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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-01-07
REPORTS OF CITY
DEPARTMENTS FOR YEAR 1918
CITY CLERKS REPORT
SHOWS SOURCES OF REVENUE
Paid School Board $9,452, and City
Treasurer S34.673.

Report OF R. T. Bell, clerk is as fol-
flows:
digest of 81. 236 9SS. .yqa
To amount Of city taxes to col
lect on digest of $2,236,988. $50. 554 50
BY amount collected. .$28,35S.ai
BY amount Of fl fas issued:
Whites ........$4, SS478
Colored o.. .... 31l.22- $1,000 80. 554. 81
Consolidated Report
To amount collected on city Laxrs
as above stated .................. S2S, 1855 81
To amount collected on public
utility corporation taxes as per
returns to state comptroller gem
- eral mot on city digesD. ....... 527O6
To amount collected on city taxes
not assessed by board 49,. 40
70 amount collected on special Ii
censes e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. rs
To amount collected on cemetery
accounts =. ....................... 315O0
70 amount received on rents 80. 21102
To amount collected on miscela-
neous accounts. .................... 3SO5O
To amount received from c. H
Peddy. chief. on fines ........... 1881 25
To amount received from c. H.
Peddy, chief, on street taxi. 1,1OOO
To amount received from G. H.
Peddy, chief, on 1915 tax fl fas 80
To amount received from G. H.
Peddy, chief on 1916 tax fl fas 80
To amount received from c. H.
Peddy, chief, on 1917 tax fl fas 1928
TO amount received from G. H.
Peddy, chief, on 1918 tax fl fas 3,6S3,91
To amount received from c. H
Peddy, chief, on 1918 fl fas mot
assesseO q. ....................... 121OS
To amount received from c. H.
Peddy chief, cost on fl fas... 331.OO
To amount received from c. H.
Peddy chief. interest on fl fas . 1852
To amount received from G. H.
Peddy, chief. taxes not assessed 30
To amount received from c. H.
Peddy, chief, on miscellaneous
account :. .......................... 1900
Total e.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$44 1876 as
BY amount paid school board per
voucher =. ..........................$9 So, ASP "a
BY amount paid city treasurer per
vouchers e.. Observation-Disclosures "a, 673 So
$44, 126 As
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-01-07
The uulnlns That Does Not Affect the Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA.
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordi nary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nos
ringing in head. Remember the fun name and
look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. SOC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-01-07
FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED
% ALARMS DURING YEAR
Damage to Buildings and Contents
So, 663-Departmen Expense S5,716.

Dawson, Ga, Dec 81, 1918. To the Hon
orable Mayor and City Council of Daw-
our annual report of the Dawson Fire De-
partment:
Number of alarms received by telephone
"a, number of alarms received verbally
a. Total alarms received for year rs.
Cause of Fires: False alarms 6. I'M
known 5, sparks from chimneys 4, sparks
from flues 3. oil stoves 3, automobile eX-
haust ?, trash in wooden boxes 2, hot box
l. live wire in tree l. ashpit l. Total 2S.
Glass of buildings where fires occurred:
Three story brick, tin roof, 1: story
frame, single roof, A. l story frame, shin
gle roof, 8; story tin. composition roof,
/; l story tin, tin roof. l; l story frame,
iron roof, /; l story brick, composition
roof, l; ! story iron. iron roof, l.
Amount of hose used 10000 feet; amount
of chemical used Is gallons.
Value of buildings where fires
Value of contents in buildings
where fires occurred ............ SOP, 375. 90
Total value of property at risk 1884, 1926. OO
Insurance on buildings ........... $39, 238. 90
Insurance on contents ............ 1896, 100
Total insurance .... .............. s484 788. 90
Damage to buildings ............. 81 639. 6S
Damage to contents ............. 2024.00
Total damage d. Observation-Disclosures. 1868. 6S
Apparatus and fixtures: One triple
dulOlllODllG, nose NdSOllSt /
hook and ladder truck, l steam fire en-
CINE, 2 sets double harness. l saddle.
roller top desk, 1900 feet 1-2 inch hose in
good condition, 1000 feet second grade
hose, 40 gallons Mobil A oil.
Live stock on hand, 2 horses. Food o.
hand, 1-2 tons hay, bushels oats.
Expense account
Amount paid regular salaries SO 2S0.00
Amount paid feed account for
hofSeS ..................' III45
Amount paid for new tires and re-
tread old ones NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1885
Amount paid for necessary supplies
and miscellaneous repair account 94SS
Amount paid for polish, oil and
grease =. Observation-Disclosures. 45.47
Amount paid call firemen ....... H1A
Amount paid hardware account . 1897
Amount paid for uniforms ....., 5000
Amount paid for gasoline ....... 1761
Amount paid telephone account . 1876
Amount paid blacksmith account $50
Total running expense ....,.,.,..,..$ So, $50 GO
Improvement account:
Amount paid auto truck note ~ $500 90
Amount paid for hose .............. 10000
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Respectfully submitted
S. W. KENNY, Chief
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-01-07
CITY TREASURER HANDLED
NEARLY $4,000 DURING YEAR
Report Shows for What Purposes the
Money Was Paid Out.

Dawson, Ga, Dec 81, 1918 To the May
or and City Council of Dawson. Gentle
men: The following is a statement of the
receipts and disbursements of funds han
died by the city treasurer during the
year 1918:
Receipts
Dec. 81, 1917. to cash on hand 49, S. 452 IS
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Respectfully submitted,
c. D. COOKE. City Treasurer
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-01-07
CITIZENS PAID $27,9 FOR
THEIR WATER AND LIGHTS
Operating Expenses and Improve
ments 1881 More Than Income.

Dawson. Ga, Dec. 81, 1918 To the Hon
oTable Mayor and Members of City Coun-
Gil Gentlemen: Below we submit cor
rected report Of the business transacted
by the Water and Light Department for
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-01-07

1Oldl at 'pp' 'i"''
Respectfully submitted
S. W. KENNY, Chief.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-24
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 Home again. We are always glad to get home with our old friends and relations, yet we regretted very much [, part with the boys at the camp, as We had many true and good friends among them that we may never meet again.
 Everything in this community is just about like it was when I left here, though there are some very old friends that have gone on the jour- ney from which they never will re- turn and we miss them very much 'tis true. but the world goes on just the same.
 We are having quite good Sunday school and nice prayer meetings at Ola Pleasant Hill HOW.
 If the good editer will permit us We will get right back into the har- ness as a regular correspondent from this neck of the woods.
 We haven't got much news at this wliting, but we hope to do better in our next, as we haven't quite got settled down to the proper key yet, and though we expect to get quite lonesome at times here, however, we will try to not get the blues, and if ali your good writers will 1enG me a helping hand we will all be jolly good bunch of scribblers.
 We hope you are all enjoying life for all there is in it. as We expect 10 do so. For you know that life is too sEort to let it pass by without getting the best there is in it for us. Wishing you all success and happiness trough life I am the same old
 Pleasant Hill Critic.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-24

Little Edward Stewart was the guest of James Mccain Jr. Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. J. K Harbour and lit tle daughter, Elizabeth, of Longview, Texas, were the guests of MT. ]. A. Mccain and family.
 R. D. Boyd and four sons took in the show at Little Rock Saturday. Vaughan School will start the first Monday in November.
 Born.-To MT. and Mrs. Frank Will son (formerly Miss Ula Johnston) September 21, daughter, Rebecca Livingston.
 Green Madden has had nice new house built.
 Mrs. Mary Dobbins and Miss Es- telle McNair spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Birdie Tolbert.
 Cavanaugh Douglass has his dis charge from the Great Lakes Camp. Mrs. Belle Bridges was shopping in 4NOIlu Llllle IAOth MOuudy.
 Lee McNair is i'll at St. Vincent In firmary after slight operation.
 MT. Pridmore kills goat every Saturday.
 Tom Woods and family were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Earnest Mer- Tit Sunday
 Mrs. Lena Madden is on the sick list
 Mrs. M E. Phillips is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. Foster Pridmore wis ited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. J. J. Porter spent Wednesday and Thursday night with Mrs. Maggie Mccain.
 MT. T. w. Coin of Landmark is wis iting MT. D. c. McNair
 Clyde Bridges and Rush McNair are going to farm on Plum Bayou next year.
 Everybody come to the Community Fair at Jacksonville October 28 and 20th
 Miss Estelle Cook spent Saturday night with Miss Grace Tharp.
 Mrs. Essie Chaney was the guest of Mrs. Annie Boyd Wednesday,
 Come on Mt Carmel with some rlore good letters.
 Three Brown-Eyed Susans.
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ALL OVER THE COUNTY

until they can get possession of their new home in Little Rock.
 The caste of characters for the play to be given during the fair met at the home of Mrs. H. E. Casey Sun- day afternoon and were assigned their parts, rehearsals will begin Fri. day night.
 Edgar Dixon received a letter from Chas. Zuber Monday. He is in At lanta, Ga, and is now one of Uncle Sam's U. s. Marines.
 MT. Walter Miller and family spen; Sunday with Mir. Jas. Crow and fam, fly, Hattie Crow and Fife McCracken returned home with them for supper.
 MT. and Mrs. Douglas Jacks and son, Victor, were the guests of Mrs. Jacks parents. MT. and Mrs. J. N. Wright Sunday.
 Evie Diemer spent the weekend with her sisters, Mrs. Robinson and Miss Kate Deimer of Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs Angus Avery and children and MT. Avery, Sr., visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pye Sunday and John Dixon and family Sunday even ing.
 MT. Harry Berry and J. Beakley of Carlisle spent the weekend at E. W. Dixon's. they were entertained while Eere by Miss Erma Dixon and Belle Peil, attending the Palace Theater Saturday afternoon and the circus Saturday night
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Mrs. C.. l.. Matthews and children and Mrs. Lois Smith and Roy Smith of North Little Rock vicited relatives and friends here last week.
 Mrs. Birdie Winchester called on Miss Hattie Johnson Sunday.
 Mrs Parmeley spent Saturday and Sunday in Little Rock.
 Miss Fife Matthews spent Wednes- day with Mrs. Birdie Winchester.
 Ben Craft of South Bend took din ner with S. A. Matthews and family Saturday
 Jim Jinkins of Mabelvale visited in this community last week.
 Miss Hattie Johnson called on Mrs. Birdie Winchester Wednesday.
 George Williams made a flying trip to Jacksonville Saturday.
 Mrs. Lillie Parker and children at tended the show in Little Rock Satur day and Saturday night.
 MT and Mrs R. S. Brown called on Mrs F. c. Blodgett Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. H. s Nixon visited re latives and friends here Saturday and Sunday.
 The dance given by Misses Hattie and Annabelle Johnson Saturday
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 Minnie Talbert was the guest of Miss Edna Glenn Saturday.
 There will be preaching at Friend ship Church Saturday and Sunday plight.
 A big crowd from Jacksonville went to the big show at Little Rock.
 There will be party at MT. Albert Ryan's Saturday night.
 w. J. Glenn spent the last part of the week with his family and return ed to North Little Rock Sunday af- te1noon. His family will spend part of next week at Little Rock.
 Thema Bramon and her little broth CT spent Saturday and Sunday with Jack Bramon
 Robert Glenn has a new horse and Howard is going to get him one.
 Raymond Cathern and his wife were the guests of their mother Sun day.
 Bonnie Talbert was the dinner guest at Robert and Howard Glenn's Sunday
 Edna Glenn and a bunch of girls and boys went 'possum hunting Sat urday night and caught 19 'possums. Riley Miller made three trips to Little Rock Saturday
 One Little Blue-Eyed Girl.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-24
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Potato digging time has come at last Quite few of the farmers have already dug some and they say they are turning out very good.
 A large congregation attended Ivy Chapel Sunday afternoon and the pro ceeds for the grave yard fence amounted to $9O The fence will cost $l42, not including posts. Quite q ! fcw from Parl1ers School and Little Rock attended. X number of people from here at, tended the big show in Little Rock saturday. Albert Crigelow and family spent Sunday at MT. Elige Lowry's. Mrs. Nellie Lowry is still unable to be up.
 Mrs. Taylor of Belfast erected a S145 tomb stone on her husbands grave at Ivy Chapel Sunday.
 Asa Bingham and wife were guests at MT. Howlette's Saturday night and Sunday.
 Onr Singing School continues four nights yet. We think everybody has learned very fast.
 Ed Thomas of Little Rock was an Ivy Chapel visitor Sunday.
 Mrs. Kate Smith of England will visit relatives here November 15.
 Tom Thomas hauled two fine loads cf water melons to Little Rock last week. Bob Busick is making molasses for Tom Thomas. The beef man, MT. Bryant, was around again Saturday with a lot of nice beef.
 Geo Atwood is preparing to dig sweet potatoes Monday.
 MT. Smith and wife visited the City of Roses Monday.
 Dave Adams sold his car to zack Diener of Sweet Home.
 Mr Rlundridge of Little Rock was the guest of MT. Geo. Smith Sunday afternoon.
 zahn scarbrough and family of Little Rock were guests of Bob Blu sick Sunday.
 MT. Bingham has had the flu" for the past thirteen days, but is able to he up now.
 Mrs. Reeder visited relatives in Little Rock Saturday, Saturday night
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and Sunday.
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 Will Robertson has received an honorable discharge from the Navy and returned home.
 There is no cotton being picked these days on account of so much ra,n
 George Sunderman visited home fclks Sunday.
 MT. Rolin and bunch of men are busy working on the mine" There's prospects of great things resulting from their work.
 There will be a community fair at Jacksonville October 18th and 18th. Let everybody go and take an exhibit. MT. Butterworth has sold his place to MT. Smith of McAlmont and will move his family back to England in a week or two.
 Thurman Butterwcrth visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday
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 MT. aud Mrs. E. $. Tomobs of Little Rock spent the weekend here with relatives.
 w. L. Thompson spent the week end at Lonoke with relatives.
 Misses Ora Merchant and Helen White of Little Rock spent Sunday Eere with their parents.
 Miss Lillian CocGrane spent Mon day and Tuesday at Bryant with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Crandall.
 Mrs. Katie Johnson of Little Rock visited relatives here this week.
 Mrs. E. J. Toombs spent the past few days at Hot Springs with her daughter, Mrs Leon Smith.
 Sunday visitors from Little Rock were Hugh Cochrane, Will Boecker, Misses Helen White, Ora Merchant, Drucile Hardcastle, MT. and Mrs. E. s. Toombs.
 w. H. Thomas of Alexander was seen in MabelvaIe Saturday.
 Mrs. T. o. Rorie and son, Glenn visited relatives at Cabot last week.
 There will be a halloween social at the W. 0. w Hall Friday night October 31, given by the Senior League. Everybody invited.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-24
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Pulaski Probate Court.
 In the Matter of the Estate of May Stark Fowler. Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that. pursu- ant to the decretal order of the Pu- laski Probate Court, the undersigned. as administratrix of the estate of May Stark Fowler, deceased will, on the 17th day of November, between the hours fixed by law for such sales. at the east door of the new Pulaski Coun- ty Court House, in the city of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas, offer for sale, at public vendue, 70 the high est bidder, upon a credit of three months, the following described lands, belonging to said estate to-wit:
 Lot 4, in Block 9, City of Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Said sale being for the purpose of securing money with which to pay the debts of said estate.
 Witness my hand this 21st day of October 1919.
 MARY c. STARK, Administratrix of the Estate of May Stark Fowler Deceased. 24-31-7-14
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 We have been having plenty of rain lately Wish it would clear up so the fall crops can be gathered.
 MT. Beck is on the sick list.
 MT. Wollam came out from Bigelow Saturday to see his children
 Mrs. Grace Holbrook, Messrs. Jack Chapman, Lee Underwood, Ben Un- derwood and Taylor Cox were callers at the Beardsley nome Sunday.
 MT. Finken and Mr Shcoenfe1d " ent to Maumelle Sunday
 Mr Nelson and MT. Schoenfeld Forded to Little Rock last week.
 Mrs. Howell went to Bigelow Tues day.
 Miss Eve Beardsley is teaching school at Perryville. She spent few Lours with home folks Sunday.
 MT. Jenkins went to Bigelow Sat urday
 Monday was dipping day. We will sure be glad when it is over.
 School started last Monday with Mrs. Quincy Rorie and Miss Mary Moore as teachers.
 MT. Jenkins recently purchased a sorghum mill from MT. Holmes of Cross Roads. He will start making molasses soon.
 Watch out for the wedding bells for they are liable to ring ill the near future.
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 Arlie Garret of McRae has been visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity
 Rudolph Roberts called on Miss Mabel Garvin Monday evening.
 Hoyt Boyd called at the Tongues home Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Minnie McNsir and Mrs. Bes- sic Landrum have been visiting MT. D. c. Kyzer and family the past week.
 A large crowd attended the club meeting at Davis Chapel Sunday af- ternoon.
 Misses Mabel, Hazel and Blanche Carvin and Bessie Sample were the guests of Irene Tongue Sunday even ing.
 Cleave Nichols and Water Kyzer are working in the mine on Nubbin Lidge.
 Oscar GosneIl called on Miss yelma WeDD sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Berry of Tate's Mill visited her sister, Mrs. Gillian, Sun day.
 MT. Preston Adkins and family, Mir Claud Cook and family made a business trip to Little Rock Monday.
 MT. Godan Wood went to Little Rock Thursday.
 Brodie Box went to Bruce Kyzer's wholesale house Thursday evening and purchased new tobacco sack.
 James Garvin went visiting to rela- ttves at McRae Friday and Saturday.
 We have heard that Leifer Beard has been bitten by a poisonous snake.
 The men and boys in this vicinity arc keeping the woods hot squirrel hunting this rainy weather.
 Mir Floyd Atkins and wife visited his father Sunday.
 Guy Gillian has been making sor- ghum this week. Billie Bohunker.
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 We have a very good Sunday School at Pleasant Hill, but it did not turn out very good Sunday on ac- count of the bad weather.
 Mrs Eunice Hammons acted as SUI perintenden tas our superintendent vas absent
 Mir Beck was rambling around in this part of the country Friday: We were very glad to see him but we did rot need the rain he brought.
 Mrs. Rebecca Dwyer's baby is still i'll from spider bite.
 Cotton is not very good on account of the bill weevils.
 R. L. Dorsey had bale of cotton ginned last week.
 Ed Douglas was a caller at Frank Fortson's Sunday.
 Tontain Hammons is on the sick list.
 Allen Dillon hauled bale of cot ton to town last week and got thirty nine cents per pound for it.
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 J. A. Mccain, wife and children, Hattie and James Jr., spent the week end with MT. and Mrs A. M. Mccain of Little Rock
 D. c. McNair, T. Coin and Miss Els telle McNair were the Sunday night guests of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Mccain.
 MT and Mrs. Chas. Cranberry have moved to town
 Mrs. J. T Porter is spending the weekend with her husband at North Little Rock
 B. M. Wilson is going to put up a broom factory at Jacksonville
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 Julian Justice and family and Clat Sanderson and family made busi Gess trip to Little Rock last Monday
 Loney Waymack and Will Monk called at Dan Robins Sunday.
 Miss Emma and Virgie Robins and Loney Waymack called to see Miss Myrtle and Jane Darlington Sunday.
 Dan Robins and family made bus mess trip to Little Rock Wesdnesday
 There was candy breaking at the home of Andrew Barrentine Saturday night.
 Jane and Lewie Darlington have been i'll the past few days.
 Miss Myrtle and Jane Darlington spent Friday afternoon with Miss Emma and Vergie Robins.
 Miss Emma and Virgie Robins spent Saturday with Mrs. Ida Robins and family.
 John Smith and daughters, Evie and Gladys, motored to Little Rock Sunday.
 Walter Darlington and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with Joe Lintz and wife.
 Miss Mamie Justice made a busi- ness trip to Cabot Saturday.
 Miss Myrtle Darlington spent Tues day night with her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Clement.
 Clarence Darlington and family spent Friday with MT. c. L. Puckett and family. Blue Bird.
The Pulaskian., 1919-10-24
WARNING 0RnER.

State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski-ss. In the Pulaski Chaneery Court. John H. Pritchard ct al, Plaintiffs,
 vs. No 24906 Alma Leeta Ulmer ct all, Defendants. The defendant Willie J. Lozar, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff John H. Pritehard ct al. October 22, 1919.
 ". s. BOONE, Clerk. F. NJ. OLIVER, D. C. Trustworthy, Henderson X Kinswor- thy, Solicitors for Plaintiff Samp Jennings, Attorney ad Litem. Samp Jenneings. Attorney ad Litem. 24-31-7-14.
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 Benson Sayles had the misfortune of losing several gallons Of morasses Wednesday on account of the rain. The rain has done quite great deal of damage to cotton and the corn in the field.
 Lee Dorsey will build an addition to his house this fall.
 Otha Hammons expects to buy a large team of mules.
 Born.-To MT and Mrs. Andrew Page, daughter, October l.
 Mrs. Ada McPherson has recovered after several weeks illness.
 Walter McPherson made business trip to Cato Saturday.
 Bud Harris has five bales of cotton picked and thinks ne will make about five more
 The Sunday school at Tate Mill is aead, but we hope it will revive again soon. Brown Eyes.
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WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski-ss. In the Pulaski Circuit Court l.. c. Young, Plaintiff,
 Vs. Mary Bryant and Charlotte Jackson, Defendants.
 The defendants. Mary Bryant and Charlotte Jackson, are warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plain- tiff, l.. c. Young. This October 2, 1919
 J. E. CHRIST, Clerk. By H. S. NIXON. D. c. 10-17-24-31.