South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 238, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 August 1919 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MISHA WAKA GENERAL NE IV S Nei.ns-Tlrr.es Office: 120 Lincoln Vay West. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

SAYS GHÜRCH HAS Dr. E. B. Parker Preaches on' Patient, Ministrant Career of Luke. : !"'-. . I" J'.irwM. t.'i.tor ff til" T 1 :.!'.'.-1 I.iu.-v. 1 church, pnathi a S'-riuuii iro:.-. i.uko i:lo at th.' it. oi r.ir.ir ! S.nnl.iy. In t h;f I..' rniaikH h tail: " I' t !: ard Willi si'r4jjkilüis crc W.f'wh h !(ritr '.firs of min:!r;:f life. T.':k- ita t h-re-fl the mann. ii for liW story of Jeyu. This 1. uns not writp-n in a s'',bfi:i h i'. v;is lli- pro'lvji t of a life's !al- ! The author uas a tri;' histr.r.m llf .. v thai through the forf rir urost'iri the mini.-; ry of I'.is vai: !arui;- to thf l"lt iixo th.tu any t hi i nan of his lino h saw its uniT M'nif'i":rH . I v.jv sput His days in Palestine Ion Mis sympathies .r,! int-i osts .u as will as ih- ( ir i- of h ;- lo.iii m II' ('.uiii' in r..-a! .a, laiher's v. arm Hrlniiiii' for i ry proihcd who tains hi fa hou . "Tho central tu .s vi of Luk's w f w.is that no oiip is c.t 1 ui d fiom tin- urarioiu invitation lo itin.hip in th kir'lorn of Pd.i Nowhere i. this s.-t forth mor- la aatifi'ily than io th- story ( Zmha So apt an illustration is this sSnry of fh- :ii'llio(i hy which .hsus may iif fouii'l an 'I of the rhaniics v.ro'ik;ht in 1 1 " human heart hy that liivdvory that we haw- overlooiai its real j-u :ni?ira n in much of our preach In p. I'.fTort of C"onrvlii. ' Ptintarlly. Luke's purpoe in .-e-h'tinu this inehh-nt for refnnl was nt to fxliir.it the effect ennxersion would produo in a man's lif or to .how that a man oV'ol in cuin st to lino! .!osi:s will if necessary, throw . onv ent ins to the linl. lut was to show hiv when Jesu? came to the city of .Ii rico the man who ap-l ;irnl to t'f the 1 at likely to profit hy the isit hei-amo His peiiPnt liot ami that ahati n came to his liHii.-c. It i meant to mi us j lrom ihspaiiii::: of the salvation ofj any man however nnnromiin.r hks j t.ise nny he i "'If a m;)n like t.icchaeus could hol ar.l. then vhoahl the lifrht of a! !ii'v hop.-- dawn on tlie reuiot et i i li rle of h lmäP life. Tho Irlich iicnis a new ;snn of the ;mI'":'.i;i y t l" it.. j;op--l a la! a leklmllinp of! the anei' nt fiilh :unl tlarinr Xo i man n .leii -o oi;M hae thow-rht; in putf.im 7av ehaeijs on his praerj and theie are men in Mi-haak;: M whom 'brist would .orae with as radiant results if sharing tl:-- Master's purpose to seek and MVr thf Jo we mit fishing in re- - ;:'n.tevl tdrcles ; 1 1 1 pushed out on j :'ic wi.br e. of human life in ourj nut listic efforts." T Till: LINCOLN TODAY. !r. ' Si .:!. ,'ht Sadie" playing at the. i. : i '.) tb.at'"r today. vinome .'.'. . M:.:--li h the ro'e .f a dmjk'h-! ; v of Kiii: who Ihm'!;h.- a 'horas ;.:, To v". in ! . :: .a 1 1 she 1. r. . . j 1 ::. re .. ai m th - p!a;. .: a sly, ii fo a iio thiT-.'. t huru-" uirls a- e - :. .: ' ir,.. ir.s ;. ml : h: - -. ':. i Ma . M:.i .-!i as the ,.::-! iinv a : : I 1 - .-. t ; oh ! va a p : .; a : !. 1 1 v. i: :. .. ,.. : Y . . ' !'!. :.. ;o i . A.1- t. 1.' -!.

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! SALI; ; 1 ,-v :n-i -oiu house i w. vt T. -nth :.. r.owly painted! napeied. all 'ot. 'an uive mi - : . . .. w- . .. . '.I. lie ; 0? S--.V-1U1I. .U ,v ikt.llis l M:v:. iw.ik.i '!"! r.ldu 2 '.. t . . CI -'A LC ' a : ! ".-..,.. i ', i - i ' i a i iM - ; !. i : .1 ' a i i ii ;t l vit- o: . xh ; in and j 5t.i s.s ' ri(j 1 1. j, ,-ee,t a! 1-a1 ' mnthl p.; n.-'nt-. Aoh:l! . :t ,.v.t... m ) lv i , t i .: i - - - j SAL i-' - iiim'I' i"u.!i-:ir.i!. . ; a.K j..; - .! .. '" 1. . ' K SA1.1J- i; l-irh. . . ; o Hon.i -. i'. :::'! : v. :cht Jim:;.-. (; S. I.i: - A ht Wo;., I ' t i" ) li lilH'n. "'ANTED Mitn for .K l:try tv.A u i'-ri stt vrk Your.? r , ..ir'v m ir. preferr-d lrp-Jre ! ' ' V. . N T I " I To v.T.:. modern h uo; :!i() MbhaA.th.i n Adt. :u. "ANTKD Vcr.;en and girls to' :-arn liiht h- makitr. Wo pay ; h;'e l' a p. We also need im n : ..J toys for diy ind piooo work.1 i:h.iv.ika Woolen .Mffe-. Co. it-J.. :r.;:i:TV BOND If you ' are j !e:d to 11. you rrc or.ntiej to :h hSbhet r.Mikt pric with ac - rrucd and earned interest to date f.rr. yo-r lonis to us Get our T.n and convince oreli. CAMI. TIIOHNT and Co. : 01 N. Malri it. Oliver Hotel 31(35 Tue,'1iy and Saturday erenlr.is Phon Lell 1651 Hult 3 to

.OTTO BICKEL WEDS MISS CLARA GREGORY . 'ito liiCKej ami Mis lara Clrec-' or: . hoth -f this cit , w ere .marrie.l ie a nap.i d huh ma'-s Monlav , t laorr.ii.,' a o'clock at St. Mon-; .'atholi' tll.ii' h tV the l.

I'r. .lohn Kohl. T!i hrele wa.- attire.l in : navy j 1 lue v at of woo! trlcotine. wore 3 I I h t' ;o n.atcii ami a cordage of; i-rale's rosvs. She was attc mlel hy ! Mi- Iorttta Fii(.kt'.( nlert of the! -too:,-). Miss I'.iep.el was attired in) r ivy hla vj-t with a orae of' ras Trank Mill, r of Iip'rtp. aj nephow ( f the i;roo?a. was het muri, j I 'ollowiii,' the ceremony a dinner j '.a served at th home of the, hrid'-'M s:s;er, Mrs. .Jay (Hover. 23! II. Manor, st. "overs wt re laid f or le. .mon those present were Mr. j and Mrs. Joseph liickel of Laporto. I The hride U tin.- daughter of Chnrles (Ireor-. of Middleton. ! Mich. The iroom :s the rm of Mr. ; ud Mrs. Nicho:;is P.u ki 1. .Jefferson id. and has jus! recently received n.. Iionorahle dis( haiK1 from the. in,.. naviiT i; n o erse.i nim io1 10th Ii Ui at ttller . .Mr. and Mr?. liicl.Vl left on their .. . ynifion and will he at home aft--v S. pt. 10 at '3" I. Marion st. at tin: ti-:mpi.i: today. Admirers of that lU'htninR-action iar, C'oijsO Walsh, no louht will turn oat in full force to see him in "Putting nun nir'' the new Kox piodu' tion which will he shown at the Temple theater today. As J.iclc Trevor, a motor car salesman. Ccorc Walsh. in "Putting tne Over," finds himself in a strance mansion, under a strange nam and being taken for an altoK'ther different person. He can't convince people that he is not the hfir to the. estate. Thn ho gets wise to an amazing conspiracy of which he is the innocent tool and through five reels he flqhts the plotters toe-to-toe. ultimately defeating them and winning a pretty bride who. hy the way. is the rightful heir to the rich estate aimed at hy the conspiracy. irwT iiayi: niSClIARCii; PAPERS It was announced Monday evening that ail aliens who t-erved in the United States army and navv who make- application for naturalization papers, must present their discharge papers, and b accompanied by two witnesses No examination will have to be taken, nor naturalization fee charged. WILLOW CRITUK COMMUNITY (iRAN(ii:. The community grange of Willow Creek will meet at the Kennedy school Wednesday. Aug. 27. Tho metinc will ho open to the public. Rev. (',. W. Titus of Mishawaka will speak on "Tho League of Nations." CITY COURT NOTI'Jv Robert Wcikel was arrested last r.icht or: a charge of assault and batter preferred by Joseph Paluzzi. .ÖLS TO MICHIGAN. Sam Tumi is. jroprietr of the I top of Sweets. is in Muskegon. Mich. He will return the latter part of the Week. viMT i li; i:lnd. Mrs. A. Keltner and daughter. Plendina. i:'ä W. Broadway. ha yn:ir to 'b eland to spend several - w ith th- former's sister. I e A. and Mrs. McKwen. chiro1 i. eiors. o r First National bank.' Adt. :.ti I. r. COATS UNDLRTAKI.R. Advt. L 'ST 'K ST R A V IT L - - l'u terrier.. white with one brown ear. Call; M isha v. i ka 1 J 5 0 . . 26tl - " WANTRO Furnished rooms for h'ht h-ui-ekee ping. Write box K. .M N. w -.-Time s. M :shuw uka. 20 f; - FOR SALU Two iive-room 'nouses' "M tn' north si. P.-. modern except turnace. JIouscs are euil three ars old. one has a naratfe. Will tcgether or separate. $2.0i'O for one. $2,H' for the other one. STARK RLALTV CO. 1 R S.!.i;-(li'H,i W Ol k Iio; M. "-' : N. M t i st 2 vtJ W.."n-:i Girls fur piniunt: room. M : a k ;i Wmiion Mfc. Co. V.N'T!-;i' - iiK.iv i t Innun :;.!l'lt! I'aln, IViiViO. lit Man si. rhi 12 2Zl lit-r Ivih t. tr. l' Mishiiuaka a .. "l . ANTl?l A r. ret-r bo . A P'V l'o-tal -r..ph, liutel Mh-1-oK SALK C.-Lnl T-room house on . I'ouru-er.th t.. $1.300: sti.all payment down. Ua!.i)ie eay terms. ' Av-hil!e i'olp.ier:. phon' 1151. 2U7i LIULKTY IIONI'S We pay up tc $ S J . 3 cash for L:ids: accrued in-' itresl allowt-d. War stamps bought, j c. j,. Guthrif, U'J J. M. S. lUJ,-. .;co a. m to S p m T4i0-:s ( ; lO.VHY 6rf To loan on city property. K-ht room house niodirn. -n easy payment.. Seven room. f modern, near car li;iv Five roon, MmmIow, ay paynuntj. Garir.ir 1 I'hone Mishawaka 37U. '.1

NEW RESEFtVD R PLAN DISCUSS

Board of Viorks Takes Up Matter-Orders Phone Poles Off Street. The installation of a l.ööO.öüO gallon reservoir and a tank and stand werf discussed at the meeting of the. board of public works Monday morning. The tank, if installed, would necessitate a cost of over ö ofai. The purpose of the reservoir would be to take care of the surplus flow of water during tho ITöurs that very little water is used, and would help feed the mains at time of a fire or when an increased flow and high pressure would be necessary without injuring the engines and pumps with the- great strain. The Central Union Telephone 'o. was ordered to remove its telephone polos from the roadway on W. Third Th contract for city electric lamps for ll'-O was awarded to Karl Perkins. A. It. Klein was named to receive bids on a boiler for the north side rire station and to see to the installing. It was decided to re-advertise for bids for the placing of a side walk on 1Z. Sixth st. Bids received for thecurbing and side walking of W. Sixth st., were referred to tho city engineer. The hoard alPo decided to advertise for bids on the strip of walk to be laid on N. Sarah st. CITY COURT NOTUS. W. Malcolm. W. Röwo and J. Chrisholm were each fined $1 and costs by Special City Judge Charles W. Ringham Monday morning, after pleading guilty to charges of intoxication. Mike Sheriban and Julius Hodary. who figured in a mix-up Thursday j nicht, appeared in the city court and entefod pleas of guilty to charges of drunk and assault and battery. They were each fined $1 and costs which they paid. RACK 1ROM MICH IfJ AN CITY. John R. Jarrett. his sister, Mrs. Jennie McKann, and daughter. Miss Nell, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rarton. Mr. and Mrs. Ren McFann of this city, and Mrs. C. W. Milliken of Muncle, Ind.. spent Sunday at Michigan City i:n.ioyin(; vacation. Mr. and Mrs. , John F. Gchrinr and daughter. Miss Helen. 22,2 E Uu'hth st., left Sunday for Huntington, Ind.. " here they will spend a 10 das' vacation. V. L. .MARZ ILL. Valentine L. Marz, residing northeast of Mishawaka, Is confined to his hörn'. by illness. ti:( iiurs arrix i; in city. A number of the new tea en era of the hi-li i-chool. 'ncludiner Prir-j eipal SYmler. arrived in the city Monday morning to attend tho uaeheii-' institute at fcouth Rend. j HOSPITAL N()Tr. Lou rt of Rrisiol, Ipd., underwent an operation Monday moininc. .Airs. Jane Davis of e u..-sopoh , Mi.h.. .is taken to the hospit:y Mond.'.y inorninc where the whl ro-:-h"e ti eatnients. j g. w. Titus ri;tur.. Rev. W. Titus arfd family have returned from an automobile trip j to Canada. Mr. Iitus occupied nm pulpit at the First Christian church Sunelay. visiting sistlti. Mrs. Fred Westover, Ray City. M :.,U vl.itln,. tief- lfu V ,lu"" tS . i " i z ,r t T n oil i t w i r tRlIURNS FROM OHIO. M iv Clara Broun. Park a v.. has j i. latnoil t-i the c ity after spendirt tile summer at her ho'nt in Port J Mintor. O. I r. i:. coats. u.mi:rtaki:r. Advt ;t. ave Th re

Located at the Garner of FOURTH AND HARRISON STS. On Which I WILL BUILD HOUSES TO SUIT PURCHASER REASONABLE PAYMENT DOWN. Balance Can Be Paid Same a Rent These lots are well located; convenient to all the ractories. and in tirst-class neichboriuod.

Mr. H. E. Curry Mishawaka Truit & Savings Bank.

! NATURALIZATION EASY j FOR ALIEN SOLDIERS Through the efforts of Julius Eien-

i nett and Mrs. V. N. Hauer of th , home service branch of the Red j Cross, the aliens of St. Joseph coun- ; ty, who have served in the United States army or navy will have the opportunity of receiving naturalization papers free from all fee charges. All ex-frOldier and sailors desiring papers are notihed to report before Saturday noon to their shop foreman. Mrs. Hauer, Julius Pennett, or the city clerk. After all applications have been received, a special day will be appointed by Judge Funk for the granting of the papers. REV. BRENTON BEALL FUNERAL HELD SUNDAY Funeral services for the Rev. Brenton H. Beall were hehl Sunday afternoon from the residence 221 K. Fourth st. He v. Dr. R. Earle Parker of the Methodist Knisconal - - - i church and Rev. Mr. Jordon of Smith Rend, officiated. Tho pallbearers were Alfred Ludwig. Otto i:. Lang. A. S. Whuy. Robert MrKnisht, William Keyes and Lutrenei Joh ns. Rurlul was in the City cemetery, C.K1 Ol' 1 1IANK. . A'e V r -by wis. i to express rv.c sine re an 1 heartfelt thanks to a'i oC our neighbors and friends for then acts of kindness and s'. rrpathy extended to us durin:.' the illness am1 ;cath of or.r beloved husband and father. We are alc thankful fn" all floral tributco-v Mrs. L. II P.eal! and Children. Advt. U Stated meeting Mishawaka chapteer . F.. S. TuesdaV evening. HAZUL POMKROY. W. M. ALMi; MICH KU se-r'y Advt. 2 .j 1 1 li: i:s ON VACATION. A. H. McNeil left Mondaj for Snow island, where he will spend his vacation. RirrritN i rom laui:. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Kllsassvr spent Sunday at Like Winona. Dr. Makielski. osteopath. 12' W. Second st. Advt. Nu Bone Corset Shop 117 Lincoln Way liist. Rooms 219-20 .MRS. I. DRIJLR, Reil Plionc 170. Don't Forpet "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 110 N. Main St.. Mishawaka. For All Kinds of Shoe Repairing and Shoes. FINCH a SPRACHE Undertakers Ambulance Service 202 N. Main Street Mishawaka Both Phonei 100 F. E. COATS CO. Undertakers FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Third and Race Sts. Phone Mishawaka 197. for Sale Lots

RIVER PARK FOR RKPORTER CALL Kivrr Vmrk BVM Thon? 47.

Prayer me-tir.g will be hehl Tatoay evening church this at tne F'ree Method;-! w-f-ek itlteal of Wt-d r.esdav, on at count ' tho fnnualj conference which opens Wednesday at Spring Arbor, .Mich. At the meeting of the Sunday school board of the Methodist Episcopal church arrangements were made to hold th annual picnic at Pottawatomie park, Saturday. SpL They also decided to entertain the children of the Orphans' homo it this time. A program of out-of-üoor sports will be prepared by the committee in charge. Mrs. Edward Krlll. S. Ninth st., ntertained at Sunday dinner in honor of Mr. Krill's mother. Mrs. Joseph Hool of Estervan. Canada, who is here for several weeks' visit, and Mrs. Paul Straub. Covers were laid for b. The table was attractively entered with fall flowers.The. members of tho mystic circle and a number of friends enjoyed a picnic and outing at Hudson lake Saturday afternoon and evening. The party including 30 members motored to the lake. A picnic supper was served, after tvhich dancing, boating and various out-of-door games were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. George Fetters and family. S. Eighth t.. returned Sun day night from a visit at Rutler. ; Ind.. Roading. Mich., and Kden, O. They also attended the annual reunion of the Fetters' family which was held Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fix, near Kden, o. One hundred and seventy-five members were present from Indiana, Ohio. Michigan anel Pennsylvania. ORleers elected were: President, G. H. Fetters: secretary. Kdisin Iees, and treasurer. Levi Fetters of Eden. O. The 1D20 meetinc will be held the third Wednesday in August at! Enfield center drive. Hamilton lake, Hamilton, Ind. A. M. Cormican. Smith st.. has discontinued his shoe- repair businesson Rronson st.. South Rend, and will J leave Sept. 1 for Walkerton, Ind., j where ho will engago in the same' business with his brother, Samuel Cormican. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Switcher have Buster brown SHOES 1 TODAY. Mae Marsh -in "Spotlight Sadie" Sadie from Irvland hit tho high fIots on the Grrat AVhlto Way! Yea. bo, there's Iiish stepplns ami low bowing In "Sixtllglit Sadie." A story of the chorns and men with money! Powder and paint. ;dlk toeklnps and luce. This is a picture eery man. woman and child should see. wedm:spay "HER CODE OF HONOR." It Stars FLORENCE REED one of tho creatost emotional artists of .siae and screen.

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TEMPLE THEATRE

GEORGE

PUTTING

Anyone who wishes to see a comedy drama with uproariously funny situations and thrilling episodes, should not fail to see George Walsh in this new WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION. Alto A LLOYD COMEDY, SI SENOR. . TOMORROW By request we will again show the 1st and 2nd episodes of the greatest detective serial of the day, "THE CARTER CASE" A Craig Kennedy serial. The 1st and 2nd episodes will be shown to children under 14 years of aije at 10 a. m., FREE OF CHARGE. The 3rd episode will be shown in the afternoon and evening. Also "Sally's Blighted Career" and "Foolish Age" a Mack Sennett comedy. Admission 17c, 11c, 6c

returned to their home "at Ronton Harbor. Mich, after a week's vii! w'.h friends fiere. Miss Jessie Dunahue, S:xth st.. ha

returned from a month's v:s;f with Mr Pdaanl ',I..lmy at I imciri' Mich. Mr. .aid Mrs. Thorr. a Crites. Clif-I ford ct.. have returned from several! 1 days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alva: Crites at Grander. Ind Mis Clara Schneider of Canton. O.. who has been a guest of her sis - ter.. Mrs. O. E. Rogrers. Smith t.. the past week, left this morning for Toledo. O.. for a few days' visit with friends before-returning to her home, ft- t,nA Mr IaIih r-i .t day at Eagle lake. Edwardsburg. Mich., neith Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fukua of Chicago, who are spending Wallace,. Nelson and siter, Miss' Dorothy Nelson. S. Seventh st.. have returned from a three weeks' visit with relatives at Chicago. 1 Miss Dorothy Reed and Miss Altta Pomeroy, who have been guests ofj friends in Dowagia1. Mich., the pa?t week, have returned. Mr. und Mrs. George Fuller and family and Mr. and Mrs. Chariest Fuller, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fuller. S. Sixth st! and relatives in Buchanan and Ben ton Harbor, Mich., the paat two weeks, have returned to their home at Indianapolis. or oaie Fine Fruit Stand Doing a splendid business in ' the heart of the Mishawaka business district. Situated at 114 Lincoln Way Mishawaka. Reasons for selling. Sec Victor Filichaios Above Address.

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" FOR. THE. "WOMEN OF FASHION , A Complete Exclusive Specialty Shop for Women.

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Our entire stock of high-grade V o i I e and Gingham Dresses to be closed out regardless of their former price, at

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An imporant display of beautiful Fall and Furs.

Milady

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RACK I ROM MAV MLMCO. Mi-s Ethel Fira h. a teahr . ' the Rattell .-. h. h..s ;u-' r.-turned

' fr.-m Nw Mexjr-f, -..-. v s :. ' h eT WlCatLui NlNtlia: h Ih:üs Pinch. . WILL HAM'. PM'Ml in-- i Kappt - ronty I entertained T'e1?y nu.c it picnic supptr at Mr- t:ohrt 1-,: i nc-w home on Iark '' Rl-n I UN I'KO.M ol"l !.. Mr and Mrs. Toad Cart,, Mi anel Mrs Theo.loro 'oli cr:. !: ,'. ' t'.irrr from a week-' o .ttr.y sS-r," METHODIST CONFEENCE

THE SAVINGS STORE

On Wednesday August 27 f We begin our annual Oxford Sale

Thousands of pairs of oxfords will be p'aced on sale at 1

tremendous low prices. 1 lot ofLadies' Oxfords at . . . AH our $4 and $4.50 grades . , $1.85 $2.85 1 lot of Pumps and Oxfords, $5 and $6 val- ft & ftP ues, now 1 lot of Children's Solid Leather Baby Doll Pumps . $1.50

Shoe prices are going up. This is your chance to buy footwear for the entire family at your own price. Buy now and save. THE SAVINGS STORE 517 N. Main St:

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. Save money by pitronlztn? S merchants that advertise. 1 lot of Children's "7Cr Barefoot Sandals ... & vU Ladies K.id House Slippers. rt,:p: S2.00 1-3 off on all our White Can-: vas Oxfords and Shoes. Big Reduction on all our Tennis Footwear. t p .i .mi m m "hut. T Dresses, Suits, Coats Mishawaka. I n if 4) i v Al -Atk '.O -.' W J

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