Alexandria Mayor Vetoes Police Outside City Act
Alexandria Mayor James M. Duncan said he would veto a council measure to appoint three more police and restrict their duties to city limits. The move follows police aiding county and federal raids on illicit stills and bootleggers. A special meeting is uncertain before the next regular session January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
N. Patrick St
Alexandria
James M. Duncan
H. Noel Garner
Ccounty
Board of Police Commissioners
Court of Appeals and Circuit Courts Daily Legal Record
Long list of cases adjourned and judgments on verdicts noted by district, circuit, and city courts. Names include Davis Lukeney Company, Washington Loan and Trust Company, William Phillips, Joseph Everett, George Tea ve, and Annie Erch among others with verdicts, costs, guardianship, estates, and deed details recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Loan and Trust Company Ye
James H. Weaver
Edward Stafford
A. ML Baker
William
Phillips Va
Frank Jackson
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Eurely
Justice Hoebling
A. D. Smith
J. EB. Ray, Jr
Callen Service, Inc
H. B. Moulton
Pissouff
National Surety Company
Justice Hoehling
M. J. McNamara
Climax Brothers
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Bs Justice Hoehling
Sara Amdur
Eugene R. Jacotson
L. H. David
B. Keene
Attormers
McKenney, Flannery
Craighill
Henry Friedman
Nicholas Etein
L. HL
David
S. V. Gusack
J. J. Hamilton
H. Brady
Robert B. Mitchell & Co
A. B. Porter
Fidelity & Teposit Co
Justire Hochting
D. Edward Clarke
Ricketts awarded damages in Rockville suit
In Rockville circuit court a jury awarded Mrs. Alice E. Ricketts of Glen $125 for tire damage, a broken tree and two damaged fences in a suit against her brother in law Stonewall Jackson Ricketts. Albert M. Bouie represented the plaintiff and John A. Garrett the defendant. Also noted a notice in Rockville of a death, a public schools administration appointment, a marriage in Washington, and a marriage license issued for Mina Frances Calloway and William W. McKelvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Alice E. Ricketts
Glen
Stonewall
Jackson Ricketts
Albert M. Bouie
John
A. Garrett
Cord Edmondston
Louise Edmondston
Richard L. Edmondston
East Liverpool
Ohio
George E. Lewis
Margaret Creighton
Lonacoring
Oakdale
Charles Franklin Bready
Calvin Bready
Washington
J. Howard Wells
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mina Frances Calloway
William W. McKelvey
Quantico
Navy Assignments and Personnel Movements 1921
Navy Department releases detachment and duty assignments for numerous officers and petty officers including Marbury Johnston as president of the naval exam board, Kalbfus to naval air staff duties, Babbitt to heavier-than-air training instruction, Cecil to Anacostia, Dunstan to ammunition depot Fort Lafayette, Fechteler to Naval Academy, and multiple detentions and reassignments at Newport Great Lakes Cleveland and other bases. Also notes temporary lieutenant (jg) appointments ending December 31 and several boatswain appointments among listed officers.
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Marbury ‘Johnston
Navy Dept
Edward C. Kalbfus
Leman L. Babbitt
Air Sta
M. O. B. Hamprds
Instruc
Nav. Air
Pensacola
Fla
Henry B. Cecil
Det
Air Squads
Ad Fit
Air Ata
Anacostia
D.C
Daniel Duncan
Dat
Amm
Fort Lafayette
U. S
U. S.S8. Nitro; Lt Wm. M. Fechteler, Det. U. S
Barney
U.S
Acad
Annapolis
Chas
J. Fielding
Train
Newport
Inch
Nav
Hosp
Wash
D. c
Harold Law
Terhune
U. S.S. Mars
U. S. S. Laramie
G. G
Carl W. Hamilton
U. S. _S. Mars
U.S. 5
Laramie
Cleveland
Onie
Will F. Roseman
Great Lakes
Ohio
Elmer Klehl
Wyoming
Wm. A. Alley
M. C
Navy
Key West
Wia
John G. Zeigler
Elizabeth’s
Stanley J. Kincaid
M.C
Hamp
Rds
Navy Yard
Phila Pa
Edgar F. McCall
C.F. OG U
Canopus
Edward F. Mullery
CM. C
Seattle
John T. O'Connell
Delaware
Frank Sabiston
Gulfport
Cape Ha
Chas. €. Orr
William A. Kane
Walter F. Raes
Patrick J. Gorman
Ole Rohde
William E. Cozens
Reuel
V. Hanbery
Clyde
A. Merritt
Howard D. Rodecker
Ralph H. Smith
Leonard A. Neilson
George W. Meyers
Lewis Aufdemorte
Samuel 3. Fosnaugh
George Amrein
Joseph Kamenskyi
Edward J. McMurray
Richard Hackett
Frank J. Miner
Harry W. Bryan
James Edward Doherty
Gustav A. Schlueter
Wendell A. Williams
John Calvin Moore
John KR. Washburn
Roy J. Medcalf
Lexy Fe
John Timoney
Ross BE. Slinger
John R. Suchy
Victor Jacob Walters
George W. Maxwell
Herbert R. Gibson
John Holland
Robert J. Hobbs
William Hardy
Theaters Offers Wide Holiday Lineup Across City
The page previews a busy Christmas week with Helen Hayes in Golden Days at National and Honeydew at the same venue. Garrick features Green Jade next week with Orrin Johnson in the company. Betty Compson stars at Palace in The Little Minister and Jackie Coogan performs My Boy at the Metropolitan. Cinema highlights include Call of the North at Rialto and Little Lord Fauntleroy at Columbia. The Harvard Orchestra visits National Theatre December 27 and the Washington Hearts chorus presents Sweethearts at Central High December 28-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Jade
the Garrick
Orrin Johnson
Betes
Ux Vropolitan
Jackie Coogan
Metropolitan
Palace
Mary Pickford
Lord Fauntleroy
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Washington
Columbia
Knickerbocker
Sessue Hayakawa
Viola Dana
Awa Hearts
Victor Herbert
Property Mortgages and Secured Notes Listed in Local Ledger
A crowded record shows multiple mortgage and security transactions. Mark F Finley and William K Reese secure a loan with Exchange Bank of D C for 3500 at 7 percent. Carl Schneider and spouse secure 3000 on Square 1269 Lot 28.9 with Robert Iment and Lula Martin as parties. George Barkman and others secure 3000 7 percent on Square 96 Lot 7. Rosa Caywood to Charley W Warden and Erskine Gordon secures 5500 7 percent on Square 1007 Lot 7. George Barkman and others to John Weedon and George White secure 3000 7 percent on Square 77 Lot T. George Barkman and others to secure 9000 7 percent on Square 1097 Lots 1-8. Elbert Miner and others to John A Thompson and James H Green secure James C Nelson 2600 6 percent on Square 4060 Lot 65. Albert Miller and Green to secure James C Nealon 1250 6 percent on Square 1280 Lot 80. William Bolded to Thomas C Anderson and Robert N Anderson secure Jackson B Anderson 350 6 percent on Square 78 Lot 16. Mary A McEldberry to Milburn J Donohoe and James A Donohoe secure J H McCauley 2600 7 percent on Square Block 1907 Lot 8. Edwin G C Dinwiddie et al to James S Ensley secure Northwest Washington Improvement Co Lic 2100 5 percent.
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Henry C. Harding
Raymond &. Werner
Pautine B. Werner
Wiliam Hurley
Robert J. Hurley
Franklin
Charles H. Cross
Bertha Mabel Cross
Charles O. Volland
Nathad Bortnick
William T. Sigler
Michael S. Murray
Square
Fred Stare
George F. Linehan
Fred Mayer
Alicea
Dmmeaz R. Elis
Mike Finelli
Agnes A
Ethel M. Rutty
James D. Denson
Rufus C. Jones
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church
Charles W. Hil
James L. Folbey
Lilla H. Lee
Samuel Shagrue
Hyman B. Goldblatt
Christy T. Smith
Cora Dorsey
Charles W. Brown
Mary
William ©. Smith
Marvin M. Mclean
J. Sells Wilson
Jackson B. Anderson
William Relden
James C. Nealon
Bibert R. Miller
Alice Herbert Moran Jey Monahan
Mary C. McElderry
Patrick J. Walshe
Vincent Pope
Fanny Pope
Northwest
Washington
Thaprovement Company of
Discrete of Columbia
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Robert Stead
Mary Stead
Raymond J. Vierbuchen
William Force Stead
Raymond J.vierbuchen
Paul F. Brandstedt
George M. Emmerich
Hermann H. Bergmann
Permanent Building Association
Fred
Walker Et al
Jane
Emech A. Chase
George OC. Bowie
Llewellyn ¥. Davis
Robert E. Hurley
Albert White
Harry BD. Denham
Columbia Building Association
Franklin FE
Lampkin
John A. McCarthy
Walter A. Duinizan
David J. Dunigen
Nathan Hortnick
Charles 8. Shreve
John Ty. Howard
Seventh Street Savings Bank
Michael
Murray
Wiliam G. Miller
Harry M. Packard
William T. Sigier
Mamie J. Taw
Robert J. Bowler
Whcarntor M. Hunt
Maude L. Reed
George P. Tenehan
Dilfian
Lylvian
J. Luchs
Harry B. Pitts
Werhert T. Shannon
Morton J. Luchs
Mary J. Casson
Harry
Welch
C. Burton Roderich
Besele B. Welch
Sanire
Wiliam
Ells
Édgar A. Miller
Emma R. Ellis
Grover
Allen
Margie Roby Allen
B. Prandy Sank
J. Writer Jacobs
Agnes A. Saul
George Younes
Job Salloom
George A. Fila
Elian Rattal
Potomac School
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Square GA
Mauri J. Sheehan Et al
Union Trust Company
Joseph C. Hobby
Robert H. Stone
Frederic H. Johnson
John M. Sheenley
Joseph C. Hobbs
Herbert A. GM
Theodore N. Gil
Margaret
Connolly
Raymond W. Werver
Eugene H. Taggert
J. Arthur Taggert
James A. Barbour
Eugene A. McLachlen
John A. Morse
Erwin B. McIntyre
Leslie E. ¥. Prince
Percy J. Grdy
Charier E. Behling
George W. Offatt, Jr
B. Agee Bowles
Potomac Savings Bank of
Georgetown
Charles W. Him
Charles W. Pfau
M. Towers
Arcure Terminal Commercial and Savings Bank
Lilia H. Lee
Milburn A. Ronnhop
James A. Denchne
James L. Falbey
Iymon HM
Oldblatt
Herman Shapiro
Lewis
Samuel Shapiro
Charles W.brown
C. Burton Roderick
J. Sells- Wilson
Eugene H. MacLachlen
William H. Manogue
Marvin
M. McLean
Rosa M. Carwood
Charles W. Warden
Erskine Gordon
Eppa L
National Society of Daughters of American Revolution
National Metropolitan Bank
C. Bekloft
Sae Care
Charlotte EE. Harskell
Mark F. Finley
William K. Reese
Aeence Exchange Bank of
D. C
Carl Schneider
Harry K. Ross
H. Glenn Phelps
Robt Iement
Lula M. Martin
Ocerl Schneider
Et Ux
Harry Hoss
Bertha D. Kiser
James E. Dement
Lala M. Martin
Georgiana B. Cornetami
Robert Dement
George W. Barkman
John C. Weedon
George W. White
C. J. Weedon
Rosa M. Caywood
Charley W. Warden
Eppa L. Norris
George W.barkman
George W
C. J. Weeron
George P. Barkman Et al
J. Weedon
Garsen Nordésinger
J. Fdavant Lewis
Johanna Young
Elbert KR. Miner
John A. Thompson
James H. Green
James C. Nelson
Milburn J. Donohoe
James A. Donohoe
J. H. McCauley
Edwin GC. Dinwiddle
Tech and Gonzaga Quint Meet Today At YMCA
Tech and Gonzaga basketball teams clash at the YY M C A this afternoon at four o'clock. The Gonzaga quintet blanked Manual Trainers in their last meeting while Manual Trainers seek revenge after a slow start but recent improvement gives them a stronger chance today.
Madame Butterfly shines with strong acting and singing
Madame Butterfly at Poli's last night drew praise for Fitziu Cho Cho San and Agostini Pinkerton whose vocal prowess complemented compelling stage presence. Washington audiences welcomed their dramatic interpretation alongside Ada Paggi Suzuki and the robust tenor of Agostini. The orchestra felt prominent in Act I while staging impressed, and upcoming programs include Faust Aida and a festive Bernice's Christmas at Keith's theater with Santa Claus.
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San Carlo Grand Opera Company
Poli
Mme. Fitziu
Cho Cho San
Giuseppe Agostini
Pinkerton
Agostini
Washington
Ada Paggzi
Suzuki
Mme. Vitain
Faust
Boscacci
di Biasi
Madeline Keltie
Aida
Bianca Saroya
Nina Frascani
Tomassini
Roland
Santa Claus
Little Keith
Angela Keir
Bernice Hopkins
73 Year-Old Man Convicted of Attacking Woman
Scott Rinehart, 73, of Baltimore County’s Tenth District, was found guilty by a Harford County grand jury of attempting to assault Eva J. Humpel in her Harford County home last August. Judge Harland suspended sentence. The victim, a widow about 25, testified through tears with a infant in her arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Belair
Scott Rinehart
Baltimore County
Eva J. Mumpel
Harford County
Humpel
Baltimore City
Warn
Rosa Sutton
Fourth District
Rinehart
Harland
Woman, ill, hanges self in West Virginia home
Special to The Washington Post from Romney West Virginia reports Mrs George Hawse age 42 hanged herself in the smokehouse at her home late yesterday authorities say her illness and a prior operation in Cumberland last February may have affected her mind Her daughter Miss Lee Hawse saw telegrams sent and upon returning found her mother dead The survivor list includes her husband Petersburg Virginia December 21 Seven hundred thousand dollars in four year 5 percent Petersburg bonds were sold to the Guaranty Company of New York with 200000 sold December 8 at 99 and 500000 later at 1037 The funds will retire short term notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Romney
W. Va
George Hawse
Hawse
Cumberland
Lee Hawse
Washington Post
Petersburg
Guaranty Company of
New York
Two Women Seek Hancock Postmaster Job
Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland reports Mrs. Ella May Hockman widow and Mrs. Alice C. Widemeyer as candidates for Hancock postmaster to replace Benjamin Mitchel Democrat Other applicants include Emmons Corbett Republican and Paul Phillips Democrat the incumbent assistant post master Harpers Ferry West Virginia notes Mrs Edith Staubs 26 died at Silver Grove survived by husband and two children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont. Hagerstown
Ella May Hockman
Alice C. Widemeyer
Hancock
Benjamin Mitchel
Emmons Corbett
Paul Phillips
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Edith Staubs
Silver Grove
Colvin Trials Perpetual Motion Spring Motor Claim
D V Colvin of Cleveland Ohio goes on trial in federal court on charges of using the mails to defraud. He allegedly collected about 25000 from Maryland residents by promising a spring motor that nearly solves perpetual motion. Colvin has stayed in jail three months awaiting trial and is to present his device in court tomorrow or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
United States District Court
D. V. Colvin
Cleveland
Ohio
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Maryland
Colvin
Stranger rescues girl from blaze as flames threaten life
In Fredericksburg Virginia on December 21 Gladys Calhoun seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mamett Calhoun escaped serious burns when a stranger from Alexandria wrapped his heavy overcoat around her as her dress caught fire in an alley near her home. The child was saved while her mother was away at her husband's store and a boy named William DGmmett allegedly started the blaze with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Gladys Calhoun
Mamett Calhoun
Alexandria
William Dgmmett
LAUDS RULE IN SAN DOMINGO
W. W. Russell American Minister to San Domingo said military government by US marines has benefited the San Domingo people. He arrived at Hampton Roads on the Argonne with senatorial committee members who are investigating charges of cruelty by marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
San Domingo
United States
W. W. Russell
Hampton Roads
Argonne
Russell
Philadelphia
Medill McCormick
Washington
Senators Grley
Nevada
Atlee Pomerenc
Obie
Jones
New Mexico
Man Hurt in West Virginia Train Wreck
Special to The Washington Post reports F. Armstrong of Washington D D had his ankle sprained when a Baltimore and Ohio train jumped the track at Independence West Virginia eight miles east of Gratton. He received treatment and was moved to Clarksburg where he once worked. No other injuries were reported. A mail car baggage car dining car and two Pullman coaches derailed. The crash is said to have been caused by a broken rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton Post
Clarksburg
W. Va
Frank Armstrong
Washington, D
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Independence
Gratton
Real Estate Loans on Desirable Securities Charged
Tyler and Rutherford, Inc. at 817 15th Street NW arrange $270 000 on Washington DC real estate. Several trust funds funded with economical terms for borrowers. WM H Saunders and Co at 1438 Estaw Main 1016 handle related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler & Rutherford, Inc
15Th St
D. C
WM. H. Saunders & CO
Bloodhounds Owner Held as Bootlegger
Danville Virginia December 21 C A Frazier transfer car driver and bloodhound owner was arrested while alleged to deliver two gallons of liquor to Walter Lee. Police hid in an alley and say they caught him red handed. A hearing is set for Friday. Federal officers raided a still near Petersburg capturing more than 9000 gallons of mash and a 400 gallon copper still. In Hagerstown Maryland Chief Baumgardner cleared of bootlegging charges after testimony alleging his involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Peat
Danville
C. A
Frazier
Petersburg
France
George County
Peteraburg
Lees Mill Pond
Hagerstown
R. W. Baumgardner
Greencastle
Justice Metcalf
Harvey Beard
Baumgardner
Beard
Robert Garman
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Council
Little River Road
State Highway Commission
Herbert I. Stansbury
Dan R. Stansbury
North
Columbia Street
Chicago
Mr. Stansbury
Tucumcari
N. Mex
Stansbury
M. R. Simpson
Hose
Snoots
A. W. Embres
Ald
L. E. Foulks
W. C. West
Hoadly
Prince William County
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sherman R. Fowler
St. Paul's
The
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Glvn
Annie Levinson
Pierce Reed
Fairfax County
Camp Humphreys Road
King Street
Daily Legal Record
Wnesday
Court OF Appeals
District Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Justice Stafford
Davis Lukeney Company
and Foundation Company
H. H. Glassie
Peston Gordon
J. V. Morgan
Droop
Ardong
Brandenburg—Simon, Roenigasberger & Young
Hoehling
Josephine Wolfera
William FB. Ryan
F. W.W. Tincewan
R. T. Strickland
R. F. Downing
T. J. Hart
Mary J. Carter
Caventer
Millan & Smith
Cavegtee
Charles Poe
Oscar Nauck
W. R. Moser & Sonx
C. M. Freeman
H. Giesy
Jeffords & Dutton
B. D. Strihecker
Dee Dee Garage
Kelly
Nicolardes & Kelly
Sobers
Hall
Hibert
Rebread
Hudson
Linkhan
Killgore
Wilson -Lang
Caywood
Constgr
No. Caywood
Beasley Vs. Myers
Gusark— Turnage
Tompkina
Washington Rail and Electric Co
Ottenberg -- Keyser
McGee
Eperson
Newby Va
Jackson-Lacey
Wolfe
Ortenberg
Justice Bailey. Nostanz
Albert B. Lett
Mary B. Letty
Fina
Vlaintiff
MR. Alden
H. Barger
W. M. Raatlan
William —. Symons
Helen D. Symons
Andrew Wilson
BR. J. Whiteford
L. A. Dent
J.T. Smith
W Laesier
Aceit
Alberts Jackson
Twilliam
Edna D. Throckmorton
Robert Wesheockmorton
Plainiif
Ralston & White
Icon Pretz Felder
P. McCormick
Fio
Jnatice Hoehling
Hamilton
Arnat
Sealah H. Coomes
Fred A. Winchell
Justice Toehling
Pastit
Plaintifs
J. A Cobb
Timothy Brosnan
Lambert
Yeatman
Francis J. Fitzgereld
Guardian
Macwhinney & Gardiner
Francis A. Oher
Loving& Hamver
Emma E. Braid
John J. Perkina
J. Loughran
Benjantin Walder
Will Gled
Cromelin & Lawaie
Henry B. F. Macfarland
J. Ford Thompson
Alex, Wolf
L. & Tanner
Louisa
Gregory
Offutt & Imlar
Harry A. Orme
D. T. Wright
Philip Er- Bhier
Futute of
Capitola
Hollinberger
Louis Ollenberg
Dobu
Johnson
A. Gray
Martha
Masaey
Florence B. Madden
J. H. Wilson
Cornelia B. Bailes
George C. Gertman
Willis B. Speare
Criminal Court 1
McCoy
Willis Spriggs
Clyde Hawkins
J. A. O'Shea
Michael M. Goodwin
Peter Rachelli
Henry Lewis
Fred Jones
John TL. Smith
William N. Bowie
Foster Wood
Edith Lindsey
Thomas J. Wright
B. Eynerson, Jr
Peter Rockelli
Belle Pres
Edgar Buckner
Jacques M. Jarrell
Gladys F. Bartett
Robert L. Glass
Siddobs
Curtis McElroy
M. F. Morgan
Harvey Giver
Murray Wilson
Hashling
Baatty Suarts
J. Dan Blackistone Ve. L
MR. Broad
Wall Street
Crael
Sol
By M’manus
Arte
Helen Hayes
Sidney Tyler
Marion Short
George C. Tyler
A. L. Erlanger
POLIS
Harem Zimbalist
Etheline Terry
John Goldsworthy
Garrick
Bessie Clayton
F. Keith
Harry Langdon
Val
Ernie Stanton
Belasco
Wal Nazarro, Jr
Belanco
Brendel
Bert
Ciccolini
Charles Howard and Company
Ford and Truly
Hip and Fletcher
Lon Chaney
Hetty Compson
Strand
Kermins
Wurley
Hurley
la Hose
Gayety. LH
Herk
Evelyn Ramsey
Capitol
the Capitol
Fred Binder
Lew Lederer
Sadie Banks
Carol Carey
Mae Kelly
Rialto
Jack Holt
Madge Bellamy
Noah Beery
Betty Compson
Little Minister
Sir J. M. Barrie
Palace Screen
Penrhyn Branlaws
Umbia
Kochanske
Paul Kochanski
T. Arthur Smith
National Theater
G Street
TECH
Gonzaga
Perkins I
Fidelity & Guaranty
Fitziu AS
Cho Cho: San
San Carlo Company
Poli’s
Christensen School of Popular Music
F. Armstrong
C A. Frazier
EE Street
N.fe
N. L. Lansbury , Co., Inc
Eye Street N.W
STH and Longfellow Bts
Dare
William 8. Phillips
New York Ave
Main
Mahorney & Soullivan
Tel
Chevy Chase
Burgalow
W. H
Ave
N. L. Lansbury Co., Inc
Eye Street
N. W
14Th Street
PRION
Columbia Heights
Park Road
Circle
Connecticut Avenue
Lanter ST
Columbia Road
PO Piftsburg AigrentaNpous
Oki
Lanier Street
MT. Pleasant
Eighteenth and
Saul’s
Prich
Pourtesata Street
Washington Real Estate Board
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