davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Detroit Edison Net
Reaches $9,640,296
During Year
Totol Contrasts With
$7,833,306 Profit
Reported in 1888
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Detroit
Edison Co. reported today for the
year ended December 81 CONSOLE
dated net income of s9,640 296,
equal to S756 a share of capital
stock. This compared with $685.
306, or $6.16 a share in 1898.
Jersey Public Service.
Public Service Corp. of New Jer-
sey, a utility earned net income in
1899, the company reported, of $25,-
727 1853, or s2.88 share on the COM
mon stock. This compared with
s22, ,733,245, or $2.34 share the pre-
ceding year.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
81 Voted on Arrears
Of Pacific Portland
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18.-Pa-
cific Portland Cement Co. declared
dividend of 81 a share to apply
on preferred stock arrearage, which
amounted to S39.25 a share at the
year end.
The company paid $5.75 a share,
including the current dividend, since
April 15 1899
The dividend is payable January
Is to stock of record January 20.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Iron Ore Shipments
Gain During Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Bureau of Mines reported
ia per cent increase in the value
OF iron ore shipped from United
States mines last year.
Ore shipments, it said in q pre-
liminary report, approximated 54,.
825 900 gross tons valued at $751;
066 900 in 1889, as compared with
shipments of 26,430,910 tons valued
at STA, 1922 ,405 the year before.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Tin Imports

During December a total of 2,l9O
long tons of tin was exported from
Thailand (formerly Siam and 1855
long tons from Nigeria. according to
a cable received by the American
Iron and Steel Institute from the
statistical office of the International
Tin Research and Development
Council, The Hague, Holland.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Hancock Oil Orders
Extru of Is Cents
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18-Han-
cock Oil Co. will pay an extra divi.
dend of 25 cents a share with the
regular quarterly dividend of so
cents March l, record February Is.
The same extra was paid in the two
preceding quarters.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Reichsbunk Statement

BERLIN, Jan. Is tP,.--The Reichsbank
thousands Of reichsmarks): Gold and for
eien exchange. 77,457; increase. l47. Bills
Of exchange and checks, 10s66,s sgl; de-
crease, 35o,952 Securities, 53l.024. de-
crease, I22,711. Other assets .1,6l5.32s:
Increase, 106,s4s. Circulation, 1000
47b: decrease. 373,077. Sight deposits l.
IS per cent. Bank rate, 4 per cent.
Evening star., 1940-01-18

r In bankruptcy receivershp or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act OF
securities assumed by such companies
TStocks so marked are fully listed on the
Curb Exchange All others are dealt IN on
an unlisted trading basis Rates OF divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or seml-annual declaration Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included xd Elk dividend. II Elk
lated dividends paid last year. eDeclared
or paid so far this year Payable in
stock Paid last year. Cash or stock
< Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. ur Under rule WV With war
rants XIV Without warrants war War
rants. ZUnit of trading less than 100
shares: sales are given in full
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Rail Loadings Rise
TT Per Cent Ahead
OF Previous Week
Register 14.7 Per Cent
Increase Over Some
Period Yeor Ago
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail-
roads reported today 667,7l3 cars of
revenue freight were loaded during
the week ended last Saturday.
This was an increase of 1921 cars,
or 1877 per cent, compared with the
preceding week; an increase of 85.-
469, or l47 per cent, compared with
a year ago, and an increase of &c.
973, or Is per cent, compared with
1888.
The report classified the loadings
o. fnllnrrS
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Durk-Fired Tobacco
Sales Show Drop
Nv tho Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 18.-The
volume of sales on the Virginia
dark fired markets dropped sharply
yesterday under Tuesdays sales.
Price averages slipped off at Lynch
burg and Farmville, and climbed at
Blackstone.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK Jan. 1S-Dividends de-
clared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.
Extra.
Pc Stock OF Pay
Rate. rod. record. able
Meier e. Frank Co---25c - l-19 1-29
Special Year End.
Panhandle East Pipe
Line -------- ST 80 - 119 1-3I
Stock.
Rath Packing two-thrdS
of share OF common
for each share held 2-5 2-15
ReTular
Evening star., 1940-01-18

All classes Of loadings increased
from the previous week, which in
cluded the New Year holiday, caus-
ing greater than expected rise in
total loadings
The Associated Press seasonally
adjusted index of loadings, based on
1929-30 as 100, advanced to 77.2,
compared with 760 the previous
week, and 652 year ago.
Range Of recent years:
1889 1874
1910. 1898. 1897. 1895 1898
High - 1916 7I.3 So $40 III
Low --- 57.6 55.1 625 6O7 $50
Evening star., 1940-01-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
PN Gas Il Elec

STOCK ana Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High. Lew 2:5s.
Ok Mt q of $50 275s 113M llS1a 1881
Oldetyme Dist l ~ IN 1ss
Evening star., 1940-01-18
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK Jan. Is LPl.-National AS
sociation Securities Dealers Inc:
tQuotations a sof , eclockl
Evening star., 1940-01-18
U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK Jan. 1S P-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
by private wire direct to The Star.

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High Low. c:b6.
Air Assoc t.60)-- l0h ION Ion |
Ala Power pf tD los 1861 1851 iO5la |
Alum Co Am{6g) 750s l53 ISL 1924 |
Alum Co of (e) Sos 1lSkl l15H 115Ik
Evening star., 1940-01-18

Youngstn SGT 4s4S 1861 LOG log
-Youngss'n S&T4sSl- LOG 1858. 1863.
Evening star., 1940-01-18

HOlil0S6 " % 0d
Humble Oil(2.50
Huyl Del of STIR
Upgrade Food
Ill.Ia Power pf-.
Ill.ia Pwr div ct
Imp Oh Ind 1915
Imp OIL LTD .60a
Imp Tob Can .40i
Ind Pipe l. (.50g
Ins Co N Am "a
Int Metal Ltd A
Int Pa&Pwr war
Int Petrol 1.50a -
Int Products
Int Utilities (B)
Interst H Eq so
Interest P Del of
Iron Fire vic 1.2t
Irving Air c Tia
Jacobs Co
Jer CP&L Of t7)
Jones & Lau Stl p
Lake Shore Mt3.
Lakey Fdry & NJ
Lehigh Coal .10g
Line Mater't SOC
Locke Steel 1.20
Lone Star .70E =
Long Island LtR
Long Isld Ltg of
Long Isl Ltg pf !
La Land e. E .55i
Lynch Corp (2)
Nc Wtllms Ored
Mead John (3a)
Memph N G .50g
Merr-Chap & Sc
Metal Text(.35g
Mich Bumber
Mich Sugar
Midland Steel G.
Milo " est Corp
Mo Pub Svc .20E.
Molly bdenum
Monarch NJ 1.50e
Monogram Pic
Monroe In A .05,
Mon LH&P l.50
Mount City C.15i
Mount Prod(.60
Nachman Sp .25e
Nat Auto (.25e)-
Nat Bella Hess-A
Natl Cont (.40g)
Nat Fuel Gas III
Nat p q l. Of t0)
Nat Rub M BOG
Nat Transit .S5g
Nebr Pwr of (7).
Nelson H (.50g)
N E P AS pf1.50k
N J Zinc t2a)
Newmont t3.50g
n Y Hon r 4.25g
NY Shipbld I'd sh
Mag Hudson Pw
Mag Hud lst t6)
Mag Hud A war
Miles, -Bem-P(1g
Noma Elec(.30g)
Nor Am 1t & Pw
N l P S pf (7d)
North'n P L .30g
North'n Sta PA
Ohio Eds pf (6).
Ohio Oil Of (6)
Okla Nat Gas (1]
Okla Nat 6 pf(3)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05

under the influence Of WHISKY, pe-
ana Is not ~ help .Icct q Hi't' ~
enforce the law WHICH TIC II
10 ElulI.iiie. nu.. WII.II tiI''l Ii'PP
nav, 49, ,.u,u, II, nIy ullnu tii"' 4iS
ne WiIi ~ >uuIpI .IoutI-' "t'Il P''
'>Ctiuii '"' Gag ,nlnS t.!"1 'h>'s
ISnL ~ uiIII 20 10.
NO man auUuIu Ue allowed 10 N'lN
mo Inc UelIIOt DUX allu ne4P li'>'i N
Il person llcKel Unless llal PeIsoii
Is his WIle Or IS DlnIu, anu II he Is
DIInd as many DIS lnree persons SIo''lo
WltucSo IT, ana luey should hot NC
nlrcu pUiltIcIanS, IUf there are lo'
OF candidates tnat wish 4 Wnole lo'
Of the people were blind Wnen lhey
go to vote, and that there was no
one nainC on the ucKct Oul IleltS'
People seldom ever improve When
they nave no otner moQcl but lAelA-
selves TO copy alter. My lQe;t Is 'Iiis
ever onward; ii God mad lnlellucu
tnat man should go backwards nc
would nave given nm an eye III lilc
back OF ms mead. Our greatest Si"t!
consists moi III never falling Out Ill
rising eVerytlme we lall. AND l nave
observed the postage Stamp-llS USE
lulneSS depends upon its ability 10
stick to one thing until II gets lnere.
And lest you forget, the roses Will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
TO use as live bait"

For some time the States Nigh
way Safety Division has been staff
ed with all kinds of safety promoters
and experts in most lines of safety
campaigning; but it has not had d
real traffic or safety engineer.
Appointment Of such an engineer
can be looked for within a COM
paratively short time, according &
apparently reliable reports reaching
your Raleigh reporter.
The new engineer will not be d
''pontlcal' appontee. either. accord
ing to these same reports, but a man
really trained in his duties.
There seems to be general agree
ment that the Department of Rev
enue personnel committee" isn't 60
ing to repeat its mistakes by adding
any more ward heelers or political
henchmen TO the Safety Divisions
rolls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
Oddy II II
TODAI'S ANNIVEHS ARIES

lSl5--.lOhn Wentworth. thl''lE" :"
noted pioneer. congressman anu
mayor, born nj Sandwich. N. H.
Died OC;. l6. 1883.
1879 Anna {. g. M"WHiI. n"l'"
American rrIdrr, artrr$S and auln",
of her day. born in France N"'
American parCntaEC). Died III rhE
land. July ~. 1870.
1922 --LuCy lIrrGnl. l."Wrll MISS.
mill girl, tcarhrr, editor. lecturer
noted poet, born at Beverly. Mass
Died i'll Eo>tcn, April II, 1893.
l832-lSaac |. Hayes, physician
explorer Of the Arctic. born III
Chester county. Pa Died III New
York, Dec. II, 1881
l%@6-Char,r$ GunCnl!:ht. I"NaS
irontiCr>man. ranger noted call'c
man ot the Southwest, n"rr III Ma
coupin county. Ill. Died Dec. -
1929.
Howard Pyle, noted W'I-
mirEt0H Del. illustrator. artist ma
lutnor. born in Wilmington. D'co
Nov. Q, l9!l
l01,--t frank Norris, journalist
md nov lit. born in Chicago. Dl2o
Oct. IS. 1902.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
ONLY ONE CAN WIN
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
With n!ue Democrats seeking quo
rrnaturIul honorS IL North laEoIIild.
lis about time for COniucIuS 10
make comment. ConlucIuS say
when nine men chase one lone woman
eight will set the gate. There Is one
TACT that admits OF no argument anu
mat is. only one man can become
governor.
Ii every candidate in the race re-
!!evcs he Will be nominated, Opt
miSm is certainly abroad IN North
Carolina. The voters are beginning to
treat the candidacy OF some OF the
aSpirants as a huge joke. y number
Of the candidates seem 10 be hard
pressed for plankS with which to
build their platforms and they are
boldly appropriating planiS from the
platforms of other candidates. Tie
rumor factory is already running at
full blast and the lie factory will soon
start up, it is reported.
There is a gradually growing in
tareSt in the contest, but ii is very
doubtful ii the wild enthusiasm that
characterized the Hoey-
light Will materialize before the sec
ond primary. A light vote is being
predicted by the political WiSeacres
but no one knows just what the
vote will approximate. Some say
four hundred thousand, some say
a half million and others seem to
think if the kinlolkS and friends Of
all the candidates go to tie pills the
magnitude of the vote will establish
a record
The promising industry is already
working tWenty-Gour hours each day
and il is turning out mass Of ma
terial. Very little effort is being made
to enlighten the public as to the
method by which numerous promises
will be fulfilled. Some Of the Cam
didates seem to think that no matter
how impractical their promises may
be. they will catch votes. On the
tWenty-fifth of May some Of the most
prolific promiSers will probably
learn to their sorrow that the voters
are not so gullible as they thought
JAMES H. HOLLOWAY.
Raleigh, March +, 1910.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
ALL NOT AID THAT FhDEkALS
Greensboro Daily NcWS)

Dr.. Harl Douglass. head OF the
department Ut education oi the Un!-
yer<itv OF North Carolina. in 4
speech at t-cn0erson say OIL the
Larabie-Thoma, bill tor federal aid
70 State education that this state
would profit more than any men,
Der G. the union. Three times as
much as New York. he says; SIN
times as much as California.
This amount he figures ut S4."3o,-
coo me inst year. approximately
Sl3.5OG 900 the sixth Yea and as
nucn annually thereafter.
The bill could pass the senate
any day. D.. Douglass is reported
as asserting. and would pass the
house any Gay that the North Caro-
lima representatives WOuid really
get behind it.
We seem t. recall having heard
federal aid spoken we'll q. by divers
and sundry other educational eN-
pertS in these parts: bu; we hope
the North Carolina representatives,
are going to ask tor and secure much
more information on the subject
than has as yet been vouchSafed to
the public hereaboutS before they
really get behind" any5ody'S bill
putting that much addiuoNal money
INTO public school circulation.
True, we can conceive Of cir
cun.stanceS uuuer which il would be
quite nice to have an extra $780,
900 per annum to be expended by
school authorities in North Caro-
lima, but we cannot at this moment
think OF d federal agency fitted to
make an expenditure OF that size
or Of d state ditto that is prepared
to make judIciOuS Use of I.
We have no intention CT intimat-
ing that the North Carolina schools
have ali the money they could use
or even all they actually need: but
we would far rather be convinced
that those now operating the Gduca-
tlGnai system are giving this states
taxpayers their moneys worth than
10 help with the writing Of letters
20 the federal Santa Claus.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
OTHERS VIEWS
OH, JOHNNY, HOW YOU CAN
Run!

10 the Editor:
The political season is fast APP
preaching, and candidates for the
few offices in Vance county which
have not beer. coded TO the old gang
by the last legislature will bloom like
roses in June, and the lew remain
ing offices will be up FOR sale to
the highest bidder, which makes
politics contaminated and corrupt
bic, and turns democracy into afro
city. There will be plenty Of cigars,
fruit jars; and if you Will help me
yOU can drive my cars and will be
promised every thing from the moon
to the stars, and if | am elected you
will never go behind the bars, which
will appeal to the weak, for they
have Il shallow streak, and for d ten
ccnt drink they will Stagger up TO
the brini; and vote, for they have not
the intelligence Of goat; and it
looks like to me that the intelligent
people would open their eyes and
see what i being forced upon them,
which IS contrary to the principles
Of liberty and Justice and the right
10 practice Sclf-detcrmination I'M
contaminated.
The election laws of North Caro-
lima are Corruptiblc and canIlered
and the Australian ballot is a farce
No ma1 should be allowed tC vote
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
.NH.iT'S Birthdays

Ernest j. Russell of 81. louis, no.
lCG alynitcCt, bern III England, u
years ago.
Lean ColnWcll of New York and
london, eminent mural painter
suru Z, Louisville. hy., IS years
ago.
Edward X. Gaylord Of Oklahoma
City. newspaper publisher, born at
...t.cotan. i-anSa$, 81 years ago.
D,Nllrl IL. ti!Zpalrlc.i oi 81. Louis,
tar,uuni&t, Lorn al Superior, Wis,
80 FCUrs aSO.
E,H.&rd y. Sherman. former asSo-
..4,c cniyl forester Of The u. S.,
OH il iiumDuldt county, iowa, 81
.tarS UgO.
liuE. l.. Carlisle Of New York,
;GN,r. uvru at WatertONn, n. Y, %
>>,..' t.s,.:.
LN-.J. :. ScnHtol Daniel .. hast
nS. oi D.->..,IGG. DJIn i'll Somerset
.Jrlty, -..:... 30 yCui, ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
Revelations Of
Driving Licenses
Fewer Last Month
Daily DiSnatch Bureau.
~ The Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, March 5.-There were no
driver license levocationS during
February in twenty-eight North Car
DINA counties as the total for the
entire state dropped sharply to 319
for the month, according to records
of the Highway Safety Division.
II was the first time in nearly half
a year that any month showed less
than 500 revocations. This year
started with 531 in January, while
for the last quarter Of 1889 the aver
age was far above the half Thousand
mark.
The counties without revocations
were Arson, Ashe, Avery, Carteret,
Cherokee, Clay, Currituck, Dare.
Gates, Graham. Granville, Green
vile. Greene, Hyde, Jones, Macon,
Madison, Mitchell, Onslow, Orange,
Pamlico, Pasquotank, Perquimans,
Polk, Swain, Tyrrell, Washington,
Watauga and Yancey.
At the other end of the line Gull
ford led in total revocatons with 33,
followed by Forsyth with 26, Rich
mond ID, Wake Is, Alexander, Ca
taWba, Pitt and Rowan, II each.
Revelations in other counties were:
Alamance 6, Allegheny 2, Beaufort
3. BERTHE +, Bladen 2, Brunswick /,
Buncombe 10. Burke 3, Cabarrus II,
Caldwell 6, Camden l, CaSWeIl 2,
Chatham 2, Chowan /, Cleveland /,
Columbus 3, Craven 3, Cumberland
5. Davidson 4, Davie 2, Duplin l,
Durham /, Edgecombe 3, Franklin
2, CASTOR 6, Halifax 4, Rarnett |,
Haywood 2, Henderson 2, Hartford
l, Holie 2, Iredell 9, Jackson /, john
ston l, Lenior 4, Lincoln /, Martin
!, Mcdowell 5, Mecklenburg II.
Montgomery 3, Moore 6, Nash 7, New
Hanover 2, Northampton /, Pcndel
l, Person l, Randolph 8, Rocking
ham 7, Rutherford 2, Sampson /,
Scotland |, Stanly 8, Stokes 4, Surry
8, Pennsylvania l, Union |, Vance 8.
Warren l, Wayne 5, Wilkes 4, Wilson
3, Yadkin 3.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05

cause "of fatigue which they felt"
Instead of the vacation they were
granted leave OF absence for two days
10 attend the meeting Of the Concord
4'rescytcry.
2. The average salary for rural
schools was 1882 and for city
schools S41.l5.
j. ncuuIunlg TO the budget COM
mission report TO the last legislature,
$1,000 per annum.
+. From 1900 TO 1910 North Caro-
! Lima had twelve congressman, from
1919 to 1880 she had thirteen. In 1910
the stale representation dropped to
nme, ana ten years later to eight In
1860 there were only seven, eight IN
1870, ana nine during the next
twenty years. From 1900 to 1880 the
State mad zen congressman, and since
the reapportionment of the last CEN
suS the State has eleven. The State
IS enillicu 20 d congressman lOr each
279,7l2 population. II Is believed the
superintendent WnsCh Will iGhoW the
CELSIUS Ueng taken this year Will
give North Carolina one, and pos
slbly two, more representatives.
5. Guilford county led the one
hundred counties Of the State with
an increase OF Ui8 per cent.
s. Wilkes county was formed IN
1777 from parts of Surry and the
District oi Warrington (now Iennes-
see). The first court was held at the
House OF John Brown, which was
located in the Bend Of Yadkln
river, March 2nd in the year OF our
Christ lI7o, and in the second year
of American independence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
VNNNI In Ii,S EOk \

--.Lalurtr Hr5lun -.a'@arfc.
lGu,--u. ) Senate cutiNcncS as
4 court % mpr;.C."iirItr Ior tile
.rIul 4. .r->luCn. !UI!lI>,H.
VIZ III his InuuSUrLl aQufS%S,
r,-i>,, at WA. on t.s!,a lama III al
,ur {. ".mCu uyUirIiIty.
l9lo- Am,rrcuu "humo''W DIVI-
lou ,e.,>., GrimM laIA III Lor-
anne .lGlur.
1919 hrpolt Of the DIi'untS, COY
RING IT, lUur war years, reveals
..:;sl lHC company made ABOUT ii
t',lrEIu vi Inr Total WnCIdS pro-
-.UCt.,!! ~ puWuCr Tor lnr Allies.
I9I -! Ia /. :. N,&rlncS lana
ana E~rauc thluHSu ohanGiiaI 10
preserve Urdcr.
1850 DGy after inauguration
trc,lt,,Et Roosevelt procialLS bank
nOllCIy and summon, congress 10
plCi,i .CS;Iun.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
TODAE"S HOROSCOPE

TGiay'S native is endowed with
.,ood VIII and an earnest soul, but
ne lie WA abound with difficult
and Iaborio::s work. There will DC
God use made OF the powers, and
ayWtvcr humble the position, it
xii be magnified. or very power
III emotions. yOu may sway others,
Jnd you Should nave good creative
lower: in art Simplicity OF life and
trCnuCuS character in work are the
most evident traits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
By FRED T.. MAY

]. When Davidson College students
n 1871 asked for d weeks vacation
what concession was granted them?
,. What was the average salaries
paid school teachers in 1912?
3. What is the per capita cost OF a
patient at the State Hospital at Nor
canton"
t. When did North Carolina have
more congressman than she has to-
Jay?
5. What North Carolina county
zhoWcd the greatest percentage OF
incr2aee in population in 1880?
6. When was Wilkes county cStab-
Eshcd and where was the first court
held?
ANSWERS.
|. In March 1871 they pctltloncd
the faculty for Il weeks vacation, be-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
BEN FRANKLIN'S REASON

when Benjamin Franklin pro-
posed, in May, 1877, that the Ses-
sions OF the Constitutional Convcn-
ton be opened with prayer, he was
asked t. explain the reason for his
request.
If sparrow cannot fall without
Gods knoWlcdgc,' replied the great
MISREPRESENTATION, "hoW can an
empire rise without His aid?"-Dcs-
cret News, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administers
tor of the Estate of W. H. Paschall
deceased, late OF Warren County
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate OF said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Burling-
ton, N. C., on or before the .5th day
OF March, l94l, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the Estate
will please make immediate payment,
This 5th day of March, 1910.
F. w. PASCHALL.
Burlington, N. c.
Administrator Of the Estate of
w. H. Paschall.
5-12-19-26-2-9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-05

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