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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
Corrected Daily by ID. II. Morgan. It
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KwHEAT-Paylug $500 hundred
PRODUCE MARKET
fr-r~..-fa.H TsssIaw he- The
HTDrS AND TAIIow

Corrected Today by =. ". Lippman,
4i0 ~. Main ST.
- HIDES 20 o., calfsklns iOI12r
rendered tallow. SO q 10 rouEhs tai
low. 235c ID, beeswaX. 25d@5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

(Corrected Daily By Major Bros., : To-
gan So. Mishawhka.l
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair 10 good.
az -. prime see
HO8s-lSO 20 80 lbs SIC. 15O 10 1T5
lbs. 81: rs 20 - lbs. oi5c; 225 TO
go lbs, &C.
IARD-iTc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CITY or SOUTH BEND. INDIANA,
BOARD OF WATER COMMITS
SIONERS
NOrICE 20 CONTRACTORs.

Sealed proposals VIII be received By the
Board Of Water Commissioners Of the
city Of South Bend, Indiana. for furnish
ing all labor and material and installat
ing east iron Suction Mains, Discharge
Mains and for such collateral work as
may be- necessary to remodel what is
commonly known as the Central Pumping
station ia the City Of South Bend, Indi-
ana.
The size OF pipe varies from ten C0i
inches 10 thirty 600 inches Ia diameter
and the depth below the present ground
surface ranges from approximately ten
tlOl 10 twenty t20l feet
Connections 10 wells. installation OF
valves and the construction Of valve
chambers, and certain masonry work,
are included in the proposed contract
1T Is NECESSARY THAT THE SITE
tF TIE PROPOSED WORK BE IN
SPECIFIED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
AND THAT THEY INFORM THEM
SELVES OF THE CONDITIONS UNDER
WHICH THE WORK MUST BE. CAR
RlEp OUT AND COMPLETED.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
cash or a certified check, 10 the amount
~ TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS g.
o0Ool. Certified checks must be drawn
Ola some responsible bank doing business
chicago and made payable 20 the order
II the Board Of Water Commissioners,
@. 4. Elliott, President.
The said amount Of two thousand dol
pending the award Of the contract.
The return OF the certified check TO tho
bidder 20 whom the contract is awarded
Is conditioned ON his appearance within
five (Jl days after receiving notice Of the
award and furnishing satisfactory bonds
In the sum of EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS $50 0J0OOb all as set forth in
the specifications and form or contract
Proposals are TO Ice made out and sub
mitted ON the forms furnished by the
Engineer aud addressed in q sealed en-
yelope, TO the BOARD OF WATER COM
MISSONERS, q. a. Elliott, President,
City Hall. South Bend Indiana.
Drawings and specthCations may be
consulted at the office OF the Superin-
tendent Of Water Works. City Hall.
South Bend, and at the office OF the
Engineer. Drawings. specifications, fc~n
Of Contract. form Of Bond and proposal
sheets may be obtained from the Con-
Sulting Engineer on payment Of ten (i0)
dollars. which viii De refunded on the
submission Of a b0ni fide proposal for
said work
All proposals must be submitted 10 the
BOARD OF Water Commissioners City
Hall. south Bend, Indiana before 10 A. NJ
e1uesday, Feb. Is, 1921
The Board Of Water Commissioners
bids
William ArtingstaIl. Consulting Engi-
neer old Colony Bldg. Chicago. III
BOARD Of Water Commissioners g 4.
Elliott President, Harvey r. Rostiser.
John DcHaven
Dated this 10Th day Of January 1927.
Ian % a Eoh ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
Automobiles.

Automobiles.
RELIABLE USED CARS
We need space and viii sacrifice all
Of our used cars.
1919 FRANKLIN SEDAN.
1917 FRANKLIN SEDAN.
1920 FRANKLIN TOURING.
1919 FRANKLIN TOURING.
1919 WILLIS KNIGHT COUPE
1920 BUICK ROADSTER.
800 REQ ROADSTER.
1917 PAIGE TOURING.
1917 CHALMERS TOURING.
1919 DoRT TOURING.
1917 FORD ROADSTER.
ALSO OTHERS.
All cars in first class shape; terms
Open saturday evening.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR Co
Main AZ 307 +. Jefferson Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

The worst OF II Is that the ideas
for freak clothes for women are
usually the products OF the brains
CT men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

Not So Bad As We Might Be.
Dry as a large part OF the earth
IS astronomers have found the
nebulae DTeyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
CITY OF SOUTH BEND. INDIANA
BOARD or WATER COMMIS-
SIONFkS

[OIANE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals viii Dee received by the
Board or Water Commissioners Of the
city OF South Bend. Indiana. for furnish.
INK all labor. material and constructing
q new building and for such collateral
work as may Ice necessary for what Is
commonly known rs the Central Pumping
station in the City Of South Bend, Indi-
ana
The present building shall be removed
and such material as Dis suitable will De
used In the new work
The Contractor shall arrange his work
80 as not 20 interfere with the work Of
other contractors prose uting city work
1T IS NECESSARY THAT THE SITE
OF THE PROPOSED WORK BE IN
SPECTED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
AND THAT THEY INFORM THEM
SELVES OF THE CONDITIONS UNDER
WHICH THE WORK MUST BIZ CAR.
RIED OUT AND COMPLETED
Each proposal shall Ice accompanied by
cash or a certified check 10 The amount
Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS So
0O000) Certified checks must be drawn
on some responsible bank doing business
IN the City Of South Beud or the City
~ Chicago and made payable o. the order
uf the Board Of Water Commissioners.
u. A. Elliott. President
The said amount OF two thousand dol
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
FOR SALE GN
EASY pawn EMS

SIX room house on King street. With
electric lights. price 81 100
Seven room house on Marietta street.
partially modern, price 81 600
ktght room house with bath, toilet
and gas, on St Louis street, price $500.
Eight room house on East Fairview
street, With electric lights and gas.
Six room house on Illinois street prize
$l,700
Seven room house on s. Franklin stree.
with bath. toilet. gas and electro
lights, price s. 600.
twenty-five room house with hath
toilet and gas. within three blocks ~
the center OF town This Is an excel
lent place 70 keep rOOmers. Prize
Eight room house on S. Lafaye.ts
street, with gas and water. Price
$500
Five room house on Liberty stree.
price 81 500.
Six room house on Oakland street. ele.
trio lights. water and gas. price SEE
Six room house on Garst street. wlta
gas, water and toilet, price $500
II Interested come In and see rs.
S. M. ROBINSON & SON
124 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

The satisfaction OF getting some
thing for nothing usually IS short
lived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
SOUTH BEND NEWS TIMES
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Count an average OF six words 20
nne for small type
The minimum ad accepted Is three lines
or IS words
ONR INSERTION IHCLJDEs BOTH
MORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS
OR SUNDAY.
NO ads received after 3 p. m Tor tne
morning edition or after 30 a. IN TOT
ihe evening edition. No ads sccepteo
after p. m. Saturday evenings for the
sunday edition.
Naturalization not permitted
PHONE MAIN 400.
Ads CT questionable nature noe accept
ed.
Ad writing service provided without
cost for the asking.
Republication for errors not ms fauIt
OK the advertiser allowed II the adVef-
tiser will report the error within p h"ufs
after the hrst publication Of the ad.
For the benefit OF the Hdvertisers 90
bHng the best results certain standard
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ton being made in Classified display.
No cuts or heavy black face type per
mitted on the classified page.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

situation Wanted-Femalc. SO
HOUSEWORK-By young lady, place to
assist With homework IA good home F;
references given. Address Boz 90 care
Ncws-Times.
LAUNDRY WORK-FIrst class washlngs
and iropings ,GSllcG t9g aud deliYeges.
can lincoln S6Ty Il z Sampte s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

FON ST. FAST
a new SIX room bungalow, COM
pletc with furnace bath, Eas and
electricity. bedrooms with closets
Built-iu Cabinet iu kitchen; aFse
basement ryAth floor drain. ~b-e
alley lot Pfice and terms attractive
immediate possession A4iu ttlt
Farmers Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-FoUr room cottage south
east. two blocks from Michigan rt-, OH
paved street. 4 bargain. small pay
ment down. Call Main ll>S-
FRANkTIN ST-Close iu. duplex s.
rooms and five rooms. modern uut FUR
mace: large lot. Possession iu 80 days
$40 Rush 81, close il. rooms.
modern but furnace: excellent con
ditlon: garage 81 $50. Payments.
Wesley Van Nalin. ga Farmers Trust
Bldg Lincoln I0I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
FIVE ROOM HOUSE

FIVE ROOM HOUSE,
To be vacated within 4 few days
Equipped with q new Holland furnace
gas and electricity. Interior decOra-
tions i'm first class condition Large
lot Close 70 ear line Price and terms
attractive Nhitcomb and Keller,
Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Main
4f00
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

YOUNG MAN-Wanted. Office position
by young man who IS good ~ figures.
Cali Main 4616
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Lost and Found. 10
PAY ENVELOPE-Lost Saturday night
on Michigan st. Finder please cali
Lincoln 1868 or return 20 Grossman
store.
PARTY-WhO placed lard, etc. in auto
By mistake can have same. by proving
ownership and paying foi this adver-
tisement. Call lincoln 57S7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

HANEY Az E-SiX room all modern
house with garage Price reasonable.
J. A Mccullough; residence 2622 =.
Michigan 81. Phone J817 Lincoln. Of
flee 10 s. .iichigan ST Phone Main
1876.
HOiES-Homes, Homes, Homes. Homes.
for sale all over South Bend and else
where All Of them great bargains
terms TO suit. See Beyers, rooms Is,
odd Fellows Bldg. Open evenings
also Sundays from . 20 D Phone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-01

SALESAlEN-TwO or three neatly dress
ed young men for house 70 house sell
Ing IL you are a live wire and want
n steady job apply IA Dean bldg, be
tween and a. IN. also men with
cars for country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
DR.. DOLE TREATS
ON "RELATMTY'
llluminates Some of the Less
Easily Seen Details of the
Einstein Theory.

The Einsten theory OF "Relativity''
was clucidated last night by Rev.
George Henry Dole. pastor of the
Church of the New Jerusalem, in the
parish house at Broome street and
Pennsyivania avenue. before a gather
Ing that seemed eager to learn whatever
they might to increase or correct their
own Information on the subject.
DIR. Dole proved thoroughly his grasp
OF the concept and gave to II n philo-
sophical significance which has here
tofore been only slightly emphasized.
Another point which was brought out
was the solution offered by the theory
sf detection of light rays for the hither-
% babbling phenomena of double" stars.
The lecturer reviewed the details Of
the development of the Einstein for
mule. from its inception in 1905 to its
elaboration during the World War, and
its striking proof during the solar
eclipse of June 20, 1890. when the de-
Walton OF light rays from a straight
path was noted by several observers,
and found to correspond with the pre-
dicted amount The formula having
been likewise found to account for the
observed error of 43 seconds in the
revolution of the ellipse OF the orbit
of the displacement of spectrum lines
toward the red end to complete the
trio of proofs suggested by the origina-
tor. The opportunity for this will occur
next year.
The fundamentals of the Einstein
theory. briefly stated, assume that the
universe is finite; that space and time
have no absolute existence. but are
properties of matter only: and that
vacuity, and not ether, permeates space.
To account for the phenomena hitherto
explained as functions of ether, the ex-
fstence of gravitational fields is postu-
lated.
rs a consequence. under the new
theory, all movement is relative: the
accepted dicta of astronomy. based on
measurements from a fixed point, are
found to apply within a given universe
system and TO systems in parallel mo-
tion, but fail to fit those in opposite mo-
ton, which require. or admit, of a
solution through the addition of a time
concept, which has the effect of a
Fourth dimension" An illustration of
that was quoted in the way of several
men with the three dimensions of six
feet tall, two feet wide and foot thick,
but the varying time. or state" factor
OF 40. so. so years in age.
Aside from the abstract beauty Of the
theory and it's demonstration, DR.. Dole
noted II is in line with the uniffcation
OF science and philosophy: which seems
10 be imposing on nature the char
acteristics Of mind; TO think is to be
rrcsent-to Will is to do: carried out
To- the full limit. this would realize IAN
instantaneous world"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has been transferred
as follows:
Land adjoining the Philadelphia pike
In Brandywine hundred. by James ]
Horisk to George M. Peircc and by the
latter to Paul c. Hessler, for $500.
Land adjoining the road leading from
Wilmington to Hare's Corner. by Helen
Rogers Bradford to the State Of Dela-
ware, for $16b: adjacent land. by Will
liam du pont. trustee of Helen Rogers
Bradford to the State OF Delaware. for
s7s,s3; adjacent land. by the Equitable
Trust CO., guardian of Annie r du
Pont. to the State of Delaware. FOR
$126.5o.
Land on Holloway Terrace, by
Theodore II. Kruger to Andrew J. Smith.
for 5000.
Land at Minquadale. by George w.
Hall to John 7. Deputy. for S25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
LOCAL AMusEMENTs.
THE STAGE.
Opera Mt the Garrick.

night OF grand opera has been arr
ranged for the Garrick Theatre. through
the efforts of William l.. Dockstader,
the manager and with the cooperation
of Nicola Raspa. general director Of the
Muscagni Grand Opera Co.. who will
bring his entire company here for a
performance at the Garrick on Satur-
day night. June 4, at o'clock. The
company will sing Norma" an opera
in four acts, using the italian language.
The cast comprises such notable princi-
pals as Barbara Eldredge. Agnes
kraemer. Luigi Valentini, Italo Picchi,
A. Maxzeo and Antonio Dell 'Orence,
conductor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
RIPPLING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
GREAT CHANCES,

The mails with documents are
loaded. describing snaps ought
to nail; by glih-tongued sales
men I am goaded and asked to
dig my hard-earned kale. For
wealth untold / always banker,
and Id be buying gold bricks
strong, but for the wise old village
banker who tells me when Tn
headed wrong. He deals in coin,
and coins his study, he's wise to
all investment tricks. and he ex-
plains. in language ruddy, how
games are played on easy hicks.
When / approach the paving tel
Ter, 10 draw out all the coin in
view. tn, banker leads me to the
cellar, and asks me what / plan
10 do. And when | saw / am
intending TO buy an oil well down
in Maine. he lectures me, much
wisdom lending. until again I'm
safe and sane. He knows l have
distorted vision where money
matters are concerned: I'm al
ways having ireams eIysian of
roubles gained that were not
earned And so on me he's keep
ing cases. he shields me from the
get-rich fake, when he beholds
some hectic traces of punk in
vestments / would make. Be
fore the cold-eyed village banker
the glib and oily faker squirns;
he is my helm, my jib and
spanker, if you'll forgive these
sailor terms. He is my binnacle
and anchor: my larboard watch
and starboard clock; owe it to
the village banker that all nv
goods are not in hook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Surnnery
Demands On the
Book Store
Include the
Question:

| Haze you any
| books about birds
| and gardenss"
Below are some Of the
titles of the books which
answer such questions:
"Engsish Flower Gard~u
and Home Grounds by Will
liam Robinson Price. $3.50.
This is the thirteenth
edition, revised and reset.
and there are many en-
cravings on wood
MY Garden by Louise
Beebe Wilder. Price. 50. A
veritable treasure-house Of
garden lore.
A Guide to the Wild
Flowers. by Alice Louns-
berry, So, contains descrip-
tons Of nearly 500 plants. ar
ranged according TO the soil
in which they grow.
What Bird Is rhat.- bv
Frank NJ. Chapman, Curator
Of Birds in the American
Museum Of Natural History.
Price. $3.50.
This volume is a veritabla
pocket museum of the land
birds Of the Eastern United
States.
The Practical Book of
Outdoor Rose Growing" by
George c. Thomas, Jr., sS.
An enlarged edition.
Garden Bluebook. a Man
ual of the Perennial Garden
BY Leicester B. Holland. IS.
This book contains nors
than 200 illustrations and a
color chart for garden plant
ing.
The Complete Garden
by Albert D. Taylor, M. S. A.
assisted by Gordon ~
Cooper, B. s. A. Price. ss'
An almost encyclopedia VOL
ume.
main Floor. TAsrseeasA,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
william Farnum at the Majestic.

Pauline Frederick in Roads of Des-
tiny, closes her engagement at the
Majestic this evening. On Monday Will
liam Farnum is to be seen in his newest
picture His Greatest Sacrifice" rhis
is Farnum's latest and the first of his
making to show him 1t the Majestic for
a year or more. 1t will probably be
the last for some months because Mr..
Farnum has just left on an extended
trip abroad and will not return for
some time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

my face was = disgrsca With pim-
pies which proved to be eeseua. Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

will flap" with the fapper IL jerome
Patrick.
Tom Moore 1T tho 0tkAnA.
Hold Your Horses n delightful
comedy. In which Tom Moore has op-
portunity to work bis Irish wit to the
limit. comes to tho Strand Theatre
today,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Mary Miles Minter at the Queen.

Tonight viii see the conclusion of
Madge Kennedy's picture The Highest
Bidder at the Queen Theatre. On
Monday all things will be In readiness
for the engagement of Mary Miles
Minter in her new comedy called Don't
Call me Little Girl" This delightful
comedy. which, under, the name of
Jerry served as one of Billie Burke's
most successful stage vehicles, has to
do with the escapades of an incorrigible
girl of eighteen. The leading man. who
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Monte Blue at the Arcadia.

1t was delighted audience that wit
messed the fir.t showing OF ''The
Jucklins,' at the Arcadia Theatre yes
terday. The perturbation of Opie Reads
celebrated novel of Southern folk was
artisticaliy accomplished and II pleased
the spectators to the individual. Monte
Blue plays the leading role.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
The Intcrestingness
of Living

lies In the fact that, what
ever the croakers and mop
ers say, one day is never
just like another day.
Couldn't be II II tried!
Things change overnight.
People themselves change,
sometimes imperceptibly,
sometimes in an astonish-
ing instant, from what
you've always thought they
were to what you thought
they never could become.
The interestingness of
coming to shop at Wanna
makers ID that It Is never
lust rs il was when you last
visited it.
Couldn't be il II tried.
Too many new things
coming IN.
Too many Of the new
things that are in, hurry
ing out already.
Ideas popping out every
where-and ideas are fatal
to q stereotyped expression
on the face Of . store, and,
we trust, always will be.
You might leave the
Wanamaker Store, then re-
turn in an hour for some
thing you had forgotten to
purchase or inquire about,
and you could never be sure
that the Store would even
look exactly the same as it
had looked m hour ago.
But one thing you could
be sure of-you could tell
what season Of the year it
was, almost what day it
was in the months prog
ress, just by looking around
the Store!
The seasonable, needed
goods of all imaginable
kinds for the coming Sum-
mer-pretty nearly every
thing in demand except the
fresh fruit and vegetables
can be found here, in per-
haps q little larger and
more interesting assort-
ment than anywhere else,
and you can look at 'em all
day without feeling steely,
salesmanly eyes b o ring
holes into the back Of your
consciousness, to convey the
stern idea that If you look,
you must buy.
Never anything like that
in our family" as the
schoolboy says.
Perhaps you are going to
buy . canoe today, the 2lst
; Of May, in order to go glid-
ing deliciously downstream
on a happy holiday trip on
May 80, Memorial Day.
We Will Gladly Show
You Canoes
Perhaps, again, you mean
to have q canoe some day,
although not now, and you
want q little information as
~ civou vrodoIc ond rr;cou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21


tried, and are enthusiastic
Overland by the way, the
Steam Pressure cooker now
on demonstration and. sale
here is also a very efficient
canner for fruits and, vege-
tables.
But to most women il
will be n novel and delight
full thought that all the
tedious processes of boiling.
braising, stewing and pro-
longed steaming, which ON
a gas or coal stove corBnme
so much fuel and time and
diffuse such heat, and which
even In the fireless cooker
must be given plenty of
time, can be done away
with through the newer,
quicker, etter, cheaper
method Of steam pressure
cooking.
The Steam Pressure
Cooker
ID not a fireless cooker fal-
though it may be used as
one il desiredD, but is a
roomy, handy contrivance
that can be set on any stove,
that will cook three kinds
of food at once (neat,
vegetables and steamed
pudding or any other des-
sert requiring steamin9)
with the almost magical
quickness demonstrated in
the following comparative
table:
Pork and beans, usual meth
cd, 3 hours, steam pressure
method, 10 minutes; ham, rIsuaI
method, Z hours, steam pressure
method, so minutes; pot roast,
usual method, hours, steam
pressure method, so minutes;
chicken, usual method, 80 min-
utes, steam pressure method. 80
minutes; potatoes, usual meth
cd, 80 minutes, steam pressure
method. 10 minutes; steamed
puddings, usual method. 8 hours,
steam pressure method, 1 hour;
oatmeal, usual method, 90 min
utea, steam pressure method, 30
minutes.
One woman, who has
cooked with it, is quoted as
saying:
II cooked old fouls
for fhreshers on shert
notice 50 thoroughly
that the meat had to be
handled zUith a spoon"
Sounds IN teresting,
doesn't it?
1t was all the same to the
fowls whether they cooked
slowly or quickly, and per-
haps all the same to the
threshers. so that the meat
tasted tender, but, oh, the |
difference to the cook
A trip to Wanamaker's
next week, especially to see
this efficient cooker, would
not be wasted time. 1t comes
in three sizes, prices S25 to
S49, and is of such construc-
tion that, rightly cared for,
it should serve for a life
time even If used for three
meals a day.
To women folks who do
their own Summer sewing
as well as cooking the new
cotton dress goods display
ed so attractively on the
First Floor (Chestnut) are |
all but irresistible-partic- |
ularly those which most
strikingly demonstrate the
lowered prices.
Ginghams, Sweet and
Pretty as Ever
are now available here for
25c a yard in cool-looking
checks or smart striped pat
terms, q and 80 inches wide |
think of It'll Chic shep-
herds plaids, dainty pink
and-white and blue-and-
white pin-checks, a larger
check in four colors, an ex-
tremely smart, tiny check
ShOWln0 a continuation IF !