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Pyie's Store
ALL-SILk HOSE
$3.50 TO S4.25 a Pair
Shown n Cla-k White ANA ors
CLOCkED SILK HOSE
$500 Pair
Pure silk with -.o-kS N1ite. ntr
and beautiful
Isle TOPPED SILK HOSE
$500 to $3.50 Pair
White and SS--~.a-Nel 10 oia~N a.-
navy,
NOVELTY SILK HOSE
$500 TO $500
All the attest shades a~e o~>> 3Dt
fronts: embroidered fronts R~1vut- no.
bed.
SPECIAL SILK HOSE
SR.SO Pair
In coTdONdn ana oa~N. >c
worth much more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
Is Of Our Customers Will Benefit By Ih:

| dnaryO6
al
Wonderful dresses and exceedingly special al ea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
To Elect Asbury Trustees.

Trustees for Asbury M. u. Church
,yiu he chosen at an election IN be held
tonight in the Sunday school room OF
tho church from to Q O'Clock. Three
truatees are 10 be elected and all menn-
bers Of the congregation over lS years
of are are eligible 10 vote. a. j. Hyland
vim be fudge Of the election and Clay
ton Iideii will be secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
anrhnrc coIlectI.n ND.

AZ the meeting ~ ths Bard ~ Health
on May z bids win b. opened for fhe
collection of Farhsge The ne-i tnfne
years, starting June 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
Feels 1t Duty To
Relate the Story
Wilmington Man Had Suffered
For Seventeen Years With
Stomach Trouble.

Many remedies can be obtained for
stomach, liver. kidney troubles and
rheumatism. but the best, 10 the opinion
of most people, is Plant Juice. the famous
herbal stomach medicine, now being in
troduced in Wilmington, at The Miller
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was complete reversal IN the
markets tone during the final half OF
yesterdays Consolidated Stock Ex-
change trading. wide initial losses be-
ing ncgatived in many groups and fair
net gains for the session registered In
the late trading. Studebaker and Mex
lean Petroleum led in the sharp forward
movement. the former rising 6is 10 75ii
and the latter 6% to 1929, both ending
well above Saturdays final figures. Ac-
tive steels, equipments and specialtes
advanced brisky from initial low
marks. while in the rails recoverios we're
less vigorous In scope. Northern Pacific
and Great Northern preferred being
consplcuously weak and closing about
tions.
7eh, Crucible Steel 80. to ~. Beth
lehem Steel to SEX. American Lo-
comotive. 2h to 79s. Car and Foun-
dry 2ta TO 124. Pan-American AZ to
san, General Asphalt fs 10 56ss. In
dustrial Alcohol 2is to 5s%. American
Wooden Z to 7s1a. United States Rubber
az to SO. International Paper az to
55h. Corn Products 3% 10 SIS and
American Sugar AZ TO 75h.
ly-Springield was advanced az to
3sis. Famous Players I q to siH, En-
dicott-J johnson . TO s3h. Pierce Arrow
2i5 to 81, Chandler Motors 2at to 81
American international 2% 20 3Th At
iantic Gulf ga TO 2s&. American SUI
matra 3 to 57h. Reading ~ TO s6M
Southern Pacific l " to 72i. and Balti-
more and Ohio ~ to 37is.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
THREE COMPANIES
PASS DIVIDENDS
Punta Alegre Sugar, Brier Hill
Steel and Western Grocery
Defer Payments.

Three companies, the Punta Allegro
Sugar Company. the Brier Hill Steel
Company and the Western Grocery
Company. yesterday passed their divi-
dends while p fourth. the Tidewater
Oil Company. paid the regular dividend
on It's common stock, eliminating the
extra payment, which it has been max
ing with some regularity.
The Tidewater directors declared the
usual disbursement of per cent, pay
able June 80 to stock Of record June
g. For the last two years the coH-
pany has been paying per cent. eacn
quarter. half of which was character
lied as a regular disbursement and the
balance an extra. In September OF last
year, however, the company announced
a dividend Of per cent. without men
tionng any extra, which led stock-
holders to believe that il would mere
after be the regular quarterly rae.
In a statement issued following ;he
meeting the directors said that "in view
of the prevailing conditions they de-
cided to pay no extra dividend at me
present time
r. F. Atkins. president OF Punta
Allegro Sugar Company. in announcing
the passing Of the quarterly dividend
due at this time. said:
The perpendicular drop within twelve
months from twenty-three cents to less
than three cents in the price OF sugar
has made impossible the realization OF
any profit in the crop season that has
just closed even by most economical
operation OF Cuban sugar properties.
Owing to very much reduced consump-
ton, combined with a large produc-
ton of beet sugar In this country and
some increase in the foreign produc-
ton. there remains a large stock Of
unsold sugar In Cuba that Will take
several months to liquidate.
owing to these conditions the direc-
tors Of the company felt that every
thing should be done to conserve cash
assets of the company and have, there
fore. voted to omit the quarterly divi-
dend due at this time. The company
has no bonds or preferred stock ou.-
standing. Its seasonal borrowings
against the sugar crop have already
been substa ntially reduced from a high
figure. The credit of the company is
such that the directors do not contem-
plate at this time any permanent
financing"
The Brier Hill Steel Company
passed the regular quarterly dividend
of 10 cents a share on the common
stock. but declared the regular 1% per
cent. dividend on the preferred. The
action was taken because of a desire
to conserve cash resources and be-
cause Of the virtually complete stagna-
tion of the steel industry. according to
j. q. Kennedy. chairman.
The directors OF the Western Grocer
Company took no action on the COM
mon dividend on account of the un-
| profita BILE condition OF the business.
| Six months ago the dividend declared
was per cent. The regular semi-an.
| nual declaration of ga per cent. was
made with respect TO the preferred
stock, payable July to stock OF record
June 20.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14

Mid-Continent Field. In addition, the
company controls more than 1900. 900
acres of lands of potential oil producing
capacity. as far as can be determined
by geological examination.
'Cities Service Company has rein
vested in subsidiary properties approx
mately $4,000, 900 from surplus earn
ings, In addition TO many millions Of
new capital. AS of May 10, 1921. total
surplus and reserves OF the company,
exclusive of surplus and reserves OF sub
sidiary companies, were s53,1s2.ooo.
II am more confident OF the ultimate
value of Cities Service Company stocks
to-day than I have ever been, despite
the present depressed and demoralized
condition OF the oil industry. which
believe Is but passing phase In the
history OF this great industry and will
be succeeded by an era in which the
great oil producing corporations OF the
United states will see the greatest pros
perity I'm their history
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
BREAK CONTINUES
IN CITIES SER VICE
Common Hits New Low Of 10
and Total Decline Is 102
Points Since Friday.

The big break in the market price OF
Cities Service shares, which started on
Saturday. after the announcement that
all its dividends would be paid In scrip
instead OF in cash. continued aga yes
terday. the common stock breaking wide
omen once more and striking new low
of 110. according TO quotations supplied
by Henry Doherty & Co., who handle
the cities Service property. Yesterday
drop represents a total decline OF lO2
pojnts from the closing bid price on Fri
day night.
The market for cities Service shares
was just as demoralized yesterday morn
ing as IL had been Saturday. ana spc-
cialists In the stock declined once more
TO make Arm quotations because OF the
extreme violence OF the break. The
h.nkers shares, representing sub-shares
Of the common stock. which had sold at
25is on Friday and declined 10 IL on
saturday. broke yesterday to new low
12t5. The preference y stock dropped
70 a new low at and the preferred
a,oclS TO n new low OF 35. Henry IL.
Doherty. president. issued n statement
Yesterday declaring there was no reason
for the present low prices OF the stock.
sThe decision of the board OF direc-
tors on my recommendation" ho said,
"to provide for payment OF dividends in
scrip instead OF IN cash. was taken to
conserve cash resources OF the company
IN order to meet the present abnormal
conditions in the oil indus. y. Equities
hack " cities Service Company stocks
ere many times the amount represented
In the value placed on them by present
mako, prices OF the stocks.
"In addition to It's many utility prop
critics. net earnings Of which are now al
tho highest point In their history. Cities
Service Company controls what are
probably the most valuable oil produc
ing properties In the United States. or
these properties upward OF 10000 acres
have actually been proved by the drill
ana nre IN some thirtv-fve ~ the most
prolific oil producing pools Of the great
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
s5O,OO0,OOO POOL
TOAD CATTLE MEN
Conference in Chicago To-
morrow Considers New York
Offer to Loan Half.

plan to form a s50000,00o private
ba mixing pool to extend loans to cattle
raisers will be considered tomorrow at
a meeting in Chicago.
Should the banks and other interests
In the commercial centres Of the West
find It possible to extend loans to the
extent Of half the total sLr-is required.
It was considered a certainty yesterday
that bankers in New York city would
complete the credits necessary to pro-
vide the balance of the $50. 200.
At the Chicago conference of bankers
from the cattle producing States John
r. Mitchell of st. Paul will represent
the Federal Reserve Board and Eugene
Meyef, Jr., will represent the Secretary
Of the Treasury. 1t is understood that
the definite terms and conditions under
which New York bankers will extend
SIS. 900. 900 in loans will be presented
All interests concerned desire to re-
lieve the financial stringency in the
cattle country without recourse to the
Government on the theory that the
less governmental participation in busi-
ness the better. -
Bankers here are confiden. that it
will not be necessary to ask Congress
authority to make q 50.000,000 United
States Government loan to the cattle
interests and every effort will be made
in accordance with President Harding s
policy of Government aid to business
rather than Federal participation in the
actual conduct of industrial and agri-
cultural activities.
The primary purpose Is to carry the
cattlemen over the year without sub
jecting them to the necessity of selling
breeding stock. IL the cattle raisers
are carried through the current read
justment period. it is believed that by
another year conditions will be righted
AS a matter of cold business there are
a number of advantages for the private
banking pool as compared with war
Finance Corporation aid. In the first
place credit extension through private
channels would be available more
Quickly The Federal Reserve Board
could cooperate better with the private
banking pool for the loans from private
banks with maturities up to six months
could be handled by the Federal Reserve
banks.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
PRODUCE.
BUTTER Creamery. high

BEN>s-Marrov. choice. 100 his. ssas:25
iS,s5.' '''''''' '''''
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras.
10. 3eA1@3c.. oStrag. P2 score. ~ l'sGS.c. .
firsts. 2sJ3ic.; seconds, 29p-Ihc.. lower
grades 22Tc4c.: unsalted. higher than ex-
tras. 3fd3li4c. extras. 33T33i1c. firsis. 2ea
32c seconds 2Gd2ec. state dairy. tubs,
common 20 fair. 2Od21c.; ladies, current
maxi. first. 22a22lac seconds. lsc lowe.
ns rsaicc rc. no. J. re- NO. . ''''' 'o'''
CIIEFSE-Statc. whole milk. short held. Il
1i6iac. fresh specials. i5'sHielrc. average
run. irs0i5Ac lower grades, i01l &C.
twins, fresh specials. iid i6- average run
i4iaTl5c. wisconsin. single uaisiee, fresh,
iGd1s'sc double Daisies. fresh, i3l5q i6c.
Young Americas. fresh, lbitnltc rblnH'
"a ioc.
rGoS-rrrsh sathercd. extras. doz.. 3in
SO extra firats. 2sd30c firsts. 2I12Il4c
secords. e2itd 2ti.c. trade eggs, 22a24c.
9. 2oT22c. checks. fair 20 choice, dry. soltp
2iisc. state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
pru hennery whites. extras. 3iNAsc.. extra
nrs,s. 2igsee. firsts Soa95c, ss, gathered ,'sd
grades. 2G72nc Pacific coast, white, extras,
3sc.; extra flrsts, 349S6c. flrsts 3laS3c
other Western and Southern. gathered whites,
21aa2c State. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western. hanucry browns, extra, SJhSfc.
gathered brown and mixed colors. graded
rytras. aiT32c.. frsts 20 extra firsts, 26h0
anc
POTATOES bermuda. bbl tca4.5O. South
.srn. Sf0S25. old. $50 lbs. 81 .dud2 ifa lbs,
si fO1f u. $50 lbe 81 2SHi 90 Sweets Z:
Jersey. basket. 81 2sd3. Southern. sid2.5 %.
ro,IrRy. DREssED-FREsH KILLED
Chickens hroiers, ~ i &C. tow!s,, n9Mes. 24g
cocks i5TiSc turkeys, 2O43ic. ducks.
.nue leland 2sc Boston 2ta &c; sauabe.
,hfie. dor stna FRoZEN-Chickcns. broil.
e. srTfOr. frpera. SVd 3sc roasters. a5d
tcr forie tIva'c. old cocks, ifTiTc. /;
are ,r. tersSc turkey, ioqiGc
roI LrRi, LI,E-Fowls. 2sd3oc.; brolsrs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
SUGAR CROPS HEAVY.
Mill Reports Bring Further Weak
ness in Market.

Further extreme weakness In the
sugar market Is caused by reports from
a large number OF Cuban mills show
ing an output running we'll above the
markets previous estimate. according to
the current review of Facts About
Sugar.
A cable report to the review giving
final figures for 147 OF the 1913 centrals
operating in Cuba last season. which
have now ceased operations. shows a
total production of 19.S05.S00 bags,
compared with 1s.60s,900 last year. II
this ratio is maintained by the mills
which have not yet reported, the review
goes on. it will mean a final crop show
ing of over 3.s00.000 long tons. the
largest in the history Of the island with
the single exception of the season OF
191S-1919.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
EXPRESS ECONOMY SOUGHT.
Division Chiefs Confer To-day
with Railway Executives.

Methods of reducing the operating ex-
penses of the American Railway Ex-
press Company will be discussed in CHI
cago to-day when managers of the COM
pany's Eastern, Western, Southwestern
and Mountain Pacific divisions confer
with a committee Of railway executives
headed by c. E. Denny. vice-president
of the New York. Chicago and st. Louis
Railroad.
Under the provisions Of the uniform
express contract the carriers share the
earnings of the express company and
may make suggestions for operating
economies In the conduct OF the latter's
business The railroad executives are
expected to suggest changes which VIII
reduce the costs of the express COM
pany's pickup and delivery of packages
and the commissions paid to railroad
station and other employees for the
handling of express business.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Andrew ]. Cheritree, formerly OF Kean,
Taylor 4 Co. Is with the bond department
of Barstow 4 Co.
Bristol Bauer. specialists In tobacco
stocks, are issuing n special report on Mac
Andrew Forbes for distribution.
A. Riedmuller. formerly with Ernest Smith
Co.. Is with Norbert Roscnbend. to deal In
foreign bonds and foreign exchange.
Watkins Co. have moved to the eighth
floor. ! Wall street.
r. Jordi. recently msnager of the American
Foreign Banking Corporations foreign de-
partment. has Joined tho Irving National
Banks foreign exchange department.
The Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
has issued a booklet on the New York State
franchise tax.
The firm OF Walton & Co.. having offices
In 1876 Broadway. has been formed 70 deal IN
investment securities.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
BANK MERGER APPROVED.
National City Directors Sanction
Commercial Exchange Plan.

The directors OF the National City Bank
in special meeting approved yesterday
the plan for merging the Commercial
Exchange National Bank in the former
under the City Banks charter. The prof.
ect will enable the City Bank to con-
tinue the operation OF the Commercial
Exchange Banks three branches. 33C
Bowery. Broadway and Twenty-sixth
street and Vanderbilt avenue and Forty
third street.
The Commercial Exchange Bank has
capital surplus and undivided profits
of si,6o0.o00 and about ss.00o,o00 de-
posits. The City Banks capital and SUR
plus will remain respectively 100000. 600
and S45, 100000
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
INTEREST AWAITS OWNERS.
$50, ,f60,S67 Ready for Liberty
Bond Holders.

The United States Treasury at Wash
inston Is holding ss3.1e5.s .s67 interest
money due to the holders Of Liberty
bonds. The unclaimed money Is ready
for distribution and the Treasury De-
partment is urging holders of the Gov
ernment securities to go to the banks to
get IL.
are 7471.171 separate temporary bonds
of various denominations In the hands
Of owners who have not exchanged
them for permanent bonds. That ex-
change must be made before interest
can be collected.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
IOWA FIRM FILES SUIT HERE.

The Iowa Washing Machine Company
OF Des Moines instituted a patent infringe
ment suit against the Richmond Cedar
Works, a Virginia corporation with Of
fees at 90 West street. yesterday in the
Federal District Court. The action is
based on patent granted to Bert a.
Stocking and Hiram Mendenhall. which
prior 10 the alleged acts OF Infringement
was assigned TO the plaintiff company.
The plaintiff asks the court 20 enjoin
the defendant corporation and that the
damages awarded be increased threefold
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
EMPLOYEES OFFERED STOCK.

The National Lead Company Is offer
ing TO It's employees its common stock
for s75 a share In monthly instalnnents
In letter TO managers and presidents
OF it's subsidiary companies the com
pany's president recommends that
everyone In the service Of the COM
pany purchase stock on those terms and
expresses his belief that there will be
an over subscription. as there was three
years ago when a similar plan was
nut into effect.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. June 1s.--Money. I per cent !;
discount rates: Short bills. 81 per cent !:
three month bills. 8 e-1s per cent.
PARIS. June 1S.-Trading was dull
on tho Bourse to-day: per cent rentes.
5s francs exchange on London. 81
francs 80 centimes 8 per cent. rentes.
So frances 20 centlmes the dollar. IL
francs 20 centiines.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was dull and Straits and
Straits shipments we're quoted at
2S.5Um 2e.50; standard at 2s.JOd2 %, and 90
per cent at 2sG2s.50 asked. Copper
was weak; standard spot. June and
July. 1880. and electrolytic spot and
June. 10. all asked. Lead was weak
New York spot. 40 asked. and East
st. Louis spot. 4dA25. Zinc was easy;
New York spot,,4sO. and East St. Louis
spot. 80 asked.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
READING TRUSTEES NAMED.
Roads Jersey Central shares Also
Placed in Trustees' Hands.

Placed In Trustees' Hands.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Newton II.
Fairbanks. Springfield, Ohio. and Jo-
seph B. Mccall. Philadelphia. were APP
pointed to-day trustees TO hold the stock
Of the new corporation to be formed to
take over the stock Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company
under the recent segregation plan ap-
proved by the Federal District Court
here.
r. e. McCarty. Pittsburgh. and c. s.
w. Packard. Philadelphia. were named
trustees of the stock Of the New Jersey
Central Railroad, owned by the Reading
Company. The appointments were made
by the court. Placing the Jersey Cen
trail stock In the hands of trustees was
TO keep 1t intact until a favorable mar
ket for its sale should arrive.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

LONDON, June i3.--The wool auction
sales were continued to-day with offer
ings OF fo,5s2 bales. Good grades we're
firm and active at unchanged prices
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
CABLES.

Rio $50 10 800 reis lower for futures.
Dollar rate so lower at 1880. Exchange
1 -r2d. lower. NJ 5-32d. Receipts 10000
bags, and stock $50. 900 bars. Santos fl-
lures 100 20 200 hisher. Receipts .o.oOo
ports 1000 bags. against 1900 last year
and 10000 two yeprs ago. Sac Pnulo had
3o 900, against 1000 and 700 and Jundiahy
gG o0O against 5000 and 1000 bags re-
spectively. Fine weather reported n Sao
paulo. with minimum temperature ranging
from - 20 So decrcrs. Cleared frcu1 santos
10 400 bags for New York
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s506,62i91. OF
which ,ii2.2o5.si was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
ssslt1e.1s for recent importations.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
BANK OPENS BRANCH.

The Metropolitan Bank opened yes
terdsy its Madison avenue branch at
Madison avenue and Forty-first street.
II will be In charge OF II. Cline and Q. T.
Stepbs ch. assistant ca ashiers
The New York herald., 1921-06-14

,r.,xb, asSsoc express. SS15sc. old
roorters freight. fec. turkeys. freight. enc
auc,,s freight. 2Oq2ec. express 20d24c.
muscoyy. iic. geese. freight lAuloc., eA- :
Zoe. guineas. pair. staeoc. Rabbits express.
H. 201c5c.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
rrNNsyLvANTA on MARKET.

OR. CRY. June 1s-Crcdit balances
81. runs. es.fse average 'sHs- chip
nents. 6l,sis; average, $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
COFFEE.

The range OF prices In yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-06-14
United States Treasury
Three Year $40 Notes


IS, 1924
Prsners security o the world.
INCOME:
Isthe best obtanrble United States Government
TAX EXEMPTION:
of their being free from Federal Normal and Ste1n
Tax Noesy yield as compared a taxable
the equivalent 63796
MARKETABuITY
All United States Treasury Short Term issues
BROAD DandA ACTIVE MARKET, which permits of their
INSTANTLY SOLD
DENOMINATIONS:
s10o $780, $1,000 s5,oOo $4,000 and 100000
We regard heseTh YearNo exceptional
opportunity all classes of
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
o this be made throsgh
KorT Yor the undersigned
At 100 and Interest
DISCOUNT HOUSE
SALOMON BROS. & HUTZLER
2
TurpH GREENS
The New York herald., 1921-06-14

NNS-Marrow. choice. 100 his. s6a6 - I
red kidney. sii.75; white kidney N2.coe
1898
The New York herald., 1921-06-14

psyorn,, New Jersey. May and. 1871. /,
The Washington times., 1921-06-26
STRAND THEATER
Vaudeville and Pictures

What is reputed to. be one of the
most diversified and best balanced
bills offered the country Is announced
by Manager Sparrow for showing at
the Strand Theater all week. be-
ginning today. the spoken portion OF
the program being headed by that
sterling trio, Messrs. Macy Taylor,
and Hawks. triple Aiiiance.-of har-
mony and humor. who guarantee not
only TO drive dull care away. but also
TO make each and every patron for
get all about the heat waves rolling
UP and down Pennsylvania avenue,
which, II fact certainly Justifes
their headline position.
Others appearing, each act being a
star one in its class. VIII Include the
Rickards, Introducing novelties IN
juggling stunts. magic and shadow
graph; Charles Reader, premier. ep-
ponent' OF the 1ylophone: O. Swayne
Gordon and his company. including
Oswald Jackson and Ethel Adamson.
Offering a somewhat different comedy.
entitled ION With the Old Lover and
last but far from least Freddy and his
three Cycling Girls, In .,an act de-
scrlbed as being the pinnacle of pic
turesqus pedelFy. 90. l.a--gss as-.
On the photodramatic half 1.-THE
program beautiful aud talented Olive
The Washington times., 1921-06-26

Tell Will be presented In her latest
special production. "A woman's Bust
ness,'p said TO be tense screen drama
of the best type and from the view
point OF entertainment carrying a
rue heart appeal with an underlying
vein of morality that will undoubted-
~ offer a question Of Interest TO all.
The story depicted deals with the
life of an ambitious girl who. unable
% stand the sordid surroundings OF
rer poor home. meets and msrries a
society secretary. He loses his posi-
ton and .the pair become destitute.
In order 10 gain a position OF wealth
the girl accepts the attentions of
other men. only to find at last that
happiness can only be gained through
right doing and that n woman's bust
ness is different from what she had
considered.
Edmond, Lowe. Lucille Lee Stewart.
Donald Hall. Warner Richmond. An
nette Bads and Stanley waIpole are
allfseen toSzdvantage. in the support
ing cast. ,-|