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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
$500 ENTER PRINCETON
Study of Warfare Brings Largest
Class. and Taxes Old Nassau;
Military Rule Now.
~ Associated Prees 70 Every Evening

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Princeton, ~ J., Sept - With the
largest number ~ men on the campus
IN ~ history Princeton University
oEencd today. The students and 3oldIer
IN traing will aggregate 2.jOO, about a
thousand more than the enrolment in
peace times Many of these will he
IN school ri military acronautics and the
new payInastcrs schoo instituted by
the e. s Navy The unusual facilities
II the university. which include rife
ranges and trench systems, dormitorics
and large dining halls has attracted q
rush Of applicants and the quotas ~
~ the units arc more than filed
President Htbcn made an 9ddrcss
AZ the opening exercise In which he sad
Princeton begins the new college
year under conditions probably without
precedent IN the history ~ education.
The Old time Tree ne u our campus,
alth lts Characteristic customs and tfa-
ditiong, viii give place 70 the rlgor of
military control and discipline he
dorn'i1rics have been turned into barracks
the upper class clubs have been cios"d,
md the -,udoute Of the university 10
stead Of taking their meals IN rluhs and
boarding houses wll Join ~ Common
mess }n the Iutvrrsiy dining naiis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25

Grady l.. Howard, Greenvllle, :. C.;
Louis T.. Irwin, Cozaddalc, o.; Guy =.
Johnson, Claremont, w Va; James q.
Johnston. Breckenridge, Pa. William J.
Kelly. New York Owen Dalzell killou9h,
River Ro &C. Mich; Emil r. kuchinsss,
Chicago. III Charles II kugel, New fork
Leonard Larnphorn, Whitehall, n. "
James Edward Lee, Detroit; Louis 10
Sasso. Philadelphia; Joseph Mcntkow,
New York; Harry Y. Miles, Waycland
Ind; Claude New Greenfield, Ind; Earl
S Riley Philadelphia, Orla +. Rossman,
Waco, Tex William j. Ryan, Erie, Pa,
Herman Schwartz, brooklyn. Lows
Schwartz. New York, Francis Sims Fan
cy Farm, Ky Joseph Sliwinsli, Chicago,
Luke Slushcr, frcnchburg. kv; Clifford
ID. Stallinqs MooresvIlle, \ g. James
r. Sucker, Philadelphia; Elmer Edon
Sutphin, Willis. Va, Phil iwltala. Beay-
or, Mich Nathan Toitelnan, Brand
ford, Conn. Henry + Waters, Liberty,
S. G William " While. Blain, Pa.
Albert s. Wilson. Clcaricld, Pa, Harry
n III plcr. WOlfsburg Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
GRIP TAKES HEAVY
TOLL At CAMP DIX
Death List of 80 More From In
fulnza Includes Two
LieutenantS.

Camp Dix, Wrightstown, \ j. Sept,
25 Thrtv-six deaths from Spanish IN
hucnza and pneumonia was Yesterday 5
epidemic toll of Camp DIX soldiers.
Two Of the victims are commissioned
officers With the total OF deaths at 20
since the disease appeared here week
ago. more men have sucCumhcd than
died IN the entire previous history OF the
countrvs hcalthIcSt cantonmcnt
" hlc the death record forthc day Is
higher than anv previous day the actual
spread oi the epidemic would seem tO
be largely checked rs there were 30 per
cent less new eases than Monday The
majority of these new eases. however
came from the Depot Brigade, which has
escaped the worst of the cpidcmic as 1t
swept through the 3ith DIVISION
Nddiuoual army surgeons have ar-
rivc. and are hclng assigned at once t.
relieve the base hospital staff, whore the
most seriously afflicted patients arc
under treatment ConvacSccnt barracks
for soldiers recovering from light attacks
ot the disease have been opened IN a
~cri Of vacant barracks Of the artillery
section. thus relieving pressure AZ tn,
| base hospital
Welfare workers. although they could
have procured passes, are sticking ny
their lnhS 10 "A man Entertainments are
being provided IN all the huts for the
soldiers shut IN camp, with precautions
lis 10 ventilation and against ovrrcrowdng
Soldiers who dlcd Yesterday were
| I Elrst Lieutenant Stoors W Butler
Company Il, l53d Depot Brigade
| first Lieutenant Oliver +. ! llingtnn,
Company NJ. l36th Infantry Corporal
Frank \ kinG l3tth Infantry. PrIvatCs
Mahas Schltz. l34th Infantry; Budd
Lewis. l26th Infantry. Alfrod y Cook
l27th Machine Gun Battalion. William
n Harris. 18th Infantry; Walter T.
anderson, l09th Sanitary Train. Jewell
Moore, l33d Infantry John Mctlster,
1891 Infantry MahIm Boorady, Com
pany Is. Depot Brigade, Samuel T.
lasticr. 1881 Infantry laudc i M
dcrSon, l}5fh Infantry Alfred Jackson,
135th Infantry Timothy Haw, Com
panv Q. Depot Brigade, Joseph Alonkow-
,ki. lS6th Infantry: Roy Y Rounds,
1881 Infantry Hilton Hurt, l33d In
fantry, ,Iulian AndrokoncSr, Company
25 Depot Brigade Daniel luJan, l35d
Infantry CASA Cooper. 1881 Infantry
,IamcS \ Duckcy. >llth Pioneers, How
ard Mulvcy. Company -. Depot Brigade
! Chester Eiclds, l34th Infantry, Albert
& Mcdonald, l35d Infantry William
/ ( Frost. l36th Infantry Nathaniel
/ Adair. l35d Infantry William " Somm-
| er>. I24th Infantry AlcN 6 Carlson II
/ Machine Gun Battalion Daniel Coun
Company 56, Depot RrlGaie Wallace
" Hewitt. l27th Machine Gum Battalion
/ John h Bedford. I35th Infantry Johr
1 Arson. War Garden Company. George
! Chastian. 18TH Infantry; Chtford Amy
| l33d Infantry, Charles 3 Rull 43d Com
| pany, Depot Brigade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
KAISER FEARS AMERICANS.
You Know Whom You Have in Front Of
You He Tells Troops

London sept % Addressing Austrl4.!
officers Al Briey near Metz Yesterday.
tie kaiser said
You may fight our battles Is good
comrades and in return for our heIl.
which We have often given you and for
our strong, free and common future
You know We have perhaps to face
heavy fighting. You know whom you hay
in front OF you. The Americans promised
France TO give her Asace-Lorraine which
France alone cannot reconquer They
also wish 10 add big deeds 70 their big
words You will with the help Of my
troops. give them the right answer II the
right moment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
s. S. s. Clears Skin Of Erup-
tions, Drives Poison From
the System.

C,ct Il rrcd r1 gour mhd that sEtu
eruption. ~crofpia Eczema burning
itching skim and all -k.n diseases ar"
due orfirelv II impure and injected blood
r. the trouble wa. IN the outside 81 'hc
skin. by simplr washing and toepnq Z
clean yol could Obtain reicf rot avrn
oIntrnopts lotions and saive7 Eould ac
nece4sarv Agree ui'h IL n ais belief
and your trouble can he relieved vou
can ~ entIr-i, restored - health ~
i purely vegetable treatment that Won
ran secure from your own druggist y is p
blood tonic that vail purity .our blood
and cause rnnst dcc,ded afatemcnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
BOLSHENIKI MUST co.
General Horyath Will Sweep All Foes Of
People From Siberia.

/ NI4divostok Aug % General IICr-
valh leader of one 81 the au1i-BcIshcvk
factions IN Siberia announced Is the
newspapers on q recent visit u ms CITY
that his first effort would hc directed
toward clearing away from ~iscrla ard
afterwards from Russia of tn, RoiShtviki
and their co-adjUtors, the Germans and
Hunganans He continued:
Il do not desire to limit the freedom
which the people have won by the revolu-
ton lslIt il Is possible thai the cIrcuu.s1an-
ce> of the times MAY rcIder some Al ridge
mcnt expcCient necessary. My attitude
towards the Siberian government i
concllIatcrV. shall not take any de-
cisivc action against II, but shall endeavor
t. realize my program Is il i did not
exist and tie people shall themselves
Judge whici. ,idc 70 take The Siberian
government here wrongly considers the
Western siberian arIny theirs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
KAMERhD PISTOL
SHOWS | GENU|Ti
Officer From Overseas Brings Back
to Meade One of These
Weapons.

Camp Meade. Admiral, Md Sept
25.-A ''kamerad pistol was displayed
AT the artillery headquarters by an
artillery off5c Just returning from over
seas II stirred every man who saw It,
lust as many were first stirred by Ger
man atrocities To many this little
device Is the greatest atrocIty OF all
The 'kamcrad pistol Is a weapon ny
which a Hun who has surrendered may
kin ms cuptor while ne holds his hands
upward rs evidence that he Is II the
mercy of the man before him 1t IS an
instrument bv which the individual
warrior in the field. while looking straight
INTO the cyc Of ms opponent may prove
that lac y there TO \, late ms own word
Ol honor
The officer showed to q little group
how the weapon is used. II hts between
The third and fourth finger and by the
upheid hand is completely concealed.
II requires only Il sLght squeeze 70 fire
il The bullet Is Of - c;tiIre and Of
brass The hendish ingenuity Of the
manufacturer and inventor is such that
little skill i required 70 bend the wrist
down and fire the pistol directly INTO
the face Of the captoT Al close range
he bullet has for e enough TO Kill II
IS weapon designed for trcachery and
was brought back because the Allies
are not fighting the war in that WAY
Medical officers reported that con
dition. in regard to influenza are in no
way alarming 1t was stated that the
increase il the number Of cases today
was no greater than yesterday and
that most Of them are mild There have
teen no deaths from the disease
The epidemic is Of greatest proper
tIon among mon of the list Regiment,
hut the spread thcrc. i report this after
noon Indicated, apparently had been
stopped The total number Of cases
a Camp Meade reported 10 the Wash
lugton authorities is 800 Several hun
dreed others are suspects and being
isolated and treated Nurses and hos
pital men are wearing gauze masks
The Liberty Theatre and "Y audi
toriun have been closed
4 Russian day will he observed in
the "a Friday Miss Mary karuza,
Of Philadelphia, viii sing selections
from operas in Russian Polish, Lith-
uanian, Italian and English Her sis
ter. Olga Karuza will bc her accomp-
anist There will be baritone solos and
an address by Vastly Pytel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25

Captain William " BALDWIN.
licatcnant Ernest G Void. hIin-
noapolls
Corporal Alex |. Ble'I=oc AIena,
Ark
Privatcs Frank I BntIer Watcr
hurry. Conn otto + Harvey. NIelrosc,
Mont f.vald lIelslad. Prneereek Allnn
Paul Mastropicri, Italy. Jyseph faulay
New Haven
pIEu or wouNps RrcFiyFp ts ACTION
Wagner Chester { Ilarwood faun-
ton. Mass
Pnyatcs Mike Charauv,s Icarin Is.
land. Greece. Clnrrnre i leunX. Pots
dam. y y Norman Cleveland liakcr
Met onnclshnrg, Pa Thomas Robinson
Fort Smth, Ark
pIEp or pIer,er
Civilian AlcNaudcr Williams. y"
York
Pr,vatcg Peter l}olvin. Attlehora. Nm,
George Thompson. kihournc. II Hen
~ Smith. Gonzales, leNa-
wot.~pFn -ryIRrIY
Captains Samuel Raireh Irwin her
RI Tree, IA Herbert - kytuaH. Mt
Pulaski, III William kcan Weaver. VII
kinshurg. IN
Iicutcnants Pllrscr L Adams
Garden CITY. y \ Harvey i Coy.
Cape Giraricau Mo Fred 5 flIrk. Ann
ArIor. Arthur Mckay Na4taia \ II
Joseph Il Roulstnn. Philadelphia
ScrVcants Albcrt . Pest Dravos
burg. Pa Ilarrv 7 Douglass Vanderbilt
Pa, Bernard Eugene lngdahl. highland
Park. Mich Howard Franklin Met or
mick. Summer Iowa, Webster g >.fHp
son. Brookfcld. Mo. Carl ! Sturzency
ger New York Carl Jacob Tapio, al
lmct, Mich Frank L. IornabeHc.
Brooklyn.
Corporals George Richard Gramlch
kenmore. \ Y lsadore Guran Brook
lvn. y. y. Austin Lewis Hale Reed
CITY. Mich George " Keller. Coving
ton, Ind: Clarence Orr kramps, Rose
dale. Hans CLAYTON w I4anuing, Penns
vile. \ ! SamUcl l.aporte. NHSkegan
Heights. Mich William ] Lutz. Birds
bora. PA LUIS Adam Noran. Spring
field Mo Mur,lock Montgomery Res
ton Frank OlWnIk, Sobioskl, WIS. Logan
|. Price Junction City. ky Ben Ste
phcns. Mount Vernon
Mechanics Francis l.aeaSse. Stone
ham, Mass Rcnsen 4 Williams, NeW
Hamburg. \ Y
Cooks Guido Banehlrl Italy Robert
w Black Washington Pa. Peter I
Smith Boston.
Privatcs Walter Anderson. Harlan
Iowa. benjamin I Anncken. Louisville
Edgar Raymond Beck. Shanesvllle IA
John George Rerhcrich, New York
Harry Bincklcv, Ontario Canada I'd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

ri vuIr trouble and analiv make .gI
entirely veil Iitv yoa-7 go il.
was discovered and gwen ~ offering
mankind During tins period Il fas proven
ifs ,auarkarn curative properties IL
bod purifier and tonic and 1aa -a-
licvod thousands If ca-rs If disease careed
hv poor ~ muure blood and chronic n
inherited .lood diseases Won ran ha
relieved iit -ou mu-t take Il.
Take Il u cnlv cmnlcs appear. iaT they
denote tad blood and NAV ~ followed
hv .an uiferngs from t0rturng kin
ar7lrtians Therefore te sure. Don
take chances a1n se atons fiet
from your druggist i yours
4 sncc,al case. a-rlte for export medicai
a1-0ce Address Medical Director, i3S
Swift Laboratory. atlanta. IA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
DON'T HURRY Us. BERLIN.
Too Busy TO Listen 10 Peace Terms. Says
George Ade.

New York sept 25-Continuing its
educational campaign against the German
efforts Tor premature peace thc National
Security League made public Monday
expressions on ne subject hv George Ade
Princess Ir3ub tzknv AmeH RIyes +.
Prince Troubctzkoy. Edward Mott " ool-
ley, Reginald Wright kaufman Agnes
Repplier. Arthur >omer~ Roche Hart
ley Manners and Francis J Oppcnhcnutr.
To even accounts and balance the
books. tie Allies should bc permitted 10
name the date on which the war Is 10
and, Ade wrote Bc faIr Germany.
and grant u tins small favor you. VINO
have rcyeled in the initiative
And for goodness sake. don hurry Us.
Don be offering suggestions ~ 10
peace terms
Cant YOU see that we are busy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
THAT BADBACK

DO you have > dull steady ache in The
small Of the rack sharp, stabring
twinges when STOPPING or lifting dis
tressing urinary disorders? For bad back
and weakened kidneys Wilmington resi-
dents recommend Doans Kidney Pills
Read this Wilmington statement
Thomas L. Hitch, 534 Vandever Ave,
says: Heavy lifting and hard work is
what weakened my kidneys and caused
lame back about year ago. My back
Just throbbed with pain and couldn't lie
on my left side at all, ! was so sore. My
kidneys didn't act properly either. ! was
told to try Doans Kidney Pills. ! used
about six boxes and every bit Of this
trouble entirely left" /"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills the same that Mr.. Hitch
had Foster-MilDurn Co, Mfrs., Buf-
falo, n. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
BARK SHOES FOR BocHEs.
Linden Trees supply Material: War
Prisoners Would DO work

Amsterdam -cpr ~ To help out in
fh, present 0Tnat scarcity 81 ioa'her md
ne consequent jrar'n ~ ,orfgoar .
German arru. tufh.rt, rrrrmmrudr 'hr
lrfrgdlrIa ~ auI 10 BAR. Inrc-'r'r'
such 81 40 4arr ~ .he Ru~iau peasant
n. Made from the har. - fcurg viys
tr,e hucs srr 4d n f9ud wl gaers
Urlr fet hor arc Hst' srf aod
ran bc na"" ~ ~ rf'f
IIa Hrdcr 'a-raf nf thr rr~rn RI
Monaco hear Iaon France Gc-ra0s 7t-.
waIl aprIp efficient Da- make
pO1 700 hpcr anf 'hc making ii ho1o
w1,ll sIr,l d eocilrrt 4g(t recupa'ion
f.~ .rls,rr- rJ .nr}ti- .r1cd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
GERMANS SEE FOCH'S
BLOWS CRUSHING THEM

London. Sept 81 The allied sIcccsscs
in France Macedonia and Palestine have
led the koclnischc IeitunR tp anxious
consideration regarding future military
developments
We must DO Foch the justice to say
he Is apparently beginning 20 Obtain ON u
hig scale that stratcglcal unity be has
already obtained Oh French soil 5ays fm5
leading German newspaper II concedrs
the prose utiou from nIl sides q an ni-
fcnslve against tho Central Powers would
be master stroke
We have 9lrcndy it says. en-
phaslzed the ouviahlc sccrncy observed
IN the Manufacture pf arruorcd tanks and
the training pf their crows which no"
number not thousands but tens 5f thou
sand. 10 these must hc added fho n-
crease n thc uumlcr If giu muo
throg.crs Aano projectors machine guns
gas md fog ammunition and airplanc+ 81
all kinds <4 proof }e necessary thai
German industry IS luthlc - accoinIlle'
tins ID similar quantities Especially &
regards tho lrinorod tank there ~
doubt numerical superiority b nn -
side of tho enemy and haf BE H bound I.
utilize II t. tho utmD-i
What brihc would no. bc oFcrod ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
LEAVE ALL YOUR
SKIN TROUBLES
TO POSLAN

Get things done IN The quickest
~ efficient way That 'hc Iemara
TODAY Because Po~IaH IS So well ii IL
combat skin trout Ios, gccS at them
6rgc,iealls rlsht At the start, and
aIshes NLaj II 8eglas, II ShoCId nc first
ia 10 any sufferer from eczema Itching
ps a. crt skin IS soCthed and cem-
rted PlfupIas rashes, scalp-scale arC
iuer trou les usually need iew appll-
3I80s Here IS queHty concentrated
sold everywhere For}ree samples write
Emergency Lao, rat ries. 243 West
III - New ! crs City
md Poslam Soap. eng mcdicated
th PoSlam. viii benefit your skin Willie
II r. 1T ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
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SPANISH INFLUENZA.
HOW To AVOID IT.


Keep away from crowds and do
not cxpectorate and cough promis-
cuously Snee2c into your hand
kcrchicf
HOW TO TELL 1T.
First comes chill, followed by
fever with temperature of from
l0l to l03, with headache, rcddcn-
ing and running of the eyes, follow
cd by pains, aches, and general
proStratlOn.
HON TO TREAT IT.
Get into bed at once and call a
physician He will prescribe rest,
fresh air, abundant food, with
Dover's powders for relieving the
pain, and aspirin or quinlne salts
for the relief of the symptoms. II
is desirable that the doctors report
cases to the Board of Health.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
Il WAS A SORRY
SIGHT TO BEHOLD

when one takes into conslderatIol
that | suffered constantly from rheuma-
tism and stomach troui L. fer Sly months
and was quickly relieved through Iarlac
hc can see why call this the NEST re-.
markal Ic remedy IN the world. SAID
Chas kinslcr 100 Madison Ave. At.
Holly y J Il was a pretty serrA OBJECT
to behold My fngers were If my legs
shaky and was all cnt ever
Since taking Tanlac In different
man eat heartily and sleep with satls-
faction at night | have the Use Of my
arms and limbs once mere ard my nerves
are greatly improved Every enc tells
me / look considerably ncttcr
Tie genuine Tanlac which Is beIng sold
at n B Danfcrth.s Drug Store bears the
name ] Gore Go on outside carton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
1877 OF OUR SOLDIERS
IN CASUALTIES LIST

Washington. u {. Sept D The
casualties list issued last night gave the
names Of iS7 soldiers as follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25

"Austria's offer is still open. 1t is
ripped wide open and will stay that way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
375 j. s. SOL LOiERS
/, CASUALTIES LIST
Killed in Action, IS: Wounded,
1876; Missing, l61; Died From
Wounds, 7. In Two Rolls.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, ID. c., Sept. 25-Ihrec
hundred and seventy soldiers are on tn the
overseas casualties list just issuec: me ne
roll given out tins morning contains 100
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25

What brlbc would no. bc offered n
blv An arruetirc before winter'
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21

The United States Court, for the
Northern District of West Virginia,
convened in the Court house Tuesday
Judge Aston G. Dayton, presiding
After the grand jury had been en-
panneled, Judge Dayton delivered the
charge to them in clear cut, forceful
language and they were, sent to the
task for which the commonwealth
had selected them.
This body made its report today
and was discharged with thanks of
the court for the prompt and careful
manner in which its members had
looked after this phase Of the bust
ness of this session.
A number of cases of some i'm
portance have been disposed Of up
to the present.
On Wednesday,. Judge Dayton
ruled that the Grafton Traction
Company, The Grafton Light anc
Power Company, and the ORATOR
Ga. and Electric Light Co., were
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21

bankrupt and that these proper
ties should be turned over to the
bankruptcy court for administration
and for the settlement of claims a
gainst these three companies.
The notorious Lloyd Diff was SEN
fenced to eleven months in theHar-
rison county Jail for whiskey vio-
lation. Andrew Diaz was sentsn-
ced to 80 days in the Harrison
! County Jail, on liquor violations.
Andrew Thorton, Stacker, was f.
ned $50 and sentenced to the Pen
dleton county jail for sixty days
Joe Yeardish selling whiskey, was
-,ntenced to the Marion county jail
for sixty days. Biggio Paimissono
collation. Of liquor laws, mustsspend
sixty days in the Harrison county
Jail.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21

which the happy couple journeyed
to the groom's home at Cross Roads
to partake Of the wedding feast.
The Progressive's best wishes go
with them. May all their troubles
be Little ones"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21
MARRIED SUNDAY

Winfred Stemple of Cross Roads
was married to Miss Ethel Free
man of Valley District Sunday
morning Rev John Slaughter Off
ciating. The ceremony was solemn
lied on the planning mill hill after
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21
In Th,a Life

We hear nuch Of lsve to God. Christ
spoke much Of love 10 NAM. We make
a great deal Of peace with heaven.
Christ made much Of pace on earth.
Religion 10 not a strange or added
thing. but the inspiration Of the secu-
lar life, the breathing Of an eternal
spirit through this temporal world.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21

What might have Terminated
as serious accident eecuyrsd
near the foot of the Big A S.
day when = Ford driven by MIS-
lee, went on a broke strike and sd
over an embankment, the occupants
Owen Moore, Vera and Elenor Den
ton apparently had no time to get
excited until the scene had closed
No one was hurt.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21
Man and His Faith.

Faith is the substratun Of gfe; so
that man will be az he believes. md
will believe as he hves.-Wrn. NJ. Tay-
ilr-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21

Commodore Pittman who was
taken to Foreman's Hospital for an
operation several days ago is repor-
ted to be getting along nicely.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21
w. T. CURRY & &C
UNITED STATES COURT

Ti=I7:T;irisa1TfIIIT77aII1755:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR
PROF. G. B. MERRIMAN
Was Mathematics and ASTRONOMERS
lnstxuctor ct Burgers College and
with Naval Observatory.

George z. Merriman. former professor
Of mathematics and astronomy at Rut-
gers College and formerly with the
stan Of the United States Naval OBJ
ssrvatory in Washington. died at his
homo. In the Rochambeau, Wednesday
at the ago Of eighty-four. Funeral
services will be held at the residence
tomorrow at 10 am. Interment will be
ut Baltimore.
Mr.. Merriman was q graduate Of Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware, Ohio,
and took a postgraduate course In
mathematics at the University of Mich
igan. He was appointed assistant pro-
lessor OF Missionaries at the University
Of Michigan in 1850 and subsequently