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O'ClocK ana Sport EMEMN JOUINAL ion MONDAY. OjC SEPTEMBER VOL. XLH-No. 243. CONTAINING ALL THE CABLES RECEIVED UP TO 4.30.

LATE NEWS ON PAGE 16 TODAY. PRICE TWO CENTS- late mvs Earn Gloomy Dean Predicts Childless Homes 0. E. R. SOON TO REBUILD OF THE FAMOUS t'Race Was For Supremacy In Speed Among Latest Type of Seaplanes.

FLIGHT UEUfTwEBSTER WAS VICTOR IN THE TEST rrmmrn Cable, VENICE, Italy, Sept. 26. Flight Lieutenant 8. N. Web ster, in a roper-marine Napier 8-6 monoplane, today un ashed all existing leaplane speed records in capturing the famous Schneider Cup for Great Brit ain from Italy which bad held it for the past year as a result of its victory over the United wtUates at Hampton Roads, in 1926.

Wlaa Second PUce. Lieut. Worsley. also of lbs Brltlth bstsI srlatioo force, wsi second. Lieut.

8. M. Klaksad, of Great Britain, and all tare of ths Italian competitors. Major Mario de winner of last Tear's race at Norfolk, Cast. Gussxettl sad Captain Fsrrerln, vera forced to give ap befora completing the serea elrtolU marked ent along the front of the Lido bathlnf beach.

UeaL Worsler averaged 4SS.4TS kilometres aa hoar tabeat 17 "smiles aa boar). Tbe distance eras kilometres (S17.4SS miles). Lieut. M. Kir-keek.

Great BrHals. forced to stop attsr complelllg th third lap after bar. fne made a aaaed of 11 miles an bo nr. Cant. Ferraris.

Italy, cave ap apparently because of engine iron Die. major nrurai t.u third Italian entrant. Captain Guaziettl. wera also forced ouU WItaeeed by Great Crowd. It was eat! ma ted tbat more than I5s.e persons watcbed tb competition Tbe winning 'plane das a saper-.

marine Napier S-S. a monoplane of graceful design decorated la silver and toyal blue. Tbe fuselage Is entirely of metal, tbe floats of duralumlaum snd the rest of wood Lieut. Worsley also piloted a sa-permarine Napier S-S monoplane. Flight Lieut.

Webstar. 17 years eld? was the yoangeet ot three rep-resentative oi Great Britain la Coacladed Pafo Cos. 5. oJlRE CELEBRATING JEWISHNEW YEAR Over 1.500,000 Jews In New York Observe Event NEW YORK, Beat. St.

More than J.ltO.OPO Jews ot New Tork City st snpdowa began of Bosh-Bashaaah. tbe Jewish new year, aamber Mil. Renewed sapport for Tarioos Jewish charities will be a reed apon audiences by Rabble and laymen nt services la to synagogues, opening the 10-day. pealteaUal period which eontinoee to Tom Kippar. or ths day ot atoaemeat.

aa October In new year Jewish leaders balled aa the signal racial victory of tbe year, the ret rest Ion Jtt Heary Ford of charges against 'awry printed la Bis magaxiae, Tke fkaaraora ladeoendent." A trom pat nan Bursas A i nt.i BVtMl'a WNIWm. aviias ot heart add frank admission of error wilt help dee troy the vicious propagaada that the bigoted east miss ot the Jews are conducting In various countries." A state-rneat by David A. Brown, chairmaa of Us flMoe.eeo Halted Jewish campaign, expressed the same opinion, without mentioning ford's HOMES IN 1950 TO BE CHILDLESS AND SERVANTLESS IS PREDICTION Gloomy Dbn Inge Sam This As ths Rosnlt of the ZncreaM la Use.of Motor Cart. LONDON. Eag-.

wept 1. Homes la 1SS wUl be childless sad sorvsstlses, jn-sdlcts the Very Rev. WUl last E. tag, "Gloomy Dee. tyni whole fee tsr of th toaa trr ha wriui la the Kvaalnf SUndsrd.

-will be spotts with bsssalold growths. wHbla which childless eoaplea will slsep. attar racing asost the reads la tbelr little motor ears. As la America. the typical bouse will be Keels will "be brought la rress a dslleatssaea shop aad heated h'v a sas or electrta aoeker.

Ths V. 1 An Actress Returns -fx it Ireae Bordoml, Fressrb sad star of assay Asaericaa stage saoceson, has iotuiacd to ths lalted State. She shown above oa her arrival at New York, wear- is the latest la Parislaa style, a Mack and whlta sebra cloth coat. MANY RUMORS THAT TUNNEY BADLY HIT Newspaper Offices Besieged With Inquiries. NEW YORK.

Sept U.X (towing aftermath oi championship fights, the rumors ot accident and death to ons ot the principals, has sprung answ la -New York over tbe result of the Dempsey-Tunney battle at Chicago. Newspaper offices sad aawa services hsvs been beelsged with In quiries regarding Taaasy's condi tion. The champloa came throngs tbe Igbt wltboat any serious in jury, yet Inquirers wanted to know If It wss true tbst be aso dtsa trom blows or had been tsksa to a hos-pltsl. Tnnnsy plsss to arrirs In New York tomorrow morning. Plans had not beea completed today for his receDtion.

Last rear wbea he arrived from Philadelphia with the title he was met by a ponce escort. SNOW FALLS 7JT THE NORTH 07 ENGLAND LONDON. Sept IS. Saow to the depth ot two laches aaa fallen la the north of England. and as there has beea aa abnormal drop Ut ah temperatara along with the an usual snowfall the shepherds ta ths Westmoreland hills predict aa sensually severe winter.

The rainfall la Lancashire last week exceeded anything of the kind sxperieeeed la that county la the se years, oe potato crops is est Lancashire already had beea dsmagsd considerably by ths aa- asaat rains this season aaa lartasr damage was Indicted by the heavy raiaa last week. NOW IN THE LAST STAGE Of FLIGHT JOHANNESBURG. Traasvsai. Africa. Beat.

Is. R. R. Beatley, ins tractor tor the Booth African Air force, landed hare thisr afternoon la a de Havtlaad which he Is Sylas from Headoa. England, a Cap Town.

He Intends to leave for Klmberley aad Cap Town tomorrow, oa tbe last stags at his fight. art ot sapplytsg stssdsrdlsed aeeds ay preselng halloas will be carried to great perfection. "Tbe eopalelioa will; I think, bests to decrease slowly about Itie. laneese aipraseat eatlrely dee to the- vrepondsrsaee ef yossg lives ta the aeawistloa. which keeps the erad death sate (shoal IS per I.0, very much below tbe real dsstb rata II psr l.eta.) a decllaa ta aasv bars weald relievo the terrible bardea ot aaemploymeat, wklca la part at least Js tlearir do ever-popalatloB.

sad a little mere 1 1 haw-room weujd be Vary desirable." POLICE BELIEVE THAT SOLUTION OF CRIME NEAR; Arresti Likely To Be Made At Any Time In Lilliendahl Murder Case. TWO PISTOLS FOUND MAY PROVIDE A CLUE CaeaSlMB Preee by Dtrocf Wire. HASIMOXTON. N. Sept.

26. With developments moving swiftly in the investigation of the fatal shooting of Or. A. William Lilliendahl, the authorities said today they were "near-ing a solution" of the mystery. Louis Repetto, prosecutor of Atlantic county, predicted that "at least one" arrest on tbe charge of murder would be made dur ing the day.

"We ate nearlng solution of tbs crime." said Mr. Repetto. "bnt are swatting certain davslopmssts, which srs belkg thoroughly Inves tigated." May QKstkmad Fartlm. None ot tboss working oa ths csss would state whether Mrs. Margaret Lilliendahl.

widow of ths alain physician, or Willis Dascb. both of whom srs nader ball aa material witnesses, wonld be naestionsd farther todsy. Bench, 10-year-old poaltry farmer. Is alleged by ths sulhorl-lies to hsvs admitted being the sathsr of ths "Peggy Anderson' letters satd to aava beea reesitwd by Mrs. UUtssdaht aad la have met her many times at a try st ing pise ta a sscladsa glen.

a hollow oak tree Was a sad as thalr "post office," be was quoted as having said. His confession, tbs police ssserted, wss mads after be bsd beea Informed that Mrs. Lil liendahl had revealed the trysting place. Most ef this Information, tns Investlgstorg stated, hsd previously beea obtained from neighbors. Widow Make Do lei.

Tbs elderly slaia physician's 41-ysar-oll widow denied- that Beach's relatione with her were Cowcladad em Paaw aV Cot BANDITS GET $85,000 IN CASHAND ESCAPE Held Up Three Oflkiab of Water and Power Bureau. LOS ANGELES, kept. It. Two man held ap three officials at the Los Aagslee Water aad Power Bureau just after tbe offices epsasd for baslnsss today, sad ee cased with approximately SSI.ee in cash. Fred Kimble, wstsr board guard, waa la tbe robbers' way as they emerged from the building, aad.

they bandied him Into a wait-lug satomoblle. Ha waa thrown oat of the machine 1 miles east ot th city. Ocora Pesslll, cashier: B. P. Arthur, paymaster, aad Clea Brockway, assistant aasklsr.

were ta the office. Pesslll was forced to open the ssfe where tb pay roll was kept. The three men wars bond with school book- straps sad rubber belle pushed lato their mouths. The asw styls gaga wsra held la place by handkerchiefs. Tbs plight ot the three officials was dlscovsred by Mlltoa Plsshel.

another assistant cashier. KILLED IN TRYING TO RESCUE HIS HAT NEW TORE, Sept. II While a train was roaring to th station. Jobs J. Murphy, at 8U Joha'a, Nswfoaadlaad.

leaped the tracks ef th Inter bo rough subway sts-tloa at 110th street sad Broadway to recover his (alias hat yesterday. Half of the trela passed over him. Marphy waa instantly killed. 7 See By Today Wad Ait. Oleseeeter treaefer gives unmet aad reliable service.

Bee 'lass. 4s. perd Cesee In A-t caadltlea. a her. gala.

Bee Claee. SI. Lsok ever ewr nstlags la span meats teds. We sarely have Just what re seed. Be Claee.

Is. see tf vew are keeking' for a alee earn tenable, wan roe's fer Ike waster, read Class. IL e. A kHb haasS la the OUbe. uritk A See Claas.

Si. Pur 'furt sanies Isrv ef tse skev items ram i tae waat as a Page It, i $200,000 Fire Occurs at O.E.R. Car Sheds Near Rideau Hall ia- n'vr kw r- II Jr 1 II All the laanaln of SB Bwanasse type street cars and ether ralpsaeat ta the targe baraa of tbe Ottawa iOectric Hallway Company, as Rarkxllgr. aear Rhteaa Hall, after tbe On which swept the sheds lata yea. Serday artcraoosj.

Ta the knft ef tbe picture are two other sectaoas ot the car baraa, hoaatag trasas which eecaped the games, This view, takes from the frost, show the depth of the baraa, which are served by re tracks, aad th extaw of Use daaaage estimated at appewalsaately aaoo.oOO, bat covered by tawaraare. TAKE INVENTORY OF CARS BHD WITHOUT DEW Company Did Not Log AO Iu Summer Cars In Sunday BUze" TYPES THAT WERE LOST BECOMING OBSOLETE Reconstruction of the fire-devastated ear barns of th company at Bockcliffe will probably commenced at an early date, it was announced this afternoon by Major F. DV Burpee, vice-president and general manager of the Ottawa Electrie Railway Company. Major Burpee, who wss aot In ths city yesterday when the Are occurred, obtained tall details of ths occurrence between his regular dntles this' morning, bnt stated st soon tbat ao complete laventory ot tbs yan hss beea made. Tab Inventory.

"Wo are having a complete Inventory of tb contents ot the car barns made for the adjusts rs of tbs Ire Insurance companies, whom ws expect here shortly to go over the piece," the genersl manager said. Major Burpee ssld tbs building aad Its contents wers Insured by practically company oa th aaderwriters' association's list. "Ws will aatarally recondition the building, which is needed for onr stock." ke stated. Asked whether th destruction ot so many sammer-typ ears at tbe barns woald mean the end of such vehicle la Ottawa. Malar Burpee expressed tb opinion that not all th summer cars were In the section burned.

Hs believed there woald be other sach vehi cles la the other two sections which eecaped th flames. BaUdlag New Types. "Of course that lyp of car Is becoming obsolete." he stated. "We are asked all traasportstloa eom-psales srs not to construct ssy mors trams which have not a deuu-Ita front aad rear entrance aad salt" Be alee rag Boss a. REPORT THAT 6,000 PERSONS PERISHED HOMO KONO.

Sept. 1. Tbe Cxchang Telegraph here aa-aoaneee receipt of a report that S.000 persons when ss Immense tidal ware and typhoon straek Teungkoag, Xwangtong Prevlae. ISP mile southwest of this elty. oa September 10.

Twenty tkoassad homes were damaged aad 4SS yanks and sam-ssns the report said. Th total lea la estlmsted at sessss. Th report from Hong Kong would indicate that the tldsl wsre sad typhooa whlefe look 4S lives. Injured t.ISS asd reused treasea-dnns matsrisl damags oa tbe Japanese Island ot Klusbla, jta Sept. IS.

bad I rat straek th Chlness eoast along the lower part of Kwssgtaag Province. in 1950 Shoots Child to Punish Parents BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE Ik S'SV SSSSU ARE REVISING HOURS COLLECTING MAIL Public Asked To Co-operate In Litter Bos Change. Ts Post Ofase has toaod It asaesssry oa acooaat ot tke Increase In the number ot atreae letter boxes to be col-leelede end tbs extension of this service, as wsll as lbs rsverslOB to standard time, to revlss tbe hours ot collection ot these boxes throughout tbs elty. i This work will be ander-. taken during the weak uf September St to October 1, aad daring that period In order to Insure collection of their mailings from these boxes, ths public ere advised that mall matter should be deposited, therein st Isast fifteen mlnnte prior to the Urn Indicated oa tke boxes.

DROVE GARS WHILE WORSEJR LIQUOR Two Motorists Are Sent To Jail For Seven Days. Frank Sophie. Rural District No. 4, ralrmoat, N.T.. was sentenced to seres days' la Jail st bard labor by Magistrate Charlea Hopewell la police court, wbea he plaadsd guilty to a charge of driving aa automobile while Intoaleated.

Sophie wss arrested following a collision between' his satomoblle and a track driven by Alfred Rock-burn S7SB St. Pntrick, street, while It wss stand Isg before a garage at St Laarler avsans weet. John 1. Orealer. 14 Booth street, waa sentenced so sevsa dsys la Jail at hard labor by Magistrate Charles Hopewell la police court, wbea he pleaded guilty to a charge ot driving an automobile whlls In-toxica ted.

The accused waa arrested by Corporal John Collins, ot the B.C. yesterday, wbea he caused somewhat of a commotio oa Sparks street, between Elgin- aad Canal streets, by his erratic eoarse. CASUALTIES WIRE HOT VERY HEAVY PARIS. Sept. 1.

These provides! Legionnalrei who took ut lasoraaee agalmt mishap darjag tbslr trip to Franc have ths far pat la aaly smsll claims at the Paris eflcss of tbs lasaraae companies. Bolls aa tb ear war compensated for by the payment ef Il.tS; tooth broken by bitlasi aa kard celery brought SS.iS; a servers sold ea shipboard waa worth SIS: stralaed leg llgamsats. eaestsg woman delegate to miss th big parade, brought SS1.1S. aad a real wartime experience, a surprise attack -of "cooties," waa rewarded with SS.IS Isdemaity. SAYS THEY SHOULD BE DISCOURAGED NEW YORK.

ilTraas-eeeaale lying shoald be discouraged natl) proved feaslhla. la laboratory researches and exhaas-tlvs teat, stated P. Trsbee see latent secretary of war, in rsdJ talk last svsalaa. POPULAR SPORT IS SPECULATING Politicians Here Seem Unwilling To Forecast Outcome of Convention. MANY THINKFERGUSON TO BE TORY SELECTION Old hardened political prog-nosticatora on Parliament Hill are more or less unwilling; to risk their reputations predicting the new leader to be chosen by the Conservative convention which-opens in Winnipeg two weeks from today.

Premier Howard Ferguson's action In Indicating tbat Regulation IT will be removed from ths Department of Education leads msay to believe tbst there Is a kuga political desl oa whereby Ferguson will taks tbs nstlonsl Tory leadership. Attitude I PassUs. Ferguson's attitude Is regarded aa poxillng. bat the opinion here Indicates tbat he will be the man to beat. Hon.

R. B. Bennett will be supported strongly by ths Ottawa snd district delegatee should Ferguson withdraw. Adjoining Quebec ridings srs ssld to favor Mr. Bennett.

Hon. Hugh Outhrle snd Sir Henry Drayton will certainly divide Ontario, while Mr. Bennett will carry Brit-tab Columbia and receive strong support In Alberta, Bsskstcbswsn and tbs Maritime. May Be "Dark C. H.

Cshsa will aot carry Quebec In its entirety, while Hon. Robert Rogers Is said to bar tb Msnltoba support for tbe list ballot at least. Should tbs convention decide that the leader require per cent, majority It would aot be surprising to se Hos. R. i.

Msnlon ss tb dark horse. These speculations are based. It la ssld, oa the assumption tbst Fsr-guson will refuse to allow his name to go to the convention. It le admitted that he will be tb favorite. AUTHOR IS STABBED.

LAHORE, India. Sept. IS Raj Pal, HI ode aalbor of a pamphlet which cast rsSsctlons os the pro phot Moslem, crossing ccssldarshls excitement' smoag 'be Moslems, was etsbbed her today. His injuries war aot serious. Tbe assailant was dressed as a Hndu.

TEN. WORKERS HILLED. ROME, Sept. SS. Tea railroad workers were lost todsy whsa a rescue train fell Into the Sooded river Isargo.

while aa route to Valtelllna, upper Trentlno. which Is angering from floods. Ths Sooded waters, swollen by heavy storms, hsvs Inundated seversl villages aad Interrupted th railway Haas. HEAVY DAMAGE BT FLOOD DRESDEN. Saxony.

Germany. Seat. St. Material lass estimated st II. 00 marks (about 7 le.SSS) was ceased by the Seeds of early Jury tar th Maeglltg aad OotUeuba valleys, seeordlsg to aa offlelsl report submitted to ths Ssaoa plat by Oovernmeat so nasi taslea taqalry.

ON LEADERSHIP SEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL IS SHOT TO DEATH BY MAN FOR REVENGE Murderer, Who is 65 Years of Age, Blamed Parents of the Child for the Elopement of His Daughter With, Young Man. NEW YORK. Sept. 1. A aeven-year-old girl was hot to death an he slept today by a K-yvar-old man In revenge for the elopement uf hit daughter, the police sllege.

Child Waa Aalrrp la Hrd When Hlain. The girl. Antellne Constance, was asleep In her bed at her home wben she was Instantly killed by shotgun dlechsraed. according to the police, by Blssglo Arsenlo. who escaped orer roof tops Relatives old tbe police that Arsenlo was enraged over the recent elopement of bis daughter with a young man Introduced by tbe slain child's parents.

Had Created Vlolrnt Scenes at Thela Home. Police learned that there had been violent scenes when Arsenlo railed at the little girl's home seversl ilmes and upbraided her parents juuuk man who rsn away witn nia daughter. When be called again last night, police said, he was driven away by shotguns pointed at him by the girl father sod another relative. When tbe girl's father left for work today, the police said. Ar-aenlo walled at tbe doorway and slipped into the bedroom.

Tbe I mother waa absent at the time. Another Message Found a Bottle Had Names of French Avi-a tors Signed to Dig-tress 011. MORFOLK, Va, Sept. am A bottle cowtatalag a anee- slgad "Xaag.esri aad Coll," aad parportlac to be a call for aid by tbe two Frearh atraae who were lost oa their Parie-New York flight, has beea picked ap by a coast (aard patrol ataa aear Maa-teo, N.C. Tb mm age writ tea oa a piece of aeroplane lialac ke Eagllah aad read: "We are lost at sea oaT Halifax, please sead aid tmmartmtely.

Aaroplaa vrreck, Sader please aottfy," aad waa' stgaed with Us Basses of tbe two aviators. SEES EARLY CONTROL INFANTILE PARALYSIS Germ Causing Disease Now Definite CWified. NEW TORK. Sept. II.

A special despatch to th Morning World from Boston. today says: "Ths germ of Infantile paralysis baa been dednltelr classified, thereby simplifying the "task of science is Its sttempts to overcome tbe disease, Dr. W. L. Ayeock, bead of tbe Hsrvsrd Infantile paralysis commission, aald Sunday.

Ths mala problem aow I to And sult-sbls salmal to yield as sstMoxin, 'Tbs only animal which takes the disease appears to be the ssld Dr. Ayeock. 'sad ths lat-tsr's mortality is so high tbst It Is sa anssUsfaetory subject. When we discovsr ths proper snlmal for serum purposes. Infantile paralysie will be ITh Infantile paralysis gsrm It too smsll to be detected sreu by ths most powerful at lac roseope.

Dr. Ayeock ssld. bat Its preeence wss proved by evldeace at growth. He dented tbst sa Isfastllp paralysis epidemic exlatsd. Hs pointed oat thsl la Massachusetts ther has beea oaa-foarlb the aamber of cases reported this ysar a compared to ins.

Record and Forecast of the Weather The Jo real standard tlimaiuaaiUi METBOROLOOICAL OFFICE. TORONTO, Sept IS. The western high pressure, with a pronounced txoi wave, naa spread over norm-em Ontario sad Quebec, accom panied by rata, snd ft Is only In the extreme soatbera portions of these provinces that the weather continues warm. It Is Bow fine la the wasters proviarse, with rising temperature. SRaXASTS.

L'pper St. laaisaia am4 Ottawa Valley, Loerrr St. La en at. Uali aad. Nortb Share Sttsaaf aorth-at wladat asaeb rooter, wMh easloaal rata today aad Taed.cy.

Temperalases. lowest I Hlg-et Durlna lam-Tesd'y. Nlskt rnset iturers as- as Victoria ie ss Kamloeea tl fl II Caiaary is cementon ss ss si Prlnee Albert ss tt Wlanfaea le 41 II Baekateea 4 II Saalt see. Marie ss It II Toreate SS It IS ti si SI tl I Latest Sews, Sporting, Close Today ACQUIT PRESCOTT MAN MANSUiHTER CASE Evidence Shows Warren Was Not Driving Fait. William Warren.

Prsscott. driver ot tbe Ill-fated sntomoblls which figured in aa accident with a Wrlghtrllla street car oa th eight of September 11 at tbe corner ot Boulevard St. Joseph sad Mountain Rosd, wbea Juliette 8t. Amend, ot Hull, snd Abraham St. Loo Is, of Prsscott, wsre killed, was honorably acquitted st the preliminary hearing of a technical charge of manslaughter, before Judge A.

Msrcbildoa la ths Hsll Court this morning. Tbers wers so witnesses called for tbe detsaea aad thb court eon-' sldsred that, evidence given, ay Crown wliaekses prevad eaacl naively that th fatality was a pare ar- eldest. Jsdgs Msrcbildoa said that generally, autoarobUe fatalities srs das to speeding, evidence la this esss showed tbst lb esr had beea travelling at between SS sad SS mllss aa hoar. As I squeal held nader the di-. rectJoa of Coroner J.

E. Craig. M. la Otuwa recently held that Miss SL Amend aad Mr. 81.

Louis met thalr death' aeeMeoUllr ana-exoaersiea Sir. Warren, the of tke car, of all blame. UNDY HAS COVERED OVER 25,000 MILES NEW TORK. N.Y.. Sept.

II. Tbe "We" teem of-the air nael Cbaries A. Lindbergh aad Th Spirit of St. Lou la has covered more than Si, 109 mile since leaving Saa Diego, last Msy prior to It history-making flight to Paris, snd only one has It beea late for aa appointment. Neither the 'plaaa nor the motor baa beea overhauled daring four months of almost constant flying In Europe, In Canada and lato St cities la SS states ot thia country, nnder all varieties of atsaosphsri end- wsatbsr eoaditlon.

HAVE WR1AI DELITKIUCD. Bummer Daylight Saving hss ones mora been set said, sad with Standard Tim com the earlier evenings la th heme. Resd Ths Evening Jowraat bcrnr tbe supper hoar, by having it delivered to yoar bom through onr gnaraatsed Homo Delivery service. This service will ear yaavetaeh time aad Inconvenience. Orders msy be 'phoned to Q.

SSOt. Circulation DepartmeaL at aooa today rrgartared 49 dcaueus. Page I I HirT 1 -TU1NK- I SB A aV 4h I I -ev I I I.

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