Meeting will be held at the
Bethesda Baptist Church 1923 Wabash
Avenue. sunday October 10th, 80 o'clock
Inc community. Is sinyited to attend: .Ad
dresses WI be made by men of broad 'expe-
riehce Music will be furnished by Bethesda
Choir, Progressive Choral Society Englcwood
Musical Use G GLIB and ANDY y. n = a Orchestra
Inc Oiaer boys who, attended confer.
enee at North chicago last month will hold
an alter conference meeting Sunday, October
10th. at $3.50 O'Clock
1900 members wanted The Big Setting Up
conference for the membership campaign viii
be held Friday, October 9Th. $50 PM Mr..
Myers, Advertising manager. Morris & Com
pany, will speak on How to Sell Member
ship. Complimentary luncheon will be
served.
One hundred and fifty workers under the
direction, Of Leroy Tucker, campaign man
ager, Will be present on the opening night
Thursday, October 18th. $50 PM. Ban.
quet, speeches, music Slogan: $50 workers
every worker one member day for 10
days. f
Big Pep Rally will be held by the Bows
Department Monday, October ltth. 8 O'Clock.
The boys are. out for 500 members. Music,
banquet, movies.
Free Moving Pictures every Friday. $50
I'm; at Beutner Playground. 53rd and Went.
worth Avenue.
Recent Arrivsts.--Head 49,. ......,.......
Albert Petty. Kansas City. Mo.
Harry {. Harris, birmingham. Ala.
~ J.. Jacksons~kew York City,.
Joseph f. Moore, Fort Wayne, Ind.
J. W. C. A. News for Indiana Ave Branch
The Camp Rally given By the Y. ", G.. A.
under the directions Of Miss Estelle Webster,
Miss Helen Perry, and Miss Ruth Arnctt,
our new Girls Work Secretary, who has
been with US since, the 32nd of Sebtcmbcr,
was one OF the most successful of the season
The Blue Triangle Club house was beautifully
decorated 10 represents camp life with shaded
TO reality. Refreshments were served Just
at the ugh, time and the affair came to a
happy climax.
Our Thursday socals and Sunday Vcspers
are now on for the year and would be
50 plessed 10 have these meetings well at
tended. This is not an individual insiitu-
tion for chosen few but for zach and every
one. Our " IS for the protection Of the
grl who is away from home and for the
girl left alone without any protection. We
offer recreation for you here come and rqf~
orr books issued from branch OF IL
Public Lihrar5 OF Chicago, attend Ill
SocialS on Thursdays, play games Of sari2l1
kinds and enjoy good muse all free. III
one OF the best Christian women in ChicsF
OF any other CITY. Her talks Christian In
are inspiring and helpful. Any one vol
do well TO hear her. III
The city wide parade OF the y w. G. ~
OF Chicago which will take place. on SsturdE
Oct 9th. will be represented by about L
girls from our Branch The parade is IL
pected TO be one of the creates, OF ITS III
We hope all Girl Reserve will come III
get information about the parade at Ia
Indiana 50 that VIC will be well represented z,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Francis Lawson has been made the
director. He will leave immediately
for the East in interest of the bureau.
The headquarters will be the AUDI
forum Hotel.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
ROOMS at IDLEWILD HOTEL

Rooms at Idlewild Hotel, so L.
BIRD Street. Steam heat. Hot
Water all hours, near carline
and Il station.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
Soldiers Bureau Created

Thru the efforts of the National Re
publican Committee a Soldiers Blu
reau has been created and DR.. James
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

fers made at the Woodland Studio The
work OF the popular artist is its own
best recommendation as glance at the
contents of his show case or at the pic
lures which adorn the walls OF his studio
will testify. Engagements can be made
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Col. r. P. Nichols. The Chicaj
Whips representative Tor Nrw Yoi
Col Nichols is an enterprise
Young man holding Offices i'm the \,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
Night Watchman Drops Dead

Night Watchnan Drops Dead !,
Robert Brakeman. age 4S. 54l7 South
lark Ave, dropped dead at his home /:
uesday afternoon. Bateman for sew
,rai years has been employed as a
1ight Waterman at the Harmonic Ho- |:
el. 5oth and Indiana Ave. Physicians /:
'ttribute his death to heart failure.
Fund to Liberate Soldiers
Atty. w W. Bell. Leavenworth.
eansas, appeared before the Peoples +:
IoYement $40 Indiana Ave. on Sun. |:
ny afternoon in an earnest appeal for Is
tnds to be used in the defense OF the
4 convicted soldiers Of the 2+th In. Z
antry who are now in prison al
sfavenworth. Kansas. Attorney Bell
hted that the printing OF the record
fcessary Tor review of the case by
higher court would require an ex-
sndi,ure Of nearly 5000. These :
ands can only be raised through the |.
iedium OF those tina, believe in fair :
lay and justice So lar, $500 have
fen raised. Two hundred and TWEEN =
h"e dollars were received from :
9ok Chiids Of Topeka, Kan, who. il s
III be remembered some years ago 3
p alleged to hav~ collected cons;d- z
Toie money Tor this purpose.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
DRUG CLERK WANTED
Wanted 3 Fully Registered
Druggists at Once. Good
Hours. Good Pay.
Call Doug. 3161 or write
1927 Cottage Grove Ave.
WEST DRUG co.
WANTED AT ONCE

Young men for Insurance Business,
Good Salary and Chance for pro
motion.
CLOVER LEAF INSURANCE CO.,
3451 S. Michigan Ave.
II. Isaac, Sup. Call $50 A. NJ.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Misses Constance Ridley a
Bertha Bowman have returned hof
to their work in Shaw Settlemcl
Boston. Mass, after three very d
lightful weeks spent visiting Mrs p;
rick Prescott, sister OF Miss Bowma
OF $3.50 44th Place.
Mrs. Chas. T. Beailey entertain
at breakfast in honor OF Mr.. and At
---, who were recently III;
ried in Minneapolis. MINI.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Steam Was vH curing me -cooi days OF Ia
week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

Miss Emma Williams, of b538
Evans Ave, has returned home after
short stay in Detroit. Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
JONEs-NoRMENT WEDDING

quiet wedding of especial interest to many friends was solemnized at St Andrews Episcopal church, Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, when Miss Susie White Norment became the bride of MT. Edgar L. Jones, the Rev. Jo- seph T. Ware officiating.
 The ceremony, impressive in it's sim plicity. was witnessed by the family and few intimate friends
 The bride was given in marriage by her brother, MT. J. Murray Norment She was beautifully gowned in a travelling suit of dark blue tricotine, and wore becoming hat of blue and silver cloth, trimmed with plumes She carried an arm bouquet of brides roses, lilies and ferns.
 After the betrothal service at the chancel steps, the bride and groom pro- ceeded to the altar rail, where the mar riage vows were said and the blessing pronounced.
 'Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Jones left for a southern trip. They will visit Biloxi. Mobile and other points before returning to make their home at 1714 Fifteenth avenue, south.
 The bride, a daughter Of the late Mrs. Emily M Norment, of this city, is member of one of the prominent fam flies of this state. For several years she has been an efficient teacher in the public schools of Birmin gham, and has endeared herself to scores of friends MT. Jones is from 8 represen- tative family of south Alabama, and is popular in business and social circles in Birrningham