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New-York tribune., 1919-12-19

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
NOln. BY THE GRACE OF GOD
FREE AND INDEPENDENT Annis
Siedier. Frances '. Schwartz. VIII
he!m,na II siedler. Mary 3. sied:eT.
Herman ". Siedler Joseph 9 Becker.
Helen Mulhauser. Katie Becker Julia
Becker. William +. Ewing. Annie r.
Fischer Louis g. Becker. Amelia Hall.
ana to all persons Interested es creditors
Matter of the Application Of William p
INinse for leave resign as testa-
nnrNtaly trustee tnder the Last Wil and
T. testament of ChI!st.ane Zwinge. de-
resided at No 80 First Avenue. Borough
Of Manhattan. CITY ot New York.
SEND GREETING.
Upon the petition Of william 2 Zwings.
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New YORK.
You ana each Of YOU are hereby cited
10 show cause before the SurrOgates'
Court of New York County. he'd at tho
Hall of Records. in the County Of New
York on the OH day Of January. 1870.
Of That day Why the account Of William
J.. ZWinge tesfanentary trustee under
the Last VIII and Testament Of Christi
ane Zwinge. deceased, should not be 5u-
not thsreupon be entered allowing said
trustee to resign his trust and dischargins
him accordingly
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the Seal Of the Surroga;es' Cour.
II tho said county OF Now York TO be
i.ercnrto affixed.
WITNESS, Tonorable John p Cohalan
Surrogate Of our said County at the
County Of Ncw York. the srd day Of
December. in this year u our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and nineteen
fSea) DANIEL ] DOW DNEY,
fCD) Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

BURL1NG SLIP. 2s-so; Greason Mfg Co
agt Joseph f Cuilman ell al; Anr.l IL
1879 ~; - '25s
estate OK A jacobson et al Dee %
1918 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........... SisT
50TH ST. $40 and 642 w: David klauser agt
w 50th ST Garage Co. Inc. ct al; Dec 8.
1919; by bono s................s 81. .o25
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Sale of IToth Street Flat

The fve-story dathouse at ia West
l79th Street, on a plot 52x926, has
been sold by L. J. Thompson for eli
ent
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
F1kk F1kk Bf nxp Jhf ix6EhEED2Er fEAEs1 OK COP,
Edwin c. Well. Bella Hochstadter, Flor
ence Hochs,adter Bernhard Ann Eliza
beth Bernhard. Coriunc iochs;adter
forsch, Barbara Forsch. Frederick David
Forsch. Albert 5 Aronstein. Edgar ..
Arons'ein. Julia Willstaedter. Bella Hoch-
stadter. as executrix of the Last VIII and
Testament Of David Hochstadter. de-
ceased Simon Il; Well, executor OF Tire
Last VIII and Testament OF Matilda Wei oe-
ceased. Francis Z Garvan. Alien Prop
erry Custodian. Albert s Aronstein as
executor Of The Last VIII and Testament
AronsLein, as executor OF the Last VIII
and Testament o. Fanny Aronstein. de-
ceased, simon r We'll executor Of the
Last VIII and Testament OF Theodore C.
Well, deceased Simon r. Well.
living executor OF tie Last WIN and
Testament TsSt;a Of Aqgust qs3s Vii d9gea se.l.
Mt Sinai Hospital Hebrew Orphan
Asylgm As,,sIn Of "a the s' c.,y Of New York.
& Hospital for Chronic Diseases Home
for Aged and 1nfirm Hebrews Of New
York, Salem Fields Cemetery, the un-
known creditors, lienors, assisnees or
grantees Of Louis J. We'll. deceased Il anv
ti4cfc be, and the unknown executors. ad-
ninistrators. assignces, legateCs and de-
in described unknown, who may bs
dead who and whose existence. names.
place. Of resi,isI.ee and poss-ofties ad-
diligent inquiry be ascertalned
SEND GREETING.
WHEREAS Simon r. We'll residing at
III West list Street. Borough Of Manhat-
tan. CITY. County and State of New York
and The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany. domestic corporation having rs
principal place of business NJ No 20 WI
liam Street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan
City County and State OF New York have
presented an account Of their proceed ngs
trustees under the Last VIII and Testa-
ment Of Max Wel. late Of the ounty OF
New York. deceased Of the trust therein
created for the benefit Of Edwin .. Well,
and have also presented and tiled a petit
ton pra ing that their said account be
Judcally settled and allowed.
NOW. THEREFORE, you and each OF
YOU are hereby cited 10 show cause be-
fore our Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. at tie Surroeates' Court of said
County Of New York. to ha held at the
Han OF Records. in the County Of New
York, on the 2nd dav Of January. 1920 at
10 80 o'clock IN the forenoon of hat day.
why said account should not be judicial lly
settled and allowed.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we havs
caused the seal OF the Surrogates' Court
OF the SAID County OF New York to bs
Aereunto affixed.
o. s. WITNESS. Honorable Robert Lud
low Fowler. Surrogate OF our said
County Of New York. at said County.
TIE 2eth day OF November. in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and nineteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNrY
Clerk or the Surrogates' Court
GEILER, KCLSTON & HORAN
Attorneys for Petitioners
30 Exchange Place
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Flat in IO5ih Street Sold

Jacob Oppenheimer has sold the five
story fathouse at ll3 East l05th Street
on lot 25x100
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
HOUSE WANTED

WANTED.-25 foot house between sAth and
5eth ST. en- or west Of Lexington ave.
preference given to with immediate occu-
pancy and suitability for architect.
THEODORE A. MEYER.
ia East 2Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED Office containing 400 square fee,
on or near Fifth ave. between 40th and
57th SITS.
Telephone Murray Hill 1850
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19

sUTREAlE COURT OF THE STATE or
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
NRANICH 4 BACH: Plaintiff vs WiLLARD
4 GARNET and NEW YORK CENTRAL a
III pSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
Def niants. 81 NNONS
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 an
sVer the complaint in this action and 20
serve copy OF Your answer on the Plain
tiff Attorney within twenty days after tie
service OF this summons. exclusive. OF ths
DAY Of service. and in case OF YOUR failure
to appear or answer, -uign Ill viii be taken
AGAINST you hv default for the relief de-
manied in the complaint
Dated New YORK. October 27th. 1919
CLARENCE MCMILLAN. Attorney roy
Plaintiff. Office and z. o Address No
2s3 broadway, Borough Of Manhattan.
city Of New York.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
WILLARD r. BARNET.
The foregoing summons is served Upon yo,,
~ publication. pursuant 10 an order II Hon
JOSEPH NEWBI RGER. g. Justice of tho
supreme Court OF the State Of New York
Gated the Bird dag Of December 1919 and
i.ed with the complaint IN the Office OF tha
Clerk OF The County OF New York at The
County Court House in The Borough OF Man
haitian, City County and State OF New York
CLARENCE McMlILAN. Attorney for
Plaintiff. ONCE and p. 0. Address No
2SS i3ios.d~ay. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12
What Donovan SAYS.

Il have lived in Worcester most OF
the time for &c years, though / was
six years in the British army and
all over the world on duty, and have
always when not fighting or marching
with the army, voted the Democratic
ticket, but this fall l can't do it. l
came over from Ireland a green and
awkward lad, and found work here
at s1.2s a day. and that was more to
my liking than the twenty-five cents
a day that l could get before leaving
the old country. After / came back
from that long term with the British
army. ! learned to do a better grade
of work and got s2.25 a day for that.
Young men for that work now get
s5.25 a day. ! worked for myself
more than thirty years here in Wor-
cester, and made a home, raised four
children to womanhood and manhood
having them all educated as l never
had the chance, and lost my boy in
the world war. In that long school of
experience ! have learned that l have
voted wrong for about forty years, al
ways voting the Democratic ticket
1 have learned slowly but surely.
don't want any more south in the sad
die at Washington. 1t wobbles in the
saddle. 1t isn't solid anywhere. It's
not American. I'm Irish by birth and
American by experience, and I've got
to live on my experience and not my
birthright My experience has taught
me that there is nothing in the Dem
ocratic party worth my vote. This is
the best country in the world. I've
seen all of them. Keep this one Re
publican to keep it right. I'm an old
man, but young Republican. Tell all
the boys Donovan says that Keep
away from Democratic election days.
Worcester Telegram. t,i
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12
That slap-You-on.the-wrist Foley

That Siap-You-on-the-W Policy
The statement credited to a high
official of our State Department that
the Wilson Administration will make
no effort to secure reimbursement for
the private payment of ransom money
to Mexicans for the kidnapping of Will
liam O. jenkins. American consular
agent at Puebla- Mexico, is one more
disgusting evidence of the spineless-
ness of the administration in it's sick
ening policy with Mexico. The friends
of Jenkins are out s150,e90, and the
State Department intimates that the
agent was responsible for permitting
himself TO be seized. If this admins
cials, how can private citizen ex-
pect protection AT its hands.
Here was an instance on all fours
with the kidnapping of an American
citizen in Morocco, under the Roose-
welt regime, which has often been re
called as contrasting with the coward
ice of the Wilson regime Jenkins
was kidnapped by Mexican bandits
over whom Carranza admitted he had
no control Perdicaris was kidnapped
by Moroccan bandits over whom the
Sultan declared he had no control.
The friends OF Jenkins had to pay the
blood money. Roosevelt cabled the
Sultan. "Perdicaris alive or Raisuli
dead" and Perdioaris was returned
alive and well. The moral is plain.
Under Roosevelt the United States
stood for something; under Wilson
the United States stands for anything.
The Lord be thanked that the shrift
of the latter is shorti
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12

whose flavor rivalled even those
cooked by the southern "mammy's.' -
Crisp white celery, pickles OF all kinds,
marvellous salad served in apples.
Also at each plate was lovely cube
of cranberry jelly. Last but not least
came pumpkin pies served with whip
ped cream which the guests declared
better even than grandma's pies,
The tables were decorated with
plates OF rosy checked apples and Cal
ifornia grapes and large pumpkin
scooped out and filled with fruit; one
rib being left for a hande.
The favors were candy indian tepees
in the national colors.
The excellence of the supper is
proof positive that the domestic sciene
department is in capable hands.
After supper the guests arose and
gave three cheers for Mr.. Quigley.
This magnificent banquet is only one
OF the many things which that esti-
mable gentleman is constantly doing
to add to the comfort and happiness
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12
DELTA FOOTBALL TEAM
MAKES GOOD SHOWING

Considering the many difficulties un-
der which the boys were rorced to
work the Delta high school football
team has indeed established an en-
viable record for the past season just
ended, and had it not been for the
weather man. who held up the Thanks
giving game, they would now be hail
ed as Champions of the Western
Slope" Since the big snow automat
ically Cancelled the Gunnison versus
Delta game, we are forced to con-
cede the honor to Krause and his
husky warriors from Gunnison, who
have not lost a game this season.
A glance at the appended record
shows that Delta stands far above all
other Western Slope teams, except
ing Gunnison, who rightfully heads
the list Grand Junction comes third
in the list with good record, having
scored SO points to her opponents "a.
Delta's record shows that Delta
scored 119 points to her opponents 21.
Gunnison has scored SO to her oppon-
ents Z.
The men cofposing the Delta squad
are Dowd, Pace Harding, Hunter,
Killian, Wilcox, (Capt.) Kesling, Wig
ram, Kyffin, w Bond, H. Bond, Math-
ers, Hamm, Koehler, Welch and
Adams
At banquet given the football boys
by the Delta High School basketball
girls. Doc Hunter, the hardest hit
ting halfback on the slope, was chos-
en- as Capt. for the next year. Under
his capable leadership. we expect ev.
en- greater results in 1920.
The boys and the school wish to
thank the business people of Delta
for having so generously supported
high school athletics during the past
year.
Delta 80, Montrose o; Delta 10,
Olathe o; Delta 0, Grand Junction IA;
Delta 1s. Paonia o: Delta 20, Olathe
:: Delta 2e, Montrose o. Total 11s to
81
Grand Junction O, Olathe 0; Grand
Junction l3. Montrose o; Grand juno
tion l9, Olathe 6; Grand Junction l..
Gunnison %; Grand Junction Il, Del
Ia o Total SO to "a
Gunnison 90, Montrose o; Gunnison
"a, Frand Junction 7. Total SO to7.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12
STUDENTS AT NORMAL EAT
DRINK AND MAKE MERRY

On Friday evening. November 2Sth
Mr.. Quigley gave an old fashioned
supper at the State Normal in honor
of the Normal students.
The weather man was not invited
however. and in revenge at the slight
pelted the more fortunate ones with
snow and blew his icy breath in their
faces.
About seventy-five persons braved
the storm and were richly repaid for
their efforts.
Long tables were set almost the
entire length of the main hall and
loaded with the most delicious viands.
Several turkeys had sacrificed their
lives to be present and exchanged
their feathers for dressing pro
nounced by all as the best ever"
There were naky mashed potatoes.
seasoned with real cream that would
melt in the mouth. sweet potatoes
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12
ROYAL NEieHBoR NEWS
- 80 80 90 .

There will be a joint installation,
of the Royal Neighbors of America and
the Modern Woodmen- Date to be an
nounced later.
At the next reguar meeting of the
Royal Neighbors, held December 18th,
good attendance is desired. There
will be an interesting program after
which refreshments will be served. Let
every member come who can.
The annual election of officers was
held December Bird and the following
were elected: DR.. Marian Merry,
oracle; Mrs. Edna Baird, vice-oracle;
Mrs. Libbie Blessing, chancellor; Mrs.
Flora Jacobs. recorder; DR.. Beslin, re-
ceiver; Mrs. Clara Hickman, marshal;
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, inner-sentinel;
Miss Anna Riber, outer-sentinel. After
election initiation was held, when two
were taken in as social mem bers.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12
District Superintendent Here.

Rev. A. f. Sanner, district super
intendent of the Church of the Nazar-
enc arrived Monday to be with the
local church here looking after church
interests for a few days OF this week
He will go from here to Montrose for
the Missionary assembly there the
last part of this week
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12

of students and teachers consequent
ly he is loved and respected by all.
The social committee also received
a great deal of praise.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12

Floyd Lischke has accepted a sit
uation with the Associated Fruit com
pany and entered upon his duties
this week
The Delta independent., 1919-12-12

You will find something here that will make suit
able gift for anyone Come in and look around You
will find everything marked in plain figures and you
will not be urged to buy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
LAWRENCEVlLLE
Especial 10 Tn Times Dispatcl

s tspecial e Ths Times Dispatch.l
q LAW VA. Nov S.
A pretty marriage was solemuized az
the home OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
on October 5. at o'clock. when their
.daughter MISS MARY Luc.. e became
the wife of Kew. Walter Clark Gum OF
Monterey. Va Rev ~. ). Cclonna.
presiding e'der OF the Methodist
Church. performed the ceremony.
bride. was maid OF honor. Little Theo-
dore Battle liendricl<. sister OF the
bride. preceded the bridal party to the
altar. carrying al yellow rose. in which
the ring was concealed. The bride
groom had as his best man his broth
i. Miss Louise Wcstorook. Of Danville.
has been visiting relatives in town
y Miss Robbie Lee Raney. VINO is
,tcachinG school al Alberta. spent the
Weekend AT her home.
Is Mrs. Q. T.. Short. who has been Wis
iting relatives in Richmond and Pc
'tersburg. returned home this week
e Sergean, + O Haney, l3Sth Aero
Squad. who has just returned from
lGermany and France. has his ina dis
icharge and has been visiting his sis
ater. Mrs a Smith.
8 Dr.. and Mrs VIM. r. Price. OF Mill
{. Mrs. S, X Hun. OF Portsmouth. re-
turned to lGr home on Friday. after
"a visit to her sister, Mrs j. w De-
Vany.
Miss Mamie Devany and Mr.. and
Mrs Holt. OF Norfolk. spent the week
lend at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. J. W
Miss Bette Tahh. OF Richmond. is
visiting at TIE home of Charles f.
May.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lashlcy and chill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
KEYSVllLE
tspec,aI to The T.mes.D,spatcb

Especial TO The Times Dspatchl
KEYSVILLE. VA. Nov S.-Dr r
PriGdy. OF LynchburG. spent the past
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs Fttz-
gerald
Mrs. Charles Osborne will leave next
week for stay al the McAlpin Hotel
New York City.
Mrs IL d Peters will be hostess
NJ a miscellaneous shower on Monday
evening in honor OF Miss Grace May
Il bride of this month.
Miss Elizabeth Peters and Mrs Lewis
Goode are visiting In Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Rogers. OF oxford y C,
and Mrs T.. w Thomas. of Richmond
spent the past week with relatives
here.
Mrs. James Hodges. OF Martinsville
IS visiting her daughter. Mrs S. r.
Mrs j. B. Bailey entertained the
Social Club on Wednesday evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
WINTERS TANG AROUsEs
SOCIETY TO NEW LIFE
Scores OF Correspondents Through.
out Virginia Chronicle Social
Events of State.
VISITORS AND THE VISITED
Movements OF the Multitude I'm Crisp
81 Paragraphs - Items OF Purely
" Personal Interest Garncre1 From
e a Thousand Sources.
Especial to TIL. Times Dispatch J

III Especial io The Times Dispatch
IS CULP EPER. VA. Nov. S.--Mr and
Mrs Add ISon Hudson and small
daughter. Mary Ellen. we're the guest,
for serera days this week OF Mrs
sHudsons parents. Colonel and Mrs.
NJ Newhouse
r james rrosser. recently returned
& from overseas has accepted a position
las professor OF mathematics AZ Nil
AM, Fla
~ Misses Margaret and Lucy Roberts
returned home the nrSt uf the week.
after spending month in West Nir-
lginia.
b Rev and Mrs X J Hammond re-
turned 10 the rcctOry on Friday, after
Seach
Is, Mrs Maude Rust came from Phila-
ldclphia on Wednesday To visit her SIS
Ter, Mrs T, II Gibson.
s. Mrs Hugh Ryan. OF Norfolk. who
until her marriage last month was
Miss Eliza beth HlL. or Culpeper. has
Returned home. after i visit 10 Mir and
Mrs. Charles Hill on Man Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
BIG STONE GAP

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
BIG STONE GAP. VA. Nov S.
Congressman =. b. Slemp Is spending
few days this week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. r Carter and chill
uren spent Sunday In Gate City visit
ing relatives.
William A Stuart left today for
Minneapolis. Mimi. TO attend the ma
tionai convention OF the American
Legion.
Miss Adelaide Petit spent few
days visiting friends in Gate City last
week.
Mrs. Harvey Brown returned to her
home in Shreveport. La last week
after an extended visit TO her parents
MIR. and Mrs S. j. Gundry. OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
AMHERST
Especial &c The T,mes.p,.

Especial &c The Times D,spatch1
AMHERST VA. Nov. s--Miss Eliza
beth Peyton. OF Charlottesville was
The weekend guest Of Mrs II. Pey-
ton
Edward Meeks spent several days
th:s week N Nelson County.
The Ladies' Aid society the Mis-
sionary Society and the Parsonage So
c;ety OF :he Amherst Methodist circuit
met Tuesday in an all-day session at
Emanuel Methodist Church The meet
ing was presided over by Mrs G. B.
Cunningham. president OF the Amherst
society. An entertaining program was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
ACCOMAC

Especial TO The Tunes Dispatch1
ACCOMAC VA. Nov 81 ] Oliver
OF Richmond. spent last week with
his family IN AccornaC
Miss Sarah Ashhy IS VISITING Mrs
Stuart AShby smyrna Del
Miss Mary Helen Howe of Washing.
ton. was the guest OF Mrs John w
Edmonds recently
Mrs John Aydelotte. OF Snow Hill.
c.. was the guest OF her daughter
Mrs G Walter Mapp last week
DR. and Ms J l. Delormis nave
returned from trip TO Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

10 see something that l. curious or on;
OF the common Amusement: means an
occasional forsaktng OF the Muses. as
when the student lays aside MS books
recreation is the refreshing OF the
spirits when they are eXha listed by
laoor. SO that they may be ready in
due time TO resume II again.
FROM these considerations II fol.
lows mat the id;e man who has no
work can have no play. for how can he
be relaxed who never Is 6ent7 How
can he turn out o! The road who
never - IN IL How can he leave the
Muses., VINO IS never with them? How
san play refresh him who has never
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

dren and Miss Sallie Steed spent the
Weekend near Harocld with rela-
uves.
Harvie Spatig. chic: petty officer OF
the u S S, Ate. which was burned
on the coast OF Bermuda last week.
reached here last week to vtsl, his
father. r.. Spa;!E.
Sam Turner Allen Jeter and Miss
Frances Turner OF DaGvi!le. spent sew
eral days last week at the home OF
MIR and Mrs T r Hendrick
Hampton Wessoa. who has been In
a hospital IN Franc for some months
having been wounded during the war.
arrived home Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

Deane Lewis at the rectory
Rev. Crawley returned Satur.
day from visit to his homo In Halifax
Couaty.
Miss Georgte Rhea has accepted n
position at the telephone Office In AM
hers:
Mrs James NJ Greene. who has been
quite sick for the past week, is i'm
proving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

this week spent severa, days with his
rather, Thomas Whitehead. AZ Noun
tain View"
MISS lsabei Wagner returned Sun
day morning rroc, SufyoIk wbere she
a'cndcd meeting OF the wonan's
Customary Society OF the Episcopal
r. Rev Beverly D Tucker was the
weekend guest OF DR. and Mrs Thomas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Look Out for
III FLU ENZA
u Your lie alth Is
Falling
How sturdy, how robust, how
strong you are when you
take PepsinoI

THROUGHOUT tho
nation physicians are
n sounding the warning
OF second epidemic OF In
fuenza. Everywhere they
are advising people to guard
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The pure ingredients Of Pep
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Don't neglect your health
now, OF all times The sec
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ST
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