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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10

Little Charlotte Jackson. affection.
aieiy called Peaches" who played
with Thomas M~ighan in "a Prince
Chap" n year ago. IL arain with In.
popular star in ~ Prince There
Was a; the Coliseum this we-ek. The
child In unusually clever and gives
an appealing perforrnanc. as the III.
tic boarding house walf. who II in.
sirumentai in ,ringing the hero and
heroine together.
Mildred Harris plays the leading
feminine role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
Indigestion or
Sour, Classy
Stomach
"Pape's Oiapepsin" gives
Relief in Five Minutes

'fapeis Dlapepsin" relieves etem.
ach distress In five minutes. You
don't want a slow remedy when your
stomach Is had--or an uncertain one
or n harmful one--vour stomach
Is too valuable. you mustn't iniure
II with drastic drugs. rape's pla.
pcrssn Is noted for its speed in Civ.
ing relief. its harmiessneSS. its Ger.
tam unfaiiing action In regulating
sick. SOUR. gasSy stomachs. Keep
u<sss perfect stomach doctor In your
hosnc--keep u handy--get large
sixty-cent case from any drug store.
and then II YOU should eat somethin.
which doesn't agree with you. II what
you eat lies like lead. ferments and
soars and forms gas. causes head.
ache. dizziness and nausea: oructa.
tons Of acid ana undig-sted food
remember, as soon as Pape's Diapep-
sin comes In contact with the stom-
ach all indigestion vanishcs. II IL
the most efficient antaeid Known
the certainty and ease with which
II overcomes stomach and digestive
disorders Is a revelation TO those
Who try it--Advsrtisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10

font appears as n young rarisienne
sculptures who falls IN love with
an Apache who IN acting an a
model.
BLUE MOUSE
A Scotch village with its matched
roofs and whitcwaAhed walls. In III.
tie church seen In tho village
square. was constructed in the vita,
graph lot. Hollywood. Cal. for
scenes In The Litts Minister. .
which Ia showing At the Blue Mouse
this week.
Alice Calhoun II exceptionally
charming AZ Lady Babble. the
gypsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
COLONIAL

Charles nsucl) Jones. the popular
Fox star. who became famous on the
screen under his old cowboy name Of
Buck" is nj the Colonial IN Riding
with Death" an exciting and enter.
tanning story having TO do with the
friendship OF two men and their love
for the same girl.
Betty Francisco is tho girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
Liberty

Betty comnsnn n positively be.
wlichinE as the little gypsy heroine
Of The Little Mlnla'vr." tho Para.
mount version ~ the James NJ.
Barrie story. which IL being shown
at tho Liberty this week.
Tho story l. an afs-orhinr one and
deals with the daughter Of a Scottish
lord niintoun who plays the par, Of
n gypsy Firi. and whose inccrnito il
revealed only after series OF thrill.
Ing events take place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
CHILD SUFFERED TWELVE
YEARS

Many children who arr healthy
and strong otherwise suffer from
distressing kidney trouble or blad.
'osr weakness. Mrs. IL. stegali.
Theodore. Ala. writes: My child
suffered isryears with weak bad.
der. tried several doctors AMI
remedies without result Foley Kid
ney Pile gave her relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10

fifHt--yea-but really teW hhlT
growing all over the scalp. Dan.
derins" IL TO the hair what fresh
showers OF rain and sunshine are
to vegetation. IL goes right 20 the
roots. inyigorates and strengthens
them. This delightful. stimulating
tonic helps thin. lifeless. faded hair
to grow long. thick. heavy and luxu-
Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
Picture Rf{er

Theodore Kosloff. who plays the
leading role In ''rho Lane That Had
No Turning" Agnes Ayres' first
Paramount star picture. has 20 fight
Il thrilling duel with Mahlon Hamii'
ton.
Viola Dana has completed ''Dnph.
ne'H Disposition. William Lawrence
10 her leading man.
Conrad Nagcl and Mildred Harris
are two Of the popular Paramount
players appearing In the Cecil De.
Mile production. POOLS Paradise. ="
Wallace Bcery and Beatrice Burn.
ham support Priscilla Dean Ia THAT
Lass oL>owry."
Another ohimpanzee IN 10 be star.
red In pictures Napoleon Of
vaudeville fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10

Gouverneur Morris The Acc Of
Hearts" which was scheduled 10
open January at the Liberty. will
be shown for the first tmo this com.
ing Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
MOTHER!
Move Child's Bowels with
california Fig Syrup"

Hurry. nother' Even n riek child
loves the TRULY taste OF California
Fig syrup" and It never falls 20
open tho bowels. A teaspoonful to
day may prevent sick child tomor.
row. II eonstipaied. bilious. feverish.
freful. has cold. collie. or n stomach
Is sour. tongue coated. breath bad.
remember a good cleansing OF the NJ.
tic bowels is often all that Is noces-
hary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Zig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and Children OF
all ares printed on bottle. Motherl
You must eay California" or you
may get an imitation Zig syrups-Ad.
vcrtisefnenc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
GIRLS! GROW THICK
LONG, HEAVY HAIR
WITH "DANDERlNE'

Buy a ss-csnt bot
tie Of "Dandcrine. "
one application ends
all dandruff. stops
itching and falling
hair. and. In a few
moments. you have
doubled the beauty
Of your hair. IL viii
appear a maSA. 20
soft. luEtrous. and
easy 10 do up. But
what viii please you
most will be after a
few weeks use.
you zee new hair
fine and downy at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
"FOOIJsH WIVES
READY FOR HI.tEASE

After more than - months Of
relentless effort the mammoth Uni.
versal production. Foolish Wives. .
In ready for release and will be
shown TO the public for the first
time this week In New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
-IiIfy

Red Courage" vivid story OF
a political fight in western town
Of Panamint Is being shown at the
Rex. This is perturbation OF Peter
u. Kyne's interesting story. THE
sheriff OF Dinnebar." and features
Hoot Gibson. as smiling. happy-go-
lucky Pinto Pete. who falls heir TO
one-horse newspaper. The Panamint
Gazette"
Molly Malone IL charming In the
leading feminine role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10
WINTER GARDEN

WINTER GARDEN
saTuiE IRON TRAIL Rex
i Beach story. ~ showing at
the Winter Garden this week. II IL
a railroad story the action Of which
takes place in tho Alaskan gold
fields. and there IL excitement, ga.
lore In every incident and situation.
There II n love theme running thru
TIN fact there are two romAnceH
and they are both delightfully."- free
from the villain element and pleas.
inxly different from, the ntereOtyped
love affairs.
wyndham Standing. Alma Tell.
Betty Carpenter and Thurrton Hail
are among The leading players OF
tho cast
COLUMBIA
AIsA du Pont n the heroine %
shattered Dreams the picture play
az the Columbia this week. This
young actress. said by artists 90 BE-
Americas most beautiful blonde. -
was discovered by Eric Won stro.
helm. famous director Of Foolish
Wives" the big Universal produc-
ton which will soon be released.
In shattered Dreams Miss du
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Wheat Declines on
Prediction of Bio
Yield i'm Kansas
indication of Poor Demand
From Millers Also Bearish
Factor; Close is $s to
i1S Gents Net Lower

CHICAGO, March Predictions Of
a big yield in Kansas this season had a
oearlsh effect on the wheat market to-
day. Closing prices were unsettled Al
* TO sc net lower, with Nav s1S175
70 l'32 and July SLIT to s1.fs. Corn
finished shade to u a sac down: oats
at shade decline to 1s advance. and
provisions varying from unchanged
hPures to setback of 20c
hownturns in the price OF wheat care
chleuE near the end of the day and after
a former president of the Kansas STATE
Board OF Agriculture was quoted as savine
the Kansas wheat crop was entering he
growing season with a prospect or q
Eieater production than at any time in
me history Of the state No more than
. per cent of the acreage would be ahan
(io, G"neo, II was said. Indications OF poor
deinand from millers at ST. Louis counted
as, also as depressing factor. and 30. TOO
oLa word OF railroad embargo nst
Shlpnents of wheat to Fort William snd
Port Arthur. Ontario. '''"'' ana
Acll9n or the corn market seemed to
oeprnn manly on changes in tho value
Ia,.od 10 " heg,. Cold. wet weather. which de-
nats oats0 seeding gave relative frmness to
Proyisiona averaged lower with hoe
~e'4es. Packers did considerable snliins :,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Cotton Is Steady
AT a Net Decline
OF 7 to II Points
Market Little Impressed by
Rains Over Eastern Belt:
Southern Spot Selling
Is a Depressing Factor

Scattered rains again occurred over
the eastern cotton belt yesterday and
the forecast indicated continuation of
showery conditions, but, except right
around the opening of the cotton mar
ket, when prices were points higher
TO l point lower. and a little later sold
!" to points over the previous night.
the trade did not seem to be much i'm
pressed This was partly explained bv
equally good rains in Texas, where
they are needed, and the view Of trad
ers that the outlook was not bad on
the average received confirmation from
the weekly government report, which
was considerably more favorable than
mad been expected, considering recent
unfavorable private reports from the
eastern belt.
Prices yielded about o points from, ton
on this report. and later in the afternoon
when Southern selling appeared and there
vas some pressure from Wall Street
1855 for July, with the close steady at a
net loss OF TO II points and near bottom
for the day
It was understood that room for an ad-
ditIonal $500 bales from the local stock
were booked yesterday, making a total Of
fully $4,000 bales during the last week.
to Liverpool, Bremen. Havre. Genoa and
Naples. Considerable of the cotton ten
oered on March contracts here was said
10 nave been Of exceptionally good sta pie
ana grade. The theory regarding these
tenders was that Southern holders OF high
grade cotton of good staple had become
discouraged by the steady weakening Of
the basis on such cottons and had decided
to realize on their holdings by rendering e
on contract.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and points lower at 1850 for mid =
oilng NO sales were reported
Cotton-Ranfc of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Western Union
Earnings in 1921
Show a Decrease
Equal to $9.65 a Share.
Against 1888 in 1920;
Balance Sheet Position of
Company Is Strengthened

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, in its annual report issued to
stockholders to-day. shows q surplus
for 1921. after all charges, except diyi-
dends, of $9,633, sos. equal to $9.65 q
share on the 500, ,766,726 capital stock
outstanding. compared with Sl3.33 a
share earned in 1920
Although the net earnings declined
as result of the general business de-
preston. the balance sheet as of De-
cember 81 showed an Improvement in
the company's financial position. Cur
totaled S31,758,328, an increase of s4,-
391,69S. while current liabilities
dropped from 25,664,478 to s21 $50 ,634,
decrease of S3808,843. The net in
crease in working capital during the
year amounted to $8,200,543.
Inventories at the end of the year
were valued at S8,152 929, a decrease
Of $3.50, ,204. An increase of $5,596,9 ,992
in marketable securities owned, the
report explained. represented the in
yestment by the company in short
term securities issued by the Federal
and New York City governments from
a temporary surplusage OF cash. These
securities were revalued al the market
and reserve sufficient to cover the
difference between their aggregate cost
and the market value was set up.
A reduction of $5,042 ,499 in audited
vouchers and miscellaneous accounts
payable was principally occasioned by
tho discontinuance of purchasing and
warehousng relations with the West
ern Electric Company and by decreases
in amounts owing to railroads and to
the Federal government for tax col
lections.
An increase of s2,299,242 in accrued
taxes was for the most part made up
Of the United States income tax for
1921 and British income and excess
profits taxes. the accrual in respect to
the latter having been increased by
reason of the substantial rise in ex-
change at the close OF 1921
The gross operating revenues last
year totaied $t04,156,112, compar red
with $1i9, 9,9o1,825 in 1920, the latter
being the largest in the history OF the
company.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Restraints Maine Bank
From Further Business
Temporary Order Is Issued
Against Belfast Savings
Bank

AUGUSTA. Me-, March "a tempo
rary order restraining the Belfast Say
ings Bank from doing business was
issued to-day by Chief Justice Leslie c.
Cornish Of the Supreme Court. The &C
tion was taken on application of the
trustees of the bank and Bank Com
missioner Fred +. Lawrence
The petition said that it was ineX-
pedient on account Of the impaired
earning capacity of the bank and it's in
ability to pay satisfactory dividends to
its depositors to continue the further
transaction Of business. A hearing on
the petition will be held before Chief
Justice Cornish here on April ID.
The bank was incorporated sixty FIVE
years ago. It's deposits are approM-
mately $500 900. James H. Howes is
the president.
Commissioner Lawrence said that
under certain favorable conditions
there was reason to believe that the
ultimate loss to depositors would be
small.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Financial Items

The Erie Railroad Company announced
yesterday that the principal and interest
due Apfil Of it's three-year s per cent
notes would be pnd and after Satur-
coupons at the Bankers Trust Company, 6
Wall Street.
Brussels Indicate that the financial difricu!
ties Of the Maurice Lepere group have in
no way affected Belgian stock exchange
houses members of the official con-
sortium Of Belgian banks Press dis
patches received last Saturday reported
that twenty-five firms would be involved
to an extent of s12 100000 in the collapse
of this group. The Maurice Lepere group,
so-calied, is composed OF few brick
manufacturing concerns. and cement plants.
volved had long been anticipated. accord
ing to the latest dispatches. and have
caused no furry on the Bourse.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Colorado Power Earnings

Net income Of the Colorado Power
Company during 1921, az shown by the
annual report issued yesterday, amount
ed to S121.138. compared with S179,788
in 1920. Gross operating revenue de-
clined from s1,121,42 to s998,s43 and
operating expenses from $608,934 to
s589,857. Suspension of operations by
mining customers during the first
three-quarters of the year resulted in
a loss of business in excess of new
business, but this condition was recti-
fed in the final quarter, according to
President Lyman P. Hammond. New
retail business under negotiation, he
says, virtually assures IL per cent n
crease n gross during 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Confirms Sale of Ingersoll
Assets to Waterbury Co.

The sale of the assets of the Inger-
Clock Company @ for Or 81. 500 600, was COZ cor
hrmed by Referee John J. Townsend
in hearing at his Office at 299 Broad
way yesterday. 1t is said that the
creditors will realize about 40 cents on
the dollar.
c. W Wickersham, counsel for
Charles H. Ingersoll, argued for de
lay, declaring that the firm was ncgo-
tiating for consolidation plan spon-
sored by large watch manufacturing
company. 1t is understood that appl-
cation will be made to the United
States district and circuit courts to
annul the sale on the ground that it
was improvident
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
70 Int SItAKEHoLpERs OF MERca>

10 IHE SHAREHOLDER OF MERCaH.
lILL In NNttON Al BANK IN NEW YORK;
Noi IL 10 HEREBY GIVEN that
esnu!e National Bank in New York has DO.
csisd ana VIII be neId on March so, ie22
t- .e. room ot mat dag. 1T the nam
eGcs oi sad bank, 80. 1l5 Broadway in
;hs b%9r2- % s1 Of Manhattan. The CITY OF
Tstfs and ecufrn an agreement herotnfo1e
tnteiS4 into t@t wee7 .e the Directors OF Mer.
Directors Of The Seaboard Nationo1a 1''i nv 're
ef ne Ciiy Of New. York providing for the
toato. iion thereof into a single national
banking associa tion, to he known "a TSe
ssa57arl Nat,onal Bank of the city OF New
York and 90 70 take, authorize andIor an
Prove al tuch further action as shall -,
ntees;,a,y nts;:,y or proper to efTectuate sucs
By orde- OF the Board OF Directo,.
NHELLIS A. AUSTIN
President
nht.t Fehruar; IT. 1922. "'"e'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
NJ -NTN| ( TI0ITerF q
THE COR T,A J-TAS g.,0,Fp A%-v.

THE CORRAIITOS COMPANY:
To Annual Meeting Of tho stockholders
o ft CORRA1fTOS COMPANY, a cor
Y0rat"n orgafized under the Iaws of the
siate of tolorado, viii Ice held at the OF
tce ~ -hesrsou. Hammtll 6 CO. No ~
Rr1adwal New York City. at II O'Clock
4 N on TUESDAY the nth day Of April
i9-c fot Tho transaction Of any and alt
bus SIS that may come before tho meet,
ine Including G) the election Of directors
'or tile ensuing year; f2t considering aud
Fnt.rF upon the ratification. confirmation
ana approval OF ail tho acts aud deeds OF
tno officers and directors Of the Company
as sot forth in the minutes of the meet
tnrs rf thc Hoard % Directors held since
lhe last annual meeting of the stockhoId-
srs of tne Coupauy. aud all acts ana deeds
81 tG, officers and directors of TIN" COM
pans GONE purauaut To resolution adopted
81 said meetings, or by virtue of any au-
thorily vested in them
g. L. REEVES
Ndtea 10. l'-- secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
C..I. 81. 1927 Earnings

The income account of the Chicago
indianapolis g. Louisville Railway for
the year ended December 81, 1921, shows
total operating revenues OF SIS, ,162 $40
compared with S13,6l1 100 the preced-
ing year, The net railway operating
income amounted to S2242 ,919, com.
pared with a deficit the previous year
Of sol SAP. Net income after all charges
totaled $723,564, contrasted with a
deficit in 1920 of 81 1895
During the year there was received
on account of compensation for the
guaranty period and credited to in
come S459,751.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
.ot trHFRN PACIFIC COMPANY

NtTfICE Oh MEEtaNG
,et S~osfRa, Naw York, n y. Jan. = 1924
The ANNUAL Meeting of the Stockholdcr,
=. tse Southern Paciac Company will bs held
:, the at5ar ~ tnis Company in Anchorage,
,,~e-sor County Kentucky, on Wednesday.
- 1892. 81 twelve o'clock noon. stand.
- tlne fcr the following purposes, viz:
TO cleo fftcen Directors.
To rcns.de and act upon all questions
"a matters which may legally come before
.e r4eetfrg reletipg to Federal control of
.t,e Cotn5azy's properties under the act of
,,o-s-ess ~ March y. 1918. or any sgree.
n,ert or settlement with 5ne Government in
-eFpect thereto or relating to the termins
tio- Of such Federal control by the retu--
NJ ne properties or otherwise, and/ or
}siirg 10 cond!; ons resulting from or sue
rsesInc such Federal control, and generally
an oue~tiors and matters growing out OF or
incident 90 such con rol. termination thereof
o. following conditions. including the guar.
srtg of Income uude, the Transportation
A. 1890. ard settlement thereof
TO transact alI such other business, =
rec. legal. come before the meeting. tnclud.
~ t1e approval and ~ rFttScation of all action
q Re Board of Directors and of The Execu.
ire Committee since the last annual rnestIna
G, The Stockholders Of this COMPANY
For ne purposes of the meeting tho book
.cr ne transfer of stock will be closed a, 1
se'o.S ! NJ Tuesday. March 81. 1922. and
-ih he eopenet - 10 o'clock A Nj, Thurs.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
MUM NEIft. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Securities at Auction

30 shares The Greist Mfg Co I'd pf 500
$Sa shares Dodge Processes. Inc; lot. 50
shares samoset OIL co pf; lot. ...... sS
shares Samoset OH CO com ......... 50
100 shares Par5side Mills. Inc. pf, $40
each. and so shares com. $40 each:
l62 shares No. 12l Madison Avenue, 500
eaCn' lot .....,.... So
1900 shares Imperial Production Co, s.
eAchi iot......-.,. ............ $40
1898 shares Union OIL 6. Refining Go
- each, lot.---- -...-......-....&e
10 shares Tex a-Hoina OIL Co. 500 eacn F.;
@, l"t ...--s "a
$50 shares Burk. Diamond Oh co. 81 each .
doot .''- ~
$50 shares Manhattan Texas Petroleum,
Co 81 each; lot. .............. 3SS
4oI2 shares Imperial reduction Go, 81
each; lot lot.................... SIS
50 shares Chicago Utilities co pf lot s.
20 shares Compsnia Meralurgica Mexicann
corn and 22 shares pf: lot. $40
300 shares Indiana Flooring Co I'd pf. 500
e,an%ii' iot'' ", 200
5000 shares Mines Holding & Operating
corp, II each; lot. ........... IS
200 shares Roiis-Royce of America. Inc,
pf, 500 each; per share. .sI7
20 shares Rolis-koyce OF America. Inc
com, T G. per share. e..........4..s4 81
80 shares Newport Casino; lot Sa5e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
American Smeiters Securities

The American Smelters Securities
Company, controlled by the American
Smelling and Refining Company, re-
ports S2,998,0o6 income for the year
1921, against $5,386, ,668 in 1920. Through
The transfer of $3,000,o00 from en-
largement and extension account and
giving mining properties an apprecat-
ed value approximating s577,O00 profit
and loss surplus. standing at $4,282 ,S5S
at the beginning of 1921, increased to
S7,310,996 or December 81 last
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

pLEAsE TAKE NOTICE tnat spsa,a,
Mest,7s ~ - shsr"hoiders Of The seS,
board National Rank II tho City of NV
70 - BROAD street Manhattan BorougN
.sw Yo'k CITY. on the goth day of Marsh'
ia2 al 1890 a. NJ. for the purpose Of
"tlne luon the proposition 10 ratify and
eonA-N an arreem MT mato between ne
nifsotora Of The Seaboard National BARK
~ ~ ''iF 90 Ne'T York and the Directors
oi NN'c*rliie National Bank in New York
rro. 7iug for the consolidation OF said TWO
hanks aud uIou such matters as may bs
ment.
Ry order oI the Board Of Directors
Ne YORK. March 2nd, 1o22
THE SEAEo ARD NATIONAL RANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
SAMUEL 9. BAYNE. President
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

quiet. unchanged at 10 eoc: sales nil Gal
weston quiet, 10 points lower at 17.25c:
sal les, 725 bales. Mobile steady. unchanged
at case sales nil. New Orleans steady,
Savannah quiet. unchanged at lie:
sales, u bales. Norfolk steady. Is points
lower at l7c; sales, SCI bales. Augusta
steady, unchanged at 1888: sales. 1872
bales. Memphis steady. unchanged at lie;
sales. SEQ bales. Houston steady, 10
points lower at 17.1bc; sales, 2,3iS bales
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at I6.75c;
sales, 379 bales. Dallas steady, un-
changed at 1850: sales 1.473 Mont
gomery firm. unchanged at l6c; sales 4o2
bales. Fort Worth quiet, lower at
Is 7n. sales 7S1 balns
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
New York Metal Market

Or The New York Metal Exchange tin
was steady, with Straits and Straits
shipments quoted at 28.75M2925c;
standard, ASSOC 29c; 80 per cent, 1925
"a 28.75c. Copper weak; standard. spot,
spot, March and April, 12.25@1275c.
Lead firm; New York, spot, 4.7OG4SOc;
East St. Louis, spot, 4.4213@4.471sc
Zinc easy; New York. spot. 4.95c; East
ST. Louis. spot. 4.65c asked