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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22
FELTON, Man Killed.

Ernest Jarrdl, II Buffalo, \ Y,
formerly Of lcltou, this State, his tiancce,
Miss Helen Mathews, OF Buffalo, and two
other persons were killed in grade cross
ing accident in Buffalo on Saturday
nigLt IulA. l3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22
RuskO Worked Here.

Aryld Costa Rusko, has been arrested
at an Atlantic City hotel by the Federal
authorities charged with violation Of the
Espionage act At one time bic worked al
Harluu's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22
Edward Fl. Gallaher III.

Edward II Gallaher, for many years an
important figure in the shoe business ia
Wilmington, is gravely Ill ut his home
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22
Youths Aba ndon Stolen Auto.

An aut cmobile belonging 10 Horace
Grub, Of No 301 Rodney street was
stolen aturday night from Sevent b and
Shipley streets Later the mac hine was
found, abandoned on Front street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22
DR.. Caldwel1'S
Syrup Pepsin
THE Per1cn LaxafiUe
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
50 cts. CID S1.OO

Recommended as positive remedy for consti-
patton, mild and gentle in its action. The
standard family remedy in countless homes.
A trial bottle can be obtained by writing to
DR.. w. B. CALDWELL 458 Washington Street
Monticello Illinois
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22

His wife never knows where he as
after 9 p II
Neither does he OHIO State journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22
Visitor From Tamaqua.

Harry Jacobs, formerly Of Whining
ton. but now Of 1amaqua Pa, Is visiting
friends in this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22

Inaf =or0e+hing7 T- classified
advertisement l E.vorv Fvenrng -Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22

nR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin IS
- just what | need. 1t IS splen-
did laxative, mild and pleasant and acts so
quickly and easily wouldn't be without IT.
and keep it in our home all the time"
'':" ','i @;sy $:::y Z: 2;as;9 :'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01
FARMVILLE NORMAL

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
IAltMNiLLE, VA. November 3n-pr.
). " Hwomer, editor OF the Moslem
World, a missionary author and au-
thority on MohemmedaniSm, addressed
me school on the Mohammcdnu prob
lem last Monday afternoon. All classes
werc adjourned in order that nobody
should miss his appeal in behalf OF
Christian missions in Mohammcdam
countries. and a large number OF citi-
2'us from Farmvillc We're also present
.\i,cr the address Or. Xwemcr held CON
i'rcuces with students who were con-
complaining missionary work
y Thank sciviug service under the
auspices OF the Y. w. G. y. was held in
Tho auditorium on Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Whine, of Petersburg. for
mcrly pastor OF the Farmville Meth
odist Church, preached an appropriate
sermon
Only one day of holiday was allowed
IN which TO observe Thanksgiving this
year, but II was much enjoyed Every
body is thankful that the government
has seen fit TO loosen up the food re-
Sirictions and that the new kitchens
are practically completed. The graft
tudc. of the school for all the blessings
Of the past year also found practical
expression in the form Of generous
contributions TO n fund contributed for
thanksgiving baskets sent TO destitute
families in the surrounding community
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S I,as was as a aaiet marr!age in the
son claimed as his bride Miss Pearl
Marshall. both. OF West Point. The
happy couple left at once for Rich
mond, where Mr.. Hudson is In business
ana where he has taken apartments
The High School and patrons are
very much Interested and enthused on
the subject of a better school building.
una, at any rate, n much-needcd audi
!orium Plans were forming for this
Just as the war broke out. For the
purpose OF securing funds two circles
OF the school Improvement league gave
an az, i ssnttsertainment in the local theater
s,bbip SUP snnn ed by LOCAL talent. From
evening the Community League"
which has been heretofore the School
Improvement and Civic League, gave
an entertainm in the Masonic Hall
Auditorium. The speaker of the even
Ing was j. II. Montgomery, secretary
OF the State Educational League.
On Wednesday evening Karl Jansen.
the Swedish entertainer, held the great
crowd spellbound with his rapid tran
sit representations. This entertain
ment was also under the auspices of
me High School. and his talk on Swed-
iSh physical culture in the schools
their loss husband, mother and five
CHILDREN. Two OF her boys are now
Mrs. r. C. Garden has recently had
as her guest Mrs. James Hardy. Of
Chase City. Mrs. Garden accompanied
nesday on visit to friends in Hope
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parade last week, tomorrow they will
DO on the program OF the annual me-
mortal service of the lElks in Harrison
burg. and they have number OF en-
gagements for the future. On last
Thursday evening Miss Shncffer enter
music department. and the faculty. in
the auditorium. An enjoyable prog~am
Of vocal and instrumental music was
rendered by musicians from the town
and the school, and delicious refresh
ments were served at the close.
On Wednesday the whole school or
gaGi.ed into = branch OF the Junior
county chairman. y branch of the Red
Cross has been in existence here for
Il year ltast, but II was thought best
10 give the students practice in The
Junior work which they could use in
the schools they may teach In future.
Before the organisation, however they
had been working busily on scrap
ing for the Red Cross, and other ac-
tivitics.
The faculty of the school has been
houored recently by the Virginia Coun-
ell OF Defense by having Miss Shaeffer
appointed singing director for Rock
insham County, and Or. Wayland AS
one of committee of three to pre-
The rural Junior high schools.
Miss Gregg. who is president Of the
Housewives League of Harrisonburg
and Mr.. Johnston. county food admin
istrater. spent Tuesday in Richmond
attending a meeting of the food ad-
These busy members Of the faculty
state and county outside of their school
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE


Especial to The imes-Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. November SO
The Virginia Military Institute will re-
turn to peace" basis on Monday.
December .. The board OF visitors Will
meet at 10 O'Clock in Lexington to-
morrow morning to consider details Of
demobilizing the student army train
ing corps units and adjusting certain
matters relating to that and other
phases OF the work here. On Monday
The regular institute academic schedule
Will be restored. and the special war
courses, looking to the preparation OF
cadets TO become officers In the military
establishment of the United States. will
be abolished
AT a meeting of the academic board
Il was decided TO continue the present
term without a break until late in Jan
uary, and to begin the second term OH
February |. The second term will he
continued through finals next June.
Major Il. W. Nichols. commanding
officer at the institute, stated to-day
that large number of the cadets who
were called away to tho officers train
ing camps and into other branches of
the service would return and resume
;hcr status AS cadets. Tho extension
of tn" first term in tho routine way as
TO schedule and courses of instruction.
will enable them 10 take up the work
practically whore they left OFF and thus
80 on 10 graduation.
The change will also enable young
men Of requisite preparation TO enter
in February to begin the work OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01

was guest this week at tho home Of
Street.
Mrs: John W. scott was charlottes-
Mrs; Sarah Lang. who has been spend
Ing the past two months with her
brothers, Is. b. and a. j, Carver. has
returned to her home in Charlottes-
Vile.
Miss Marcia Scott and friond, Miss
Eolyne Graham. OF West Virginia, are
and friends In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Craven were
Charlottesville visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. Chapman. Mrs. T. G. Samp-
son and little Joe Stratton were Rich
mond visitors Tuesday
c. S. Warren lett this week for Lee
Hail. where he has accepted position
as baggage agent and express clerk.
j. w. McMullan has rented rooms
from AIrs. w. NJ. Downer and will move
his family here in n short while.
-. A. Thacker was in Washington
Tusday on business.
Mrs. A. G. Smith attended the burial
in Louisa, Tuesday.
Mrs. Phil Sergeant. after a pleasant
visit OF several weeks, the guest OF
her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. II. Turner.
has returned to her home in Raleigh,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Matthias were
Richmond visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs; S. 4. Martin has returned from
a visit of several weeks the guest
of her, sister. Mrs. George l.. Bruffey.
and other relatives in Charlottesville.
II. p. Richard. OF near town, was
taken to Charlottesville Tuesday to
undergo an operation. lie is steadily
Mrs. adelaide stephens and little
home in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. W. l.. Kirby, accompanied by
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A Stubborn Cough
L00sens Right Up
This homemade remedy Is q wonder
for quick results. Easily and
cheaply madc.
Observation-Disclosures,

Here is a>home-made syrup which mil
lions OF people have found to be the most
dependable means of breaking up stub
born coughs. 1t is cheap and simple, but
very prompt in. action. Under its heal
ing, soothing influence, chest soreness
goes, phlcgm lOosens, breathing become 8
easier, tickling in throat stops and you
get a good nights restful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con-
Gucred by it in "a hours or less. Moth
ing better for bronchitis, hoarseness,
Group, whooping cough, bronchial asthma
or winter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
bottle, and fill The bottle with plain
ggEanulattesd sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. II You prefer, use clari-
lied molasscs, honey, or corn syrup,
instead or sugar syrup. Either way,
you get a, full pint--a family supply
OF much better cough syrup than you
could buy rcady-made for three times
the money. Keeps perfectly and chill
drcn love it's pleasant taste.
pinex is special and highly concen.
tratcd compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
its prompt healing effect upon tho mem
branes.
TO avoid disappointment ask your
Druggist for "2M ounces of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept any.
thing. else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly;refunded
The Pincx Co., TT. Wayne, Ind. Al,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01
H0lllNS COLLEGE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
ltol-l.lNS COLLEGE, VA, November
30.-Quitc u number Of students went
away for Thanksgiving Day and week
chd' nut not as many as would have
gone II II had not been for the local
baskethal game and for the fact thai,
IN view OF the recent epidemic OF in
nuen"a' the management does not en-
courage absence from college. Some of
me students gave M their trips at this
cimc ana gave the money that the trims
would hay. cost TO the war work fund.
Lee Wood. Anna Johnson, Anne Mon
taguc, Elizabeth Witt, Lucille Grim.
Helen Hardwichc. Mildred tIearsey and
NJ l.. keiSter They are all students,
The college Red Cross unit has re-
organized for work for the session.
IL VIII have at least one meeting each
week and more as may he necessary
as the session goes on
The chapel preacher las, Sunday
night was Rev. w. G. Campbell. -. D..
the pastor Of The First prcsbyteriar
Church at Roanoke city
The current number OF the Iollins
Magazinc is out, and among the contrib
utors are Misses Margaret Russell, Avs
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HARRlS0NBURG NORMAL


~ ~ SoNBrRG. VA. November 30
- "@',rStl Ning Day was observed at
ms SsHgo! Toy two services. one dur
iEs INC assembly period led by Tho
I: ". e \. sirls very appropriatciy
tho lmpTessivciy; the other al / o'rlorIE
oesinning with the "Victory Sinc" ~
requested hy the national cornei To-
ioWeo b! IAN inspiring address hy Dr
wilson, pastor OF the Frcsbvtcria,.
church OF Harrisonhurg. and "a msmbar
Or the nome service department Of trc
Red Cross; Especially effective foa.
t lq,n t or NE sing as conducted Gy
MISS Shaeff"r hoad Of the music d..
phftment. were = thanksgiving SOM
BY the Cleo club Rule Britannia +,
The Belgian Anthem. the Ciarihaiji
hymn and tho Marseillaisc. sung IN
turn by the four classes i'm school nm.
sic The usual classes met during Hs
Part OF the day not occupied by ihcss
services and by the fine dinner scrvct
1t . O'Clock and enjoyed by Tie stu.
dents and The entire faculty.
The Glee Club is in demand wherever
chorus singing is 10 hc a special at
traction. They led the singing whjcl
was feature OF tho county poac,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01
G0RDONSVlLEE
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

ISpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
GoRD0NSVILLE, VA. November 80.
Mrs: win Cool, of Tacoma Park.
Washington. D. c.. is on a visit to Mrs.
f. r. Hankins, in South Gordonsvillc.
Miss Claire Meoni and Lynwood Pred
dy spent several days this week with
relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. ]. +. Holiday. after spcnding
some time with relatives in the city.
has returned to her home in Clifton
Forge accompanied by her mother in
law, Mrs. J. II: Hume. who will spend
K. Il. Conrad. of Camp Ice, is spend
Ing some days with his wife at Thistle
wood" the home of her mother Mrs.
x. y. Newman, near town.
LIEUTENANT Hundley Wiley, chaplain
iIy., after n pleasant visit of ten days.
the guest Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. I: Wiley. has returned 20 camp.
Miss Bette Young. of Washington,
NJ Mcclure and Mrs NJ. Il. swan.
Mrs. Bumgardner and two sons, of
shenandoah, are guests of J. T. Milton
and family, near town.
Claude Scott. OF Washington. visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. III. Scott,
here this week.
George Schlosser and Willie Fitzhurh
were guests this week Of friends in
Richmond.
Captain e. p. Allen has returned
from Peru. Ind. where he was called
by the death of his brother, Ralph
Allen.
Mrs. Spindle has returned to her
home in Richmond, after a pleasant
visit of two weeks, the guest of Mrs.
W. O. Thomas.
l.. l.: Martin; of New York. has ar
rived here to spend some time with
recuperating from a severe spell of in
flucnza.
Lieutenant Bailey. of Fort Monroe,
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BRADFORD NORMAL LOST
NO STUDENT IN EPIDEMIC
Only Few Went Home on Account
OF Outbreak Of In
~ iiuenZa.
is INSTALLING IMPROVEMENTS
Notes OF Interest From Many OF the
States Leading Educational Insti-
ns-Frcdcficksburg Normal's
Glee Club Interesting Feature.
[snec!al 10 NC r!mes. pispateh.l

RADFORD. VA. November 3o,-Thc
hrst quarter OF the present session VII
close December 20. All classes were
maintained during the prevalence OF
the influenza which afflicted Il large
number OF students and teachers Only
Il few students went home on accoun
Of the Influenza and practically all OF
these have returned. No teacher or
student lost her lie on account of the
endemic. y large pumher OF students
second quarter. january :.
An additional 125-horsepower boiler
is being Installed in the power house
ings of the institution are heated from
the central power plant. The othe"
improvements and on!argements' Tor
which the last Legislature made an ap-
preparation, are being made. All who
have visited this institution have been
struck by the magnifiCencc and beauty
school is located y contract has been
made with DaveY tree surgeons to
treat at once a large number " these
fine old trees.
y large number of books has been
added to the library since the opening
of the session. The list includes books
institution. y large number was Sc
-1ected 10 meet the needs OF the depart
ment OF English, social science ana
education. However 4 very large in
books dealing with agriculture. nature
study and rural life The museum and
science departments have Just received
from the Smithsonian institute, at
Wa,shinston, an assignment of mol
luSks and invertebrates. Several as
siSnnents have been received from the
Smithsonian Institute in tho past
The normal school agricultural
GLASS. under he supervision OF Fro-
lessor J. l.. Hardin. accepted an in
Vitatlon TO visit the agricultural de-
partmeni of Virginia Polytechnic In
stituic, ct Elacksburg, on last Sat-
urday. The party of nineteen left sat
urnay morning. returning that evening
Upon reaching Elacks burg they were
shown through the model high school
building % that place by the prin-
cipal. Miss VERIFY. Here they were
given very interesting lecture by
professor Lancaster on the subject o (
home making ana community better
1nent. for which the Smith-Iiughcs Act
made provisions, enabling tho pCOpic
In the most remote communities TO
receive aid in increasing the produc-
tiveness OF the soil. Next, tho poul-
Try and stock yards and tho dairy
farm were visited, after Which thci.
were shown through tho library. in
dustriai arts building and tho demon
Stration kitchens, at which place de-
licious hot chocolate and cakes were
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FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL
Especial TO The Times r;sr,,cn !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
~ Hi;L -KlGkSBIRG VA: November
5o.@Alss Keller, director Of the mus ic
department Of this school. is rejoic-
ms that IN spite or many Interruptions,
due TO illness and 10 the united war
WORK campaign, she has now succeeded
IN placing the Glcc Club upon n work
ing OASIS Is membership has been
acietthin cd from the twofold stand
holn' oil voice quality and ability to
reau music and contrary To previous
custom IS This year limited 10 twenty :
hour stiudents; The Glee Club, is. now
20 be It's most serious effort FOR the
nmrrSSt tc:fh an opcretta ny Bcss ic
Wnl,teley, entitled "iiiawatha's Child
nood. rms operctta, as its name would
indlcate, has it's source in Longfcl-
lows 'Hiawatha," and in addition 10
its musical possibilities offers an or
poriunity for developing striking cf-
lects In costumes and staging Tn,
uate OF It's rendition viii be announced
In accordance with a reques, made
by the State Department OF Educa-
tlon. the normal school denied ITSELF
a lhan;KF,S S holiday this year and
thus offered TO make up a part OF the
uine lost from school work during the
lEnuen|a epidemic. There VIII he. how
special service, the chief fcnturn cr
which Is to be a victory sing.
G. "A hm aId rs eH nmiai iast ,he y. W.
received for distribution among Frcd :
ericksburG's less fortunate inhnbit
ants. y creditable collection was real
ized, both OF gifts. and of money. inc
distribution Wiz. he !uirGc on The dnV
before Thanh*= ip.la.
Both OF the normrrs literary soc,e-
lies met on last Friday evening. the
Russell, following ITS plan OF spccial
Hawthorne program IN. Wiisnn q -
Voted Inc evening TO consideration
OF the various methods proposed, and
70 ZONE extent already tested. for the
reconstruction Of disabled soldiers
Soth report Interesting meetings.
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ter, Martha Caroline. spent sever,,
days this week with relatives In Rich
mond.
S. L.. Stratton and w III. Hall we.e
Richmond visitors on Thursday.
It's Easy bMnhe 6r
Wrinkles Nanisli"

rum and 3 half pint of water. BY lin.
srai use SEQ. OF this YOU should very quickly
stop falling and bald spots will fill VI" IN
The hair will become long and virorn.
GUS. Try IT.. ''eof
TRoUBLED.-You .cAn wipe off,
the old drudgery and irritat ton OF skin
que to present methods of removing
makes -every hair seem to mem away
into nothlngness and leaves the skin
gloriously clean and soft. without a,
removing superliuous hair. simp ply
moistcn the hairs with sulfo solution
@ sisi g gSu San obsan from your drug
OFT, loose from the skin. 1t Ia so easyI
to do compared with thu old methods.
with their objectionable odor and fix,
ing" to do beforehand. The styles or
TO day with the Transparent gowns a nd
low cut waists absolutely demand tho
use Of supcrfiuous hair remover. This
on the most delicate skin. 1t Is nc
easy to use as applying n face cream
and just as safe. In fact, II is now n
real pleasure to remove supernuous
hairs.
ELIZA NJ. S.-Many sea lips have the
pores almost completely sealed up ow-
ing to the. fatty substances and scales
"smothering' hair vigor ordinary
soaps cannot entirely remove them
| What is needed Is "dissoiver"
teaspoonful Of eggol will do this In a
few moments, leaving the scalp absu.
/ lutcly free and cleaner than you could
ever have II with soap and hard scrub.
bling. For twcnty-ive cents you can
| get enough c2gol in the original pacJt
ago to last for Il dozen or more sha,n
poos. 1t viii wonderfully improve III.
growth and appearance OF your hair.
| ANN0YING.--Therc Is hardly any,
| thing quite so remarkable as the re-
suits accomplished by tho mixture
| given below for bcautifyinS the skin.
| Under it's influence the skin takes on
| u most unusual baby-iilte purity free
| from blcmish. and Transparent ASK
your druggist for !, one-ouncc package
Of zintonc This is easily mixed in =.
half pint Of water, adding one table
| spoonful Of glyccrinc. You will ac-
comnish the desired result by using
| the resulting cream very freely aud
very often. The zintonc VIII make
! over a pint Of this uncqua led heautj.
| fcr. Soon you will notice that your
| frcckles will disappear. IT will also
remove that grainy appearance Of tho
| skin. After time the complexion
| will be uniform tint; ii will clear
wonderfully and take on the tint OF n
rose-petal, without defect IL Won
will use IT faithfully and literally YOU
| VIII not fail-Adv.
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WEST POINT

ISpccial to The Times Disnatch
WESE POINT, VA. November 30
This has been one Of West Points fun
weeks and. one has been put to his
wits end 10 arrange to attend all of
the good things presented To begin
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ny Vnleskn surntt.


JT will come as startling revelation
easy 'f is WOMAN now to h remoy remaEKapeg
by the very simple common-sense pro-
cess OF making the pores smaller.
Wrlnkly Skins are nearly always course
In texture. Tho cell-tissue is debil-
tat1d and says. The skin loses its vigor
causing tho pores to become smaller
the texture Of the skin is quickly re-
fined: The cell tissue becomes invigo-
rated, the pores come together" the
quickly seen In the disappearance OF
wrinkles impossible to remove by any
other method known. This result is
easily brought about by using eptol.
store In two-ounce packages. There is
enough in each package TO last Il long
while. even by using II generously. il
Is exceedingly economical and produces
fact this method has proved 10 be n
sensation wherever tried. The cptol
also rcjuvenates the skin and makes II
plump and vigorous. 1t Will make you
look years younger.
GLORIOuS.--A hair-root developer OF
extraordinary strength which forces
found in the use Of beta GuinoI. This
compound is absolutely safe and far
SurpasSes the results of any other hair
treatment you can use. 1t is an intense
comnels the growth Of hair as long as
there Is amy root left at all. You can
now have Il real hair grower at less
cost IMAM you pay for the usual hair
treatments that often fail to produce
store you can obta n a one-ounce pack,
age or beta-quinol. an oillcss LIQUID.
This liz mixed with Il half pint of bay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01

her little daughter. OF Richmond. has
been spending the week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cowherd.
near town.
Mrs. II. NJ. Spencer and little daush-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01
Give Him a
Royal Rest Chair

The distinctive Morris
Chair that reclines to any
angle (just push the button
and lean backyard equip
ped with foot rest which folds
under chair. Dozens Of styles
at all prices. Biggest stock
in the city-at Low Profit
Prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01

Outfit your home anew for the
holidays-thc best Xmas gift you
could give. Liberal credit terms.