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Nearly Five Billions
Estimated for j. s.
Expenses During Year

Washington. Dec. 6.-(fy Th" Assn
ciat"d ErrsS)--Anoth"r peace line oS:t-
mate Of nearly five billions Of dollars for
the governments expense during tn"
fiscal year 1922 faced congress when :;
rrasScmbled today. fhr exact figures
rs transmitted by Secretary Houston
were $I.65S,S56.I59, and Increase OF
nearly one hilli"a dollars over the APP
preparations for the current year. hut
S2ll.OOO.nOo !esS than the estimates
submitted 4 year ago.
Continuing war costs were directli
reflected throughout IN" estimates. in
dicating that the government might he
on Il four billion dollar basis for S"ElH
years To come. as compared with the
on" billion dollar maximum preceding
the war. Tho single item Of interest
on the public debt WAS almost the pre-
war maximum Of all appropriations.
this total being $92..65O.O In add
tion there was an estimate Nf $@t5, o.
SEA for the war dcht sinking fund'
or the individual departments. tn'
army and navy, as usual asked i"r inc
greatest amounts. the cStimat" Tor t!l'
military establishment being $f9',"'l :
5n2 and for the naval establishment
$685.
The total estimates as given by MI
Houston. follow: ,,
E,xrcutiv" (Whitc House and govern
men, DEPARTMENTS Sl25,iiN.3I?:
Judicial (Suprrma courO $i.GN0. 2l":
Department of aErlCuilurc' t':"H''"' =
Foreign intercourse. Sll.SSS.siN'
indian affairs. Sll9S9,Ih3.
Pensions $500. 10000.
Panama canal. Sl6.lAi.2I".
Public works, S2In92S.l94
Postal service. $5SI.4H6.9"@,
Miscellaneous. $675. j4,74l.
Permanent annual appropriations. ~
0.776.3Gl.
ThcS, estimates. prepared ny a."
Democratic Administered ion. ar" for tnH
operation Of the government during III"
first fiscal year OF the new EvruhIi:%r
administration. Republican leaders, IN
the senate and house already hay" i"r%-
cast Il sharp cut in tn" total hnd Wttni'
the week tho house committee will h.
gin the work Of shaping the bills wht"h
will carry the sums for tn" various a.
partmeuts.
The cStimat" for TN" postal S"rNh'',
will not actually figure In governments
expenditures since tn" postal rrSchu'S
practically cove tht cost of Operations
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TRIO SLATED
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IN the diplomatic service or To Tn" su-
IRENE court.
Favors Consultation
And Good Understanding

-
Washington. Dee. ito put int"
practice his doctrine "r consultation and
understanding amrnC public officials,
PrcS;drnt-rlcct Harding spent to-day at
the capitol. taking stock OF the l"giSh-
Wv" problems that await the new SEES
sion Of congress- and in turn seeking CO.
operation Of congressional leaders in the
tasks he will confront as chief cNccu-
tive.
Adding uniQu" page TO tn" NATIONS
hosiery. he attended as = senator. fhe
up.ning OF the senate and in n short ad-
dress bespoke for the coming four years.
spirit of,tc3,ln work between executive
and legislative branches that he expects
10 insure the highest national efficiency
in public affairs at homo and abroad.
To Gail Special Session.
Later, after conferences with leaders
Of both senate and house. he announced
that ne probably would call special
session of congress soon after MS maui
curatiou to. attempt = revision of the
ratior'S tax schedules. But in his prt-
waite cUnsultat lions and in his address in
the Scratc, ne asked that the three
months remaining to the prcsen; core
grcsS be- used without attempt at parti-
san advantage to clear away routine
md lay the ground work for conStruc-
tive lrg.S iation after NJ zen ith.
Foreign relations and In" league OF
nations were discussed b: Mr.. Harding
Sng with domestic problems and posi-
bic cabinet selections in his long string
Of conferences with senator's and repre-
scntativcS. The ranking national lead
0rs OF his party outside Of congress also
were present at the consultations which
Will be continued most Of tomorrow.
With his departure for Marion late
tomorrow afternoon. tho PRESIDENT
elect will bid goodbye to actual partiCt-
patton in the proceedings OF the senat"
although he will retain his title and
office until early in the new year. lie
revealed to-day that no had decided def
nitely to resign his senate seat between
January 10 and 10, when Il change or
state administration in Ohio will permit
the appointment Of n Republican To sue
coed him. During his visit to the senate
to-day, he arranged q. pair, with Senator
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caused you trouble, presumably you
would try to forgive him.
Rsmorss II Deadly Poison.
Pent UP bitterness and resentment al
ways clog and poison the MIND. and THIS
is just as true when the bitterness ana
resentment is against ones own sell.
Remorse is Just as destructive TO the
poisc and peace Of ones mind as nate
! 1t Is just as essential that We learn
TO forgive ourselves, when ourselves
have been our enemies, as 1t is that we
learn to forgive other enemies.
And this Is true Of small things as
we'll as large.
Another friend Of mine was comm :
to visit me one day and got starter
without something he wanted to brlne
US. | don't know how many times he
blamed himself for his forgetIulncsS;
"Oh, forget IT," urged his wife hnalIy,
You are letting it spoil your whole
day"
"Rut I can't forget it, he, said.
when l do anything so absolutely un-
Intelligent rs that. 1t just makes me
sick" ,-
OF course, one cannot help being an
moved with oneself temporarily just es
one is annoyed with others. But 10 pro-
long the annoyance. In either case IL
surely more unintelligent than any act
that caused 1t. a..
"I shall never forgive myself habit.
Won will surely do well to make up
YOUR mind to break It. Be lenient anu
forgiving with yourself will surely ap-
nreciate II and give you better service
in return.
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WHEELING MAN HAD TO'
Fight FOR HIS BREATH.

that couldn't eat anything worth
talking about'and ] went down TO where
] didn't weigh but one hundred and
twcnty-eigth pounds. / had pains All
through my stomach and at times
had such smothering spells I had to
fight for breath. l: felt so weak some
mornings I could hardly get off to work
and ali in all things looked pretty
gloomy for me. ,
II don't believe I could have held
out much longer If i hadn't got hold of
Tanlac The way it took hold Of my
case was surprising, why. In few
days / knew l had struck the right
thing for I was eating better and sleep
ing better. To-day I'm we'll man, have
gained fourteen pounds and can put in
as big days work as used TO years
ago. / can eat anything anybody else
can. am not nervous ut all and sleep as
sound as | did when | was boy"
! Tanlac is snld in Wheeling by the
Uogc Davis Drug Co.. at ll45 Main
street. 1884 Main street, 10th and Mar
kst streets and $500 Chapline street.
also E. X. Hoge at Martins Ferry ONO
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FOR SALE
ktE

Farm of Sc acres, miles from MI
Pleasant, O., and miles from Martins
Ferry, on the pike leading from Emef-
son to Pleasant Grove
Modern house Of 8 rooms. summing
water and bath. fuel cellar with furnace.
Concrete spring house so IT. from
kitchen. Large basement barn. equipped
for 10 head dairy: 2Ox10 silo. wagon
shed, corn crib and etc. All buildings
erected years ago. 1000 peach and APP
pie trees 6 years old. Will sell with
stock of horses, cattle sheep. hogs cnlck-
ems implements, hay. grain and ensilage,
n nd give possession Immediately.
Farm especially we'll watered:
c. a. YOUNG,
d-3-l DIllonvalO, Ohio.
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FRY Had Awful Smothering
Spells and Health Was
Badly Broken - Tanlac
Restores Him-Gains Il
Pounds.

At had about concluded that good
health was something could never on
JOY again. but Its fact l don't be-
llcve I could feel any better than | do
now" said o. c. Fry. 75 Twenty-sixth
ST., Wheeling. W. va. in telling of
his recovery by taking Tanlac. recently
Il was simply all broken down IN
health and didn't see how | could ever
get over It, NY nerves were total
wrccIi and | was so restless and jumpy
| could not stay still a minute. |
couldn't get any rest either night or
day and would roll and toss hour after
hour, My appetite WAS 80 near gone
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BRAIN TESTS:
By SAM LLOYD.
6 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS

6 MINUTES no ANSWER THIS
No. 573
Hore are some questions for the geoS-
raphy class:
What island ought to have many small
fish:
with?
What mountains would make good
cradle? 4.
What mountain would be good to
carry on your head?
To what mountains should you go to
Answer To no. 572
Dick, who weighs IS pounds was
marked a: Harry so pounds was b; John
rs pounds was C: and Tom 20 hounds
was d. Harry's so pounds. PLACED mid,
way between the end Of the beam ana
the balancing point, was equal to 50
pounds on the end. This, together with
Dicks 65 pounds, would make total OF
95 rounds at their end Of the see saw.
Johns 75 pounds, placed one third OF the
way between the balancing point and the
end would be equal to Is pounds on the
end. This together with Toms ~
pounds would make total Of IS pounds
at the end Of the see-saw and so ehect
the balance at the other side.
Copyright 1920. by Sam Loyd)
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TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT.

Boston. Dec. Candy CLANCY OF l;al-
tlmorN scored 4 technical knockout
against Wiiir Green, of Chicago t.
night when the referee stopped the iiSht
in the sixth round of their Schrdii"
ten round bout to save Green from
furthc.. punishment. The Chicago fra'h-
crwcight WAS outclasscd alter the sec
nnl round
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DEFENCE RESTS ITS CASE.

New York. Dec. 6.--rhe defense III
the trial Of George HaCk"r. miiliontirc
builder. e. arG"d with perjury i'll test
mnny hcfur" the joint Legislative cora
mitteS investigating the building truS' :
rested it's case at the close of today :
:, SS!pn. Court WAS adjourned until To-
morrow morning. whru Edmund l.:
Mooney. chief counsel for Backer VIII
sum up.
In HIS testimony today. Mr.. Rackrr
declared tina, the building trades clh-
ployers association and Robert i. l'rin-
dell labor leader. worked "hand y;
hand" and that the organization "nI'i
have stopped alleged improper Practices
IL n so chose
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N O T &c Z

NnIirr IS hereby given that the City
of Wheeling has completed the paving
Of North huron Street from Zane to
Bridge Street in said city. The follow
ing persons. as lar rs can be aScer-
,air%d. are the owners OF lots or parts
If lois ahutting on thar portion Of that
North Huron Street above described,
and we're asSesSed for said paving in the
amounts set opposite their respective
names:
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FARM PoR SALE.

o50a. on river hill. lays we'll, good
soil, large COW barn. comfortable house
and outbuildings. orchards. Near car
line and Wellsburg. Adjoins the Whita-
ker-Glcssner holdings at Beech Bottom
Two producing gas wells one producing
oil we'll, chances good for more. You
get both. s
Must sell Price s50.0o-a.
D. L. McGISNIS,
dig Wellsburg, W. Va. -
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sTocxHoID11g 1n1TuQ.
Hax.l-At,ss olas, Co. Stockholdsrs

Hazsl-Atlas Glass Co. stockholders.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
crs Of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
will be held at the principal office OF the
Company. on the third floor Of the Com
servatfve Life Building. at Sixteenth and
Market Streets. Wheeling. West Vir-
ginia, on Tuesday, December 1th. 1920.
at 200 o'clock p. m, for the election or
directors anu for the transaction OF any
other business appropriate for action by
the stockholders. -
J. C. BRADY.
n-o4-3O-d-7 President
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wAHrED-SAIRSn1.

wAfT1D-Experlenc salesman for
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
by old established food product concern.
Man familiar with the grocery trade. A
good and permanent position for man
who can and will make good. Address.
giving age and line sold, lntelligencer.
d-T-i
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wANTED-PENAM

WAHTED-Young lady bookkeeper,
must be able to bill out orders. State
references. Apply Anderson Caramel
Co., 20 18th, st. o-I-l
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Til" persons above named ar" hereby
notified that they AT" required 10 AL
pear before tn" cay Council Of tn" I;ty
of Wheeling at Il meeting Of said Coun-
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LoST-On Sunday night. between River.
side mill and 18th St., Wing. 1874
Goodrich Tire with demonstable rim
alta hed. Notify Intelligencer. d-s-i
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wAMTED-Furnished house or apart
ment by responsible adults. Phone
Wheeling 1860 or Woodsdale Is.
n-3O-m
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LOFT AID koUMD.

LoST-Saturday afternoon, between .
and o'clock. in business district OF
Wheeling. $40. Reward Of returned to
Intelligencer. o-4-i
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
oaxi ]. xsOoR. E1sA
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
pr4v,s. onsys,. lns oaaDlt1s 0tssst
ON 11nAno 1nS-lo10
DIED

DAlcG1I-On Monday, Decsmoer T.
ly2Y ScISsk se;b m 1ea Ep OF Ais axe
Funeral services at his late residence
tuesday evening at 1880. Friends OF
the family are Invited to attend. In
. terment wednesday afternoon at z:so'
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. ... ...
xxE1s-on Sunday December 5. lsse'
Mt 2;30 o'clock p. M. at her home so:
az South Broadway street, EMILY
H1aABETH, wife Of the late John
". Myers in the lard year OF her age.
Funeral services from the residence c;os On
"Wednesday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock.
ErIends Of the family respectfully II
vited to attend. Interment private al
Greenwood cemetery.
ooHrFL1-On Friday evening, pece ,nr
per 49, i;R e, ne S RThN " ~ife q
pbiiI;n Goethe, in the 2sth year OF
he age. -
Funeral notice hereafter.
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RoR 1RMT-Front. room furnished Tor
housckee ping. Range. bath and use
Of phone: also one small<sleeping room.
Apply 1929 Chapline st. = d-6-h
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N o T c z

! Notice Is hereby given that the City
Of Wheeling has completed the paving
, Of Florida Street from South Penn 10
South Front Street in said city. The
! following persons. rs far as can be as
/ rertancd. are the owners Of lots or
parts of lots ahuttinE on that portion
! Of that Florida Street above described.
and were assessed for said paving in
the amount Set opposite their respec-
! tive names:
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Fo1 sALI.

ZOE sAIR-13 foot panneled office par
tition, large glass lights, height It
Geo. r. Kline News Co., IL 18th St
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ron 11Hf.

iFoR R1Mf-Desirable furnished room
for gentleman. Private family: Con-
yenient location. Address B. A, !ntelli-
gencer. W.
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FoH RALE-International engine, type
and belts. Call Bell 7107 r II. d-4-i
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Cromwell to Bridge

! The persons above named arc hereby
! notified that they are required to ap-
pear before the city Council of the Cty
Of Wheeling at Il meeting Of said Coun-
ell to be held in the City Council Cham
/ Der on Tuesday. December IA, 1920 at.
! 8 o'clock i. NJ. and show cause II they
: ran why the assessments made against
, them. as above set out should not be-
come final
Respectfully,
II. {. CRAGO.
no-S0-de-7 city Clerk
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nHCELLANEouO
ron. EAlH-Au3o3.

ron. EA51-Au4o1.
HoH aAIX-Splendid bargain Franklin
coupe, first class running order, rive
good tires Owner leaving town CAN
Woodsdale 1851. o''-i
roR NAL1-Ford truck. h-ton, open
body with cab, In good condition. Geo.
r. Kline News Co.. ii 18th st. d-s-i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-17
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II anyone Is dissatisfied with the first
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-17
MAJOR-GENERAL WOOD
WARNS AMERICAN PEOPLE

Universal Service brought 10 the
colors. through the draft. first and
last, approximately three million
men. and IL is safe 10 say that not
over fifty per cent. probably less.
OF the men were fit for line service
when the nation was called 10 the
cOlors," said Major General Wood
in a recent article in the MetropOli-
tan Magazine
When II - remembered" ne
said, that the men sent 10 the
camps for training had passed the
Selective Draft Boards, and that
they represented those who were
considered most fit 10 undergo
training and preparation for mill
tary service. il does not take much
Imagination TO picture the physi-
cal and health conditions Of the
remaining thirty per cent. Think
what this condition means; what its
effect is-upon the race. upon ma
tional efficiency. national morality
and character"
The mobilization OF the selected
men Of our nation brought 20 our
attention an intolerable. unneces-
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strong. il is absolutely necessary TO
have healthy blood. rich in plasma
oxygen. iron and the natural cell
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-17

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and if the cells OF the body are not
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dies for lack Of water.
DR.. Reusing's remarkable discov-
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and named REOLO, rapidly in
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cells and supplies the oxygen, iron
and cell-salts that the blood must
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This wonderful REOLO formula
which has been used with remark
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who are Licensed Distributors Of
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You can obtain REOLO at Cen
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-17
VISITORS SECOND
IN STATE HONORS
Basketball Track and Hockey
Teams Have Games
This Week.
By ARCHIE WARD
Soue Dame Correspondent.

With second place in the state
sSet ball race az the prize The
ans representing ,Sotre Dame and
.Jeparu VIII come together az the
Notre Dame gymnasium this after
uoon at o'clock IT. will Toe the
finsi appearance OF Coach DorHs'
fosserp before the home folk this
season The cold and Blue squad
sill leave Wednesday evening for
Dubuque. iowa. where thev play Du-
Duoue college Thursdav Two con-
Tests at Lincoln. Ncbrs ska. with the
corn huskers will terminate tho
w e5iern invasion
DepaUw ranks second only 10 Pur-
due in Indiana court circles. The
BOilernaxers were the only aggre-
cation 80 down the GreencastIe five.
PURDUE also drubbed Notre Dame i'm
n preseason game. Wabash, the
other Indiana opponent which Notrc
Dame has met was defeated by a
comfortable margin. Depauw. how
ever. vanquished Wabash I'm recent
engagement and upon the strength
~ is showing in that contest il is
claiming secondarv honors.
hockey Team TO Great Lakes.
Notrp Dame will have three DIFF
ferent athletic teams in the field
next saturday. The basket ball team
,yt'b meet Nebraska at Lincoln. the
tr6 squad will tackle wisconsin al
Notre Dame. and the hockey club
win oppose the Great Lakes Naval
Training school al the Great Lakes
Hockey at Notre Dame is rapidly
winning a position as "A major sport
Che put chasers bill themselves as
the Notre Dame Informals, as the
game IS not recognized as varsity
port Efforts are under way 10 ap-
Dropriate funds for the mainten-
ance n the game next winter as a
varsity sport. At present any student
IN the university Is eligible for the
team, but II the sport is adopted as
q varsity game. IL will henceforth
fall under the rules which regulate
the recognized sports at Notre
Dame
The team Is coached by Rev. Gun
bingham, a former star, and the boys
report for practice just as faithfully
as the basket ball and track athletes
Drills are held on St Joseph's lake
The hockey men have already won
two games ON Feb. IL they nicked
Culver military academy for a TO >
score and last Saturday they defeat
ed the same opponent by count OF
4 10 3. The team is composed of the
following athletes. CastnOr, cap
tain and rover: FLYNN. center: u.
Hayes. goal; II. Anderson. point;
larson. cover point: Wilcox, right
wing: Gentels. right wing: Melon
aid. left wing; Groves, cover point
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-17
Y. M. c. A. JUNIORS WIN
OVER HOLY NAME TEAM

In defeating the Holy N-me So
ciety quintet Friday evening by the
score OF y TO Il, the Y. NJ. C. a.
juniors lay claim 20 the I2O pound
basket ball championship Of the city
Last nights game was a great exhi-
bition OF basket ball and was fea,
tured by close guarding on the part
OF both teams.
Rhoutsong. Bunuman and Ednes
played stellar ball Tor the winners
while the work of Powers Of tho
Holy Name clan was OF champion
ship quality.
Any team wishing TO schedule
games with the Juniors may do 50
by calling the physical department
OF the y. ". -. A and asking for
either Waters or Cooper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-17
Depauw Plays Notre Dame This Afternoon
.ELKS' BONLERS CO
POOR At DETROIT
Local Aggregation Returns
From National Bowling
Tournament.

South Bend Elks bowlers, who
took part in the Elks National Bowl
ing tournament now in progress at
Detroit, did not set the world on
fire And. were II not for the Elks
30. 30, in the five men event. the
fair showing OF Waters and Van
Kirk in the double, and. the saving
OF the day by John V. Cashier, in
the singles the crowd would have
come home with nothing but their
bowling shoes.
The Elks Nc. go rolled into sixth
place with their 2.73s, when will
get them a fair place in the distri-
button OF prizes. They started very
badly, not getting any OF the breaks
during their first game, and. totalled
but $50.
John Cashier had an excellent
chance TO roll into first place IN the
singles, but he ran into a number Of
$40 and 4-6 railroads, and was
obliged TO stop at 5S6.
Following are the scores: