Two New Machines Destroyed By Fire At Avon Lake
A tractor and trailer carrying three Packard cars skidded off Stop 61 Lake Road at about 2 30 a m. in Avon Lake. The crash toppled a car, tore a gas leak across the highway, and set gasoline ablaze. Avon Lake firemen extinguished the blaze. no injuries were reported.
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Avon Lake
Lake Road
Blake Bartley
Buffalo
N. Y
Paul Chapman
Joseph Woodings
William Holst
Bartley
Avon Lake Fire Department
Melvin Grove
Colson Bicycle Plant Expands Assembly Line Capacity
The Colson Bicycle Company reports major shop changes under new president Neely Powers aimed at permanent growth. Taylor notes conveyors tailored for specific uses will cut operating costs and shows a demo on Colson bikes against competitors, with testing validating superior quality. Weekly employment climbed from 300 to about 500.
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Sembly
Taylor
Neely Powers
Colson Bicycles
Colson
Court Actions Filed Over Debts and Foreclosures
In And About The Court House notes executor G Albert Rothgery sues Joseph A Cozad for 6500 and seeks foreclosure of Lorain property. Charles Cavano of Cleveland sues R J Mahoney of Oberlin for 250 on a note. Cleveland Trust Company sues Nellie Carroll of Lakewood et al for 1165 on a note secured by Avon Lake property.
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G. Albert Rothgery
Joseph Rothsery
Joseph A. Cozad
Lorain
Charles Cavano
Cleveland
R. J. Mahoney
Oberlin
Cleveland Trust Company
Nellie Carroll
Lakewood Et al
Avon Lake
Jury summons for six Elyria Lorain residents January 21
Six persons summoned yesterday for common pleas court jury service beginning January 21 are Elmer Oswald and Marie Birmingham of Elyria Vernon Queer Gustave Braun and Mary Gabele of Lorain Hazel Kirkpatrick of Wellington Carl Peterson of Avon and Robert Nesbett Jr of Grafton. John Thomas of Elyria filed suit for divorce yesterday on grounds of gross neglect. Mrs George H Sherwood of Elyria filed suit for divorce yesterday on grounds of gross neglect and wilful absence. Steve Radick of Lorain asked partition of Sheffield village property naming John Subiacki et al as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Elmer Oswald
Marie Birmingham
Elyria
Vernon Queer
Gustave Braun
Mary Gabele
Lorain
Hazel Kirkpatrick
Wellington
Carl Peterson
Avon
Robert Nesbett, Jr
Grafton
John Thomas
George H. Sherwood
Steve Radick
Sheffield Village
John Subiacki
Verdict Ordered in Elyria Man's Suit over Nine Thousand
A verdict for Mrs. Ruth Hadaway Kelley against Walter H. Watts of Elyria for 9493 was returned by Common Pleas Judge Clarence Ahl of Bucyrus after special assignment hearing the case here last week.
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Walter H. Watts
Elyria
Ruth Hadaway Kelley
Kaiser
Common Pleas
Clarence Ahl
Bucyrus
Wellington Home Damaged By Early Morning Fire
A fire of undetermined origin damaged an unoccupied High Street home in Wellington owned by Linton White and Ernest Poiner. Estimated damages ranged from 600 to 3700 dollars as extensive repairs were planned by the new owners who had just prepared it for occupancy. Mrs. L. E. Halliday alerted the fire department after seeing smoke from the roof. investigators suspect attic wiring may have started the blaze.
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Wellington
High Street
Linton White
Ernest Poiner
L. E. Halliday
Elm Street
Fire Department
Sheriff Potts Gets Maximum Term in Summit County Case
The court sentenced Potts, the Summit County sheriff, to the maximum term after a pending motion for new trial. Other defendants received a range of sentences from a year and a day to eight months while those acquitted included Robert Thomas, Henry Haynes, and George Farris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Palumbo
Ralph Nicastor
Steve Bartok
Fred Thomas
Henry Schoff
Robert Thomas
Henry Haynes
George Farris
Potts
Delivery service contact listing in Oberlin
Mrs Esther Alflen of East Lorain Street provides delivery service in Oberlin. Contact Allan Harris at 22 Union Street or by phone at 4371 to arrange deliveries.
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Esther Alflen
East
Lorain St
Allan Harris
Services Tomorrow In Oberlin Churches
Oberlin Ohio lists church services for Sunday and Monday across multiple congregations. First Church in Oberlin with a 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 worship on Life's Redeeming Paradox. First Methodist with student class at 9:55 and 11:00 sermon The Seven Lamps of Stewardship, plus 6:30 Epworth League and evening open house for students. First Baptist with 9:45 Sunday school, 11:00 and 7:30 services, and Thursday prayer. Christ Church Episcopal with children's service and morning prayer. Sacred Heart Low and High Mass times. Mt Zion Baptist at 9:45 Bible school, 6:15 B Y P U, 7:30 evening. Rust M E with morning services and Epworth League. Evangelist Alberta Pulley in charge Sunday 3:00 and 7:30 with music. Christian and Missionary Alliance with 1:45 Sunday School and 3:00 preaching. Monday Young People meeting at 8:99.
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Oberlin, O
First Church
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman
T. Craig
Epworth League
Jack Templeton
Methodist Parsonage
Music
Christian Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
Mt. Zion
Rust M. E. Church
Mr. Hares
Alberta Pulley
Christian and Missionary Alliance
J. D. Bell
Young People’s Meeting
Thirteen Killed In Plane Crash Near Cochabamba
In Bolivia, a tri motor airplane owned by Lloyd Aereo Boliviano crashed in Tapacari swamps about 23 miles from Cochabamba killing thirteen aboard. Pilot Wilsterman, 26, Bolivian, and co-pilot Hennel, 42, German, were among the dead. Cause of the crash is undetermined. The aircraft was en route to La Paz.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Tapacari
Cochabamba
Wilsterman
Hennel
Lloyd Aereo- Boliviano Company
Death of Maryleane Fitzpatrick, infant daughter of Fitzpatricks
Five month old Maryleane Fitzpatrick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Prince Fitzpatrick of 9321 Seventeenth Street, died yesterday at home. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM from the residence with Reverend Smith officiating. Burial will follow in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Maryleane Fitzpatrick
Prince Fitzpatrick
Seventeenth Street
Reverend Smith
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Mrs Eliza Bowerite Squire at New London
Mrs Eliza Bowerite Squire age 78, lifelong resident of New London and Rochester township, died at her High Street home after four months bedfast following a broken hip and stroke. Survived by daughters Esther and Eva Squire. son Z E Squire in Tucson. Funeral services arranged by Fitch Funeral Home.
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New London
Eliza Bowerite Squire
Rochester
High Street
Esther
Eva Squire
Z. E. Squire
Tucson
Arizona
Squire
Fitch
Rev Allen to Leave Hospital Sunday
After five weeks illness the Rev. E. W. Allen will leave Elyria Memorial hospital Sunday morning. He will recuperate at the home of friends before resuming his work.
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E. W. Allen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Home of Friends
Dog Tag Deadline Warned by County Auditor
County Auditor Charles S. Kelser warned dog owners that Monday is the last day to buy a dog tag without a $1 penalty. About 5,000 tags have been sold countywide, with 2,700 in the auditor’s office and the rest through outside agencies. Last year more than 10,000 dogs were registered.
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Charles S. Kelser
East Oberlin Church Service and Sunday School Info
Clarence Ward, minister, leads morning worship at 9 45 a m with Sunday school following at 10 30 a m at East Oberlin Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberlin
Clarence Ward
Steel Elected Head of Oberlin Business Club
Jerry G. Steal proprietor of the Apollo theatre was elected president of the Oberlin Business Men's Club at the annual meeting in the Oberlin Grange hall. Lea Comings named vice president and J. N. Stone reelected secretary treasurer. J. N. Stone presented annual reports. Prof P. D. Sherman was the principal speaker reviewing the group's work. A 6:30 supper by Grange ladies preceded the meeting.
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Jerry G. Steal
Apollo Theatre
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
Lea Comings
J. N. Stone
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin
the Grange
Wellesley Professor To Speak On Excavations in Antioch
The second Baldwin Foundation lecture at 7 30 tonight in the Allen Art Building features Wellesley College professor W A Campbell discussing Excavations in Antioch. The first talk by Rhys Carpenter of Bryn Mawr addressed Art's Future From Its Past. Lectures are open to the public at no charge.
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Baldwin Foundation
Allen Art
W. A. Campbell
Wellesley College
Antioch
Rhys Carpenter
Bryn Mawr College
Oberlin Women’s Band elects student conductor Miss Strong
Miss Aileen Strong, a junior violin major and French horn player, was elected student conductor of the Oberlin College Women’s Band at the annual election held last Friday. She is the daughter of Jarvis A. Strong of West College Street.
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Aileen Strong
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College Women’s
Miss Strong
Jarvis A. Strong
West College Street
Mrs Hazel Hipp and Marilyn Visit Friends in Chicago
Mrs Hazel Hipp and her daughter Marilyn are spending the weekend with friends in Chicago. Miss Charlotta Powers is visiting relatives in Port Huron Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hipp
Marilyn
Chicago
Charlotta Powers
Port Huron
Alichigan
Soil Fertility School Set For Lorain Medina Farmers
Farmers from Lorain and Medina counties will study soil fertility at a five week school in Spencer. Earl Jones of Ohio State University will instruct on soil make up plant growth air in soil acidity leaching and nutrient uptake. Sessions run 145 to 330 pm with access for southern Lorain and western Medina counties.
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Lorain
Medina
Spencer
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Spencer School
Lorain County
Medina County
Senate clash over neutrality and Nye lobbying era
In a fiery session, Senator Glass denounces critics as indecent for attacking two men honored by the country and defends Woodrow Wilson against munitions committee charges. Senator Connally presses Nye on earnings from lecture tours, while Nye cites many unpaid speeches. Senator Clark hints at a forthcoming defense of the committee’s work.
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Ing
Senate
Glass
Wilson
House of Morgan
Woodrow Wilson
Tom Connally
Tex
Nye
North Dakota
Bennett Champ Clark
Automobiles Damaged In Gulf Road Collision
Cars driven by Leo Nasipak of 532 East Broad Street and Lloyd McIntire of 436 Cleveland Street were damaged about 3 p m yesterday when they collided on Gulf Road according to police.
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Leo Nasipak
East Broad Street
Lloyd McIntire
Cleveland Street
Gulf Road
Ohio Conference Women slated to host Kathleen Courtney
In Columbus on February 4 and 5 the ninth annual Ohio Conference of Church Women will feature Kathleen D. Courtney, a leading British peace advocate, as the principal speaker. Rev. B. F. Lamb of the Ohio Council of Churches announced the event. Deputy Sheriff Dora Michael, 33, was dismissed in Lima after charges of disloyalty, absence without permission, and spreading rumors. she disclosed to a state examiner a sworn statement about sheriff's office operations.
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Columbus
Kathleen D. Courtney
Great Britain
Ohio Conference of Church Women
B. F. Lamb
Ohio Council of Churches
Lima
Dora Michael
Ralph S. Marshall
Michael
Food relief distributed to WPA clients in December
Columbus Ohio January 18 state WPA headquarters announced that food commodities and other household necessities with an aggregate value of 521612 were distributed to relief clients during December.
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Columbus
WPA
Cleveland child scalded in tub. in serious condition
In Cleveland on January 18 Raymond Kolson, two, was scalded after falling into a bath tub of hot water. He remained in serious condition at a local hospital today.
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Cleveland. O
Raymond Kolson
Newcomerstown youth dies in county’s first 1936 traffic fatality
Newcomerstown Ohio January 18 1936 Melvin Shields ten year old boy was killed in an automobile truck collision at Wolfe Ohio last night becoming Tuscarawas county’s first traffic fatality of 1936 His mother Pearl Shields fifty five and brother Clyde seventeen were injured in the crash
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Newcomerstown
Melvin Shields
Wolfe
Tuscarawas County
Pearl Shields
Clyde
Man goes blind drives to suicide in Ohio
Cincinnati police report that William Gibbons a resident of North College Hill Ohio learned he was going blind and shot himself to death last night.
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Cincinnati
William Gibbons
North College Hill
Gallipolis mail carrier hurt after ingesting muriatic acid
Albert Knuckles age 59 a special delivery mail carrier was reported in serious condition in a Gallipolis Ohio hospital after he drank muriatic acid he mistook for whisky in a tin shop authorities said today the incident occurred January 18 at a local tin shop while Knuckles was testing a container of liquid for alcohol content before consumption
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Gallipolis. O
Albert Knuckles
Hauptmann case continues with conflicting evidence
The attorney general dismisses new information from Dr Condon as unlikely to yield further help. Hoffman plans remain, and Hauptmann seeks another interview while the governor is expected to confer again regarding the case.
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Hoffman
Dr. Condon
Bronx
Panama
Stauptmann
Hauptmann
Brownhelm W. M. 5 Program Held by Congregational Society
Brownhelm Ohio January 18 The Women s Missionary Society met at Mrs Raymond Fairchild s home. Mrs H L Brandan presented a program including devotionals letters from Edith Husted reports from Rev and Mrs Henry Sticks in Africa and talks by several members on civilization broadcasting Christian Jews and Kipling poetry A short business session led by Mrs H B Whittlesey and officers for 1936 were announced Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Roosevelt Heads Abroad for Weekend Speaking Dates
President Roosevelt leaves the White House aboard his special train for Newark New Jersey to meet with national emergency council officials and then travels to New York City to dedicate the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial. He is expected to outline recovery progress and urge federal-state cooperation for faster realization of objectives. The schedule has him departing Newark at 4 0 p m and arriving in New York about 30 minutes later.
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Washington
New Jersey
New York City
Roosevelt
White House
Newark
N. J
National Emergency Council
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Fail To Find Cause Of Air Liner's Crash
Memphis January 18 official investigators probing the American Airlines luxury liner crash that killed 17 moved to end the inquiry without a hint of the catastrophe's cause. Officials said the investigation remains open and American Airlines will continue its own probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Yean
American Airlines
American Aiirlines
Harold Baetz Visit Shows Patient Improvement
They visited their son Harold Baetz at the Clinic Hospital. Harold is somewhat improved, and it is hoped that he can be brought home in a week or so. He has been critically ill at the hospital for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Baetz
Clinic
Harold
Funeral for Mrs Mary Neiding Kuhl in Vermilion
Mrs Mary Neiding Kuhl age 83 died suddenly Sunday as she entered the Reformed Evangelical church in Vermilion. She lived with her sister Mrs Minnie Weidheiser and is survived by two daughters Mrs Carl Northeim of Amherst and Mrs Martin Demuth near Vermilion, three sisters Mrs George Jaeges Mrs Weidheiser and Mrs Bauer, and six brothers Nick Neiding Wakeen William John Edward Louis and David Neiding of Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Bauer
Albert Koch
Vermilion
Mary Neiding Kuhl
Bauer
Martin Demuth
Near Vermilion
George Jaeges
Weidheiser
Nick Neiding
Wakeman
William
Pittsfield
John
Edward
Louis
David Neiding
Amherst Park Bank stockholders meet. Shattuck re elected
Harold Leuszler broke a bone in a knuckle on Sunday. The Amherst Park Bank held its annual stockholders meeting at Amherst on Wednesday. A. J. Shattuck was among directors re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Leuszler
Amherst Park Bank
Amherst
A. J. Shattuck
Baetzs Spend Tuesday Visiting in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Baetz traveled to Cleveland for a Tuesday visit, spending time with relatives and touring local sights during their outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Conrad Baetz
Cleveland centennial year to host Great Lakes Expo and conventions
Mayor Burton notes Cleveland’s centennial year with plans for the Great Lakes Exposition in summer and numerous conventions. A Legion fundraiser event featured Harvey C. Cheney and local leaders including Edith Hearn and former Mayor Hewitt, who urged support for the drum corps, highlighting costs for trips to San Antonio and Boston and the premiums of running activities this year.
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Burton
Cleveland
Great Lakes
National Legion
Cheney
Harvey C. Cheney
Legion
Edith Jtlearn
Legion Auxiliary
Thomas Welsh
E. D. Nielsen
D. A. Baird
William Hruby
Hayden Evans
San Antonio
Texas
Boston
Economic institutions shaped by human feelings and actions
Economic institutions arise from human thought, behavior, customs, and laws. They reflect how people in societies organize exchange, regulate markets, and establish norms that guide production and distribution over time.
Markets Present Wide Fluctuations Across Poultry and Produce
Market notes show weak POULTRY-Market with heavy hens at 44 lbs up 22e and various price points for Leghorn ducks turkeys and geese. POTATOES list 100 lb bags and 50 lb units with prices ranging near $1.00 to $2.35. No major price stability detected amid mixed wholesale quotes and assorted bag sizes.
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Staandards
Slige Lmi
Lexhorn
Leghorn Springers
Leghorn Stags
White Dee
Maine
Bex
Grain prices in Toledo market report
Toledo Grain notes bid and offer levels for Wheat No 2 red around 1.06 and 1.01 to 1.02 per bushel with No 3 red near 99 to 1.03. Corn No 2 yellow quotes around 61 to 62 cents, with minor variations and track price context. Oats No 2 white listed near 3.14 to 3.50 per bushel and Rye No 2 around 61 to 64 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transit Bill- Inc
Elyria supports corps with new uniforms for 48 men
The leader noted the corps will need new uniforms as it plans to send a group of 48 men to the convention. He praised Elyria for past generosity and pledged continued support as long as the boys work hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
King Edward IIillness cast shadow over royal estate
Reports from Dersingham describe villagers learning of the King's illness as the royal family and police guard increased presence at Sandringham. The estate gates closed to visitors amid an icy snowstorm and anxious speculation about empire and world politics spread after a late night bulletin detailing heart weakness.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of York
British Legion Post
Dersingham
Edward
Norwich
Norfolk
Sandringham House
Community notes from Vincent area social visits
Mrs Martha Penrod of Elyria visited MBK church Ladies Aid Society in Vincent with Mrs Frankie Reese from Tuesday to Wednesday. births announced for Francis Boyd in New London Hospital and for William Eddy in Lorain Hospital. Several locals ill visiting, hosting, or traveling, including Francis Stinebring and Viola Kiesel with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. White
S.C. Hurlbut
Anna Sands
Elyria
J. J. Heckel
Claude Baldwin
William Eddy
Lorain
Babe
Francis Stinebring
T. M. Baldwin
Viola Kiesel
West Dover
F. H. Lewis
Herman Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Commodity quotes from Sheels Elevator and Fair Child Milling
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, flour, alfalfa, hay and feeds are listed by grade and unit. Prices are per bushel for car lots and by ton for hay. Items include No 2 red wheat at 1.11 to 1.12, oats No 3 white at 32 to 34 cents, corn No 3 yellow at 66 to 67 cents, flour jobbing ranges, alfalfa No 1 second cut at 15.50, Timothy hay varied from 8.00 to 12.90, and feeds such as flour middlings at 26.60 to 29.00 per sack or unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheels Elevator ‘Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Ackerman and area residents visit amid illness notes
Mrs. Chris Ackerman remains ill with influenza under a physician care while Emma Ackerman, formerly at Mrs. Beal's Telegraph Road home, now stays nearby. Visitors include Mrs. Alicea Kiser of Elyria and others from Avon Lake. Morgan's digestion worsens after pneumonia. Markley PTA members attend Lorain County Council at Clearview School with several families. J. H. Haynes and relatives attend funeral services in Warren for Mrs. Sarah Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Ackerman
Emma Ackerman
Beal
Telegraph Road
Alicea Kiser
Elyria
L. Keller
Anna Sands
J. J. Heckel
Theodore Webber
Avon Lake
Morgan
Markley
Parent-Teacher Association
Lorain County
Clearview School
Penfield Junction
C. E. McIntire
Shirley
R. W. Cobb
Reising
Louie Keller
Elia Tilden
Frank Trockley
F. H. Lewis
Loretta
John Harnish
John Wilhelmy
J. H. Haynes
Warren
Ohio
Sarah Hawkins
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James P. Brennan
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Mrs. Eliza Squire
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Kenneth Born
University of Kansas
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Toledo
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