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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - January 14, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten Page the evening Republican City edition vol. , South Dakota saturday january 14, 1922 number 90search and seizure clause of dry Law attacked Mother walks to capital to plead for boy Sioux City woman will Tell Harding Gas unbalanced songs mind son in deserters cell i is president s wit i to in Era Kok Tou Turmer Carrier France alone league Council to consider ownership of Karelia today in her policy a by woe iat cd Presto leased wire it 1 on of. Jan. 14�?mrs. Mar Anderson. 6<>, of Sioux City. La.0f whose sons was killed in l n it. Today was travelling afoot to Angton in the Hope that Preti if i la inline would release the of a r Felt i ? he Federal Penitentiary Ai i Ort. I Raven Worth. Has., at her request ii Anderson who stopped in Dayton it a id be had left her Home two w weeks ago. According to mrs. Anderson Story t a of ii Joe Anderson was gated in i. A and although his a Wiful be of affected after his discharge rented later and was assigned to w Svile. Texas. In order i be v. H her son. She said she started for i a Quot Onsville. Hut was injured in ail Tomohide eident in deny j the soil obtained leave by associated press encased wire Geneva. Salt. Jan. 14.�?the Council of the league of nations today will attempt to Settle the controversy Between Finland and soviet Russia with regard to Eastern Karelia where the course of the argument has been marked by several months of Ger Rila warfare. Before adjournment the Council will consider reports of is special health commission to Russia which declares thai while there is not a single Case of plague in european Russia Thoro have been More than 20,000.000 cases of typhus in the last three years. Leadership of world lost to u. former president Sis it i eth \ Fost Haisch by defeating Paris Pait toward Berlin this fact is developed at secret Poincare Lloyd George conference moratorium opposed Harding is worried Over dry enforcement by associated press encased wire Quot Washington p f a a Jan. 14.�?president Harding it has been mad i known is considerably concerned Over the question of prohibition enforce 1 ment but it was said had As yet determined on no definite policy to secure Quot i More thorough compliance with the Law. Unfavourable comment was made at the White House concerning municipalities which it was said had Hays to quit Post to take big movie Job _ n postmaster general reaches definite decision after seeing Harding openly countenanced Tho flouting of he makes statement _ i tiie prohibition Law. It was indicate it _ guards by Entrance to emd dial the president was giving Oon Bassy when to premiers Sid Erable thought to the situation. It is known he regarded Law enforce ment As the Keystone of Constitution Al government. Meet in Paris president Vvs it Wilf improve Industry hates to see la \ is Fea be a Nile Enro Ute to Den or. Mrs. \ der80n said. The lad sup ered a it of memory and after a out re on listed und a another a line at fort ii. A. Russ i. Vav com Jig. Fat a classed As a i Ltd to r Ai Brownsville he was sent in i to 2 ars at fort Leavenworth. Mrs. Anderson Hopes to a d of the president she mrs. Harding. Whom Slit knew at Marion. Joe was it Frier boy for the Marion . The a resident s newspaper or and a. A a a declared. A to i to forged checks for his a a girls by associated press encased wire san Francisco. Cal. Jan. 14.�?. Colo., i what flow Wilson declared in a latter it visit written by him january 3 to John to. Williams of a san v Francisco that failure of Senate to ratify the treaty of Versailles deprived the United Staley of the leadership of the world. His letter in reply to one from or. Williams saying his work had made possible tile Washington conference on limitation of armament said you Are right in thinking that the j United states was entitled to leadership in the league of nations indeed the countries associated with us in the War and the Many less powerful governments which had benefited by the results of the War. Had aready accorded us leadership and tile pity of tile failure of the j Senate to ratify the treaty of Versailles was not Only that the nations who took part in the framing of the treaty were denied by our act the Justice they sought to secure by associated press i eased wire Paris. France Jan. 14�?that France stands alone in her viewpoint and j policy toward Germany was reported As the outcome of the interview this afternoon Between Premier designate Poincare and prime minister Lloyd George. Although no official announcement was Amde. It was Learned from a member of the belgian delegation returning from the Cannes conference of the supreme court m. Poincare. Opposed granting a moratorium j to Germany in favor of which Bel i glum. Great Britain Ami Italy ars solidly United. Came i it it from Cannes Lloyd George came Here from Cannes and drove immediately to the British Bass. Wither he was soon followed by promised designate Poincare. The two were in conference for More than an hour and a half -0�?r�? land Bank to provide seven millions Cash a in ebs of four St vies to benefits of Man institution in Good condition by associated press encased wire Washington. Lack Jan. 14.�?an-i nou Cement that postmaster general Hayes will shortly retire from the Cabinet was made at the White House j today. After a forty minute conference a with the postmaster general president Harding said he could not Well interpose any objection to or. Hays retirement to become head of a a i Lineal association of motion picture i producers Ami distributors. A dates for retirement the postmaster general in discussing the matter informally said no Date for his retirement had been decided on that matter being left open awaiting negotiations with the motion picture producers. The president personally gave out j the follow ing statement a the postmaster general and i have been discussing at considerable length two negroes one woman hanged at Jackson for murder Jackson. Miss., Jan. 14.-�?Hattie in Audrue and Leon Vivette. Negroes. Were hanged this morning in the county jail at Forest for the murder of Alton Page White on the night j of August 27. 1 921. Page was killed by being struck by an axe while in the woman s Yard. I the body was then hacked to and As much of it As possible placed a in a stove and burned. The remainder was buried in a negro cemetery i Bis is the first hanging of a woman in Mississippi since the civil War. A daddy of All stills found near Freeman fifty gallon outfit on i. T. Kleinsasser farm seized by sheriffs state dry Law is questioned by judge Smith. A 4 constitutionality of search and seizure clause under fire in court up to supreme Bench prohibition of it frs ordered to Reu in Fon Tisi med still to i Mimer i he ii i. Thru formerly former More than seven million dollars to be loaned to Farmers of South Dakota. Nebraska Iowa and Wyoming will be made available through the authorization of a now Bond Issue by the Federal land bark of Omaha of the proposal which has been made to which w. C. Baker of Mitchell is a i him to become the head of a National director association of motion picture product the two statesman met in the j a a further iss, Bonds is to in. And distributors. If the Arrante embassy whim la be at a rate not to exceed five per-1 ment proves to be. When the details cent said or. Baker a and tile forthcoming Issue from All the Federal land Banks of the nation will aggregate about $ 50,000. I lie Omaha Bank will have about one tenth of this. The five percent land Bonds strictest secrecy Entrance to the conference was in Progress. Newspapermen were left on the sidewalk As m. Poincare left his car and entered the court. Conference important the greatest importance is attach re lie a daddy of Thorn the biggest still Ever lot ated in South Dakota by prohibition officials was found near Freeman this week on the farm of i. T. Kleinsasser a wealthy Farmer and brother of senator Kleinsasser of Hutchinson county. With a capacity of 150 Gallons this still was equipped to turn out Moonshine As rapidly As it could be disposed of in South Dakota. Three Hundred Gallons of fermented Mash were an important phase of the search and seizure clause of the South Dakota prohibit on Law is expected to be brought into Tho supreme court of flu state to be passed upon As to its constitutionality As a result of n decision today by judge Frank b. Smith of Mitchell. The Case in which the decision was made was begun by Joe Kelter of White fake who was arrested last october on a charge of manufacturing liquor. Morf Kieffer started action recently demanding that a Quantity of liquor and equipment for distilling it taken from his farm by prohibition enforcement officials be returned to him and that it be suppressed of evidence in the Case. Officers Viii have t aels judge Smith ruled today that the confiscated liquor Ain is ill should be returned to Kieffer within ten Days. He based his decision on a ruling that the affidavit on which the search warrant was issued stated the facts de to the conference by political Cir now acct Inland a Premium of about Des where it is hoped the meeting three and one fourth percent cleared the Way for the eventual Stock dividend declared Are worked out. What it Sterns to be i cannot Well interpose any objection to or. Hays retiring from the Cabinet to take up a work so important. A it is too great an Opportunity for a helpful Public service for him to refuse. I shall be More than sorry to have him retire from the Cabinet. Where he Lias already made so Fine found with the still. The Mush was in the Case on information and in just ready to he run through the still. One Keg of finished Moonshine was found on the farm. Equipment All new All the equipment found was new so it is believed that no great Quantity of liquor had been produced. A record but we have agreed to look i the outfit was Complete with Al signing of the Anglo French treaty a the directors also declared an j upon the situation from the broadest Cohol testers bottlers and All apply m. Friant or some eight percent dividend on association viewpoint and seek the highest Public ances necessary to manufacture Good negotiated by substitute for it Hope also is enter 1 Stock a or. Baker continued a for a trained that m. Poincare and or. Lloyd dividend of four percent for the or. Hays made this statement George come to an understanding on Semi annual period ending december a with the president s Cement i the difficult problems of reparations. 31 1921. The dividend will distribute j have decided to undertake the work regarding which m. Poincare s views 1 $175,000 to borrowers and reduce the suggested by the motion picture to a a to . I 1 Lucurs and distributors. No contract liquor. There were also a number of new barrels. It was necessary to obtain a truck from Freeman to carry away the confiscated materials. Wood Smith and Charles Bintliff Lief. Only. Judge Smith held that it is unconstitutional to permit a Pine to be searched on merely information anti belief and that facts must be cited. A Law providing for the issuing of sea Roll warrants on the a information and belief basis Bas been on the statute books of South Dakota for 15 years and has never been brought into the supreme court to he passed upon. My for contempt sentence an interesting sidelight in tile Case occurred when or. Kieffer the Man by its terms but also that the i nit j fire known to have heretofore Dif interest rate on six percent Loans to dimers and distributors. No contract a the on a state and the other a fed who was arrested for manufacturing de states was deprived of the Lead Fred widely from the solution m. I ab0ut 5 ti-10 percept and on the 5 Bas been executed As yet. I am Assum eral. Prohibition official both from in a liquor asked that judge Smith Force Reship of the Young farm hand arrested for passing worthless series j. K. Mckelvy. A forger who has let Imi cd nearly a dozen Mitchell nere Hants for Small sums ranging from $1.50 to $13 was arrested by the Mitchell police Friday after having Cen located through a Young woman n whom he spent the greater part j or the Toney to secured. He is now a jail under Bonds of $00 awaiting i it i in circuit court. Me Civy Bas worked on the farm f j. K. Williams near Mitchell fori erne time. Ile started writing the a Orth less Cheeks several weeks ago ii almost every Case he signed them the his own initials. A. but he �?�<1 different surnames. When ask-,1 to put Bis address on a Check he variably gave some Street number oar the City limits. When it was found that there were event checks written by the same notorious a a a. the police started my estimations. A clerk remembered e voting won an who was with my j Viviani wont join Cabinet Tardieu is asked to take portfolio of minister of a b or at i i it r dec ions about 5 ti-1 a per Briand had expected would be in j.2 percent Loans to about 5 14-100 proved at Cannes if be had remained percent la _ a Quot a a a Zarohi. jct to Worth he a contemplated by this i j of Loans leads in the number rom i , mrs will ing of course that a satisfactory contract will be possible and one which will. Make certain the carrying out of Mitchell raided the new still and a Wood Smith Deputy state sheriff. And rested or. Kleinsasser and two Assis d. K. Barrett state s attorney of aur Tants Peter Hofer and w. T. Warm Ora county to show cause Why they plead guilty to should not be charged with contempt Paris. Franco Jan. 14�?m. Poincare. In his task of forming a French Cabinet to succeed the Briand ministry asked former president Rene Vivian to accept the Post of minister of Justice with the vice presidency of the Cabinet but m. Viviani refused the portfolio it was officially announced this afternoon. Poi no Are expresses views on Cannes conference by associated pros feared wire Paris France. Jan. 14.�?raymond Poincare elected by president Miller and to form the new French Cabinet. I i gives Bis views on the Cannes conference in. Today a revue Des Dux condos. While not absolute opponent of commercial negotiations with Russia. I. In Poincare docs not approve of giving them a the solemn consecration of a conference to which tin chiefs of All fu70pean governments Are summoned. Those of Russia and Germany in the front rank a a he continues. A Wilson was called an idealist and a dreamer. The covenant of the league nations however defective. Sex or. Hays in s plated in december. The total for the District of completed Loans for the proposition informally month amounts to $1.9,1.500. Be Tidence that satisfactory arrangements Braska Farmers borrowed $61 4,400 of could be worked out by him with to this Iowa. $601,400 and Wyoming j Tion picture interests. He said that As $80,100. Quot a it soon As possible he would Confer. 58 m til Loti Iii Loans probably in new York with represent Tota i Loiuis up to Date amount to fives of the motion picture Indus further discussing the fhe Tia 8e and was bound Over to of coup land punished because they really expressed con Mirou Rouit under Bonds of $500. Have turned the confiscated liquor and to $58,464,490, or. Baker said. A Iowa has about $28000,000 Nebraska has about $ , South Dakota about $11,000,000 and Wyoming $2,000,000. A nearly two million dollars of Loans have already been paid in full and the Bank has nearly $300,000 in undivided profits and $200,000 it also was announced that Andre of Tardieu former French High com pressed at least some precise ideas missioner to the i nned states and j and in fact despite the regrettable lieutenant of m. Temen eau during defection of Tho United states that the peace negotiations had been institution has not failed to Render j asked to take the ministry of Liber service. But with the Genoa Confer ated regions and that m tar leu once we plunge into the Civy at the time he wrote the Check wild give his answer this afternoon. Quot with regard to reparations he he police located her and soon found writes a a. I i a it is much Leys important for us police Mckelvy. Three local merchants today identify Mckelvy As the Man who gave hem the checks he is charged with writing. Of japs plan big Aerial Force Riffe inventor dead Hartford. Conn. Jan. 14.�?christopher minor Spencer. V w inventor of the Spencer Rifle and of the first automatic screw machine died at the Home of his son. Roger m. Spencer Here today. To receive today twp or three Hundred millions than to assure for u5i selves tomorrow and later maintaining the total of our debt and the right to enforce its m. Poincare favors the Franco British pact but no terms of absolute Equality. lose Volley Ball to twelve of clock club try who have been negotiating for his services. Or. Hays refused to discuss the salary which he would receive in his new position but it has been reported As upwards of $159,900 a year. Postmaster general Hays was said by his friends however not to regard the salary As the controlling Factor in his decision. While it was stated at the White House that the question of a successor Warne and Hofer refused to plead guilty and will be tried in Federal court. They Are both in jail. Root Iii Yankton sensational Moonshine arrest occurred in Yankton last monday when John a trends a prominent citizen who lives in Yankton a Hest residence District was arrested for the operation of a still. This arrest was made by Deputy sheriff Wood Smith and Deputy sheriff Pappe of Yankton county. A 2 5-gallon still Copper Coil and Cooling vat 50 Gallons of fruit and Barley Mash six or seven bushels of Barley a bottle of colouring matter. Prohibition to or. I h is had not Horn considered an<1 thou it is to Quot arts he a Quot a shed by the president and would not be until he had definitely made his de product were seized or. A trends is said to have been a cilium immediately til re sprung Forth a Vry outspoken advocate of of Mohibi 1 Rwm for of feared territory in so Wing is Finnel y Agaj it or i Pon but Assoc United press leased wire Washington d. Jan. 14.�?.lapun a rough her arms conference Delegate. Agreed today to Transfer to Hinn the administration of the least in it cry of Kiao How in Shan to province. T o agreement becomes effective n a Complete settlement is reach on the entire Shantung Controy now before the chinese and a none delegates. The japanese a agreed today to hand Over to a a chinese government All Docu Quot nut necessary for the admin term Quot ii of the lease Bedel when the transit affected. Of iwo bandits killed in attempt to raid Toledo Road House suppose y of were loved by associated press leased wire Toledo of. Jan. 14�?one Bandit a s killed and another said to be Robert Mccormick of Toledo prob of in fatally wounded and captured Hen six armed men held up w. H. Or own a Road House ten Miles South Ltd Toledo at Midnight last night. When the bandits entered the Road a use through doors on opposite sides f the Bouse Paul Whiteman of a Jedo a guest Drew revolver and Ltd. Killing the Foremost of the and. Four of the bandits escaped. Of ten Arbuckle i for was by associated Lori a leased wire san Francisco. Calif. Jan. 14�?ro a i l. Ackerman passed temporary esterday As a juror Iti the Sec d manslaughter trial of Roscoe a Arbuckle was excused today hts inn request. This reduced the a 0. La Mccrai \ jurors in 1 in. Widly Bradly. Passionately by a woman like this. Suppose she were a woman of untold wealth of limitless Power of surpassing berate a a Queen in her own Domain. What would you do n How Jim Kendric. American adventurer and seeker of treasure solved the problem when Zoradia Castellar Flung Hor Power her Beauty and herself at bit feet is told in a daughter of the Sun want Germana War guilty by associated press leased wire pans Ranee. Jan. 14�?surrender of the germans charged with offences in Rah Strunk postbox i d connection with the War to the allies Belfast Jan. 14�?the Railroad for trial is recommended in two Trike called for tonight was Post resolutions adopted by the mtr Al toned one month aaa result of to lied commission on War crimes made Days conference Between repro Public today. Fives of the workers and the Cin Vloy 1 ers. Various reports. These include the names of Harry s. New senator from Indiana or. Hays Home state or. Hilbert work present first assistant the twelve of cock club team was Host master general Walter s. Dicky victorious i i a Volley Ball game Fri Kansas City manufacturer and ilex Day evening played against a team Resen Talve a Steenerson of Minnesota from the congregational Church. The chairman of the House Post office methodists won the first three out of committee five games played. In n. Davies refereed. The congregational team was composed of g. B. Claycomb w. In Yeatch Max Nobis. I Ouis Novinger. Richard Burn and l. P. Peterson. The twelve of cock club players were c. L. Oyass. E. J. White l. S. Vickers. Clarence Sellers Whitney Morris and e. E. Monroe. Of a a Tion. But is now believed to have used this talk As. A Blind to cover his distilling operations. Ile is wealthy and readily furnished a $750 Cash Bond to insure his appearance in circuit court. Bonus excluded from debt Bill measure caking for soldiers to stand on own feet my cum Ber says. Crap games go on Board ship despite danger initiated in dome of Victory memorial for each Soldier is Harding a plan by associated press in Ascot a wire who ser de in the War a Gold one Washington. D. A. Jan. 14�?erec for each % who gave his life in the Tion in Washington of Tho National service with Tho initials or every. ,. Man marking his own . Thus will Victory memorial building Commeau per raved a a re to flak of rating the american forces in the i nation with its millions of stars world War and complying with the and that it May be Given the Sharac wish of George Washington for a Ter of a truly National memorial it great educational institution Here. Is in wished that each state should pro endorsed by president Harding in a vide for the stars for its own men j Pau a not to let loan percent. Letter to All state governors and the in addition to any other participation commissioners of the District of it May choose to assume. By associated Presa leased wire Washington. D. Jan. 14.�?the Soldier Bonus Bill will not be made a part of the Allied debt refunding Bill. Chairman my cum Ber of the Senate finance committee said last night after a series of conferences held Between Senate leaders to discuss the desirability of merging the two. It also became known that president Harding did not look with favor upon the suggestion. The foreign Hill. Senator my a umber said would be taken up by the finance committee monday in the Hope that it would he put in shape at shift time for reporting to the Senate. It w As the intention he added. To eliminate some of the features n which the Treasury department has the measure being held in committee for several weeks. These include provisions for Semi annual payment of interest and that the interest rat still Over to the Federal. Authorities. Judge Smith dismissed this part of the Rase by said that it might be brought tip again if the confiscated liquor and still were not returned within the ten Day period allowed will i it Hal us Miller and Mitchell of this it qty and attorney bar t of White i Ake appeared on the Side of the prohibition official it the Case. While Donald Fellows. Plankinton appeared Fen Keiffer. Or. Miller said today thai the ease probably will he appealed j but that no decision has been reached i in the matter. Much interest was aroused by the Rase As it is considered one of the most important liquor decisions made a in a number of months. State sheriff John Shanks of Pierre was in Mitchell for the hearing and plans to Confer wit la at Torney general Byron s. Payne with regard to the matter. May not obey order Keffor is a wealthy Farmer and i arrest on a charge of manufacturing liquor aroused much comment in his Community. When Deputy sheriff Smith and the sheriff of Aurora county searched his farm they found several a jugs and bottles of liquor in his garage a boiler and stove in the hog House and a Copper roil in a water tank. It is a question whether the order issued by judge Smith Todary will be obeyed a the Federal prohibition authorities took the ease up As soon As Keiffer started his Campaign of soldiers on transport it Rook Defiance against the state enforcement in ignorant a of Pugh i officials. It was then that the Ron i i la Bea i Kim is pleated liquor and still were turned Over to the Federal authorities. New York. X. A a a Jan. I 4�?a thousand doughboy returning from Ger 0 Many on the transport a Rook Learned today for the first time that their ship had sprung a leak last tuesday and had been in danger during great gales Itiat swept the North Atlantic a not a trap game stepped was the smiling comment of Captain Frank Reppa As the Crook was being lashed to pier at the transport Bas in Brooklyn. The transport St. Nti Hiel. Which had been dispatched to wireless to spread sermons and music overt Western coast to by american pantheon r shrine of National patriotism repro in it Fri jul new a a a to Quot Lite by Quien Sake to know a. It will appear daily in a he Republican commencing monday. Ian. 16th Columbia urging official participation of the states in the project. Washington s wish fulfilled in his letter to the governors in Benting for our country the senti i Der Date of january 9, president i ments that Westminster Abbey and Harding said St. Paul a Church attest to englisha i am writing you to enlist your men and the pantheon and the in interest. With mine in the washing Halides to frenchmen this is the ton and the Victory memorial build ambition of the men and women who ing. Which is in course of erection in Are carrying Forward the work of the t Washington. As you doubtless know. George Washington memorial Asao i the Structure is intended to be a citation. The association is i corpor worthy National memorial of the ated by Law of Congress the National services of our armed forces in the government provided the site for the world War. And also to represent a Structure and recently its Corn a com Hance with the wish of general j Stone was Laid. Washington that a great educational a i have Assurance that the City establishment should be provided Washington will give generous Assis Here. These two purposes have been ame town Ard erection of the Mentor United in the plan of the memorial Ial and would be glad if each of the i building in whose erection it is pro-4 states would be fit to give the in posed to have All the states Partick comment indicated by some official a Pate. A participation. The project has appear the great auditorium designed ased strongly to me. And i know to a a meeting place for National and in Trio tic men and women All Over la Ter National gatherings will have its land As one of such inspiring nature ceiling studded with Gold and Blue i As to deserve generous encourage stars a Blue for very Suri Voi i bargains every Day the bargain counter of Mitchell is the want and Section of the Republican. Here you will find bargains every Day in property of almost every description form the habit of Reading the want ads they make mighty profitable Reading by associated Presto leased wire Oakland cal., Jan. flans to broadcast by wireless Telephone each liar her Iii the j it Rwy of Rmon. A Ncr-4 Bav concerns were completed today by vows in papers the radio Trade association of it a the doughboy eagerly Annex land. The Rock Ridge station Imre the newspapers giving accounts of from which the to Creon will in. Sent the plight of the Crook and then re has a working radius of mile. Marked that seasickness gave them the Sermon of Bishop William fed More concern than anything else Nichols of the episcopal Captain Reppa said that most of Church will be tarried to Moffor. The Crew of 140 were sent below decks to plug up open seams. Home water leaked in and it was necessary 1 to remove baggage. Care was taken i to see that the water did not reach be coffins of 652 bodies of american soldiers which were transported from French cemeteries for re interment in i their native soil. The Crooks skipper was inclined j to belittle the experience. He said some of the rivets had Given Way causing the seams to open but that at no time was there great danger. Bidden and habits too in addition to the 968 enlisted men and 60 casuals the Crook brought 14 German Bride and t Tobt babies. Most of Hie enlisted men had been engaged in policing the Rhine. Many of them had seen hard fighting in the War. They were marched to fort Hancock and soon will be sent to various parts of the country for demobilization. Red Cross and welfare workers were at the do k and distributed Coffee and sandwiches to the sol i Diers and Crew. Turkish chief murdered London eng. Jan. 14�?mustaph 1 Kemal Pasha the turkish nationalist Leader has Bene murdered says an Exchange Telegraph Agency dispatch from constantinople Loda a. Weather report forecast Mouth Dakota fair and colder tonight and Munday. Weather predictions for the week beginning monday Are upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valley generally fair except snows tuesday or wednesday Normal temperature. Local Teumim nature by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum 3 8 minimum 2# Al Noou pc

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