davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

canvas beach shoes completed Ca
ruso's attire.
Was With Friends.
He was accompanied by Mrs.
Caruso, and by his two intimate
friends, Sisncr Amedeo Canessa, an
tiquity collector, of New York, Ma
pies and Paris. and DR.. Raffaelo
Niola, of Naples. Caruso was thin
ner and his>walk a tribe shaky. He
fully looked the man convalescing
from a most serious illness. His
good nature was the same, however,
and his determination to recover
his strength bespoke a great deal.
1t was the bathing hour, and tie
aristocratic population Of ltaly's
most beautiful seaside resort was
making its way to the waters edge.
From the hotel to the beach at the
bottom of .he cliff below one has
to descend in an elevator. Caruso
was putting vigorously on an Egyp-
tian cigarette and when his smok-
ing was remarked he exclaimed:
"Of course / smoke. What! Do
you think / am sick"
Then he continued playing Rich
man, poor man, beggar man, etc.
on the buttons of the elevator boys
coat, initiating the sound of a bell
on each button, much to the sur
prise and rather the fearful sppre-
hension of the lad, who smiled in
a somewhat doubtful way.
Takes Sun Bath.
Reaching the beach, Caruso
was greeted on every side by cries
Of "Tanti auguri, Signor Commenda-
torep'-many good wishes, Signor
Commander!-Carus bears the title
of Commander of the Crown OF
Italy, an honor conferred by the
king. For Il was st. Henry's day,
and the forty-eighth one that En-
rico-or Henry-Caruso had passed.
While Mrs. Caruso Joined friends
and went to battle. Caruso, Signor
Canessa, DR.. Niola and the Tribune
and Herald writer got into a boat
and were rowed out TO a discreet
distance from shore, when Caruso
divested himself OF the upper part
of his bathing suit in order to let
the fortifying rays Of the Italian
sun sink as much as possible into
his left side, where four ugly
gashes, remaining from his opera
ton for pleurisy, were witnesses to
the seriousness Of his illness.
Caruso was emphatic in his denial
that his voice was lost and was
particularly assertive with regard
to an alleged Interview which It
was reported he had given to a GER
tain Doctor Fulton, in which he was
quoted as declaring that ne would
never sing again.
toepyright. Issl.)
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Banker Fugitive
Reported in Texas

CHICAGO. Aug. 2. - Detectives
pursuing Warren G. spurgin, de-
faulting president of the wrecked
Michigan Avenue Trust Company,
are believed to have overtaken him
near Maria Tex.
Authorities at Maria wired to Chi
cago asking IL there was any re-
ward for Spurgin's arrest and said
they had a man they were positive
Is the missing banker under close
surveillance. There is no reward
for Spurgin.
A taxicab driver in Maria says he
drove the suspect to the Preside.
on the Mexican border. In this event
he may be able to cross the border,
as he holds a card from the Mexican
government that permits him to
enter that country without any
formalities. He would be compara-
lively safe from arrest, once he gets
into Mexico, under present relations
with that country.
Auditors who have been examin-
ing the tangled affairs of the bank
said today they had found a short
ageof $1,124,36S.S7.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

Extensive plans are under way
for developing q Congressional
country club which will furnish an
agreeable meeting place and rec
reation spot for Congressman and
will also provide attractive living
quarters for members and their
families, particularly during the hot
summer months.
This year. and undoubtedly for
some years to come, sittings of
Congress will be practically con-
tinuous and a country club, having
all the attractive features which
sucn an organization can offer has
become almost a necessity.
Local Clubs Overlooking.
Local clubs are filled to over
flowing. A canvass by mail of the
members of Congress, departmental
heads and officers of the army and
navy has demonstrated the praS-
tically unanimous popularity of the
idea. Work will soon begin on the
site selected. The plans are COM
prehensive and the acreage and nat
ural beauty of the property. it Is
said. will permit a magnificent de-
velopment second to none in the
country.
The site selected lies about ten
miles northwest of the White House
and at the present time is a WELL
kept farm OF which q large part is
already set in grass The land it
self Is a natural grass land and
very fertile. Located on the prop
erty is a modern country-estate
home of twelve rooms and three
baths which may be used as tenn
porary clubhouse pending the con-
struction of the larger permanent
building. This structure will be
erected on a wooded height which
commands magnificent view
across the valley of the Potomac
and into the hills of Virginia
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

nidnisht from todsy's Democrats
primary Indicated senator 4. Let
Trinkle had carried the Seventh
Congressional District in HIS r.o<
for the nomination for Governor b
approximately 500 majority. he had
ma5orities In the following countIer.
Frederick. 900; Warren. 81: Pare
$50; Shenandoah. 600: Reckinshsm.
500.
Harry St George Tucker. Cor row
ernor, had apDroxfmately 200 ma.
jority in the city OF winchester: loo
IN Clarke and 1be IN Rsppahannock.
Afbemarie. Greene and Madison have
not been heard from
For lieutenant governor. Julian
Gum carried Frederick by t7e; Pare
by f1o; 6hensndoah. 600; Rockinr-
ham. 600. oiipin carried Clarke By
is and the city OF winchester by aS.
The majority for Adams for cor
poration commissioner against
Folkes, was overwhelnning.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

sachusetts avenue extended, the
club can be reached by automobile
In less than thirty minutes from the
Capitol.
The "Unearned Increment,
Considering its proximity to the
city, the 405 acres offer a good
prospect for ultimate enhancement
OF values. its hackers point out The
development of this section OF Mary
land adjoining the District is max
ing rapid progress. Between the
club property and the city the land
is all subdivided with the exception
Of few smaller places, such as that
of President Harding's cousin, which
adjoins the club site. The President
and Mrs. Harding are frequent Wis
itors at this home.
The membership OF the club will
be limited to those oficially connect
ed with the government and friends
recommended by them. Among the
Congressman taking a keen interest
in the plan is Representative r. g
Cole. of Ohio. who represents the
Presidents home district. Mr.. Cole
said:
81 believe the Congressional coun-
try Club Is destined to be one of the
largest and most attractive features
of Washington Official life. 1t is q
beautiful property. and the move
ment merits the support Of all who
are eligible to membership. During
the past week have received many
inquiries about 1t, and will be glad
to see that such inquiries reach the
man who is handling the organiza.
tion details, r. G. Evans, brother-in-
law of Representative Luhring, oi
Indiana"
The Financial Plan.
The financial plan of the organiza-
tion is based on actual ownership OF
the property by the members, and
ample funds. it Is announced, will
be available to complete the project
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

In front and to the south of the
building site is a wide, deep valley
through which runs a spring fed
brook. At the junction of this
brook with one coming in from the
north a dam will be erected which
will make a swimming pool of some
two acres.
Groves of Trees.
The ascent from this valley Is
gradual to the average level and
the return to the clubhouse eleva-
tion Is by easy stages over a rolling
grass country dotted here and there
with groves of fine hardwood trees
While the golf course will be one
of the leading features. the club in
tends to offer a diversity of amuse-
ments, including tennis courts, the
swimming pool and rambling
bride path through the timbered
portions of the property.
On an elevation adjoining the
clubhouse site some sixty acres have
been set aside for the construction
of bungalows to be used as summer
dwellings by those who wish to es-
cape the heat and discomfort of city
life. This part of the property
overlooks Cabin John Creek and is
covered with gigantic white oak
trees. A beautiful apple orchard of
twenty-eight acres adjoins this por-
ton of the property
Five main roads will lead the
Congressional Country Club and 1t
has road frontage clear around IL,
over two and one-half miles long.
From Washington the approach to
the south side of the property is by
the Conduit road or out Massachu-
setts avenue and to the north side
by the River road. The Bradley
Hills-Great Falls boulevard and
electric car line pass within 100
yards of the north corner of the
property. Over the River road,
which is generally considered Mas
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Great Tenor Entertained
Hope of Singing Again
is,scisl cabls to The washington Herald
and Chicago Tnbune.)

fs,scisl Cabls to The washington Herald
and Chicago Trisune.)
SORRENTO, Aug. al shall sing
when I wish-when / wish, and
what WISH" declared Enrico Ca
.uko, the worlds most famous tenor,
iot the representative of the Chi
.sro Tribune and The Washington
a sraId, who called on him at the
aateI vittoria. mo one Is forcing
ne not to sing at any specified time
add the moment when 1 shall sing
4ain Just depends upon when I
tllink / have recovered sufficient
strength after my Illness. am
<slfning strength and weight every
asiy. Two weeks ago / was habby.
Now my muscles are firm Those
whc say that 1 have sung my last
,u the operate stage are wrong,
sor my voice is unimpaired."
The last time your correspondent
aad seen Caruso had been in the
,pera Aida" and the warrioE cos
urne CT the Rhadames of Verdfs
MISTER iece contrasted strangely
xith the garb Caruso wore on the
present occasion. On his head ne
wtre n nappy duck bathing cap. a
slpe Bathing suit, pink and white
rathrebe carelessly thrown over
me shoulder. and q pair Of white
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
WOMEN men ADMIRE

Men admire a pretty face, a good
figure, but most of all the happy.
healthy, contented woman, as
beauty fades and the fgure will
change. Women who are troubled
with backache, headaches, those
dreadful dragging sensations, ann
nervous irritability, cannot hope 90
be popular, and advancement in
either home, business or social life
Is impossible. The cause of these
troubles. however, yields quickly TO
Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. as II Is natural restora-
tive for such conditions, and dispels
effectuaiiy all those distressinr
symptoms.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Candidates Neck-and-Neck
Among Northern Counties

FREDERICKSBURG. va, Atg. 2
The vote here today was AZ fol-
lows:
For sovernor-rrinkie. sss: Tuck
.er. 1SS
Lieutenant Governor-Gunn. ilt:
West. iss; Gilpin. So: Fitzhugh. 2.
Corporation commission-Adsma
4o7; Folkes Ia7.
Qther partial returns followi
Mossneck. Caroline County, Trim
kle, %: Tucker, i2: Gum. 20; West
~. oilpin. "a; Fitzhugh. 4: Adams.
81: Folkes. 10. Pratt, for house
of delegates 81: Guerrant 9.
Whiteoak. Stafford county-Trin.
kle. IS: Tucker. 81: Gum, 10; West
8: Gilpin. 81; Adams. IS; Folkes. g.
Simpsons. Stafford County-Trin-
kle. 1e0 r.ajority. Heavy storm
crippled many telephone lines.
Brents Mill, spotsylvan'~ County
Tucker. 80; Trinkle. IS: Dunn. -:
West. 10; Gilpin. .; Fitzhugh. Q;
Adams, a.; Folkes. 10.
Falmouth. Stafford county-Tuck-
er. 20; Trinkle. So; Gum, 90: West,
s; Gilpin. 2s; Adams. "a; Folkes. IL.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Trinkle Carries 5000 Lead
In Fifth Congress District

DANvILLE, Va. Aug. 2.-DanviiIe
will give Trinkle 800 majority.
Scattering returns from the Fifth
Congressional district indicate 1000
majority for Trinkle.
Indications pointed late tonight
TO the election OF Otis Bradley for
clerk of the corporation. over John
r. Cook. Incumbent, by q good ma
jority. Clayton crosland, former
college professor. has been defeat
ed by Pryor Ragland for commits
sioner. while Luther r. Fair has
conceded the election OF Joseph b.
Anderson. retiring commissioner OF
revenue, for the state house.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
cARUSO FOUGHT
HARD FOR LIFE
AS END NEARS
Died During Collapse At
Ger Operation for
Peritornitis.
coxrISuED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FkOA fA6E ONE.
rento to Naples where the most
eminent specialists were called into
consultation. They decided to OPP
crate. ana aid so Sunday night. al
though at that time the grave fear
that he could not live through the
operation was expressed The news
OF the relapse was soon spread
throughout tie city. and Monday
night found throngs OF citizens
praying in the street near where
he lay dying. Four O'Clock hope
was abandoned And a few minutes
later the end came.
sAll Italy Is in mourning. No
oerer subject is discussed. No
other topic enters the hushed con-
versation of the nation. And, in
the meantime the mountain Of mes
sages of sorrow continues to grow.
a tribute to popularity such as has
never before been attained by any
tenor in the history OF opera.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

tion oommission give Foikek s,I.
and Adams. incumbent. sss.
Irfnkie carried Arlington County
by . majority Of 17o. the vote IN
that county by districts foiiows:
washington, Tucker. 81; Trinkie.
les Arlington, Tucker. 221;
Irinkie. tz7. Jefferson. Tucker, l1a:
Irlnkle. 50. -
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Badly Cut in Quarrel.

Mitchell Hawking, colored, q
years old, 224 E street northwest.
was cut about the head by an
unidentified colored man yesterday
morning during an alteration near
his home. was treated at the
Casualty Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
EARLY RETURNS
LEAVE PRIMARY
RESULT IN DOUBT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE.
abe before tomorrow morning, the
rural telephone lines closing at an
early hour.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
GENERAL MOTORS
REVEALS OUTPUT
Corporation Produced 391, ,523
Automobiles in 1920;
406, ,15S in 1919.

NEW YORK. Aug. General
Motors Corporation is mailing to
stockholders with August l dividend
checks, a brochure revealing for the
first time detailed production fig-
ures for the past four calendar
years, as follows:
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

Total .... .391.523 406.15s 246. .s34 324, 503
Consists Of tractors; Mclaughlin,
Chevrolet and Olds cars produced and sold
in Canada, and Buick and Cadillac com
mercial cars.
In the General Motors family
there are seventy-eight divisions,
subsidiaries and affiliated compa-
nies, with plants in thirty-five
cities Of the United States and
Canada.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Trinkle Ahead in Seventh
Congress District by 500

WINCHESTER, Va. Aug. 2.-vir-
tually complete unofiicial returns at
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Pumps and OxfOrds

IS and 81 Pumps and Oxfords
for Women and Growing Girls. In
one and two-buckle strap styles;
cordo calf, brown calf. satin.
etc; all style heels, SD 02
at ....-.. ........... ty~sCC
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Baby Quilts

Beautiful silk-covered Quilts. In
pink or blue, ready boxed. This
$3.50. Special, small CD 20
lot ....... .....-..... ty0' -
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
ELOPING wife
NOT PRISONER
Delmar Woman Admits
Hold-Up Story Fake;
Wants Husband Back
HER COMPANION
HELD IN SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Dec. 2o.-Mrs.
Cammillia Rothe, taken from
house in Grape street Saturday
might after the police had received
q letter from her husband, Benia
min Rothe. OF Delmar, Del, In
which he declared his wife was held
captive here under threat OF death
IL she tried 10 escape. has admit
ted that the charge was false. She
wrote her husband telling she was
prisoner in hope OF getting him TO
come back to her. she declared.
The woman was found at the ad-
dress mentioned in letter and with
her Daniel J. Pabst. He Is also be-
ing held pending the arrival Of the
husband.
IL was December ~ Mrs. Rothe,
known in this city as Ruth Pabst,
penned the epistle to her husband,
saying. in part:
"All do is think OF you. I cry
over you night and day. can't get
away from here. as they watch me
like a dog. You would hardly know
me. I am so weak. I don't eat NY
InlnE IIltN XIV Iiff VAAN
grapes and apples as am afraid
they are trying to kill me.
They give me so much ether all
do is sleep. They are afraid 10
let me out OF their sight. II Il was
not 10 see you again. Bennie. would
not eat and would let myself starve
to death. But you haunt me night
ond day. II you love me you will
have to come quick, as cannot live
much longer without you. Come al
once and bring an empty suitcase "a
put my clothes in. For Gods sake
come and get me or I will die.
please. Bennie, come and get
me. II you don't and l ever get q
chance to get away from here ! will
Kill you and myself too. So this Il
your chance to show your love foi
me. I am dying to see you and kiss
your face
The letter gave Rothe instructions
as to location OF the house and ts
pretend when he came he wal
Pabsts brother.
Detective Donovan went 10 Pabst'i
home and asked for Mrs. DAME
Pabst." as the letter directed. Their
was nothing to Indicate she was q
prisoner against her will, and sh'
smilingly accompanied the detective
to headquarters
She said she was born at Cecil
Pa. Is years ago last June Sh
married Rothe At Eikton. Nd. il
1919. They have no children. TN
al recently. she said, she and he
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
lWOmen's Lisle Hose

Regular 35c quality. perfect in
every respect. fine quality Isle,
in All colors; full range Of 0C
sizes. Special tomorrow ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
REHAB MEN GUESTS
OF CENTURY CLUB
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. DC, 2O.-Members of
the New Century Club last night
entertained the members OF the
Rehabilitation Division OF the Uni
vrsity OF Delaware at the club
house. The affair which was in
charge OF the social service com
mittee. Mrs c. A. McCue. chairman.
proved an unusually delightful one.
There were about 40 Of the for
mer service men present and all
spent pleasant evening. The pro
gram consisted OF community sing
ne. games, refreshments and dane
ing.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Men S Boxed Hose

Two pairs OF fine Lisle Hose, IN
ali colors and all sizes, perfect
In weave. at less than half OEc
price tomorrov........... ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Gift Perfumes and
Toilet Waters

At ACC and 7se, we have a most
attractive line Of Spencer's fine
Perfumes In art bottles. In most
favored Odors; prettily boxed.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Mems S Gift Ties

These arc extra fine silks, In
great assortment Of weaves. Reg
ular 81 quality. in about one hun
dred pretty patterns and 1Qc
colors ...... ........... AO
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Mems Sport Hose

Regularly 81. in all-wool Eng
iish Snort Hose. in the most
wanted heather shades; all
sizes Included at the open HOc
ing Of the sale ........ W.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20

You Will do we'll 70 discover
these doH values before u Is
too late.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Teddy Bear Suits

shepherd Knit Teddy Bear
Suits. in blue. brown and white.
in ali sizes. Consists Of sweater,
pantalettes and cap. 81 ~
in all sizes .......... "
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Boys Storm Shoes

Regular $3.50 value; high cut.
bellows tongue. two-buckle strap
at top: double soles. A SEN
sible and worth while co 10
gift ...... .......,.. VS. ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Black Felt JulietS

or heavy grade Of felt; very
comfortable. with Elk sole, in
AL sizes for misses and t0C
children. Regular 81 value ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Gift CamisOIes

A manufacturer ovcrstock, in
Guiding camisoles worth to So.
finest silks and satins, richly
trimmed with lace many k0C
styles .... ............... w
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
$3.50 Boston Bags

or genuine spit cowhide. extra
large size. In black only, strong
frame Weli-made. Excellent for
SSss9issis SSsEsi sis' use, '..''i' school S1.49
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Babies First Steps

A regular $3.50 value. in brown
Kid. brown and white. black and
white, all black. patent and
black. patent and G1 90
white, in all sizes. .... eD1.NO
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Women's 81 Silk Hose

These are fine silk Hose, Of
exceptional quality. perfect In
weave, strong tops. in all Q2c
style ......... .......... ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20

our prices, ACC, 7se. csc. si.2e
and st.4s, the lowest in town:
brown. blue and tan. Chinese
coin. tassel and bead trimmings
Few left.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
SOC Stationery

A fine. low priced Xmas box. con-
tanning thirty-siN sheets and
envelopes. In pink and blue. at
the remarkable price, Oc
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
$3.50 Play Shoes

Fine made Shoes OF durable
leather: full leather sole and
heel: tan only. in sizes from 3
to 8; very specially G1 10
priced at ............. OI' ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
WOmen's S Sport Hose

Guaranteed 81 quality All-wool
Sport Hose; English importation,
in all the most wanted colors
and fun run OF sizes; QQc
special .... ............ 10
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Shopping Bags

Guaranteed to he made Of a good
grade Of Fabrikoid: much larger
than usual Brown red and
black. red in a gathered 10c
styles; 75c value ...... ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
SIS Silk Umbrellas

Finest grade OF silk taffeta, with
satin edge. in blue. green, red,
purple and brown. with nov
city French Ivory CO 02
handles .... ......... OO'CO
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
WOmen'S Comfort
Shoes

DR.. Herbert Comfort Shoes. reEu-
larry sold everywhere at S. so.
plack kidskin. with rubber
heels; the shoe for co 40
tender feet; special. o.. .4J
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
$1.5O Union Suits

Women's. in several styles. ribbed
and warmly heece-hned; a gift
that is both practical and moder-
si,sy stsly priced Al. An 9Sc
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
WOmen's S High Shoes

These Shoes are In styles too
numerous 10 mention. In all the
wanted feathers and colors, with
plain military and rubber
heels; hand welted solee. All
sizes and widths, CD O0
At ..... .t.-..---...s.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Children S Gingham
Dresses

At zee, CSC and SIPS. Made Of
good qualities OF Eingham. in
very pretty plaids and a splendid
assortment OF styles. Sizes 2-6.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
$40 Toilet Sets

Beautiful three-piece sets. In
French Ivory; some with Ger
man silver trimmings. very
heavy; several styles. Half C.
dozen, special sets ...... OO
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
So and $4 Hand Bags

The greatest assortment Of finest
quality, at the lowest price in
Wilmington Calfskin and spider
web leather, hand fooled, 0O
in an colors ............. 10
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Mems Bath Robes

Extra heavy Beacon cloth. IN
many colors and patterns: hand
some cord belt and trimmings. !.
well-made. Regular CT 90
SIS value ......... sD3. 10
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Children S Serge Dresses

Made in pretty styles Of an excel
lent fast color blue serge regu-
sizes 2-s s2.ssi sizes CO Q2
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
SIS Umbrellas

Umbrellas In black silk gloria.
with strong wind resisting
frames: pyralin tipped. fancy
handles. in all colors. CD 90
Special .... ..... D~sOC
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
SOC Perfumes

Small frosted glass bottles. In
handsome STYLES: extracts OF
better sort. in good variety. Very
little remaining at this OHC
price ..... ............ ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Boxed Writing Paper

Several kinds. bright lawn in
cluded; fabric finished. in pink.
blue, bun and white, or as
sorted colors. Special QQc
at ......... ............. OJ
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Gift Night Gowns

Women's fine Night Gowns. pret-
tily silk embroidered Made up
OF heavy outing flannel In pretty
patterns. several styles. In
Xmas boxes. Special Q2c
at ........... ...---...s.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
S. POngee Waists

Guaranteed 10 he made Of Mallin-
sons Pussy Willow. in two styles.
round and pointed collar; ruffie-
trimmed; plain tailored or
otherwise; all ~ NS
sizes ........ .......s
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
$1.5O Writing Paper

The wel-known Chateau Note
Paper: AZ sheets. envelopes and
correspondence cards, assorted or
plain colors pink, white, H0c
bun, blue ................ w
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Soc Men S Silk Ties

These Ties are wen-made, with
heavy body. that will hold its
shape well in about one hundred
and fifty patterns and C0c
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Sewing Baskets

Eight and ten-inch natural reed
and grass baskets; some OF
them lined. ready for trimming;
either oval or round shapes.
soc and soc