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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
STOKES FOR PRESIDENT.
Friends Gf Yale's Corporation Secretary
Suggest Him for FrinIfy's Head.

New HAVEN, July l0.It was said here
tonight that there is considerable talk
among the officials and friends of Trinity
College Hartford, in favor Of the selection
of the Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes, Jr.. Sec
rotary of the Yale Corporation, for tho
presidency of Trinity President Smii h
Of Trinity has just resigned, to take effect
on July I, 1904. 1t is an Episcopal college
and the Rev. Mr.. Stokes is an Episcc pal
minister
The general sentiment of the friends Of
Trinity il in favor of younger man, about
Mr., Stokess age, for the presidency, Some
Of the trustees are said to have indorsed
the movcme mt for NJ Ste kcs. J, Pierpont
Morgan of New York is n member Of the
board of trustees and 1t was suggested
that with such a progressive man as Mr.
Stokes in che presidency, who is near
friend Of Mr., Morgan. much could be done
for the college in the way of endOwmerts.
Mr.. Morgan has already contributed gem
erously To the support Of the institution
II was also said that Mr.. Stokes's father
would become interested in Trinity.
Mr. Stokes il n graduate of Yale, in the
class of 49, He also studied in the Harvard
Theological School. He became score
tarv to the Yale Corporation when Presi-
dent Hadcy's administration began and at
the same time he was appointed assistant
rector OF st. Paul's Church in this city.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
FROMME BROTHERsIN ACCIDENT
valuable Horse They Were Driving Drowned
In Ditch He Tunhbled Into.

Herman and Abraham l.. Fromme Of the
law firm Of Fromme Bros, and living at
1927 Central Park West, went to City Island
yesterday in a rubber-tired runabout be-
hind a valuable trotter.
They were coming home by the way Of
the Kingsbridge road at 10 o'clock last
night when at cambridge avenue their horse
ran into ditch four feet wide and nearly as
deep.
Both the Frommes were thrown out and
their runabout was pitched over on the
horse, whose head and foreQuarers were
in the ditch Rope and tackle were pro-
cured to lift the animal out, but when it
arrived the horse had been drowned by
the water in the ditch, The animals
forelegs had been broken by the fall
The Fromme brothers say that there
was red lantern to mark the ditch, which
was cut for a sewer connection, but that it
was next to the curb and not out near the
car tracks where they think it ought 10
have been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
HORSE STEPS on DYNAMITE.
Cartridge Lying In Road EXDiodes and
BADLY liz lures the Animal.

TRENTON, y. j., July l9.Jemes II.
Romane, proprietor of Il local hotel, lost
q valuable road horse to-day ly II peculiar
accident. He wcs driving with his son
in-law in the country when one Of the horses
stepped on and exploded dyna mite cart
ridge The animals hoof was thrown
seventy-fve yards into field.
The force Of the explosion threw the
wagon against an emba nkment, wrecking
it badly, and freeing the horses which
jumped fence and rem until the one with
the shattered hoof fell and dragged the
other down with it. Tie injured horse
had to be shot. The cartridge is supposed
to have been left by men who had Eean
blasting for the construction of a trolley
lima
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
r.. III. LOWS BODY Not FOUND.
Owing to Bilskins He Wore, II May BE
Several Days Before u IL Recovered.

Scores of yachts of all descriptions sailed
over Gravesend Bay searching for the body
of Edwin III. Low, the Atlantic Yacht Club
member who lost his life on Saturday,
during a race between the small craft Of
the club. Richard b. Moore, who went
out in his catboat the Martha NJ, Of the
Bensonhurst club, dived several times
but did not see the body. Owing to the
heavy oilskins worn by Mr.. Low 1t is not
probable that the body will be recovered
for several days.
The place where the Pickaninny cap
sized il a dangerous one to small craft
A strong wind from the east stirs up a
choppy cross sea that makes II difficult
for the most experienced yachtsman to
handle boat there.
Many kilograms of inquiry and sympathy
were received at the Low cottage and the
Atlantic Yacht Club house at Sea Gate
vest e-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
GERONIMO JOINS THE CHURCH.
Old Indian chief and Some OF His Warriors
Become MethOdis,s.

Fort SILL, /. T., July l9.-Geronimo and
a dozen of his Apache warriors have joined
the Methodist Church, hcving been baptized
i'll the presence Of large crowd OF Indians
and whites.
Last Sunday morning, with the Co
manches sitting on one side Of lthe taber-
nacle and the Apaches on the other, each
tribe with its interpreter. standing in the
foreground, repeating the words of the
white preacher, the minister stood and
told the story Of Christ. At the close Of
the sermon, Geronimo and twelve of his
warriors, prisoners at Fort Sill, went for
ward and asked to be received into the
Church In the afternoon the baptismal
ceremony occurred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
PLOT TO KILL THE kAISERr
Norwegian Police Worried Over the Visit
OF Two Anarchists From Chicago.
Special Gable Despatch to The SUN.

Special Gable Despatch to The Sun.
LONDON, July 2O.-A despatch to the
Morning Leader says that the Norwegia n
police are cnxious regarding en- Ana rchist
plot against Emperor william, who is cruis-
ing in northern waters.
The despatch says that King Oscar re-
ceived warning from Chico 20 that two
Ana rchists, mG nd WOMB H. the former
a Swede and the latter a Norwegic n, had
left America on board tr Isftc ntic
steamer bound for Norway,
They were traced to Tromsoe, thence
to Walmoe. in the southwestern part Of
Sweden, and thence to Copenhagen, where
search is now being made for them.
1t is considered alarming hat they timed
their movements in these localities to
correspond to the dates when it was known
that Emperor William and King Oscar
would meet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
BITTED BY A BVFFALO.
Jersey CITY hoy Tossed In the Air and
TranIplet On--lEls Arm Broken.

Herbert Gamphy, II years old, Of SO ST..
Pauls avenue, jersey City, was tossed by Il
buffalo yesterday NJ the camp OF Wild
West show at the Hudson Boulevard and
81 Paula avenue
He paid no attention TO a warning to keep
away from the animal, which was grazing
in an incloE,Ire, and attempted 10 give it a
wisp of grass The buffalo lifted Gamphy
several Feet in the air. and stepped on him
az he sprawl"d on the ground
The boy. left arm was broken. He was
taken to Christ Hos pital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
Fire Alarm for italian Riot

MoNTcLAIR. N. j., July ia riot among
Italians in the Glen Ridge avenue settle
ment, tonight, caused an excited citizen
to send in an alarm Of fire, to which the
police. az we'll as the firemen, responded
In tho trouble, Nicolai Armenia was stabbed
in the head and chest by Alfonso and James
Gienetti and badly injured. The men were
playing cards. got into dispute and caused
a free fight in which half hundred Italians
took part. The Genettis were arrested
after the flremen and police drove away
n crowd which threatened violence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
SHIPPING BACK COTTON.
La Bretagne Bringing n Cargo or II TO
This Country.
Special cable Dispatches to The suN

Special Gable dispatches TO THE SuN.
HAvRE. July ia large proportion Of the
cargo of the General Transatlantic Lines
steamer La Bretagne, which sailed for New
York, consists Of cotton which has been
re-shipped to the United States on account
of the American speculation in that staple
BRUSSELS, July 10.-The Belgian cotton
spinners have decided to close their mills
one day weekly Actually 10000 looms
are idle The crisis has been brought
about by the high price of American raw
cotton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
SERIOT SLY HURT ~ TOg GINS.
MOakiey Refused 10 Give THEM Eeer None,
Assaulted and May DE.

George Moakley, brass finisher, of 2is
Lorimer street, Williamsburg, is in St,
GATHERINGS Hospital with a fracture of
the base Of the skull and other injuries
resulting from a beating administered
yesterday noon by crowd of toughs to
whom he had refused to give beer money,
He was found on the sidewalk at Oliver
street and Metropolitan avenue DR., ALA
han OF ST. GATHERINGS Hospital said he
was dying
The police of the Herbert street station
arrested Daniel Moalsley, "a years old, of
"a Mecker avenue nephew Of the injured
man, because they think he knows some
thing about the assault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
sword Swallowcr Dies Of Injuries.

BRIpGEwATER, Me-, July ia man
known as BIZ Griffin, sword swallower,
Died here yesterday Of injuries received
while doing his turn in the side show at
sautelle's circus. Griffin was using a
long knife, when his foot slipped and the
knife pierced his windpipe. He was unable
to he moved and was left here by the show,
and steadily grew worse and died after
intense suffering He will be buried here
at the expense of the town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
SUES SAM PARKS.
Union Man He Punched Seeks Damages
Two Others May D0 Likewise.

Charles Lawson, the member of the House
smiths Union who, witnesses allege, was
assaulted by Sam Parks, the walking dele
gate, at a meeting of the union held on
Friday night, has brought suit against
Parks for assault.
Thomas Moynihan and Peter O'Neill
members of the Plasterers' Union, who
were attacked by members of Parks s
entertainment committee" in Third
avenue saloon after the meeting, said last
night that they were also considering bring
ing damage suits against their assailants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
WOOED AND WON At SEA,
And Married Before They Had Got Aboart
This Continent.

Joseph Solomon and Victoria Schwartz
mayer, from remote parts Of Germany,
saw each other for the first time aboard
the Hamburg American liner Butcher, Just
before the ship sailed from Hamburg
Their courtship was swift, In midocean
Joseph asked Victoria TO be Mrs. Solomon,
She said she would and when they landed
yesterday at Ellis Island they asked for n
Clergyman. Treasurer Charles p. Lee of
the Immigration Bureau, who is empowered
to marry folks, performed the ceremony
on the roof garden, with Mise Liberty as a
silent witness, and Mr.. and Mrs Solomon
went forth to help populate the West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
POSTMASTER-GENERAL BETTER.
MIR. Payne Arrives at New London On the
Revenue Cutter OnOndaSa.

New LONDON, Conn, July 49, Post =
master-G General Payne arrived here late
this afternoon on the Revenue cutter Onon-
daga, which anchored at the mouth of the
harhor The Postmaster General reports
his health IA much improved since leaving
Washington, The Onondaga will proceed
east In the morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
BRANCH or NOTRE DAME.
Plan to Build n College Of the Catholic
University at POUghkecpsie.

la PORTE, Ind, July i9,-The decision
10 build Catholic college, branch OF the
University of Notre Dame, in New York,
will be announced within few days if tho
plans which are now under consideration
do not fail Of contamination President
Morrissey of Notrc Dame has Cahvassed
the project and Poughkecpsie has been
selected as the site for the college, Negotia-
tons for the ground on which the build
ings will be erected have been practically
closed and the plans for the buildings have
been drafted.
Notre Dame is administered by the Catho-
lie Order of he Holy Cross and he Pough-
keepsie college will be undcr the admin
ist ration of the Indiana University, the
faculty largely chosen from Notre Dame,
which has so signally prCspered that
branches are being established in the East,
South and West.
Burnctts Extract Of vanilla
Is the leader all the world over. Use no other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
BIRD CHOKES A GAS PLANT.
she Built Her Nest I'm an Air Pipe-MOteI
Had to Use Candles.

olD ORCHARD, Me, July i9.-The gas
plant Of the Seashqre House. one of the
largest hotels here, has been working poorly
""S summer, Not once has the now Of gas
o'en ms plentiful as required. and at times
candles wcro used. Proprietor Staples.
VINO Is something Of mechanic, got des-
P'ra'e Yesterday and disconnected the
parts Of the gas machine to find the source
81 N" trouble. Noticing piece of straw
~ me Joint Of the pipe which supplies air
% NE machine, Mr.. Staples followed the
Epo and found in it, AZ an arms length
ION the tank inlet, a sparrow's nest which
almost completely choked the draught.
" removal of the most restored the gas
pant 10 working order.
the sHS beauties Of the Hudson are best seen from
" ucCAS OF Day Line steamers. Good music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
Sank Into Coma From Which He
Could Not Be Reused.
WILL POWER AT LAST GONE.
Large Crowd Awaited News Out
side the Vatican All DAY.

After the Morning Attack Dr. LappOni
Formally Announced 10 Cardinal Ran.
pOIia That Death Was at H1nd-POpe,
IN Deiirinm During the E'cl!nS.
spoke In Three Language Dramatic
Scene in the Death Chamber when
cardinal Wives y Tuto Prayed Over Him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
Latest Marine Intelligence.

Arrived; SIS Caracas, San Juan July Is; ~ Erna.
Kingston, July 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
Special Ccais Dispatches to THE sun.
From The SUN Corrcspon dent at Rome.

From the Sun COrrospon dent at Rome.
ROME, July ~, "A. M 1t is like an ordi-
nary dawn al the Vatican. light still
burns in the room the Pope has been oocu-
plying for the past three days, and Occa-
sionally a figure comes within view of the
window The night has passed entirely
without outward incident.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20

,n w beauties Of the Hudson best seen from
accAs OF Day Line steamers. Good music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20

Burnctts Extract OF vanilla
Is the leader all the world over. Use no other.
Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20

No other factory has the machinery 10 make collar
buttons cuua 20 the RrCmcnt2 One Piece Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
THE FINAL STRUGGLE.

Watchers at tho Vatican concurred in
the opinion that the Pope. at 10 O'Clock to-
night, had entered upon the final struggle.
He had then lost consciousness completely
and lay in a profound coma. Ths doc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
s ExpreSSismS

Good bye Dollie l must leave
you,
Though lwould bleak my heart
TO 60,
I've got to pay the dog tax dear
est
That surely IS a cinch you know
How'd you like to have poor
FIdo
Down among those common
ours?
You say you have no money
Dollie dearest,
Say, III just go down and soak
your furs.-Keno.
How much public spirit is there
in Cnickasha?
Answer:-Ask the Commercial
Club.
Some one stole a horse from
Frank James and Cole Younger 8
Wild West show, but then, those
gentlemen know how it feels.
Muskogee seems to want side
walks, too; the Phoenix says they
would be appreciated. " Wen
bet MuskOgee gets them first.
Somebody said that because Sec
retary Hitchcock didn't leave his
car the other night was because
Scott Jones was mt there. Well.
A case where extremes meet
"a < reat CONCERT in We olden time
and up to date people Of the 20tb,
century, and in Chickasba too, on
ly ten years a city.
The Missouri editor who says he
has "a first class paper entered
as second class matter in a third
class post office" evidently does ut
think it is read by fourth class
public.
Secretary Hitchcock did come,
but he only stayed 10 minutes and
did not leave his car. But per
haps he knew he would want to
stay if he saw our city and didn't
like to be tempted and have his
wife wondering what had become
of him.
Is Chiekasha going to be biz
city and not make any provisions
for public parks? The American
people and especially our people
need recreation and parks are best
Of sll. Better begin while we are
young and when we get older We
will ha We them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
A HANDSOME WAGON.
j. p. Eail's New Dairy Vehicle az
Excellent Production of Home
Manufacture.

J.P. Mai, owner Of the Jersey
Dairy, made The initial trip in bis
handsome new wsgon this morning,
and cane around 10 The Express
Office to let US examine il. The
wagon is a beauty, and fine ex-
ample of what can be accomplished
bg our home carpenters, iron work
ers and painters. IL is strongly
built, aud finished in red, green
snd yellow, the words "Jersey
Dairy, J. P. Nail, 1899" in at
tractive littering on each side OF
the wagon. A pretty landscape
also sdorns a panel on each side.
The wagon was built by Mr.. West
brook. a well known expert car
penter, while the painting Was
done by Mr.. Doughty.
Mr. Nail started the Jersey
Dairy in 1898 and has been very
successful in business here. He
now supplies the public with over
200 gallons daily, and has 10 COWS
a OF which are giving milk. The
dairy IS at the extreme end of
South Fourth Street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
YE CREATE CONCERTO
Liste of Ye Songes and Spoken Pieces By
Ye Menne and Women SINGERS
Tonight at Ye Opera House.
Ye Firfte Parte.

Song Of We Old Folks-An We MEME and Women Singers
One Parte songe-Johnny Nmbletoe.
Wordle Songe- Jemima Holyhock
Speaking Piece-Patience Maria Dobbins
Some Musc1 will now pleyed We Piano forte by Peace
Ann Dusenberry Gf so be she gets there in time)
Wordlie songe-Miekie oBranagan
Two parte songe so6Tety NimbstoRgus eas1 sur.r
Speaking Pece-PrisciIa Alden
Tune on ye Fiddle BY Obediah Pumpknseed.
worldlie songe- Barbara singletwist
Ye Seconde Parte.
Songe-An ye Singers
One Parte songe-sunlight Hobson.
Two parte songe Mirandi 4Ll,nsl Skinner. Skinner
o. D. Thistledown will play muscs ye Piano
forte
Speaking Piece Experience Pickles Cspnster
Worldle songe- Comfort Holbrook
One Parte Songe-Jonathan Honeysuckle.
Worldle songe-Miranda Skinner.
One Parte songe- -Budlesmacker snuher.
Ye Sweet Hymn, America"
All ye people requested to rise and singing ye
piece right Justify.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
PACKED THEM IN.
Eilers TIN Nights In a Bar
Room,' Did An Enormous
Business In Chickasha.

Eilers "Ten Nights In a Bar
Room" which gave a performance
here under canvass last night, did
about the biggest proportionate
business of any show here this
season, not excepting the Floto
aggregation here the day before.
The company travelled in two hand
some Pullman cars, and carried the
best band heard here this season
and this proved to be a splendid
advertisement for them. They
pitched their tent on the Sawyer
lot in the rear Of ths Trust Co.
Bank, and when nightfalI came, ,
after a few hymns by the band,
commenced to pack the people y.
None were turned away, and stand
ing room was at premium. The
aisles and passageways, and every
vacant spot in the tent was jammed
with humanity, and many a one got
crick IN his back before the per
formance was over.
The performance itself was very
creditable, and pleased those
who could see It. But tie crowd
was restless, and the order was
bad. The Eilers are pleasant. &C.
commOdating gentlemen, and good
managers, and We Hope taat they
will come this way again some
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14

Next week we Will
place on sale the Bank
rupt STOCK of the
Shreveport Bargain
Store, recently pur-
chased by us at 6Oc
on the 81. The stock
consists of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Carpets and
Notions, and will be
sold according to the
purchase price.
3t BRYAN D. G. co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14

Drop into the Express Office
when passing and let US show you
that has sdsome set Of dishes we
give with six months subscription
70 tbr DAILY. You couldn't give
your wife more appropriate pres
enl, and you will never again have
Ga opportunity 70 secure such q
lne set Of dishes 50 cheap. Ifyou
can't come yourself send your
fiie--we'd rather Zee b er anyhow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
How To Be Healthy
And Beautiful,

DIR. w. r. O. Latson. M. D.,
editor Of the Health Culture
Magazine of New York, makes the
following statement in a recent
scientific discussion, which is both
Of interest and importance to all
womankind.
'Face and form may be perfect.
expression beyond reproach
but if the complexion be imper-
feet there can be no effect Of
beauty.
"The functions of the kidneys
and of the bowels must be nor
malIy active if we would insure a
pure complexion. The proper ae-
ton of the kidneys may be usually
gained by moderate diet and free
water drinking.
"The same is true Of the bowels,
although in chronic constipation u
course of treatment with daily
enemas of warm water, free exer-
else and abundant drinking of
pure water may be necessary.
Constipation is prevalent dis
order. Few will suffer, however,
If the hints herein given are fol-
lowed. The best kind OF water is
distilled water, and the proper
quantity is about two quarts each
day. The principal cause of con-
stIpation is insufficient water drink
Ing"
Chiokssha women should under
stand that the means are at hand
to become both beautiful and
healthy, and to avoid AL such
annoying and distressing diseases.
such as Constipation, Typhoid aud
Malaria fevers, Indigestion, stom-
ach troubles of all kinds, etc, etc ,
by the use of pure drinking water,
the Crystal Ice Company will
furnish you
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
A BADc CROSSING.
Ford on West Bitter Creek, a Few
Miles From Chickasha Needs
Attention Badly,

A few weeks ago DR.. Dawson
called the attention of the Express
to the condition Of ford on West
Bitter Greek, which was at that
time ID such bad shape that il
could scarcely be crossed. The
Doctor saw heavily loaded wagon
stalled in the ford, and the driver
was unable..to proceed either way.
This load of goods came to Chick
asha, when the driver finally got
out Of the stream.
Sirce that time a number of com
plants have been lodged against
the same crossing, and the argu-
ment is made, and very trnthfully,
too, that no town can expect farm
ers to come to it for supplies over
almost impossible oads. DIR. Daw
son says few wagon loads ofrock
properly placed, would make this
fairly good crossing, and that SIC
or$15 would probably cover the
entire expense. Il has been sug-
gested that the Commercial Cluu
or some of our citizens who are IN
terested take this matter in hand
and attend to il, after Investigate
ing. The crossing is probably II
worse condition since the recent
rains than il was before.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
lLL OVER ME COUNTRY

ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
this bank is recognized as being
one Of the very best.
1t affords a safe repository for
the accounts Of individuals, firms,
institutions, ETC., and Is also a
means for the quick and sure
payment of money anywhere.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
was established in 1900. 1t has
a capital Of 500, 100000, and a
surplus and undivided profits OF
.Sl5,531.75. 1t has the ability to
care for the accounts of large and
small depositors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-14
EPISCOPAL REGISTER.

The rector and ladies' guild Of
ST. Luke's Episcopal church desire
the name and address Of every
Episcopalisn in the city, whether
by baptism or confirmation. To
that eud a register has been placed
in the Citizens National Bank
under the charge Of Mr. Ed. +.
Jobns, secretary Of the vestry, and
II is urged that every member ia
the city enroll name and ADDRESS
thereon. Strangers and new resi-
dents are particularly requested to
enroll as soon as they arrive. If