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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-07-27

On inspection of Exhibit "A it
will he found that reference is 81
ven to Schedules 81, 90" -
49," So for details of the receipts,
disbursements, outstanding taxes
and accounts payable brought into
account i'm order to arrive at the
actual revenue and expenditure
daring the period under review.
The taxes payable to the School
Board shown i'm Schedule 80 re-
present three mills on the taxes
collected for which no settlement
has been made. The total income
taxes for the period under review
was So, $50. 40, but. the appropria-
ton of three mills is only applica-
BILE to the taxes for the year 1911
previous to this year settlement
was made Oh another basis and the
payments i'm settlement Of this pre-
vious tax are included in the dis
bursements shown in Schedule "2"
WATER AND LIGHT FUND. We
present as Exhibit "B" a statement
showing the revenue and expendi-
ture of the Water and Light Fund
for the period under review, from
which it will be seen that the net
loss on operations for this period
has been 81, 1867. This exhibit
NAV be reviewed in the following
condensed form:
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$1O,533.77

We submit the following COM
ments on the constituent items OF
the balance sheet:
FIXED ASSETS, $l5,659.l5. The
assets included under this head are
those which, in their nature, are
permanent and are included at the
value at which they were estimated
for inclusion in this statement by
the former Mayor of the City, Mr..
Mr.. H. p. Fournet, with the ex-
ception of the furniture and fix
lures, which were appraised by Mr..
Resweber. Mr.. Fournet from his
intimate knowledge of the cost of
these assets was able to appraise
them at their present value. AL
though it is apparent from an in
spection of the list drawn up by
Mr.. Fournet that the whole of the
assets of the Corporation are not
included, particularly in respect to
the Water and Light Plant, we
have adopted these values in order
to present clearer statement of
the financial position, than would
otherwise be Obtainable
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-07-27

LICENSES. The records apper-
tanning to the licenses leviable since
March 1906 were found by us to
have been destroyed, the leaves of
the License Register, which is a
bound book, having been apparent
ly cut out with a knife and al
though repeated demands were
made by us for these leaves they
were not produced for our inspec-
ton. AS a result of the absence of
this information we were compell-
ed to accept the records contained
on the stubs of the license certi-
ficate book as evidence of the va
lue of the licenses collectible. OF
these the greater proportion were
actually received in cash, but H.
censes to the value of S655 were
not recorded as having been re-
ceived up to May %, 1912, and
from information given to us are
treated in the accounts now pre-
sented as outstanding, one item
alone being for sum of $625. In
addition to the value of the licen
SEES thus remaining unpaid it was
ascertained that a license issued to
A. q. Goulas amounting to S. had
been received and unaccounted for.
Further reference to this matter
will be found later in this report.
FINES. No record of fines i'm
posed in the Mayors Court was
available for our inspection and
therefore no check could be Oh
tanned by us OH the fines imposed
and thus collectible.
MARKET REVENUES. No record
appears to have been kept for the
revenue obtainable from tenants OF
stalls in the Market Building, and
the receipt book was the only evil
dence offered to us in support OF
the income from this source. On
examining the book certain re-
ceipts which had been made out
but were unissued were produced
to us with the explanation that the
amounts recorded thereon wert
collectible, a list of these is ap
pended to this report and further
reference will be found later here
in when commenting Oh the &c
counts receivable.
INTEREST. A check was institu
ted by us on the delinquent taxes
and we found that all the interes,
due thereon was properly recorded
with the exception of a sum o
$l.36.
| DISBURSEMENTS. We carefully
youched the whole of the disburse
ments recorded by the Secretar.
and Treasurer and found them t.
be correct. The method of recor
ding these payments were unsatis
factory, and we had considerable
difficulty in verifying the accura
CIV of the entries. In many in
stances vouchers did not agre
with the entries made in the cas-
book and the explanation given t
us in respect of these entries gen
orally was to the effect that partia
, payments had previously beel
made Oh account and the balanc
paid by check for which was OF
: tanned. As these payments wer
: mainly for salaries of officials W
satisfied ourselves that no sum
: were paid in excess of the salarie
due. In several instances .wher
payments were made for supplies
stotaments were produced to II
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l.. j. Duchamp, Councilmen
j. A. Guerin,
E. A. Davis,
X. j. Guirard,
Jules Resweber, Jr.
SOURCES OF REVENUE
TAXES. All citizens within the
corporate limits of the town of ST.
Martinville are assessed on the pro
perty held by them Oh the follow
ing basis in accordance with the
Assessment Roll made each and
cetti6ed by the official Assessor:
Corporation Tax 10 mills
Special Tax Water
and Light 5 mills
Drainage Tax 2 mills
Out Of the 10 mills tax levied
for the Corporation an appropria-
ton of 3 mills is set aside for
school tax payable to the School
Board of the Parish of st. Martin,
less commission of per cent in
reimbursement for the expense of
collection of said taxes.
Under the terms of all ordinance
issued by the Town Council on
March IL. 1908 the Special Tax
of ) mills was set aside as Sink
ing Fund" for the redemption of
bonds issued by the Water and
Electric Light System of the Town
and the yearly payment of the
coupons thereon.
The Drainage Tax of 2mills was
levied for the purpose of reimbur.
sing the Cypress-Island Lafayette
Drainage District Board for pay,
ments made by them and the sum
raised 10y levy of this tax is paya-
bic to them as collected, less a
commission of ) per cent OH the
amount collectibie.
The other sources of revenue OF
the Corporotion consist of:
LICENSES. Levied as per ordi.
nance of the City Council ON the
business interests of the town.
FINES. Imposed by the Mayor
for petty offenses against the regu
tons of the City ordinances.
MARKET REVENUES. For renta
of market spaces occupied by Mer
chants in the Market Building be
longing to the Town.
INTEREST AND COSTS. Anothe
source of revenue consists of cost
and interest charged to delinquen
tax payers.
WATER AND LIGHT PLANT. Tb,
City also owns and operates a wa
ter and light plant for the suppl,
of water and light to the inhabi
tants of the City.
RESULTS OF THE EXAMINATION.
TDxEs. We made careful exa
mination of the tax records ant
compared the amount leviable a
stated in the assessment rolls will
the actual receipts as recorded il
the several cash books maintainet
by the Secretary and Treasurer
Although generally the tax record
were found by us to be well main
tanned, as a result of this examina
ton we ascertained that the re
ceipt of taxes of the following va
lue were not recorded, viz:
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The expenditure chargeable
against the revenue of this fund
during the period under review
consisted solely of interest, as no
bonds were redeemed.
FINANCIAL Position.
The financial position of the
Corporation as at May %, 1912 is
set out in the form of a balance
sheet appended to this report as
Exhibit 3D." wherein is also shown
the financial position of each fund
at the date mentioned. The fol-
lowing is.a condensed statement of
this exhibit:
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REVENUE:
Corporation Tax ......................... .sozoo4O
Less Taxes payable to School Board ........ l,35oy
Net Revenue from Taxes. Observation-Disclosures. S6o9l43
Sundri.s Income from other lO9l5N
Commission on Drainage and School Board Tax l41lS
Exnend;ture 1351OS5
Excess of Revenue Expenditure. :S4,i4356
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In order to arrive at the actual
revenue earned for the period un-
der review il will be noted on re-
ference to Exhibit "B" that the
outstanding accounts receivable
have been taken into account. The
actual expenditure incurred for the
period is also arrived at after in
Guiding the liabilities for materials
and supplies received during the
period and after allowance has
been made for the stocks of mate
rails and supplies remaining OH
hand at May %, 1912. Details of
the outstanding accounts receiva-
BILE, unpaid bills for supplies and
of the inventory of stock on hand
will be found in the respective
schedules indicated on Exhibit
"B". The inventory of stocks on
hand was furnished to us by the
Engineer, and we accepted his val
uation as correct and proper.
SPECIAL TAX FUND. A state
ment of the Revenue and Expen-
diture of this fund for the period
| of twenty-three months under re.
view is appended to this report as
Exhibit "C''. This excess of re
venue over expenditure for the
period is shown to be 81, 1921
arrived at as follows
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for the Water and Light Plant we
found the records most unsatisfac-
tory. Owing to the incomplete
nature of the Consumers Register
it was impossible to ascertain
what sums were receivable for any
month from each consumer and as
no stub receipt book or duplicates
of bills delivered were kept no evil
dence was available whereby the
amounts recorded as receipts could
be checked. We also noticed an
apparent discrimination in the
charges to certain consumers as
compared with others and We would
strongly advise an investigation
into this with a view to the insti-
ton of a thorough inspection of
the premises whereon water and
light is consumed and the main
tenance of a complete record of
the amount due monthly from the
consumers.
STATEMENTS PRESENTED. We
present with this report as Exhi-
bits "A" to C., statements show
ing the revenue and expenditure
of each of the three principal
funds of the Corporation consist
ing of the Corporation General
Fund, the Water and Light Fund
and the Special Tax Fund, togeth.
er with balance sheet setting out
the financial position of the Cor.
poration and of the various funds
as at May Is, 1912, and statements
showing the surplus or deficit Oh
these funds at that date; these ex
hibits being supported by Sche
dulles 81" to So, containing fur
ther details.
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.
CORPORATION GENEAL FUND. Ii
Exhibit "A" will be found a state.
ment of the revenue of this funt
for the period of July l, 1910 t.
May 2S, 1912, inclusive, showing
that the excess of revenue receiva
bic for this period over expendi
ture actually incurred thereon
was S4,443.56. This exhibit may
he summarized as follows:
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AUDITORS REPORT.

New Orleans, July 3, 1912.
Hon. Albert Bienvenu. Mayor,
st. Martinville, La.
Dear Sir:
In accordance with our contract
we have made an examination of
the books of the Corporation
of the City Of St.
Martinville for the period of
one year and eleven months, from
July |, 1910 to May %, 1912, and
now submit our report thereon to-
gether with the supporting exhi-
bits and schedules detailed in the
index prefxed hereto.
ORGANIZATION.
The town of st. MartinviIle WAS
Incorporated by charter issued
under the laws of the State of Lou
isiana Oh March 4, 1908, and at the
close of the period under review
viz: May %, 1912, the outgoing
officials were:
Nj. L. Broussard, Mayor -
j. A. Resweber, Sec. and Trea.
l.. j. Duchamp, Councilmen
j. A. Guerin,
E. A. Davis,
X. j. Guirard,
Jules Resweber, Jr.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The many friends of Miss Marie
Johns IN, of Talbotton, who has
visited here on numerous occa-
sions, will be interested to learn
of the announcement of her en-
gagement, which appeared in
Sundays Atlanta papers as fol.
lows:
"Mr. Charles Gibson Johnson
announces the engagement of his
daughter, Marie, and Mr.. Fred
Charles Schaefer, of West Point,
the marriage to take place on
the 9th of November, in Talbot
ton"
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PLEAS MILLER.

Friends in Fitzgerald of Mr..
Cleve Miller. formerly Of this
city, but now of Cordele, will be
interested in the announcement
of his engagement which appear
ed Sunday in the Atlanta papers
in the following manner:
''Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Pless
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Jesica Gamble,
and Mr.. Cleve Miller, the mar
riage to take place in November
at the Methodist Church in Cor
dele"
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LOCKETT-HAVERFIELD

The many friends of Mr.. Earl
Haverfeld, of Cordele, better
known here as Happy" Haver-
field, will be interested to learn
of his marriage 10 Miss Fredie
Mae Locket, OF CordeIe, the mar
riage having occurred last Sunday,
Rev. j. II. Coin of the Cordele
Baptist Church performing the
ceremony. Fitzgerald IS the scene
of the Foyhood duys of the groom
and he has MANY friends here who
are eager to render their congratu-
lations.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-17

Master Sam KassewitZh will be
the musical Director at the ANN
versary exercises of the Rebekahs
Friday evening which in its self
assures it to be a great success.
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DR.. j. nj. Adams
DENTIST
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Rooms 3O4.3C5 Bird Floor
S-Sto-y Building
Phone 226
Mortgage Sale.
GEORGIA, BEN HILL COUNTY:

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Under ahd oF virtue VI d Po"ei
81 SAFE coIlt"lne" 10 ne ino''4a1e
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OF the onyefiof 1oh's q Peo i1ii'
County, Georgia N BOOK Z fase
~; ne 2lioefsl2nfa "'ii sen a
pupi'1 SAFE ~ thE ce0ft f'ooSe u
sa'H D2ouIY, curing tie i'%''' i10'i :
Iol sale en- Oc6. ION 19lz W Vhe
highest oloder Tor cash 'le i"'lo"
ing property; 10 VII: Ok zen acre
tracts n"mf}els z2zf' 1872 2'zo'
1920, ZU92 aod Zo9o, oeinG d paf'
or Land Lou NO Zoz ~ L'ie 7''i
Land Dis'rice = Den f1lil oo"n'y'
Georgia as shown o' the fecoro-
ed plat OF SUCH SUBDIVISION OF 'he
American tribune oo!dler colony
Company, tor the purpose OF pay
ing certain promlssory note
bearing date Of Aug 3lst l9Oo'
and payable one year a11er oate'
and mace ana executed ny 'lie
said 4. Anderson to the fltzger-
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Mr.. David L. Paulk left to day
for Macon to enter the Georgia
Alabama Business College.
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Why suffer the tortures OF In
digestion, Sour Stomach, Gas,
Belching or other stomach up-sets!
There is a certain quick relief and
permanent remedy for these dis
Browns Digestit tablets
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One dose makes your stomach feel
fine. 1t stops fermentation, pre-
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and restores your tired WORKOUT
stomach to a healthful condition.
Digestit is perfectly harmless
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Farm For Sale.


40 acres, 33 acres under cultiva-
ton; 4-room house and large barn
and shed; good water, and close to
good school; good neighborhood j;
good 5-acre pasture, all under good
wire fence; good graded road. APP
ply to. J. 0. McCULLEz,
57.8w-oaw r. F. D. No. /.
Corns, Bunnions, Improving toe
nails and callouses treated at SOB
West Altanaha street. Soft.
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Formal Millinery Opening.
September rs, II and e.

To the lady who wants the choice
of the seasons styles, you are
Cordially invited to attend Mrs.
Broughton's Millinery Opening,
where you will find on display
advanced styles IN Pattern Hats
and Tailored Hats, besides a big
line of the latest novelties in
shapes and trimmings.
Miss Hendricks, of Baltimore,
who was formerly with Madame
Loise. of Washington, D. c., has
charge of this department. She
will cheerfuIly assist in making
your selections and will design
your head-wear for you.
You are urged to come in and
see these new creations of styles.
Courtesy is the prime requisite
we require of our sales people.
and you will be welcome whether
you purchase or not.
Don't forget the date, Septem-
Der 26, 9th and 28.
MRS. M. P. BROUGHToN,
1O7 South Grant St., Fitzgerald,
Georgia. Tilt
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SOCIETY NEWS NOTES
Dr.G.W. Mclean
DENTIST
Rooms 5t2-5t3 PHONE 43o.
C,,hott Donovan Rcflding
Fifth Floor
Stray pY appointment

DR.. l. III. "'a1e left yesterday
for LaGrangc for a short visit to
his parents before going to Warm
Springs, where he will spend a
week or ten days in the in
tcrest Of lis heath TIE Doctoi :
many friends trust that he may
return much improved.
Mr.. Charles F. Taliaferro's
macy friends Will be glad to
knew that he has beea ra0s1er-
red 'gom the cl2jn department d
the a 3 & y. il Atlanta, ard
is now permanently located in
Fitzgerald, in the capacity o.
claim agent on the Brunswick
Division.
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Miss Julia Franklin, has been
visiting her sister Mrs. w. l..
Hammock, returned to her home
in Dublin yesterday.
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A Certain Quick Relief for
Indigestion or Upset Stomachs

even little child can take it
without fear of bad after effects.
Don't wait until you have another
attack of indigestion, but get a
package today. Try ii after eat
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it helps your stomach. We are so
confident that Digestit is perfect
remedy for stomach up-sets that
we guarantee it to please you in
everv way-get package and if
YOU don't like it We will give your
money back. For sale by
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Watch the columns of Leader
Enterprise.
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Chas. 2. Teal,
Attorney for
Fitzgerald Trust Go.
Cooking Demon sire
ton

Beginning Oct. 3rd for one week
Demonstration of the Malleable
ETERNAL 4 an e. The latest
model in Ranges.
Fitzgerald Hardware Co.,
ct E. Central Ave.
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William Franklin
Dulla-d

VIM. franklin Billiard was born
March 10Th 1873 in Coweta Coun-
ty Georgia. Died 18th of Septem-
Der 1912 at Seasons, Ga aged 80
years.
Between IA and Is years Of age
he became a memt e. of the Chris
tan Church of Red Oak, Ga, of
which body be was a consistent
member during his residence there.
In August 1907 he was married to
Miss eva Griffin of this city, by
whom he is survived, also his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Billiard Of Red
Oak, ga, two brothers, Mr.. }. [.
buljard Of COLLEGE Park, Ga, and
Mr.. :. G. Bujard of Dallas, Texas.
three sisters, Mrs. o. G. Ison,
College Park, Ga, and IRIS. Cary
and aud Mrs. Eason of Union CITY,
Ga, father-in-laW and motaer-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Griffin,
of Fitzgerald.
Deceased has been resident Of
this city at different periods for
five or six years and his hearty op-
timistic nature has won for HIM
friends by the score. He was liked
by all who knew him and they
can truly say that he was every
bodys friend.
Mr.. Billiard was a member of
three secret orders viz, Brother
hood of Railroad Tralnmen. Wooo-
man of the World and Loyal Order
Of Moose.
The funeral services we're held
yesterday from the First NJ. E.
Church of this CITY, Rev. E. j.
Hammond officiating. The Broth
hood of Railroad Trainmen land
Woodman of the World served as
bearers and accompanied the body
as honorary escort to the cemetery
where services were held by the
Woodman.
The bereaved family has the
sympathy Of the entire city in their
deep glief.
DECEASED MAN S BROTHER DROPS
DEAD.
News reached the city this morn
ing of the sudden death of MIR. j.
T. BulIard, who was here Sunday
to attend the funeral of his brother,
W. T. Billiard. He was returning
to his home in College Park, and
stopped off at Union City last
night to see his sisters, and had
only been there a short time when
he dropped dead. The family have
the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in their deep grief.
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3anta.
Mrs.. y. e. Judge, Of Atlanta,
is in tie city visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Bessie Daniel, of Winder,
is the attractive guest of 4. c.
Daniel.
Mrs c. {. C:etar &:,d chi-aeer,
Mary sd Sor, are me ~'lt ST oj
relatives Ia Vienna.
Messrs. Randall Bryan and
Henry Stewart raturned SundaE
from Atlanta.
Mrs. L. D. Tisdel and dapgh-
ters. Misses Hazel and Elsie, have
returned from Atlanta.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mclean
announce the birth of fine baby
girl at their home.
Mr.. Cliff Ingram, of Triton,
was shaking hands with friends
in the city yesterday.
Err. S. B. Bowers, of Hawkins
vile, was in the city yesterday
transacting business.
Mr.. Robert Kilcrease has ac-
copied a position with the South
ern Railroad in Waycross.
Miss Kadie Griner went up to
Atlanta Saturday to be the guest
of Miss Gertrude Peacock.
Miss Occie johnson returned
Sunday to Atlanta, after few
DAYS visit with her parents.
Miss Kathrine Moore, of Brox-
ton, is the guest of Mrs. Earl
Brown and Mrs. w. B. Moore.
Mrs. M. P. Broughton has been
indisposed for the past few days,
much to the sorrow of her many
friends.
Mrs. w. L. Smith and little
daughter, Louise, have returned
from an extended visit with
friends in Macon, Reynolds and
Atlanta.
A handsome underground boy
arrived at the home of Col. and
Mrs. Jesse Grantham Sunday af-
ternoon. His parents will call him
Jesse Grantham, Jr.
Miss Blossom Mercer was ope-
rated on for appendicitis Saturday
at St. Jcseph's IuGrmary, Atlanta,
and her many friends will be de-
lighted to know that she is getting
along nicely now.
Mrs. Jack Mayes and Mrs.
James L. McCarty are entertain
ing this afternoon at the home OF
che latter at a miscellaneous show
er, in honor of Miss Dixie Jay,
whose engagement to Mr.. d. 3.
Nicholson Jr., is announced in this
issue of the Leader Enterprise.
Col. and Mrs. Lotion Burns, of
Dcilla, passed through the city
yesterday en- route to Atlanta,
where Mrs. Burns will be placed
IN Robinson's sanitarium Tor treat
vuent. Mrs. Burns has been in a
very critical condition for some
time, and her many friends in
this city and in Ocilla trust thai
the treatment received in Atlanta
will be the means of restoring her
10 health.
EITZGERAIDIrEs HERE SUNDAY
SIR. and Mrs. JAS. L. McCarty
of Fitzgerald and their guest, Miss
M2dge McAtee of Americas spent
Sunday in the city guests of the
formers father Mr.. Z. D. M'Cartv.
Monday morning the Fitzgerald
party accompanied by Mr. M'Car-
ay, went over to Macon to speno
6he day with relatives and friends
Returning here Tuesday morning
near the noon hour the Fitzgerald
party motored on to the home Of
Mr.. w. B. M'Carty, a brother,
where they dined proceeding to
thar destination Tuesday evening,
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,JAY.NICaOLSON

Col and Mrs CLAYTON announce of their
r xe and Mr. d. Nicholson r of Rochelle the marriage to
take , October the eghh Macon, the home Of the brides
grandmother, Mrs j. l.. JAY.