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, ling with 628 and Harry Wheeler with $40
coping the individual honors of the win
ners as Freddie Shaw with 634 featured
| for the losers.
Freddie Westover. with 637, the league S
top individual count. led the Harper Ga
Furnitures. John Bader and Dan Hackerd,
anchor men for the Bader Coffees and Ko-
We Ba Brands turned in SOB each in a
Joe Danna gave the Prospect Gas a SOB
as his team tWo-timed the opposing In
diana Wheel & Rim Co.
Four 500 totals were. posted by indi-
viduals Of the North Side Business Men S
League. bowling at the Parkway Alleys.
Frank Ralko topped the quartet with a
$40, Bob Haagsma had a 622, Red Gran
naman, 6l2. and Art Brenn, 6l0. Safety
Boosters were the only three-time winners
OF the session. their victims being the
to the Dr.. Pepper, Firette Products and
Sovereign Realty over the Kimmel- Monroe
Furniture, Falls City Hi-Bru and Miller's
Tavern.
Dutch Meyers easily outdistanced the
individuals of the Moore a. Fox Insurance
League, posting a $50 during the loop
session at the Central Alleys Walt Holt
ton. while a sos by Harry SCARBOROUGH
Melted him third Realtors BANKED the
Life Insurance, Surety Bonds two-timed
a pair from the Tornados and 'uto In
surance gained an odd game y Dry over
the Fox Specials.
In the Auto Row League at the Hotel
Antlers Alley, Kirschner Auto Service and
Associated Investments proved too tough
for the G. H. Wallerich and Fadley- Birr
teams, winning all three games of their
series. American States Insurance and
Goodyear Service won two each from the
Hymer with 623 and Weishaar with 602
were the outstanding individuals of the
evening.
Lou Nickels with 633 was the out
standing scorer of last nights Eli Lilly
League session at Prtchetts. Dixie Nc
nerup Ronos All team n series R we're De-
cided via the to l route. Iletins, EX-
tracts. Sirups and Elixers winning over
the Tablets, Dentsls Pills and Powders.
The Bakery team scored the only shut
out victory in the Kroger Grocery League
at the Indiana last night. Its three-time
victim was the Embassy. Jewels won two
from Construction. Country Club took a
pair from French and Warehouse bested
the Latonia Club twice. Thiesing was the
leading scorer Of the session with a $40
series.
In the Kay JeweIry Spring League,
phres took sF couple 0 from Tn2o9os s6d
Rubies twice outscored the Opals The
loop rolls at the Indiana Alleys
The opening Of the Spring League at
the Illinois Alleys scheduled Tor last night.
has been postponed until next Wednesday
night. A conhiction with the schedule of
another league, using the Illinois drives.
necessitated the change The league will
be composed of 10 strong teams.
The Beam brothers. John and Bill, who
recently leased the Central Alleys. took
possession of the popular drives yesterday.
during the remainder Of the present sea
son. Smith is. organizing an eight-club
Spring League and needs two more teams
70 complete the circuit. The loop will get
individuals desiring TO enter are re-
quested to get in touch with Russell Smith
at Riley 0036.
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Motorcycle Season
to Open at Marion

By Timcs Special
MARION, Ind, May Motor rae
ing will make its spring debut with
a tourist trophy race here Satur-
day. The event. sponsored by Mar
ion Speedway, Inc, and Entronuse
Motorcycle Club. is "a motorcycle
race over a mile course. The course
has been laid out on the site Of the
former c. c. c. Camp, south Of
Marion. The site is reached by
Sand Pike, one mile south of the
city limits.
Rody Rodenburg, Indianapolis,
state T. T. champion; Earl Robin
son, Saginaw, Mich; Phil Boyd,
Marvin Carter and Darrell johnson,
all Of Marion, have entered.
Maldwyn Jones. Indianapolis. E.
w. Zirkle and Glenn A. Scott. both
Of Marion, will be the officials.
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I League lead INTO
,he series with the
Reds.
After dropping
the opener. y to
5, the Giants came
back yesterday to
square the series
with an 8-to- 3
victory.
They won by
/ getting rid Of
! Johnny Babich,
the Dodgers one
hit pitcher of last
week, as soon as
possible. He made
hasty exit in the
midst of a New
York four-run at
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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Kenneth Shafer. 81 of 1874 Martin-st
mechanic, and Juanita Buchanan. 10,
Martin Apis. Senate-av, waitress.
mechanic. and Florence Moon, Is, of 1901
HaineS-av, housekeeper.
Andrew Thomas, "a, of 936 Camp-st.
laborer. and Laura Porter. %, of 1116 N.
Pershing-av, housekeeper
Walter Winders, 80. of 357 f. Washing
ton-st. mechanic and Cleta Moore. 81, of
1913 Fl. Wayne-av. housekeeper.
Charles Smith. 10. of 1915 S. Dawson-st,
laborer, and Nettie Thomas. 10, of 1851
English-av. housekeeper
William Wright. IS. Danville. railroad
fireman, and Margaret Koehn, "a, Hotel
Spencer, bookkeeper.
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game today, but were frozen out.
In the games on the National
League program today, Philadelphia
at Boston drew postponement, while
the Giants sought to make it two
out Of three over the Dodgers and
thus take a stronger National
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TACK IN the third, when Mel OFT
hit his fifth homer and Dick Bar
tell added another.
Vance Hats Leaders
The Giants went on pounding
Lamanske and Munns, but were
stopped for four innings by old
Dazzy Vance.
Meanwhile, Tarzan Leroy Parma
lee, the Giants fast-ball right
handler, was manufacturing a seveh-
hit game and was seldom in trouble.
although Junior Frey nicked him
for his fifth homer and Danny Tay-
lor belted another with one on.
Dizzy Dean turned in his second
victory for the Cardinals, in SUI
peru n-Strikeout. Six-hit per-
Torrance against the Reds, who
lost, 5 to 2. The Cards made only
seven hits off .SilaS, Johnson. who
went eight innings, and was relieved
by Derringer. The Cards moved back
into fourth place ahead of the Reds,
while the rest of the National Leag-
uerS idled.
Clevelanders Crack HOmers
Cleveland wrapped up the Amer
lean League lead by staving off the
determined bid Of the White Sox in
an 1l-to-5 victory. Averill and
TroSky hit homers for the winners.
Willis Hudlin turned in an eight-hit
winning performance.
Lefty Vernon Gomez went in for
relief duty in the ninth and was
charged with a defeat when Wash
ington maintained a rally to score
three runs and beat the Yankees,
7 to 6. New York got only seven
hits off Pettitt and Weaver.
The Yankees remained in third
place by half game. Boston pulled
up with an 8to-6 victory over the
Athletics.
Yesterdays Hero-pitcher John
WEIGH, Red SOX. who relieved
Walberg in ninth with two Ath-
letics on with tying run, and none
out, End stopped rally.
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Isabelle Juod. SO. of s3s N. East. uremia.
Robert L. Roach. months. Riley Hos
pital. ottis media
Whitsell N. Heaton. 95. Methodist Hos
pital hvpoStatic pneumonia.
Daniel Mogle. 80. of 866 N. Gladstone.
arterioSclerosiS.
broncho pneumonia.
Lawrence Everett Dunn. SO. Methodist
Hospital chronic nephritis.
Charles Newland. SIS. of 2o1l Churchman,
coronary Occlusion.
Kate Hart. 70. Methodist Hospital; myo-
carditis.
Jack Loren Christensen. Is. of 1925 Pros
pect. HodkinS disease.
Robert B. Pruett. so. OF 1925 North
western lobar pneumonia.
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lie AIS
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the State High
way Commission at the Commissions Of
i've on the Third Floor of the State House
Annex. l02 North Senate Avenue. Indian
apolis Indiana. until ten 1000 o'clock
A. M Monday May 70. 1885. for the pur-
chase of
30 TO 10 Automobiles with four door Sc
dan bodies. wheel base l09 to lis inchss;
weight 2 500 to $500 pounds certified snip
ping weight fully equipped.
Prices quoted shall be on the basis Of
the automobiles delivered 10:
$40 West Market Street
Indianapolis. Indiana
Proposal blanks and specifications are
on file in the office Of the State Highway
Commission where same may be obtained
upon request.
The right is reserved BY the State High
way Commission to- reject any or all bids.
waive technicalities as 70 procedure. and
to award on any combination OF bids that
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TARTAN A. C.. SOFTBALL

Tartan A. c. softball team will az
fliate with the mith-HaSsler-
StuTm Sunday League, and will hold
a meeting tomorrow night at the
sporting goods store. Davidson, Riley
Cowden and MorrisSey are requested
to call Talbot 5799 at once.
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Giants and Dodgers Slated
to Decide Series Today as
Schedules Hold Others Idle
Many Teams Entrain for Circuit Trips; TerNmen Rap
BrookIynS, to 3; Dizzy Dean in Dazzling Perform
ance as Cards Win; Cleveland OutSIugs ChiSox
BY LAYTON CARVER
United Press stan Corresnondent

NEW YORK, May 2Basebal
the half Of the National League
featured the final between the Giants Dodgers.
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Sanitary Board, last years city
champion, will be known as City
Hall this year and will perform in
the Industrial League on Saturday
afternoons. The leagues schedule
for Saturday brings the title de-
tenders and Cooks Goldblume to-
gether at RhodiuS No. 2. In other
games, the Courthouse team hooks
up with Fl. Harrison at the fort, and
American Valve and Enameling
meets United States Tire at River
side No. 3.
Waits Terminals of the Capital City
Garfield No. l. and the following players
are urged to report: Price, HUI, Pier
son, Brandt, E. saulters. J. saultters,
Stephenson, Wilson, Arvin and Adams.
Uniforms will be distributed Saturday
preceding the seasons opener against the
National Silk Union al Riverside No 4.
Roy Steele Red sox meet the Macca-
bees Saturday at Riverside No. 7 in .
Circle City League tilt. Sunday. the SoX
play at Knightstown.
At Plainheld Sunday. the, commeercials
Write H. Kessier, sal S, Center-st, Plain
field, or phone 1875.
South Side Merchants travel to Bring
hurst Sunday to meet the Greyhounds.
Merchant PLAYERS are requested TO meet
morning at 9. The team has May 80
open and desires games with fast state
teams Write Harry Bernstein. 112 S
nlnois-st. or call Drexel SAB.
All Thirtieth and Illinois-st Merchants
llo and nfh dOcf F1r
1ueSted to attend a meeting of the team
tonight at 7:30 at ITO w. 30th-st.
Uptown Merchants meet tonight at 7:30
at 4l25 Central-av. All players are urged
to attend
BABY Ldjncolnss lost to F9}gntsintoSwn last
vile next Sunday but are without games
for May r. 26 and 30. Teams desiring
to book the Lincolns should write Earl
Smith, 1852 N. Shef1eld-av.
Maccabees hook up with the Harding
mond 1902 Berwck-st, tomorrow after
noon at 4 in practice game. Maccabee
players notice.
Monte Carlos. fast Negro aggregation
open their season at Flora May IL. War
ner's Oil team Of Lafayette will furnish
the opposition. The Carlos desire games
for June and July. Write o. H. Sweeney
942 Maple-st.
Decatur r C. will practice at the Cam
by ball park Sunday afternoon at 2.
Players and candidates are requested to be
on hand for the workout.
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Births


Frank and Doris McAtee. 2115 Bosart:
Francis and Lucille Poucher. 3449 Boule-
vard-pl
Henry and Mabel Richardson. 22l8
WQodlawn.
George and Anna Spaulding. st. Vim
cents Hospital.
James and Eugenia velonis. St. Vincent's
Hospital.
Hospital.
Girls,
William and Mary Maxwell. 337 Trow-
bridge
William and Mabel Youck. 2045 N. Alton.
Bernard and Clara Flynn. St. Vincent 5
HOSOital.
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MAJOR LEADERS


HOME RUNS
Camilh. Phililes o.. s FREY. Dodgers -. S
J. Moore. Phillies. Foxx Athletics 5
Bonura. w. SoX OFT. Giants ...... 5
Johnson. Athletics 5
RUNS BATTFD IN
Johnson. Athletics ls Bonura W. Sox IS
FREY. Dodgers = Fox. Athletics e. Is
Camilii. Phillies Z. is
HITS
Vaughan. Pirates .23J Moore. Ph.llies 20
Johnson Athletics % Bottomlev Reds 20
Gehringer Tigers. 81 Ott Giants -. 20
Hayes. W. Sex .. 81 Terry. Giants a.. 20
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

in its judgment is most advantageous 70
the State OF Indiana
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES D ADAMS. Chairman
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HOUSE PAINTING on monthly PAYMENT
plan. Kitchens and baths painted 81 UP.
Paperhanging. DR-522S
rING-Interior or exterior. estimates
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COAL MART
Buy From q Dealer

indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co.
DR-24OO. Yards. DR-24O1.
FRIEDRICH COAL co.
DR-1792. WA-566s.
Summer Prices in Effect Now
West Virginia lump ................. s6 80
Red Pepper lump $3.50: Ak ........ 52S
Ind. nut. slack. yard scrgs ....-..... 100
West Virginia. nut. slack. yd. scrgs-. 400
Cordwood. seasoned. dry 49,. 4 90
Union Ice g. Coal DR.. 1921
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Moving. Transfer, Storage

MATTRESSES renovated: also made into
lnner-Springs by experts. RI-234f
MAKE old mattresses like new. box. inner
springs; uphOlStering. HA-O502-J
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GENERAL auto repairing sill makes su
models Easy terms EARL GREEN
GARAGE. $50 F.. Wayne-av. RI-6ss4.
We face and grind valves with Hall &c
centric grinder No extra charges
Guaranteed perfect seating X c.
SMITH GARAGE, Il n state LT-2Sss
GENERAL auto repairing welding: work
sqaranteed. o. F. PERRY. 6ls Pierson.
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STORAGE-Local. long-dstance hauling.
return loads wanted. part-load service.
Otto j. Suesz. RI-362S. 6561; CH-0699-W.
YOU don't need money TO move; dis
carded Turn. wanted. Holm TRANS
FER IR-5s58.
81 UP moving. responsible white men DE
Harris vans 1906 Tallman CH-0l93-J.
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ReaSonaoe: moving and storage. White
men.
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Yesterdays HerO-pitcher John
WEIGH, Red Sox. who relieved
Walberg in ninth with two Ath-
letics on with tying run, and none
out, End stopped rally.
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Ice Card Printing
Insurance

ICE CARDS-Anv quantity. low nrics
GOTHIC PRESS, 9l3 (. Westinghouse
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General Home Repairing

INDIANAPOLIS HOME BEAUTIFIERs
Papering, cleaning. floors refniShed
general houseCleaning cement work
boulder walls. sodding cinders crushed
stone, rich dirt garden stones CE-s1s4
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Baseball

Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi Pro News and Notes.
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Paperhanging

PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING.
CLEANING. WORK GUARANTEED
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MoNDAY-6-lb, white toy poodle MCKEE"
near nth. College. Reward. HE-l242
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LOsT-GRAY TOOL BOX. CALL Ia
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IR-2961.
LOST-Brown trousers. Apollo Theater.
Wednesday evening. Reward. See Theater
Manager
POLICE DoG-Grayish,, brown and BLACK.
female: Named Wolf" Lame leg. Re
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LOST-Wednesdav afternoon in sandwich
shop OF Claypool Hotel or in mems al
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checks and receipts of value only to
owner. Reward. Phone c. F. PETERS
504 ClayDool Hotel.
Personals
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Free Sample-Sslespeople Wanted
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PAPERHANGNG, painting. all work guar
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HARDWOOD ho1rS laid old floors and
Stairways cleaned. rehnished- HE-204S.
OLD FLOORS sanded and rehnished IKE
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q PsperhanginE. plastering. paper re-
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P. HENGEN Paperhangers. Salts
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
Alteration Specialists
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prices Call TA-6552 for FREE estimate.
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Cleaners
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In the Kay Jewelry Spring League.
Pearls won three from Diamonds. Sap
phires took couple from Turquois and
Rubes twice outscored the Opals The
loop rolls at the Indiana Alleys
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None of the four winning teams Of the
Uptown Recreation League were able to
register clean sweep series during last
nights session. The Leading Hoosier Pete
took pair from the coca-Cola, Les Koel-
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Maccabees hook up with the Harding
st l.. P. & L team at the Maccabee .dia %
mond. 1902 Berwick-St. tomorrow after
noon at in a practice game. Maccabee
PLAYERS notice
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The opening Of the Spring League al
the Illinois Alleys. scheduled Tor last night
has been postponed until next Wednesday
night. A conhiction with the schedule OF
another league, using the Illinois drives
necessitated the change The league will
be composed of 10 strong teams.
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Baby Lincolns lost to Fountaintown last
Sunday to 6. They play a Corners
vile next Sunday. but are without games
for May II. 26 and 30. Teams desiring
to book the Lincolns should write Earl
Smith, 1852 N. Shef1eld-av.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-04

Although there is but one coun-
Gil Of the knights Of Columbus In
waterbury now for the first time
in 40 years, it is interesting to note
that at one period in the history
of Columbianism here it boosted
five councils in fine financial con.
dition and hourishing in mem
ship.
Sheridanu is the parent council,
dating back to May 8, 1885. when
officers were installed at meet
ing at the old G. A. r. hall. Car
rolIton followed next, applying Cor
a charter and receiving the same
on March "a, 1886. AT the Dough
erty block on East Main street the
officers of the new council were
formally installed on the above
date.
Barcelona Council was instituted
on August 10, 1897 at the Knights
of Columbus hall in the Dougherty
block. 1t was a notable day for Wa
terbury, as the work of installation
was conducted by Daniel Colwell
of New Haven, one OF the charter
members Of the Order and at that
time Supreme Secretary.
Hendricken Council was organ
lied when the Knights Of Column
bus met at Pythian Hall on Bank
street, the date being June 2, 1898.
There were thirty charter men,
bers and Sheridan Council had
charge Of the installation cert
mony. Rev. J. A. Mulcahy Council
was formed during the administra-
ton of the late James A. Hynes,
19O1-02.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-04
KACEY BALL NOW
IS DINNER DANCE
Elaborate Social FunctiO
of Past Decades Give
Way to InfOrnlality

An effort. to revive the old-time
spirit Of the Knights Of Columbus
balls was attempted year ago
with the first annual dinner dance
of the council. held May at Way-
erly Inn. The affair will be an an
nual event with plans now under
way for the second such dance to
be held within a very few weeks.
In the old days the Knights of
Columbus bali was one OF the out
standing social events Of the year.
Those were the days OF programs
with their handsomely decorated
covers, their gaily-colored tassels;
the age Of the intermission and ex-
ira dances: the day Of the punch
bowl and plate of lady-fingers: the
day of the swallow-tail q n d long
sleeved evening gown.
Sheridan Council always played
prominent part in the social life
of Waterbury. The old City Hall
auditorium was the scene Of many
a triumphal dance: later L.eaven-
worth hall sheltered the dancing
couples; and in the tim Of the
modern generation 1t was Buck
ingham hall. The dinner dance has,
however, superseded these familiar
formal balls. hops, cotillions, ETC.,
of sweet years ago.
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K. of c. Notes

A Wyoming Council in a COM
munity where there is no Catholic
school maintains a program Of
deeper religious education for
young people from the first grade
to university age.
A Kansas Council puts on a SER
les Of entertainments for young
men and boys to acquaint them, as
potential members. with the OBJ
jectives and philosophy Of the
Knights Of Columbus.
A council In Quebec distributes
annually 9,0ee quarts Of milk 70
children, searches out and pro-
vides treatment for crippled chill
dren.
An Oklahoma council awards
the medals annually 70 high school
students for general scholastic ex-
cellence. finances radio lectures on
various subjects, maintains classes
for interpreting Catholic doctrine
to non Catholics.
n S&sfAA CuuuCu IN q M8SS&C0U-
sets community raised $3.eU0 for
a new parochial school building
and then an additional $see for
furnishings.
A Minnesota council conducts a
series Of lectures on the less fami-
liar missions of the church.
A council in Michigan provides
relief services at the county poor
farm and county tuberculosis sana-
forum.
A council in Long Island con-
Quoted an MIRA demonstration and
a Constitution Day Parade as pro-
tests against spreading commun-
ism.