Judge Webber Denounces Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber at Westerville’s Anti Saloon League anniversary denounced repeal efforts. He urged Lorain County Grand Jury indictments for beer manufacturing or sale as unconstitutional under the 18th Amendment. He cited Yale Professor Kiles and noted prior lager beer intoxication cases.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Anti-Saloon League
Westerville
Lorain County
Roosevelt
United States
Ohio
Congress
Walter Hobart ‘Kiles
Yale University
Webber
Reforestation Army Sailors Reach Fort Knox Staff
A group of 499 government reforestation recruits departed Zanesville Ohio on Sunday night bound for Fort Knox Kentucky. The Muskingum county contingent led with 160 volunteers followed by Guernsey 110 Perry 85 Morgan 50 Coshocton 50 and Noble 35 representing multiple counties.
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Zanesville, O
Fort Knox
Muskingum
Guernsey
Perry
Morgan and Coshocton
Noble
East Carlisle Four-H Club Holds Meeting 1933
The first regular summer meeting of the East Carlisle Four-H Club was held Saturday at Robert Smith’s home with most members attending. A business and social session discussed projects and lunch was served. The next meeting is set for June 16 at Chester Hardaker’s East River Road home.
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East Carlisle
Stolen tools and fuels reported from high school stadium
The theft of a shovel, several tools, five gallons of gasoline, and five gallons of oil from the high school stadium was reported to police on Sunday.
Car Overturns Whe... Injuries Reported at Grafton
William Wooden of 621 Broad Street sustained minor injuries when his car overturned near Grafton at about 10 30 P M Sunday according to a local report.
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William Wooden
Broad Street
Grafton
Car Crash Injures Teen on Oberlin Road Bridge
Leola Robison of 13th street suffered severe injuries around 7 p m yesterday when a car carrying her and Robert Chettam of 18th street crashed into the concrete abutment of the Black River bridge on Oberlin road. Deputy Sheriff Sam Provenza reported the vehicle belonged to Steward Branch of Bath street.
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Leola Robison
13Th Street
Robert Chettam
18Th Street
Black River
Oberlin Road
Sam Provenza
Steward Branch
Bath Street
Y-Indus Club Plans Ladies Party at Noko Mis Beach
Members of the Y-Indus Club will attend a Ladies Party at Noko Mis Beach tomorrow night marking the club final activity of the year. About 25 couples are expected. plans remain tentative with a hamburger fry as a feature. The group departs from the YMCA at 7 p.m.
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Y-Indus Club
Nokomis Beach
Boys pay for window after sling incident at Waldeck home
report says boys broke a window at 266 Boston agents Sunday. Prosecutions were dropped after the youths agreed to reimburse the cost, per the police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waldecker
Boston
Stolen Shingles From Lake Avenue Construction Site
George Fridenstine of Stop 9 Lake Avenue reported to the sheriff’s department that 24 worth of shingles were stolen from a new building under construction on Lake Avenue.
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George Fridenstine
Lake Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Marshall Files Petition for City Treasurer Run
Marshall files petition joining primary race for city treasurer seeking reelection. He becomes part of the candidate slate as filing continues for city offices.
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Marshall
Jack Marshall
Firemen Free Man From Second Street Fire Escape
Three Elyria fire engines rushed to 241 Second Street after a 2 a m alarm from Kewple Hamburger Shop. They found Francis Brubaker trapped between floor and railing on a fire escape at 243 Second Street. Firemen freed him and police took him into custody as trucks returned to the station.
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Elyria
Second Street
Kewple Hamburger Shop
Engine Company Number
Ladder Company Number One
Francis Brubaker
Third Street
R. H. McClure
Justice Dept names alleged gold hoarders for prosecution
Washington on June 5 Attorney General Cummings said the Bureau of Investigation has received lists naming more than 1 000 alleged gold hoarders for potential prosecution The text also mentions Bogland's Sons of the Clergy Corporation founded in 1655
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Justice Dept
Washington
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Cummings
Bogland’s “Sons of the Clergy Corporation’’ Was
PLAN FOR FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN COUNTY EXPENSES
County commissioners plan more cuts in Lorain and Wellington Fair boards and Lorain County Humane Society spending. They expect to drop the county’s $2,800 annual support to each fair and curb Humane Society costs, noting the society’s roughly $4,900 yearly expense and unpaid taxes amid tight funds.
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Lorain and
Wellington
Lorain County
C. D. Murray
Humane Society
Fair Boards
Murray
Humane Agent
Fatal Injury After Car Strikes Nova Child
Betty Pence seven of Nova Ohio died in Ashland hospital after noon yesterday four miles west of Nova on Route 17 struck by a car driven by Dr Austin S McKoatrick Elyvia Ohio Witnesses say she ran from between two parked cars into the path of the doctor He was en route to Greenwich and absolved of blame The child's mother is Mrs Samuel Jones
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Betty Pence
Nova. O
Ashland Hospital
Nova
Austin S. McKoatrick
Elyvia
McHitrick
Greenwich
Samuel Jones
Fugitives Identified by Victims in Missouri Bank Hold Up
A young couple from Bonne Terre identified two escapees from a Kansas prison as Billy Woods and Clifford Dopson after they held up McBride Rayfield and Miss Callie Stewart and forced them to ride to St. Louis. The fugitives escaped in Rayfield’s car after taking $5. They boasted of nine other prisoners in a May escape from Lan sing prison. Police Bertillon photos confirmed the identification.
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ST. Louis
Fredericktown
Billy Woods
Clifford Dopson
Kansas
McBride Rayfield
Callie Stewart
Bonne Terre
Rayfield
Miss Stewart
Seventh triennial B of L E convention opens in Cleveland
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers holds its seventh triennial convention in Cleveland on June 5. Major items include financial reports from grand officers and a proposal by Grand Chief Alvansley Johnston to move the convention to Chicago, citing adverse newspaper coverage as a motive. Past conventions have rejected similar proposals.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enineers
Chicago
Alvansley Johnston
Bible School Opens At First Baptist Church
Summer Bible School started at First Baptist Church with 260 attendees including teachers and assistants. Mrs. Guy W. Byars presided as superintendent in the main building and Miss Annie Davidson led the East avenue building. program participants from nine to ten included Mr. H. G. Stevick, Miss Helen Sherman, Irene and Richard Upton, Irene Hollis, Dorothy Keiffer, Faith Wilford, and Mrs. C. R. Bennett, signaling a promising year ahead.
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First Baptist Church
Guy W. Byars
Annie Davidson
East Avenue
H. G. Stevick
Helen Sherman
Irene
Richard Upton
Irene Hollis
Dorothy Keiffer
Faith Wilford
C. R. Bennett
Wittenberg College Board picks Wearly and Hackenberg
Election results announced in Springfield Ohio name O D Wearly of Toledo and Reverend W M Hackenberg of Zanesville as new members of the college board of directors.
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Springfield
O. D. Wearly
Toledo
W. MM. Hackenberg
Zanesville
Wittenberg College Board of Directors
Oberlin Girl Weds Kipton Man in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Marguerite Parke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. H. Parke of Oberlin, married Robert Harr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harr of Kipton, at the bride's home. The ceremony, performed by Dr. J A Richards, was informal due to the illness of the groom's father. They will reside on a Camden township farm after a brief motor trip.
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Oberlin, O
Marguerite Parke
E. H. Parke
Morgan Street
Robert Harr
Frank Harr
Kipton
J. A. Richards
Dorothy Harr
Parke
Par Cnts
Camden Township
Robert Darling Dies At Oberlin
Robert C. Darling, 30, died yesterday at Allen hospital after a several week illness. Born in Oberlin, he lived here all his life and worked at Jones Floral Co. He was a member of First Baptist church. Survived by his widow Ruth and a stepmother, two aunts Mrs. Harry Avery and Mrs. May Wood, and uncle Chester F. Ralston, all of Oberlin. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Robert C. Darling
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
William W
Ada Ralston Darling
Jones Floral Company
First Baptist Church
Ruth
W. W. Darling
Harry Avery
May Wood
Chester F. Ralston
M B Clevenger Taken By Death
M B Clevenger 68 died Saturday at 2 30 PM at his home 32 Union street after months of poor health He was born in Muskingum county Southern Ohio and moved to Oberlin twelve years ago from Attica He was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge Survivors include his wife Emma two sons Venus A and Mills ER Oberlin one brother W H Clevenger of Pasadena California Funeral services were held at four this afternoon at the Union street home and will be held tomorrow at 3 PM in Mt Gilead burial to follow Rev J A Richards and Dean Graham in charge
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B. Clevenger
Union Street
Ohio
Muskingum County
Oberlin
Attica
Odd Fellow Lodge
Emma
Venus A
Mills
W. H. Clevenger
Pasadena
Calif
Mt. Gilead
Prospect P T A Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Prospect street school Parent-Teacher Association held its annual meeting in the school auditorium with President Mrs Taft presiding. New officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs David Mover, Vice-President Mrs A E Nilsson, Secretary Mrs H W Sinclair, and Treasurer Mrs Locke Cooley. An art talk and grade displays followed, including fifth grade dolls and a tabletop Dutch garden, with artworks showcased for several days at the school.
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Prospect Street School
Taft
David Mover
A. E. Nilsson
H. W. Sinclair
Locke Cooley
Simpson
Prospect School
Series of Silver Teas at Mrs Heacox home
A series of Silver Teas runs Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons from 3 to 5.30 at 257 West College Street hosted by Mrs E A Heacox. The Bay City Trio will play at each tea with Gertrude Heacox Stove as a member of the trio.
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E. A. Heacox
West College Street
Bay City
Gertrude Heacox Stove
P T A Groups To Hold Round Up At James Brand House
Prospect and Pleasant street school parent teacher associations unite for a joint summer Round-Up at the James Brand House tomorrow morning June 6 in cooperation with the District Health Department. Each entering student will receive a physical exam vaccination and diphtheria immunization. Parents will review any health findings with leaders to arrange corrections before school entry.
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Prospect
Pleasant Street
James Brand House
District Health Department
Community health drive invites attendance and exams
Local physicians and dentists will conduct examinations as part of a health drive. Younger children over four may attend now, with other opportunities later in the summer for those under four. Mrs. W. J. Gutman and Mrs. Earl Jones chair two committees in charge.
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W. J. Gutman
Earl Jones
Club Activities of Coming Week
Regular meetings and events fill the coming week across Lorain County clubs. Highlights include the Frank E. Peck Chapter of DeNMo Iasy, Pythian Sisters, Nineteenth Century Club picnic June 6 at the Gherkens home, American Legion Auxiliary, Lorain County Council seven units entertainment at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky, First Methodist and First Church women's groups, Cultural Talks by Mrs. L. L. Lord, Comfort club, Vine Rebekah Lodge, Woodland Avenue Sewing Bee, Literary and Social club picnic June 8 at Mrs. Charlotte Scott’s East College home, neighborhood clubs on West Lorain Street and a Friday Fythian Sisters meeting.
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Frank E. Peck
Order of Denmo Iasy
Pythian Sisters
Lizzie Kelley
North Pleasant Street
Nineteenth Century Club
Gherkens
East College Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Lorain
Comfort Club
Leslie Bickel
Willard Court
Vine Rebekah Lodge
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Avenue
Juanita Gibson
Woodland Avenue
Sewing Bee
Ater
Charlotte Scott
West Lorain
North Cedar
W Wright
West Lorain'reet
Fythian Sisters
Birthday Dinner Honors Herrick and Richardson
C D Herrick and W R Richardson are celebrated at a dinner this evening at the Herrick home in honor of their shared birthday. Mrs W C Christy and Mrs Charles Magruder travel to Sandusky tomorrow for a Soldiers Home meeting. Mr and Mrs C D Herrick and Charles Herrick and family visited yesterday at the home of Herrick’s daughter Mrs Clayton Hess in Cleveland.
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C. D. Herrick
W. R. Richardson
Herrick
W.C. Christy
Charles Magruder
Sandusky
Rome
Charles Herrick
Clayton Hess
Cleveland
Brook Park Wins 3 2 Over North Eaton in C IL League
North Eaton Ohio June 5 Brook Park edged a 3 2 victory over Eaton in a C and IL league game. Eaton collected nine hits off Lang while Brook Park pitcher scattered them. Brook Park batters had six singles amid five walks. Notable hits included Shepherd two base and three base hits. stolen bases by Co Grills Meermans two and Bran. sacrifices by Baechle. Carpenter walked five and struck out four. Lang fanned 19. Umpire Sanger.
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North Eaton
Brook Park
Eaton
Lang
Wes Carpenter
Shepherd
Shepher
Co. Grills
Meermans
Bran
Baechle
Carpenter
Sanger
B. Grills
Tite
Simms
Reynolds
Simms Brook Park Ool
Planning State Relief March Public Meeting in Columbus
Unemployed workers small home owners small farmers part time workers and World War veterans will urge support for the State Relief March at a mass meeting tomorrow night on the court house steps under the State Action Committee and Unemployed Councils. The 7 30 P M gathering aims to enlist Ohioans for relief legislation and the march to the state capitol stopping overnight in Elyria on June 17. Discussion will cover relief needs and best methods to obtain aid.
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Columbus
Court House
State Action Committee
Death of Mrs. Melissa E. Parmelee in Elyria
Mrs. Melissa E. Parmelee widow of William Parmelee died at her home 16 Middle Avenue Sunday night after a long illness. Born October 19, 1850 in La Grange Ohio she lived in Elyria 42 years and belonged to First Methodist Church. She leaves two daughters Ella M. and Maude A. and grandson William Miller Parmelee of Los Angeles. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home then to the late home for funeral services at 2 PM with Dr E J Bond officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Melissa E. Parmelee
William Parmelee
Middle Avenue
la Grange
Ohio
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Ella M
Maude A
William Miller Parmalee
Los Angeles
California
Nichols Funeral
E. J. Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Court actions list property dispute and divorcement filing
In And About The Court House Thomas Monroe filed suit against Louis Miller asking that property at 121 Monroe street be restored to him because of failure to observe the terms of a land contract. W. O. Zaiser was appointed receiver today for the property of Hazel R. Castle at 2459 Second street at the request of Prudential Insurance Company of America. The Citizens Home and Savings Association filed suit against A. W. Dinniger administrator of Emalea Lathe deceased Lorain for 2535 dollars alleged on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage is asked. Julius Bakos filed suit for divorce from Julia on the grounds of gross neglect. They were married in 1932.
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Thomas Monroe
Louis Miller
Monroe Street
W. O. Zaiser
Common Pleas Court
Hazel R. Castle
Second Street
Prudential Insurance Company of America
The
Citizens Home and Savings Association
A. W. Dinniger
Lorain
Julius Bakos
Julia
Indians Split With Tigers In Twin Bill
Cleveland and Detroit split a doubleheader with plans for a third game in the series. Wesley Ferrell, riding a four game winning streak, was slated to start for Cleveland, likely opposing Tommy Bridges who has two one hit games this season. Cleveland sits third in the American League standings.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Wesley Ferrell
Tribe
Tommy Bridges
Cleveland
Graves of Confederate prisoners honored on Johnson's Island
Graves of 206 Confederate prisoners on Johnson's Island were decorated by the island chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The island served as a Civil War prison camp and some graves are those of spies executed there.
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Sandusky
Johnson's Island
United Daughters of the Confederacy
World history figures inspire with lasting vision
A sermon reflects on Columbus Copernicus Luther Moses and others as world citizens whose fame endures beyond borders. The speaker notes greatness comes from aspirational vision and a guiding aim, citing Maclaren’s list of 31 greatest historical figures and warning that lacking purpose leads to failure, with contralto solo by Mrs. O E Brodbeck performing Invocation by Berwald.
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Columbus
Copernicus
Luther
Moses
Maclaren
O. E. Brodbeck
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Roundup
Market summaries show butter and eggs steady with small variations in extras and receipts. Poultry offers range from heavy fowl to Leghorn, with various prices for broilers and chickens. turkeys at 15c. Potatoes quoted across Michigan Ohio New York and Pennsylvania sacks per bushel, with grade notes. Lambs and sheep prices listed, including top lambs at 89.00 and bulk around 8.80, plus lower grades and trade ranges for yearlings and wethers.
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Michiigan
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S No
Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Market Report Summary
Market report shows hogs steady to firm with price around 510 for 160-300 lb and 150 lb down 4000. cattle opening slow with steers weak to 25 cents lower, cows and bulls steady to easier, best Iowa lots around 50 or more, sausage bulls around 3.25, calves mainly lower with bulk near 600 and top 6.50, cows mixed 4.00 to 5.50. sheep active with better grades steady to strong and lower grades unevenly higher.
Fergusons Angry Toward Mrs. Roosevelt
Gov. Miriam Ferguson and husband James Ferguson skipped a breakfast honoring Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt after she declined to pose in a group photo. Photographers reported Mrs. Roosevelt did not wish to pose with them, prompting a tense exit as the Fergusons grew angry amid the scene.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Van Sweringen claim on Nickel Plate deal draws money link
The Nickel Plate matter discussed shows a $2,000,000 cash payment to New York Central funded by a Guardian Trust Savings Company loan of Cleveland. Van Sweringen testified as Pecora stated during the noon recess that the Van Sweringens obtained control of a railroad without contributing any cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Timony
New York Central
Guardian Trust Savings Company of
Cleveland
van Sweringen
Pecora
van Sweringens
Van Sweringen Brothers Real Estate to Rail Network Tale
Ohio real estate developers O P Van Sweringen testified in a Senate investigation into J P Morgan and Co. and described how their early property ventures grew into a vast railway network. The brothers, prominent figures in midwestern rail expansion, outlined their rise and business strategy amid scrutiny of major finance interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
O. P. van Sweringen
Senate
J. P. Morgan & Co
van Sweringen Brothers
Grain and flour prices report from Cleveland market
Quotations furnished by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange show prices for corn, wheat, flour, oats and mill feeds. Prices are listed per bushel for commodities like corn and wheat and per ton or barrel for feeds and flour with varied grades and futures ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Clara Karchner Sues Willard for Divorce in Ohio
Clara Karchner of Elyria sues Willard of Mansfield for divorce on grounds of gross neglect, seeking termination of marriage and related relief in a Mansfield area court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Karchner
Elyria
Willard
Mansfield
George Borrow's Bible in Spain Becomes Best Seller in 1843
George Borrow's second book Bible in Spain published in 1843 quickly rises to best seller status. The author judged some reviews as overly laudatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Borrow
Spain
Shut Ins Day Headquarters Opened in Sharp Block
Headquarters for the Shut Ins Day project have been set up in the Sharp block to coordinate bouquets sent on June tenth to persons confined by illness. Call 2738 to nominate someone. A published coupon is available for sending contributions to the Sharp block headquarters.
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Sharp Block
Herewilths
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Gorventisa Peng
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Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilboni
Kipton Man
Robert Darling
M. B. Clevenger
Prospect P.T.A
PLAN
Indians
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Frank
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Garretsville
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Mrs. Roosevelt
van Sweringeno
O. O. van Sweringen
Allegheny Corporation
Erie
Pere Marquette
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Nickel Plate
Missouri Pacific
Thestapeake & Ohio
George F. Baker
Chesapeake Corporation
J. P. Morgan &Co
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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