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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-28
$3.50 Is STATE
TAX RATE
FIXED
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 2S.-The state
tax rate for 1915 today was fixed at
$3.50 per thousand by Comptroller
General Wright, Tax Commissioner
Hart and Governor Harris in Joint
conference. OF this amount $4.6S will
be used for general purposse. includ-
ing common schools and 12 cents will
be applied to the sinking fnud. This
rate is lower than it was feared the
state would have to fix, when it look
ed as if the tax values might drop
from seven to ten millions below what
they were last year Values generally
held up much better than expected,
while Chatham and Floyd counties
showed substantial increases which
offset the decrease from many Other
counties.
Judge Hart's report is.
The total taxable values of Georgia
exclusive of railroad property, for the
year 1915, as shown by the digests
of the several counties of the state,
amounts to $7s9, ,734,975. In 1918, the
year prior to the passage of fthe equal
ization tax act, the total values were
$723,021,014 In 1914, under the oper-
alton of the tax act for the first year,
the values were increased at $SOS, $780,
1O6.
1t will thus be seen that the relative
values of this years returns, 1915.
with the returns of the year 1914
shows a small decrease of 1856, ,221.
still the values for this year are s76-
1881 more than the year prior to
the passage of the equalization tax
act.
This increase of values has been
brought about largely through the
work Of the local boards of assessors
in equalizing values between the tax
payers, and by the discovery and plac-
ing upon the digest, through this
same agency, omitted property which
heretofore had contributed nothing to
the support of government.
| regard this years results as a
great tribute to the justice and eff
cheney of the tax act l believe but
for this act the shrinkage in values in
Georgia this year would have amount.
ed to between $75,O00,O 900 and S1OO, 600
600, owing to the distressing condi-
tions and depression throughout the
country as result of the European
war. / beg also in this connection to
say that the reports through loca!
boards in the several counties Of the
state are practically unanimous to the
effect that the law is gaining in favor
with the people, as it is demonstrated
to them that the real object of the law
is the attainment of equality in the
necessary tax burden.
No Just man can fairly object t.
paying his part toward the support o;
government, protecting him in the en-
joyment of life, liberty and property
Equality in the benefit and burden
of government is all that the tax act
processes or was intended to accom-
plish. 1t is in measure doing that.
and as it progresses along on these
lines it is worthy and deserves the
support and cooperation of patriotic
and law-abiding men everywhere. Re-
spectfully, JOHN c. HART,
State Tax Commissioner.
r.,-nu,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-28
RUSSIANS HAVE PREPARED new
DEFENSE line FOR RESISTANCE
TO FURTHER TEUTONLC INVASION
by Associated Press
LONDON, August 2S.- Three
million Russians have been called to
the COlOrs of the Gar for training.

Italians are making slow and constant
progress towards Trieste and Trent.
The German admiralty has denied
the report that a submarine was sunk
by AM aviator off Ostend, Belgium.
They say the vessel was not hit
The Turkish reports claim that the
allied attacks on the Gallipoli PENN
sula have been repulsed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-28
(By Associated Press.l

LONDON, Aug. 29.-The new de
fensc line of the Russians is ready
for occupancy.
The German advance is being led
along the channel by 0utbursts of the
Russian offensive.
The Russian losses are not severe.
This news coupled with the call OF
three million men to the Czar's STAN
dard, is the first news concerning Rus.
sia's determination to resist ON every
point, and pave the way for stand.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-28
Austrians Are Repulsed.
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, Aug. 2S.-The Austrians
have been repulsed near Cattaro Gulf.
Dispatches from Italy say that the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-28
WEATHER REPORT.
August 2S, 1915.

August 2S, 1915. =
; FOR AMERICUS AND GEOR- \
GIA: Partly cloudy tonight, \
and Sunday; probably show =
ers Sunday in the south por- 4
tion. 4
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
CONVERSATIONS

The color magenta IL named after
: battle which was fought n the year
of IT. discovery.
Lake Erie produces moro nsh to the
square mile than any other body Of
water in the yorld. M
Gardner Savage Of North Anson,
Me- although totally blind for many
years. 10 telegraph operator and can
take apart and repair his instrument
whenever necessary.
In Baltimcre. - result OF an In
vestigation. experts figured that the
minimum amount on which single
woman could live decentiy was $3.50 .
week. Eighty-one per cent Of the de-
partment store women In Baltimore
get less than that.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
AUSTRIAN YOUTHS IN WAR

The Austrian neWspApefs arc dov0e-
Ing considerable space ut present TO
the part played by schoolboys IN ~
present war. They are aasetionatsly
termed the ~War boys" and in the %
erations in eastern Galicia thsy wars
Of great assistance to the troops.
In some Of the artillery hattlaa. -
pecially those which centered arounA
Csernovitx and Weinberg. schoolboys
in large numbers hrayed the shells nnd
carried water and ammunition Tor tie
troops.
After q battle they would 60 over u
neld and gather pieces Of shrapnel ara
the shells Of cartridges to be made
over again into ammunition. Occa-
sionally boy thus sacrificed his lifs,
but this did not deter tho ardoF o6 his
companions.
Many Of the boys followed the IN
fantry regiments and fought aad slSp4
with the soldiers In the trenches. he
boys who remained at home took ~
place Of their fathers and brothers Wko
were ct the 'front.'.
The story ID told Of fourteen-year.
old youngstsr who all alone manaee0
the biggest hotel In Csernovitx. He
looked personally after his own cashisr
and bookkeeper. Other boys peddl0d
goods among the soldiers and -
earned . good living for their mothes1,
Some became guides. and many IN
army automobile had a. guide : hfight
schoolboy who sat beside the chaGk
fear and showed him the right Poad.
II 10 said that when the history oe
this war 10 written the schoolhoys q
Austria viii deserve : prominsnt piaeo
IN it, Dsges
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
FeullsT IllFflc|
eoloNAoo .UoGo SAsDaeos oAl,
loste - aAaol NJ . sstk
Nsosss - oes1s - 1nepasase oAsssp
~ ~ ceae 1nes6aso = coaoasae.
49, - esesaes ekeoe easess Esss

Wsutet5 - us1sa xeusnsssses. :
peavse-1haf - aazSnobtis tonrs
~ ttnsfie To- Ce1asp6e 6nsiag 1915 was
the heaviest II - hf6tply u IL
state y stlsdics1e1 " ~ anaual ~
psst sf eta4D o. Insadetor Janas
Bues. Soe thes. nseal year beginning
Dsest Iss1sl5, naA aaAlng Nov. 30 lat
IT, consumpfiea oe eisosiae b i
Ol11k1oa of ~ extent = autouoafls
eleeation = ~ Gfate, ana 4 =
aoree4 " aeflqial6s an othsrs II
teeee Nith ~ Sltan1tna fAaS con
afoasall4 tofl1oa u ~ easolins
1gceest INTO ~ kl1aD ~ ias1ecfsd
- year - - ~ ~ h1aSy -.
a1noo sa16 t4S1l1u9 au1e tearists.
re - dgmuaee - GGa4o e. ihspoct.
eesa1koe ssaat 1lsl4eeos nalions 4
il,le Wsge in1Dsclsd AuEt1e ~
Gneal yeAFs - 11aGs - asainnf 9sS9Sr
~ ealsoae - ~. - an inasaso q
ep1eAsseA - ceat. This yaaTs
esa6ampkt1a e easoline Ms nngo
S4 AGAAao ut ~ lSl1, vh6a ~
pe011latsl1 1eooAeo eslloas vsrs
lspsAt ilAo ~ aafa. n teeal u
ssnase ~ ~ ysaF ~ l.Sess1sT -
- rs ~
- ecnennDkiaa ee kerossne n
" Also sAows1 u tecreass IA
eSli1ta1 year - is1G Ihs total for
141g Was Eeol.l31 eailous, Is
sa6aiast xsSo4.o4s d 1914. 8 i've psr
0enfs tneeoono.
napectioa fses colleeted " the on
insIector n 1915 amounted to s2o,-
III nearly IS 900 more than IN 1914.
md nuarly douhls that of 1911. The
6spectton fee ~ lilo Of ! cent per
4 GalloA. Fren 4sGs cf the office there
/. rss erected tAis ysGr = Il. 900 OIL lab.
eseessy sat ~ etAts University at
npflf Ter Nhils et0Ooo WIN b turned
- - esnesAl ltAts fund.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
7tsIns Must run o. sohsduIs,s.

Hereafter. when = railroad in Colo.
rA6o issues time table. It will be
Sxpected to operate its trains IN
stEist conformity with the hours Of
Train ARRIVALS and departures as set
forth d. the Tina table. Those which
cannot do go win be ordered by the
State Utilities Commission either to
rSsiSe their time cards to conform
with the actual running Of trains or
~ Increase their Working forces or
Nnmber of trains. Inspectors for the
ic0mmission have been keeping IN
touch with train movements for
three months.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
AleTIsht Llqvsr Ruis To- Ooctors.

1sefetAry of etate Ramer sent 70
1sNe0 Physicians oe Colorado cirou-
lar ietter reanraing the prescribing
- M4uoFs Aftsr Jan. 1. All blanks for
- DaIp0ss mAst ~ Obtained from
~ etate The fornns ars numbered.
HasA rhysician wfll haye II ssrial
numbers non-transtsIahle. lGr. .Ramsr
aAys each physietan must sign his fuli
name % each such prescription, the
ACUf and the atlment Tor which Il II
issreA. The true name and address
s0f each patient must be given With
N dates and numbers Of previous
Drescriptions Tor the same person.
IN DhArfnacist must keep the pre-
ecsiptioA ON ME two years. -Four
usnees - the limM and the prescrip-
tionS lie forty eight hours The sec
fstary also sent circulars to 400
DhAr1nacista With blank application
To- sell Intoxicating liquors on pre-
scrtption. A Zee Of IS q charged for
each hcense and none may, carry
nsfe than one Per cent Of his stock
~ lfauof.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31

monFness 4 their white robes walkin9
two ABREAST eacA pair holding : han4
kerchief. The PAssee aceounts ~
that she body y secsaysd b tive bear
~ AttAn6Ant4 q thes entrance u -
stowsFs. and thaa ~ thsm the sArou1
10 re1noved ~ 3hen, vultures a. ~
rest This b Drobably Whist happsne1
that day.
All ! could nots On this oceassoa -
= sudden m0vAnsaAs e the vultur(D
IN The plln, trees. TAsss sessse r.
- hundreds Of them. Thsy pans99
foe : minute On ths estss edgs n -
Of the towers and tAea dieaDpeaS06
within. n lew minutes th4y r..
appeared.
The ParSes method of disposinS u
the dead b. perhaps, - the Parsese
say. moro sanitary tAan the Chfistian
burial n the earth. Or sven thar the
Hindu cremation. Il meets the tsnse
OF their faith that flre, water and earth
arc too. sacred to bs polluted. Bus
the western mind cannot become -
caist0ned 70 r.
In conclusion. Il may 10 sAid thAt
there are other New Year ohseFv.
ances In India besides the New Tear
Of the Christians. 1GohammedanA. Hin
dus and ParseeA There h = Chinese
colony Ii Bentinch strsst. Calcutsa. aAA
the Chinese there ohserve Tho. New
Year - they do in the United Htatss.
or In any other section Of the world
In which they are found
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
INDIA b9ote ne world for The
nunher ariety Of IT. Nev
Year ~ pd this u 20 ~
csnse p large number of
TO BI RDS.

Ho1fH [E441 " tnio - ~ -
1885, csnso r. ~ large number q
Facss and reiaG1e
Il When tray1 who expects 70
spend some tire @ the country goes
70 the hank VIII ~ letter Of credit,
usually ! carA n 99dsd him on which
- printed the taslnhs holidays: Thus
~ Tor his ooly1nce. so that 10
lwilI not III hius get out Of funds
and 50 70 tke haq1i " hurry. only
10 nnd & cIoo1 account Of some
holiday. ThN &1ay may be Chris
itian, MohAnfn - ~ that Of any Ons
10 tie npla Hindu sects.
When thas $50 IA was giyen me.
III Bombay, riter. noted the
snumber ok lays which were
iascgibsd " NDu 4SSr. They did not
se1actly ~ . ns humorous Do
ssee1ptiou u evoeS ~ in the yees ..
IL Nv Year ~ ~ there asened
ssiS11y = uIonth ok1 ChFis9ieA eADea-
I, - icA ~ NOT " ~ lsast one
4 - Ter designste ~ e eo0e
/ iulsntie tksrs were li1
knae1eoscopic BomAS 9hssryss I'll
I4h1Se NsW Year DAY. ocauss the
4 elF os Asiatic life W11ach circulates
| stArough 4 includes III ~ civilisation
ana I'll the races and teliGions os the
] OEsent. With some addl from the
sOccident The spirit r - Of cath
solicity.
An the races and "a ~ religious
oacte observe the Me- 4eAr Of the
J Christian calendar. bedause British
!! sgle - India Ii reneGt1 HI this day:
\ ~ thsy also observe e'eko JleW Year Of
fAs di6ersnt races m religions
among themselves. at ieN1t to the ex-
tsnt os knocking OF sNprk
Whsther In Bombay ~ n9nares, the
monkey temple has itssehf0ag of Hin
du Worshipers. and i.thA NOhamme.
dans often are not uffWtlJing 70 share
lin the observance to ~ extent Of
| foeegoing their business activities.
Tho Hindus on their paxt ~ apt to
| think u Z shame to workgan Aoham-
me6an New Year day 49, The Mo-
Len population may b thfonging the
Junmas Musquid mosQue. ee Il goes
~ round the circle Of Nv Year holt
days.
There II . simple arithmetical msth-
od Of calculating the tjun1 from the
Hegira In the terms Of the Christian
efa, but the easier way II TO accept
without question the fact that such
and such q day is the New Year OF
the Mohammedan era. Similarly. the
New Year Of the Buddhists and the
Brahmins and the Jains and the Sikhs
may bs accepted without bothering
about the calendar.
The British New Year II bombay.
or Calcutta. or Delhi u much the
same as In England.
While the Christian New Year 10
formal andrstately on arcount of Brit
ish authority. It has eSs,standing than
| the New Year of the par1ees, bscause
Il Ii 1 single days observance, while
the PArsees take two days The year
] happened to be in Bombay was the
Parsee Yaxdexardi, 1875, md the New
Year days came on September 10 and
IL.
on this day / was afforded the op-
portunity Of witnessing the parsee re-
Mgious observances, q Zoroastrian
services. It was in th& &kilbless Bagh.
On the Charni road. sThsir churches
Of temples Of worship are free from
architectural pretensions without and
within. They are more like IN ortii-
nary hall.
n this temple the women were gath.
cred ct one end Of the room and the
men at the other end. n the: space
between was stand holding lamp
With the eternal fire under glass. The
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31

dame was very clear. A veaeraiae
bearded priest stood beside tha lanp.
His dfscourse was earnest and solsmn
Both man and woman hsarsss vese
very attentive.
~ ceremonies of worship ars euits
stmple. but the mystefies u the faith
nay b lsss %. Ths Parsees Who
have bssn educatsd h rngiand and
my u th6ss whQae Ensliah edncar
tpn has been obtaSnea u Bombay
tesant The destgnatjoS ~ Ars worship
ess.
One of them gnye NJ . nonograph.
written By Parsse barristef n Lon
don. which explained the creed Of the
followers Of zoroaster . one Of good
thoughts, good words and good deeds,
with the sacred nams q . symbol OF
the efulgence Of the deity. II IL NOT
denied. however. that contact with
Hindus and Mohammedans has caused
corruptions to creep into the creed.
The Hindus and Moslems regard the
Parsoss - firs worshipers.
II was on q New Year day that I
drove out to Malabar hill. where are
located the Towers Of Silence. or the
Parsee cemetery. Every traveller takes
this drive. II ID past the other ceme-
teries. Christian and Mohammedan
burial grounds and the Hindu burning
shat. Tho cemetery of the Christians
u no longer used. but on almost any
day there will bs Mohammedan fu-
nerals and Hindu cremstioas.
On this day there were two Moham-
medan funerals and thrss parties 81
Hindu mournsrs, with their respective
burdens 1t the burning CHAT
Malabar hill IL the choice spot over
looking the Arabian sea Within the
cemetery grounds are nagstone steps,
shaded walks and arbors and bowers.
A luxuriant vegetation covers the
rocks, and there 10 everything that
goes to make . beautiful garden of
flowers.
The towers Of Silence. of which
there are I've, are hardly towers 1t
all. They are about 275 feet In cir
cumference and perhaps IS feet high.
The material II whitewashed stone
and cement or mortar. A near ap-
proach to the towers 10 not allowed
to strangers to the Parsee creed, nor
il entrance permitted to the fire tenn
pie. where the sacred flre Is kept alive
and seven kinds Of incense are burned.
A model Of the towers 10 shown In
the registry room and an attendant ex-
plains them to visitors. The attend
ant explained to me the circular rows
In which the bodies we're placed-one
for the children. one for the women
and one for the men. When the bodies
have been stripped Of their fieshiy
covering BY the vultures. which takes
perhaps half an hour. the bones re-
main for while. and are then
dropped into . well In the center.
which Is provided with drains and
water fushes. Charcoal II the chief
purifier.
On this New Year day there was q
Parsee funeral. which could be OBJ
served only at respectful distance.
There were the four professional body
bearers, with the bier on their sh0ni-
ders. and procession Of perhaps fifty
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
nlnls lsss ~ q eaiasy vssshsrs.

= kAes Auditos Il h. a1ulnix Has q.
4 sAcsd th6t a noee salary volch-
- NJ en- Dloy u sfats depArtmsnts
a. uhich aDyroDG attcas wers vsfoelf
a11et spgings hat no have been draw
\ s1nuh1o1 beeAaoe eh1g hosa sEa&nSesy.
S1fieps Nill - hensred ~ his dapatf,
Meas atAte Doll Inspecter d. i.
Co1se elloOna. ~ two deputies ~
GleFke r. ~ eelpes "a Hnracs h
venA saDstlnts ~ of H. lfanGrGi
DepartmeaAf q tAs state Land beard,
WIN be nnabIa - draw thstr ~ un-
~ this decision AppEUuiatSona ~
- boiler department ana Tor the. 70.
attion Havens holds were yatDod ~
~ governor. Becanss al five 81 the
officss ars statutory the employees
scontinued 70 draw pay. mo provis-
~ was made m thess depsrtments
un6 the Hesources Of the state arc not
sufficient to warrant an unnecessary
stSafn. stated lEulnix. "9oune othsr
way viii have % b found to satisfy
the claims OF thsee employees. have
hell up their vouchers for Novem6Gr
and December and intend to hold
them up for other months. Either the
LaaislAturo will have to pass a ap-
prcpriation to provids icr thsm Or ths
state can issue certificates Of indebt-
edness to then"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
ulE EUROP PeAN War 4
YEAR AGO TINS WEEK
c. q. MtA

19ooo eoo D0qeUeeo9
~ ~ oeeoaoo - Aa1mofA
orteieS ess1eeso - esoeieae1
el4osnie1 oss4aa aessl - =.
cenSnoaose - ~ osrasa ssvL
- No1A ooa6 - tMe
yssss. tHserissa~sees ~ 'sssss ~
veeosl.
osussa ~ sisos,sed = : assss
ssasee shsse esytao = sstss On
pse, - ist4.
Nsps aeesasss 81 eaeis eempset'
-
0ssnssns AAisiea fsstAsr serti-
Aeae5sne - tise 0hine.
0lDes1esa se,ose slsss q Gre
|e6sg - attaek AnoerisA armies ~
tempttno hank Mevsmsat.
ANesiean eevesnNsent peetseteo
aoaJa1e tNesssesssee wbsh ANeei
- eosNsseeee ~ oftt.eel sser
shtoos
os1niaN minta1oe y uateee
o1a1ee oeeesses1 soalaek eaAeeila
t3eA - eoaeelas enenaeslss ~
0oNglaay.
ltslIaa osvesneseaa elssssss
- - expsst ssslstsas y oee-
NsaMy.
nsst.sh sessss = salla. Tsrksy.
frosd aeees shrsas ~ Aasssseaa
eoNoel.
uassee ssssss ssslssr .TsHnssass
ts6k - resu0ees tssm oysia.
D.. .. 1874.
osrsnaas selsssseses1 thsir ilne
Ia Qeloluels.
Freach lavsstea aeslnbash. ~
sace.
Qsrmaas rspulssd Frsneh q
taelss en oennlseins.
AuesIans dselared oerMan %.
vasce On Warsaw sas eisselssd.
O.. - assA
osrnans rstrsatsd across the
oeura rivee.
Assslasse advanosA In. South 20
iand.
Eseeeh eubNaslns terpsdoss
aAd denaeed Austrian dread
ee0ost NlsabHe unisis.
oSssnan ajsMssN areppsd beasbe
N OsMhJrl< lltlBWp Nsessn psssehs.
ereNeh eslatess naade ratas b
EEDsNoefe.
| Awssser sssss sssk psess u -.
s-ttppoasy. 4;
$500 ssasa as.ss ~ = s.,saar
oaAnpaioN. z u ssss
0os. "a. 1eya
eseeeh tootk haif ~ village 81.
1telnbach. N N 'Es
luil teek plaes ~ msst u tse,
westeen ilne.
rvslse lnvsded Hnsstap Caucasus.
sdvaneiRs On kaes ana Ardahan
Thirty French aNa British war
ships bombardsd pola.
NoeisstelIes KeeNdatIon steames
f'Nassapeqsaa sailed On second Nib
With suppiiss for eslolum. and
nsth eslstas rstssf sssip IN PILLS.
dslphia.
ian. 1. fsfs.
Russians invadsd Hungary. spilf.
ting Austrian army by thsir oper.
atlons n carpathians.
Rslseians N East pfussla driven.
aoesss border into Polish provlnce
n euvsailsi.
Turles Invaded Husala but failed
- envsiop Aueslan foFess.
0rstIsh battlsshlp Formidables
torpedosd and sunk In enuitsti
ehannss. 80 lost
German asropiaNss bembardsd
OuMlsirlS again.
Nockstslier Foundation boueht
e0o0Oo0 btsshsls d wtsaf II Chi
eaes FOR oelglans.
San. 9, 1915.
0sessaNo began osssnsivs move
msnt against kislee, RUSSIA.
Captured Polish towns fortified
hy Germans.
Turlks captured fortified Rus
Sian town of Ardahan.
8 Arrest of four German rsssrv.
ists On lfner II Nsw York harbor
resulted In exposurs q bic fraudu-
lent passport plot.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-12-31
!. .Ian. 9 1sis.

0srsnaNe began osssnslvs move
smsnt against kislee. Russia.
Captured Polish towns fortified
by Germans.
Turks captured fortified Rus
Sian town of Ardahan.
Arrest o. four German ressrv.,
ists On liner II Nsw York harbor
resulted In exposurs a bic fraudu-i
lent passport plot. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-06
MAY SEND INVITATION
TO PERCY HUNTER TO
PAY HONOLULU VISIT

Word brought by the Niagara to
Alexander Hume Ford is that Percy
Hunter is still in Australia, but is con.
sidering asking for a leave of absence
that he may spend some time in Ha.
wall with his family. Hunter has
been at the front in Belgium and is
now heading the work of the Belgian
Relief Fund in New South Wales
Hunter is deeply interested in the
plan OF the Hands-Around-the- Pacific
movement to have all of the Pacific
lands worked together to advertise the
lands about the great ocean, with cen
trail headquarters in Honolulu He is
one of the officers and organizers of
this movement, the Honolulu branch
Of which will entertain Mr.. Brockman
and Jack London Thursday at the Out
rigger Club. both being enthusiastic
supporters Of the work. At this meet
ing Hunter may receive a formal in
vitation from the Honolulu body to
visit Hawaii and thoroughly organize
here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-06
MARRIED

NORTON-CROSS-In Honolulu, April
5, 1915, Rev Edward Potwine of
St Elizabeth's Mission. Palama, of
ficiating, Charles H. w. Norton and
Miss Emily Ada Cross. / Witnesses,
A. L. c. Atkinson and Miss Mabel
Schaefer.
-SEBASTIAO-In Honolulu,
April 3, 1915, Rev. F Reginald Yzen-
doom of the Catholic cathedral Off
ciating, John Monte and Miss Louise
Sebastiao. Witnesses, B. A. Gilbert
and Bernice Sebastiao.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Honolu.
lu. April 3, 1915, Elder Abraham
Fernandez of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints officiat-
ing, D. K. Mahuka and Mrs. Kahina-
we. Witnesses, David Manono and
Mrs. Manoanoa Kalamaia.