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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25

morning at IL CLOCK IN the parlOrS
of the Irving Hotel by Rev w. ].
Wood, of Winona. Mr.. Cunningham
is a farmer, who resides near Winona.
The couple reached Greenwood this
morning and returned to Winona,
where they will reside.
+ y = + y =
(From Thursdays Daily
Miss Jane Casey will leave tomor-
stay there she will go to Chicago
where she will attend the American
Conservatory of Music and where she
will study voice during the summer.
i y = = X
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stevens mo-
torcd here yesterday from the planta-
ton home at Sunny Side and spent a
few hours. They have just recently
returned from a visit to Jackson,
Tenn.
Mrs. J. L. Gillespie, Mrs. Sumter
Gillespie and Mrs. c. d. Pepper left
this morning for Belhaven Colleg",
where they Will take a ten days train
ing course for Christian Workers.
Mrs. Hope Garmon left yesterday
for Yazoo City, where her daughter,
Miss Eunice, will undergo an opera
ton for the removal of her tons;ls.
i = 81 + = *
Mrs. r. G. McBee and children and
Mrs. Warner Wells and son, Warner
Jr., left yesterday in a motor car for
a trip to the Mississippi cast.
i = = * x +
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Scates motored
mere yesterday from their plantation
home, near Morgan City, and spent
a few hours slepeing.
y x i i = X
Mrs. M. Mcmahon has returned
home from Chicago, after a stay of
six weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ray have re-
turned from their Memphis home to
Malmaison, where they will spend q
few months.
+ s. s. s. - s.
Ala, will arrive Saturday to be the
guest of her son., Mr.. w. l.. Simmons.
i = = - x =
Miss Rebecca Weaver left yester-
day morning for Yazoo City, where
she will be the guest of her aunt.
+ - i i = x
Mrs. Clark and Mr.. Chairman of
! noddsville, were shopping visitors in
! Greenwood yesterday.
y = j. * = <
Miss Bessie Atncve of Black Hawk.
was a shopping visitor in Greenwood
yesterday.
X = = i 4 =
Miss Mary Louise Mccain of South
Ben Exum.
Miss Ethel McCorkle of Tulsa,
Okla, is the guest of Mrs. NJ. Sig
mund.
4 * = = i x =
Mr.. E. E. Kersh was in the city
yesterday from Sweet Home planta-
ton on business.
a y s. X = *
Mr.. J. G. Houseman of Birming-
ham, is a guest in the home of Mr.,
A. Aron.
Mr.. J. J. Bryan, policeman, who
has been looking after the city traf-
fic for many months, is handling
same in a satisfactory manner. Since
he has taken hold of the traffic man
agement there is less congestion in
the business districts and the park.
ing ordinance is being more strictly
observed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25

Condition by states as of July 20,
1919, with condition as of May 20,
1919, and condition at correspond ng
date in 1918 for comparison, all esti-
mates compiled by The Commercial
Appeal:
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25
RISKELL-CUNNINGHAM WE'D
DING.
(From Thursdays Daily

(From Thursdays Daily
Mrs Corrine Driskell of TchuIa and
Mr.. James Cunningham of near
Winona, were united in marriage this
morning at II o'clock in the parlors
of the Irving Hotel by Rev w. ].
Wood, of Winona. Mr.. Cunningham
is a farmer, who resides near Winona.
The couple reached Greenwood this
morning and returned to Winona,
where they will reside.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25
HURST-BROWN WEDDIN
(From Thursdays Daily

! Miss Hatties Lee Hurst of Valley
Hill and Nh. w. D. Brown of ITALIA
hatchie County, were united in mar
riage here yesterday afternoon by
Rev. j. r. Hughes.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. King, who have
been on a honeymoon trip to New Or
leans, arrived in Greenwood Sunday
for a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. King and other relatives.
After a few days visit they will leave
for Forest City, where they will make
their home.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25
June 20, May 20,Last

Average for U. S. 1872 76.s $40
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25
(From Thursdays Daily

Miss Jane Casey will leave tomor-
row for Memphis. After a few days
stay there she will go to Chicago
where she will attend the American
Conservatory of Music and where she
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25

Miss Marian Watkins of Nebraska
has been the guest of her brother, Mr.
Albert Watkins, has left for he
home. She vas accompanied b.
Elizabeth Fisher, who will spend tn
summer in Illinois.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-06-25
(From Thursdays Daily

Messrs. o. F. Bledsoe, Jr., and j.
H. Petty have returned from New
Orleans, where they ven to attend
a meeting of the Cotton Seed Crush
ers Association. Mr.. Bledsoe also
attended a meeting of the Mississippi
Welfare League at New Orleans.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-10-16
TIN cow FOR FRENCH eAs,es

Washfnston.-over in the A,sp,
n nomme and Ardennes districts a
france. there are thousands and thou
., Hans OF babies who will grow ~
IN, IN the belief that milk grows IN ,,tt ~
tn cans. for in those districts ths
oao,es go out to lunch daily with the;,
mo'ners, and arc fed by the biz sim
COW which the Red Cross majntsjn.
T.. .nere, 1t Is virtually impossible to oh "
IAN tresh milk there, for this ore,
"l'hStood two invasions and tvo va
TT treats by the Germa Is, and there ara
no COWS because there is pract,oa 1,o
10 grazing for them.
IN this emergency the Red cro,,
uo' only promptly shipped in tbroo
:. ,'' OF condensed milk, but agreed |
% furnish l.: an adequate supply Of con- on
,ensea mink for these districts during
ne next six months. With Loon .nd
~, a., quentin ,N; as the distributing cen.
res, local French committees supplv
rom twenty to thirty ruined vil,ages
acll with mere than It's share Of un' '
Of infants. The motbers
rug! ring their babies to a milk station I
here they ara daily TOD ,..,, N'''o'i'
w." medical attention If required,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-10-16
HsR CROSS TASK UNFINISHED

The Armistice did not nut , -.
to Red Cross activities in tba 49,, ssO'
and hospitals Of the Gulf n;r,,;..
comprising Alabama, Louistar, 49,,
mississippi. During the n,et .,'
months the seven Field Station, -.
the Division have performed Now
services; t'l6i men were helped n
straighten out difficult bome n.o ~
lens; 1000 were given infornat,o.
ana personal advice; 1854 mon a.
tended 81 different entertainments.
me Rcd Cross workers made II s,o
visits to hospital p.ti.nts.
INA IN addition, $4,000 worth Of com'
orr Kits, cigarettes, etc., were di,tr,h
| ,'m. and mass, sss mon were helped iIuan.
Tally, $4,000 having been used for r' th.t
urpose. D 'o' 'n"t
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-10-16
DON'T sHIRK YOUR DUTY

You would be very unnatural, ~,
eht If you did not wish TO pivo rnn
10y or girl the best educatiouo, al
san'ases that are i'll your power, vcr,
'aough1less parent if you Sent him :,
the first school that mailed Won , ., "a "
rogue and an objectionable parent +
you entered him in school without frs,
investigating its locatin, san,tatin
e equipment character of student BODY
la !" system of discipline, and above
It, the moral surroundings. Yours ;s
Tue DUTY Of investigation, comparison
ana ultimate decision. '''
Your boy or girl is the homo Of ron,
ne' In him or her is conferred Won,
"ost cherished ambitions His or hor
'or'A to you cannot be measured ~,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-10-16

LEO DANIEL,
Sec. Town Of Arcadia, La.
Ihere being no further business, th
meeting was adjourned.
B. F. BARNETTE, Mayor
LEO DANIEL, Clerk.
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|: ;, Keep Keep, Your .t,,,@,', !
n hi good Condition y
a "s%'''. prIcsIy AZ :, !,
n nr's~ the system y y
Fc1n's' 1t is the = y
men, Price So, 's>'
Dros Co. Special A.. =.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-10-16

SURGEONS agree that in cases o
CuFs' Burns, Bruises and Wounds III,
FIRST TREATMENT is most import
ant. When an EFFICIENT antiscnt;,
Is applied promptly, there is no danyo,
ol injection and the wound begins to
neal at once. For use on man O,
Oeast boRozoNE is the IDEAL,
"A and HEALING AGENT
nny 1t now and be ready for an
emergency. Sold by Modern Pharmacy
Druggists.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-10-16

ed - ,n@' !ne City Marshal be instruc
ea to notify the proper authorities s'' ~ u
n'..' the town teams vii, I h
, m,,n'lFa"n from further service on tn
p poOllc roads in connection with w wa Ill
One teams. VIII ware
oo VII motion 10 duly seconded. f. w..
m nsaeea ,, 'na IT., the town contribute not not
sa ,pre than Il, $1,000 per month toward t nv,
salary of night marshal "'' Tue
= i Z nc, following resolution, offered ,r
T. s. Mcconathy was adopted I'''Vo 'y
Resolution
., Whereas Tn'rs ". L. slnyton { Company
1 @s l1 n's Ohio, are the highest an1
p pss' "laaers for the Excess Revenue
n nonas OF Twenty Thousand (s2ooo o@
.o'la !, to be issued by the Town Vt
,ntaa Bienville parish, loujsian.
!a ' Aug. s, 1919, bearing iutere s,s' 3D.
,p per cent per aunum, payable sem a'
aaiu a., TO mature as specified n
nelr Did bearing date of Oct o TOT, ~
ow therefore, o A't9'
y, S' +h ls s. that said bonds be
a ~ ", l., slayton & Company, and ths
ssSr an. .na,s Secretary of said town are are
~ ivy authorized and directed to exc.
" '''a ponds and when executed, to) |
'' '1e same to said ". Z. slaTfon |
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FATHER or Mother
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s ssaono s:s 10 The Navy come, QUICKLY n
Io,eh wi, 10 qualify for higher ratings II
1T. .,en .eys A. p. Nilsson enlisted in thu
:" ' xy!:, On y! apprentice Seaman, 3rd eIo..
C.rte;nn ~! ne was rated Chief Turres
soots 'n' t''' Pay today IL Si6s.7o Der
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler, Texas

l
IL your child starts in Its sleep
81 m n Its teeth while sleeping, pick,
a. 'ne hose' has a bad breath, tickle
appetite pale complexion, and DARK
rings under the eyes; it has worms
ana as long as they remain in the in.
, ,rs,lnes, that child will be sicklv
WHITES CREAM vERMJrrcr
'.ears out the worms, strengthens tho
stomach and bowels and puts the little
...' I'll inc road to health and cheer
!ulness' Sold by Modern Pharmacy
nc, Druggists.
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TRESPASS NOTICE

All parties are warned not to in m,
way, way treSpass upon my lands in Bien
anle PARISH La, under penalty O,
lh's the 18th day of Sept, 1919,
,o,e W. NJ. JOHNSON,
Athens, La.
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dollars and cents, but bis or her yalue

10 collars and cents, but his or her value
le must be measured by the training
'' winch ne received in home and in
school. If the local school were an
&c ideal place for your boy or girl, you
y wouldn't think about sending him away
/ from home Under present conditions
Fney doubtless need more self reliance
j because they lack the power Of initia.
i've, are wanting In breadth and scope
OF vision, haven't learned how to study
can't make for themselves, and are
ignorant Of the fine art of business
career II so, their education should !
De continued in q business traiuiDe
school where discipline really means
something, where personal supervision
by the faculty is constant, where orr
service Is rendered above everything
eise' and where manly and womap]v
character and conduct are held para
mount to all other considerations, !
Our thoughts are centered upon tho t
welfare Of your girls while here IN; [
school as we'll as their future business =
career. We have secured the services ;,
'f Mrs. Martha Gillian as Dean of "
Women Mrs. Gillian is well quail. 81
led for the great responsibility Of car
ng for the hundreds Of young women -
mo are fitting themselves to take
he places Of our splendid young men
no have answered our country's call 4
u trained business men. Mrs. Gil.
AN has travelled extensively obsery.
6 the positions and conditions of wo. !
eh' She Is actively Interested in \
urch work for the betterment Of wo.
'nklnd' Her deep interest and sym.
thy for young women gives her At
&c a place In the hearts of the stu. ;
l]s' she will try as nearly as possible |
It'll the place Of mother to ecab
'ur 22S page catalogue will tell Won -
10 the financial standing of our IN. Ga
utioh' 1t will tell you of the on. II.
'ements by the best business mon r. r.:
isters, lawyers, and bankers # ao'
give you the experience of young
'le VINO came to us with limited
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lanlac mas certainly helped me Al,
! recommend It for the cool i, ha
zone In my case" said Hon. c. Y
Mangum, ez,sheriff of Fulton Count,
Georgia, who resides In Atlanta an,
who has been one of the most ponula,
ohlcials In the state, having serve(
u'Fee terms as sheriff. II am seventy
years DID," he continued. "apd have
most always been Il pretty healthy
man until here lately, | have been r.
d nervous, wornout rundown cordi
ton. Most always after eating 7
would have full, uncomfortable foo,
Ing which would last several hours
After taking the second bottl. =,
Iahlac' the fnllness and all the dis.
agreeable symptoms disappeared, and
my condition is now that of a well man |
1anlac seemed to be Just what I neo.l.
Cd 10 put my system in shape, and #
na' toned me right up. Naturally II
"oa'a recommend it to my friends, and
i KNOW OF fifteen or twenty families
thaf are taking it now no my sav.so"
Arkansas Official Tos.;aoo II
hon' chas l. Lewis, ex-sherifr Of Z
crittendon county, merchant and - Il
urge plantation owner, of Marion +
ARKANSAS {, said: Il am convinced from c
the benefits taht my wife and mvse,, IL
anu many Of our friends have rpcoir, o.
ea from Tanlac, that it is without IN Il
equal Mrs Lewis suffered for tcn a
years She couldn't digest anytbiuy r er
al" gas forming in her stomach ca,S' dI
gu severe pains and shortnes, of til
s'a'n' We both started taking Tan. ms
ac az the same time and have had thp tin
most gratifying results. Mrs. Lewis GU
an an nov now eat and enjoy her food for acl
ne as' first time in many days. She i is
-" nervous and her sleep is soupo l I
nd refreshing and she is like d 1nr'' My
Mt woman. ''nef' oiv,
II, :. suffered with bi1iousness and mn. The
IN, ,a and the two bottles of raulac my
we naed me up in fine shape" rell'
a. hx.shsrif Anderson's Statement acti
'loney couldn't buy the good Tanlac mon
: u0ne Inc and I gladly recommend ~.
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HIGH SRE|MFFS Of THE
SOUTH NOW CONVINCED
0nerff nangum Of Atlanta, Ca, Sheriff Anderson Of
nouston' Texas, Sheriff Lewis Of Marion, Ark, and
oner'tf Kelley Of ODESSA Texas Come Out With Strono
placements and Tell What TanIac Has Done for Them

eaos sherhs Of the South widely separated s!a!cshavc
s F qahhd endorsements to Tana The word Of men wbo
records for honesty and upghn has won and held for ,h M
county once IN the gift Of the people Of their own communities ca m d
M 'ol hee is any officer that demands man of umpacbb ..
1t the office Of sheriff. u ''""'pe''"aoe integrity
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1t to others for what It has done T.,
my case" said Hon. Archie R, Apder.
son. ex-Sheriff Of Harris County, Texas.
who was reelected to this high Office
seven times and served the people of
MS county for fifteen years as sheriff
MI Anderson was Chief of Police q,
.ne CITY OF Houston, where he resides
Tor sevral years and there is not
"e'ter Known man in Harris county.
l was continually belching I'D IN.
oisested food" he continued, "oud II
would Dloat and swell up like I was
poisoned and suffered from neura1pi,
palms. of the worst sort and nothinc
renewed me- l begun to feel better
'i'er taking the hrst bottle Of Tapla,
! 'na have just started on my third and .
EEL ike a different man already H.
leep like log now and can eat any ,
Il, M everything I want without tbc :,
llghtest discomfort afterwards 1
Texas sheriff's Endorsement
"eeded general all around bujla
e up for the last seveu months and n,
amaze ~ has done that very thing 70,
e. SAID Hon. S. A. Kelley, Sheriff q,
'f0r County, Texas, who resides a,
'eSSa' Texas, and who is one Of III,
'St popular officials in that section =,
the state. "l'm mighty glad now | W y,
a. 1 look Tanlac, for / had been in -
Dady rundown condition for SOY ant
IL IT,. months l had no appetite anf IS IS
!" ENJOY what did cat and ..
les | suffered terribly with rheu. nea
nc pains My back ached MI fl, oe eaa
g and my liver was so sluggish an( AN a
VI shape that I had a dull head DBL Oily
continually eme
nave taken only two bottles, bu,
gel like a different man alre,dv
appetite is fine and what 7 on,
.1 me nourishment and strength
-. rheumatism is much better and "
r ,,,ef =. Is In good condition. 1 am ent
'e'' Oh the headaches and feel NOR, how
{ ano energetic than I have !, yaut,
' thong
nlac is sold by all druggists, the H.
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TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
'continued from front page,

>>>>~~->><o,,<>~
ordinances and minutes oo77
hoy Davis street work o.o
1m Jones, street work. 90 o
WINS Carr, street work IN
u Holland, street work ., ~
,.."-. Walker, street work ,' ~
10Y Davis, street work.. ,o o'oo
D. Holland, street woork OF 91 w
Wits Carr, street work ZOO
VIII Hubby, street worok l, oo
D. Foster, street worok.. .'''''"' 7so
q Joe Benne, bridge work. : '' oo
loot i. ki'gore, bridge work. 1oo
u Holland, street work. o. ,' w
Joe Mcclure, street work. '''''' =, ,a' ~ l
R''t. Newly, street work .''''' , ,S'ns
Elmer Bridges, street work. work i soo A
.eaa Foster, street work. Wv Wv : :
l. !, G. Howell, bridge work. ,:..'''"' % 100 % 8
e e Townson, street work ','''' - :, oo a a
, v.aad 1 huey, street work. , ~ :, u
viii Huey, street work ..,'"'''' = LILO 10 N
:, -, ou y, street work....~..a I' ~
Joe Bennett, street work. 4'oo ar
n mshenlon Lbr. Co., Lbr.. ,' ." sa
, jefferson Bros, hauling, ETC. ., ~, 10 M
, M'hethan Shop, shoeing ''''" 0 l"o he'
Peoples : Hdw. Co., '''' s'oo cut
ha'son 6 Edwards, blacksmith 100 de-,
T.. ]. Robertson ~, ' &c., - 61s -
Municir,, wv ,s.uS'u'l.'..'"".. n.6s
w., ,,'0' r Bros, hauling, etc ' o..
~. .ae Peoples Hdw. Co, nard tss',,. 800
n'Ss Grimes, work on derrick ,a a'so
{. Il. s a,a,r'e a.. Co., Lumber $3.50
,,an ne mayor presented pron $4,000
! s ~. = ~, T. busey asking pernt"a,'
Aldermen .a'D To- ss. Mayor and Board OF
oen p,o afternoons the Sunday stte on
rs,i I1ossams to be of an sduest ut'r'
! ', aa"as,a mature, and with no essrra
,bpI tr,'Ss 10 The proposition D1 rsF
,s''ed to a vote and vas q, was va,
! r, ssssF q . 5 Sunday picture show: ,
mette iathy and B. r.
!! MEL, Fred W. pen p's'ass show; Leo|
, p,ss being : a majority Of the Nom.
!, p pe,ms., IN favor Of said pr a,eu.
y s,e !" ' ,' Sunday afternoon n III, d
the r 10, the period of one month"; nth, Al
. sha~s sat-. said permit at any t tIms al
'naole nature u an oh. d|II|V
M motion duly seconded, t,o ,o,.. HHN|Y
= ~ ! ) Proposition q from S. H|H|N
: : :, . Herring, Ed Rob ., a. N|NIl
- y . nave the town fix tne e .,,', VNIA
csc man s, .aa buildings occupied H|M|A
water s.', ,,a ana 4. put in such shape VIINb1
!, s'' .a. from this alley win ny. 1IIIN
! ] !. .uese store buildings. rh;s hi,
! = paid for BY said s. i. ca n's ~
!. o Herring ct ais. = '0a' -
IVY WV seconded 1t va, or,,e,.
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THE BlENvnlz DEMocRcRAT. ARCADIA ro1ns,.s.

-y7 W.
& Company, on compliance with the
terms OF their said bid on file in the
office of the Town Of Arcadia, La,
Leo Daniel, clerk.
BE 1t Further Resolved, that if the
attorneys of the said W. i. Slayton &
Co., on examination Of certified tran.
script of the record of proceedings to
be furnished them In accordance with
the terms Of their bid, decline to ap.
prove said bonds, said transcript, 40.
companied BY letter Of the attorney
so declining to approve bonds shall be |
promptly forwarded to the secretary
or this town, wlereupon said secre-
tary is hereby authorized and directed
to Immediately return to said W, /.
Slayton 4 Company their certified GOOD
faith check deposited with their bid
for said bonds
on motion Of J. S. McConatby, r
seconded by F. W. Pentecost, the above u,
resolution was put to a vote, the mem.
'ers voting as follows: ~
lea-E. II. Fisher, Fred W. pentc. 9,
'ost, D. $. McConathy, Leo Daniel, q,
Nay-Nonc. =.
Number voting YEA -Four, w
Whereupon the resolution vas do. A.
Jared adopted. -,
Il Leo Daniel, the duly elected, quail y,
III ana acting as secretary of Arcadia ~,
H. do hereby certify that the above ,.,,
a true and full copy Of a resolution a..
ssed by the Board Of Aldermen at ~,
regular meeting, held under date Of 49,.
t. 9th, 1919. ny
In testimony whereof, | have here . ..'
to affixed my official signature and . sAa
corporate seal Of said Town of y,
'adia' La, this the 9th day Of Oct pau
0. once
dent
LEO DANIEr,
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llansllk' the guaranteed Mattress
and durable. Call and in.
Spect them.-S. A. Conger,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-18
JAPANESE GIRL
 TO WED SOON

Tokio, Jan. 18.-(Corresponden or The Associated Press) The we'd ding of Princess Masalzo, eldest daugh- ter of Prince Nashimoto. with Prince VI, Jr., the younger brother and heir or the former king of Korea, Is to be celebrated within a few months. The marriage between the Princess and the former Korean crown prince, which Is the first instance of matri- monial union between a member of the Japanese family and the former royalty of Korea in the history of both peoples now amalgamated into one nation by Japan's annexation of that country, has necessitated a par tial revision or addition to the pro- visions of tho Imperial House Law.
 In observance of tradition the changes in the law were announced before the sanctuary of the Imperial ancestors in the Imperial palace with appropriate Shtnto ceremonies. At the same time similar reports were submitted to the grand shrines at Ise, dedicated to the grand ancestor of the Imperial House and the mau- solea of the First Emperor Jimmu and the late Emperor Meiji
 The wedding ceremony is to be celebrated at the kasumigaseki de- tached palace In Tokio in pure Jap anese style, according to the time honored code of cerem onies observed in the Japanese Imperial court After tho wedding the bride and bride groom will proceed to the Imperial palace and have audience with the Emperor and Empress. The honey moon will be spent in Korea.