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'V 'i YM' anrj- nrjuuijir nnrri Tffr'i until o'clock Wednesday night, when he died. Ornela was operating an auto service car between th city and Kelly field an wa engaged by two soldiers to take them to th field about 1 o'clock Wednesday morning. Th automobile which young Sox Are Back Home to Check Rushing Giants I ZGrantland Rice Thinks That Eddie Cicotte and Harrv alW Will Resume Hostilities in Game ixiTOii(yL HEUIADIUITV Seems to Favor McGraw. A liAf A iWAAV-w Saturday Situation BY GRANTLAND RICE. (Houston Poit SpenaL, mirxnn ivt Thf White Sox and I superiority of the Aggie team, waa the goal kicking of Colllna.

A doaen times he waa called on to use hla -toe to add a point after a touchdown had been made. Each time be put the oral ever the bar and between the poets. ln the aeoond halt Coach Bible aent his second string man into the game. At that time the score stood 41 to and the second eleven made the total twice that figure by. the end of the game.

Mahan waa the only regular who played the whole game. Touchdowns were made by the following men: Colllna X. atcCllntlock 2, Ford i. Mahan 3 Elam 4 and Garth i. Goals from touchdown Collins 12, Mahan The lineup: Antes.

Position. DalUa arieeraberk Left end Blustser McMorray taeki H. uj McKnlrtt left award HcTiermaii Andwwn Cesier McCrsner Wllaoo Klrbl ruard Wnnseb Ford ir RUrbt tackle MeCullougb Oouirer Right ed F.lam Quarterback Mnryny Colllna Left half Larkln McCllntock Rtclit half Mahan VWIbaek flat icapialn. OftVta to Hires i V'anderbllt). rrterea; Pycr nViaai.

umpire; Tnrner (Baylorv. Lieail Bias. Sobatltntes: A. and M. Blgrtnbntnam.

Alex-netr. Vanderfoort. Weedt. Patlllo. otl.n.rt.

Datts. tVlllianaoD, Vablaa. Oarth anil llluan: Dallaa O'Ruurke. tavsom. Lalla.

Mugler and Oallagher. Longhorns to Meet Pirates Saturday Duasn fftrt 5 few. i AUSTIN, Texaa, Oct. II. A haa been the case for the last 10 or 15 years.

Texas and Southwestern will meet Saturday at Aiiatin In ffwitnmll cam OnlV once Featuring Stratford Clothes Some men lilJe tenservative models in subdued patterns while others like striking patterns in fancy models, with belts, slash pockets and double-breasteds. Stratford clothes are made in patterns and models to meet every man's taste $25, $30, $35 and $40.00 HELD FOR KILLING CHAUFFER i Were Arretted at Camp Bowie After Flight From Su Antonio. Kent Car Operator Wat Engaged to Take Men to Kelly Field Car Was Found Sext Horning Hear Camp Travis. (Houston Put SpteiaL) FORT WORTH, Texaa. Oct.

12. R. P. Pariah and Melvln Foreman were arrested at Camp Bowl Friday afternoon by members of th sheriffs department and an officer from Bexar county. The men were charged In Judca Moore's court aa fusl-Urea from juatlee.

It la claimed that charge of murder wa made In. Bexar county several month ago against th young men, and when they were located here Sheriff Tobin of Ban Antonio Immediately made out a warrant for their arrest. It is understood that a partial confession waa made by the two soldiers arrested here Friday afternoon by the Bexar county shai Iff department on a charge of being fugitive from Justice. it was claimed in tne warrants rworn out In Justice court that R. P.

Paris and Melvln Foreman, two soldier at Camp Bowie, were guilty of killing a chauffeur at San Antonio on "Wednesday night. The soldiers came dlrecUy to Fort Worth after the affair. The young men were apprehended here Friday morning, but It was necessary for the sheriff's department of Ban Antonio to swear out a warrant of fugitives from justice before the men could be taken ln custody. This was done and Sheriff Tobin or ban Antonio returned home with the two men late Frldayenight. SAN ANTONIO.

Texas. Oct 1J. Elide G. Ornela. 19 years of age.

aon of Mr. ana Mrs. lxmis ornela. 708 West Salinas street, waa picked up ln a lonely spot on the Garsa lane, a connecting route between the Somerset and Qulntana roads, about eight miles from the city, Wednesday morning at o'clock by Deputies Piai and Stevens of the department of Sheriff John W. Tobin, suffering from a fractured skull and aerlous wounds about the body and arms, and was taken to the Robert B.

Qreen Memorial hospital, where he lingered in an unconscious condition SOLDIERS has Southwestern been the victor In these I an attempt was made to dynamite the contests. Only a few times have the houae. In the meantime the negro kept Pirates been able to cross the Texas goal up an Inceaaant fusillade and three police-line, and It la not believed that Molse I men. A. J.

Perkinson, J. C. Lewis and has been able this fall to get together a Sergeant Martin and J. L. Wells, con-machine that can successfully hold Coach tractor, were slightly wounded.

Juneau's voungsters. Last Saturday thel When the dynamite failed the house Longhorns defeated the Trinity players. I was set afire and Clark broke from the At times the play of the Longhorns front door. More than 50 bullets pierced caused grave head-shakings and prophe- hla body and the Infuriated crowd cies of disaster in the later games, dragged the corpse by the heels through At other times a machine of great power the streets for a block or more before was shown: the Trinity players finding the officers got possession of It. themselves totally unable to stop the The city waa quiet Friday night, plunges of the Juneau backs.

This Giants continue their Mr home-and- home jubilee Saturiay afternoon, and the present indications are that K. Cicotte and H. Sallee will r.s.:me for the fifth gxme precisely where thty bv acr other battle just a week ago. The one thing to check this arranxe- ment will be a spoil of weather. The big I town rivals drifted westward through whirling snowstorm Friday, while the wintry occasion seemed to call more demonstration of sklling than exhibition of the national freniy.

I The complex and highly tangled situa- tlon In this world series outburst between New York and Chicago has now reached three stages. The first stage favors the I Sox. For it means they are back amid their South Side entrenchments again with Cicotte ready to work, The second and third partition favor: the Giants. For in one instance, the Qiants. having come from the rear, carry all the psychological advantage which be- longs er.try who can turn an lm- pending rout into something a tnfle better than an vt kance to win The Sox.

considering th.1 series practically conclud- Sunda now facing desperate conditions, a and a sl.it' that may have a telling effect upon their morale. a game as we know them to be. The third stage, taking in the pitching, is all in favor of the Giants. McGraw now ha Sallee, Kenton and Schiipp to work with Pcrritt in the wings, while Rowland must win on Saturday with Cicotte to have any sort uf chance. Kishteen runless Sox innings a row hae also proved that Chicago's attack isn any too powerful against lugh-crade, left-handed work.

I SOX HAVE HAD LITTLE LUCK AGAINST SOUTHPAWS. The Sox have now faced Giant left- handers through innings since the se- ries started a week ago. The other seven innings were spent against right-handers In the innings the Chicago offense hat scored exactly four runs, or only about one run to the game. The one Kg killing was made off Andersen and Perritt, both right-handers. This means the Sox are now carrying a heavy bunlen here only four4 days ago 1 they wtrc bn-czing into port with the winner end in asy reacn.

So ttr as the thistle nnd int dope is con-! t-trned. the Giants now have th- big odito all thiir wa I hey have the oi the pit- hir.g nn(t eonti-lenoe. rij-i into shreds on has returned with a i ush. The Sox must win Saturdav with Ci- cott-' c. tbv aiV doomed beyond debate If Cicotte is biaten on his native mound 1 i D1 1Al 'kllll Ornela was drtytng waa recovered ht1-teotlve King and Jam, near nCamS Travis, north of th city, about vBooo Thursday.

Th blootf-atalned cap or th young man waa found In th ear and also a button from th coat oX one of th soldiers. Other makes in the season's most wanted styles $15, $18.50, $20 O-Coats patterned military styles $15, $18, $20, $25 MEN'S HATS All New Stylee PACKARD'S HIGHEST QUALITY SHOES, finest leathers $6, $6.50, $7, $7.50 to $9. ii unoier rnces rrm ii HUE i uoaiiiHiiier service would indicate tnat tne Texas team wnen It settles down will be a really dangerous machine. This week the Texas team has been working on several new plays. Much attention has been given to the perfection of the team play also.

Monday afternoon was given over to signal practice alone. Each play was gone over time and time again until each man knew just what to do. Tuesday the first squad was divided and the two teams scrimmaged for an hour or more. Wednesday the in-eligibles tackled the first squad but were unable to score. Watson of the Second Texas and Hardy Jackson of Houston were the mainstays of the Inellglbles' de fense.

and their running would have been good if they had been protected by the line, on Thursday the work of the week in practice will practically end as only a light workout is given the day before the games. (Houston Post Special.) GEORGETOWN. Texas. October 12 President C. Bishop of Southwestern university granted a holiday Saturday thit the student body and faculty might attend the Texas-Southwestern football ime en mase.

Coach Molse, Manager Baker and the accompanying rooters ill leave Geoi'g'-town Saturday morning. The following men will represent Southwestern on the football field Saturday: Captait. Tucker. Harris. Edens.

Egger, Robinson, Bailey. Holt. McCullough. Cawthon. Foster.

Young. Love, Lawrence, WofTerd, Wil-hon, Curtis, Farrington, Campbell nnd Adams. Palestine High Won. I Houston Pon Specit.) PALESTINE. Texas.

Oct. 12. Palestine High School defeated the A. C. I.

College football team o' Jacksonville Friday afternoon at Athletic park by a score of 38 to 0 before a good crowd. Calvert High Won. (Houston Pott SptctaLl BRYAN. Texaa, Oct. 12.

In a game of football here Friday afternoon between Bryan and Calvert high schools, Calvert won: score, 20 to 6. These Are the Foundation Stones oi Zmd er's Success You are sure to receive the highest quality merchandise, most efficient service, with a guarantee of money back if you are not satisfied, and the most reasonable prices to be had in our city. Stylish Fall Suits at Every Price therc'il be ver little left. And even if Jackson had one outburst in the second th Sox wit- they must stil: but outside of that the Greenville bettor pil. hing at the I'olo trrounds on! H)it7er has gone hitless.

Felsch. too. Monday, where the series will almost cer- has slipped hack a bit and is once more tainly go to seven The Giants. due. at the polo grounds, looked to be an en- Anothe" threat crowd is expected Satur-tirely dilferent machine Hack home, work- i dav since this is the most vital game yet ir.g hirh class impetus in those two piayed.

If the Sox win, the series will New York contests and unless Cicotte is. very- likely go to seven games. at his b-st and the Sox maehin- is with! If they lose the carnival will almost hlr.i to a jump, this Giant impetus is surelv end in New York Monday. This likely lo crash through again to a third, js one battle the Sox must win. If they sU'-'-essive triumph lose now the buoyant hopes that rose to You can enter this in your dope, how- I such rose colored heights last Sunday will ever.

Both clubs all through the year he as gray as the snow sweep and the have proved th-it gamcness nnd aggres- fog hanks through which their special slveness. Neither is liable to url up rode hack home. summlei without a bitter struggle. The (Copyrighted by Tribune association). Is a World Beater Any Time Oswego Fine Soft Weave 4 A Suits.

Guaranteed Sun- I Mil make. This Suit is a illllilll value I UlUU Large Assortment of A Special Buy Men's Gdod Worsted and Woolen Suit $11.75 and $13.75 less than present cost to manufacture. $15 Men's Suits $11.75 $18 Men's Suits $13.75 Worsteds. $20.00 ZINDLER'8 $15.00 Here Genuine Blue Serge proof, fine splendid FINE Conservative belt all NEGRO KILLED ONE AMD WOUNDED SIX Barrktdd Hhself in House and Stood Off 3000. After House Waa Fired He Sought to Escape but Was Eiddled With BuUeta by Crowd.

(Atioctmto4 Prtu RtPrUt DANVILLE, Oct. 12 PoUceman W. H. MeCray and Walter Clark, a negro, are dead and six others wounded aa the result of a gun battle here Friday ln which Clark barricaded himself In his houae and held a crowd of nearly 3000 at bay for two hours. The negro was killed by a volley as he tried to escape after the house had been fired.

MoCray waa killed when he attempted to arrest the negro, who had wounded his wife. Nannie Clark. Clark then shot and probably fatally wounded Deputy City Sergebnt Bolsseau. who sought to recover the policeman's A crowd aoon collected armed with all manner of weapons and the Danville home guard, unarmed, waa handicapped ln its efforts to restore order. Mayor Wooding and the Judge of the corporation court went to the scene and S.M.U.

Won From Kangaroo Eleven (Houston Pest Special) SHERMAN. Texaa. Oct. I Two touchdowns and) two field goals gave Southern Methodist university a 20 to 0 victory over Austin college here Friday. The Kangaroos showed better form than they did against the Texas Aggies last week, but the Methodists showed the advantage of weight and experience.

Southern Methodist university scored a field goal In the first quarter. Giles doing the kicking from the 35 -yard line. Through the remainder of the first half Southern Methodist university was unable to score. The Austin line held time after time when the goal was threatened. The played entirely on the defensive the first half.

in the second half Southern Methodist university stored two touchdowns, Mc-Knlght making both of them. Both goals were kicked. In the final quarter Maxwell kicked a field goal. Black and Mc-Elroy gained ground for Austin college ln the final quarter. Johnson was the best ground gainer for Southern Methodist university.

Football Results SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Oct. 12. Georgetown 26.

Y. M. C. A. College 0.

Worcester, Oct. 12. Brown 27. Holy Cross 6. lioston, Oct.

12. Boston College 20, Tufts 0. Merlin Team Won. Houston Post SpenoL) MARLIN, Texas, Oct 12. The second squad of the Marl In high school football team defeated the Waco boy scouts on the local field here Friday, 19 to 0.

25 CENTS TAILORED SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN and extreme models, plain belted back and around styles. Fine soft Woolen materials and English BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT OF FIFTH SUITS AT $25.00 SUITS AT ZINDLER'8 $20.00 22.50 SUITS AT ZINDLER'8 $16.50 Sox are dtterniined to regain thsir lost ground with a victorious counter hile I he Giants, now lifted Irom the depths, are equally determined to drive straight through. HOSSi HAVE FAITH IN CICOTTE AND RUSSELL. The Sox tttll believe they can win with Cicotte and that no ball club is going to beat their star in two straight starts. They are banking heavily on Clcotta to win his next two games if the series goa the seven-game route, as it very likely will.

And they believe Tex Russell, who reports his arm In shape, will be a baffling proposition when called upon. McGraw. now that Sallee. Benton and Schupp have all turned In flawless pitching, natumllv feels that he has all the bitter of it with three stars to throw In against ore. Cold weather on Saturday n.av ftnl Benton instead of Sallee working! but if conditions are anywhere near right the sheriff of Hlggtnsport will take another left-handed shot at the South Side premier.

Another detail favoring the Giants that Kauff and Zimmerman, MeOraWa two main hitter, who Were utterly suppressed in the first three, games, have broken through at last and recalled their wandering goats from thai trail. Heine and Bennle have perked up vastly since they left Chicago and this means more than a trifle for the Giant attack. Bill Rariden has also shown conclusively that McCarty's absence was no sort of a blow as the veteran has been at his best, apparently Just the quiet, unruffled and serene type needed to steady MeGraw's pitching flock. FANS OF BOTH TOWNS ARE LOYAL. The two clubs reflect the battling spirit of the two big cities.

New York didn't iiuit on the Giants after two defeats and Chicago hasn quit on the White Sox. Despite the double blow back East, several hundred fans gathered at the station Friday and waited in the cold and clammy drizile to cheer up their returning clan. Most of the Sox haa left the train Rt so the fanatics were forced to be content with observing the arrival of a large flo-'k of new Henrys. Modern Mark Twains and Second Victor Hugos, much to the aforesaid fanatics' discontent. These fans Indicated, however, that Chicago will be back of their club in the canto with all the aroused loy-altv I here is to be found.

They have been Jolted and rocked a trifle in one or two ulnera'de spots, hut they believe the Sox tide is about due to turn and that is the boy to do the turning. Thev know if F.ddie is overpowered on Saturdav that the Jig is practically up. But they that Eddie Cicotte, after winnirc ihp fiflh me Will return for the seventh spectacle and carry the big how along to a gay and giddy finish. They also expect Joe Jackson and Hap Felsch. among others, to readjust their wavering batting eyes ana strike oil a trve noDUlar blow? for the western cause.

and there was a constant threat at night. mougt: tne earner man gave a cheering forecast of fair and cold. There was a winter nip to the air. The members of the national commission sent word ahead that the game would be played unless It rained or snowed or an unusual cold wave prevented. Seats' for the game sold Fridav nlrht at high premium.

For a box seat $15 was paid and Hi was the figure set by the game is not considered one of the nnu- tice kin 1. no doubt several substitutes will be used Arbuckle has a wealth of material and it is hard to judge the merits 01 si.me or tne men. Tney will have to be on, l.e l'Iayins fled- They will get first big test Saturdav. The game will begin promptly at o'clock. Aggies Held Dallas Eleven Scoreless (Houston Pott SptnaLi COLLEGE STATION.

Texaa. Oct. U. Only one time did the eleven of Dallas university make a first down against the rushing Aggie team in the second game of the season here Friday. The Catholics were held scoreless, while the Farmer backs ran up a total of $8 points.

feature of the game, aside from the Granulated Eyelids, 5r byes. Eye. Inflamed by Sat. Out and HWqaickl relieved by Murine. Try It in your Eyes and In Baby Ettk, N.Saurtiaf, Jast ETeCinlitt Mnrtae Ere Ronedv Drag I VT 1 Alk Era Boys' Suits-Woolen Material One and two pairs of Pants Suits, made the "Stein-way," double seat and double knee, new swell patterns, fine materials, mannish $22.50 and $25.00 Zindler's Highest and Finest Strictly Hand 'Tailored Suits, the best pure Woolen materials.

Actual value $30.00 and $40.00 $22.50 and $25.00 Be particular about the kind of Shoes you buy. Don't pay too much, nor too little. We stake our reputation on every pair of Shoes we sell. Sallee Due to Oppose Reb Russell Saturday Snow and Rain Fell Friday. (Aiscaaied Prtu gave full credit to "Rube'" Benton for his CHICAGO Oct 12 The world series work ln TVednesday's game but could not understand why they did not make any warfare between the New lork slants proprc.ss against Schupp fast curves, i and the Chicago White Sox enters he The Sox seemed to think that Benton stage of the baseball campaign always will be a hard proposition any t.

tune he starts but either Saliee or Schupp Saturday when the two teams meet will find runnlng to cover if in the fifth contest of the series at the Sox go against them again. IComiskev park. Ka. as two vie-I Eddie Cicotte says that he was reaf.y v. j.

a to work Saturday if called upon and tones notched in its oat handles and the. Reh Ku55ell fairlv b.gging Manager 'club thai wins two cf the three re- Rowland for a chance to face the Giants, maining games to be plaved bears off the liussell told everybody on the train that through the National league season honors of the series. the York lub hail its troubles when- The Giants came to town late Friday ever a good left hander showed any speed chipper and confident. They had bowled, an. curves.

v. i The Sox agreed that the Giants looked U)ver the American league champions a smart6and fast ball club twice on the polo grounds and the New I and that it was a team that would take Tfork pitchers had not allowed a run. The I a lot of beating once it was in its win-Uiantb were confident that they had the ning mood. on their oppcients and would dc- Manager Rowland said Friday night Ijfttie the baseball of 1 IT that he had not made up his mind as primming the White Sox on their own i to the pitcher for the game. and then potting over the fourth I Joe Jackson insisted that the Sox bat-jjvictory in New York r.ext Monday.

1 slump was only of two days dura-I. The Giants have f- -d the of the i lion and that the Sox back fences would tjSox iiurlers and sa they do i.ot fear come in for a bombardment once the club I was und-r way. 1: "We have beaten Cicotte." sai.l t'harlev I It snowed here Fridav nnd then ninM MEN'S SHOES of solid leather, Endicott-Johnson make, every style for every wear $3. $3.50. $4 to $5 Boys' School Shoes ()r Solid Leather throughout jjHerxog, the Giants' second haser.vir.

and teaptain frlday night. we an beat liim and that shine ball any tune he goes jjtgainst us." The New York moundMnen ar- in tine Itohape and have had plenty of reM. is regarded as McGraw choc for ox work but if the weather oi tmacs rold it was hovering around freezing nday night it is thai I'olija rerritt may be ehfse.n. Mctjraw inougn mat me f-ox uc not t.ik-: speculators for a grand stand seat. Late Ikindly to left-handers and some of 'he tonight a shivering line of fans gathered Utants btiieve that the i.tn is to at the gates of the unreserved stands jpaw" the Sox out of the serit-a Fires were lighted and men wrapped The White Sx came ltck home on a in great coats and blankets special tian: Fridav night i-o whit oi; Trains from all points brought hun-couraged by the upset in New York.

Tr.cv I dreds to town to witness the struggle Columbus Discovered America, But Lots of men are discovering every.day that the best clothing values are at Landers Green. Handsome Suits Now on Display Clothes with snap and style, from the most extreme to the most conseravtive pattern; lots of Cassimeres and Hard Finished Worsteds. Splendid values at $15, $20, $25, $30, $35 Knox Hats Knox Hats arc sold exclusively by us in Houston. They are favorites here, just as they are in New York and elsewhere. Also other standard makes at $3, $4, $5, $6 to $12.50 The Army Men's Store This store is recognized as the leading army store in Houston.

The selection, values and service appeal to the men of Camp Logan. Store Open Until 10 O'clock Tonight. Army Department Open Every Evening Until 9 O'clock. LaN OCRS 405 MAIN ST. II LOW Ft? IMf OWLS AND CHRISTIANS MEET TODAY AVE.

styles, trench and other classy models. $5.00 $7.50 $9.00 $6.50 $8.50 $9.50 Up to $12.50 9 ALWAYS ftt SURE YOU AH AT iZlNDURi BEFORE YOU Storage Batteries International Rubber Sales Co. eil aan Jaelnto Pretten (98ft The tremendous output" make the low price possible J. Loewenstein Son Dlatributora, Heuitoit, HE, i tn 1109 College Football Season Will Open at 3 o'Clock in Afternoon With Game on the Rice Field. What the r.itr Owls will be able to do a West Point man.

He is one of the big against the Texas elevens this year will ofti. of the country and has the dls- ket its first test Saturday, at 3 o', lock, m' vln one of his de-T cisions meet with serious objection. Joe when the sturdy Texas Christian univer- I tay, a gridiron Btar of the Aggie teams kity eleven of Fort Worth opens the col- of several seasons back, will umpire. lege football season in Houston. men on iiu.i I football matteis that the Southwest has.

Phil H. Arbucklt. Ilice athletic director, Coach Abuckle is not sure about his and Jack Coombs, his assistant, gave tne lineup for starting the game. While the HOUSE DlSTlUBUTUttS FEDERAL TIRESr C. L- BERING C(X U9 Cepltoi Am Free tea ihwm Benny Kauff Must Have Gotten That PUNCH Out of Muscadine Punch Served at AH Uplo Dale Fountains Exide BATTERIES UARUES ELECTRIC MACHINERY CO.

in wis eit nouetow, iexaa Ill Main at, Houston, texa Owls their final bks of work and advice PViday. Arbuckle expressed himself as Well pleased with his men and their pros pect oi taking the game. He has his ma chine running with much smoothness and expects some team play against the Unrtsuans. What Milton Daniels will bring down Saturday morning is an unknown element. It is a known fact that he had a Wonderful team last vear.

No team knows it better than Wee. The Owls traveled to Fort Worth for a victory and ware glad to get away with a 7 to 7 tie. If Daniels has improved over his team of last year, it will take opposition of the atUTest kind to beat him. There will be one disappointed man on the aide lines at the Rice field. Big Wallace haa looked forward for one whole pee son and a part of another to the time 1 of meeting the Christians.

He is a trans-far from Texas Christian university and waa Ineligible last year. This year he went out and one of his objects was to get In the Texaa Christian university same. Three days ago he sprained an ankle and the doctor pronounced two weeks of rest. So that is the situation With Wallace. He will be a "wall flower tor this game, and be had rather get ln it than any other on the Hic schedule.

Fana who gather at the Rice field will mln get to see Lieutenant Cbionel H. B. Haokett of the field artillery ln the 1 nf fflini UlR tlma k. haa nffl- tot of referee. Many tunes he has offl- clated to the army-navy game, although THE WOULD AERIE 2: Will Be Played on th Big Electric Score Beard at the I U'lJt 0 If flj 8mokJng In all parte the houae.

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