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HOW DO YOU SAY 1T?
: BY c. N. Lurie
Common Errors in English and
How to Avoid Them
a SEEN HIM"

EREQUENTLY we hear person
u say, II seen him do It," and 1t is
not always person who has not been
educated in the proper use Of English.
In the language Of the grammariaa,
the speaker does not make proper dis
tinction between saw" the preterit,
or past, form Of the verb "see," and
the past participle Of the same word.
The principal parts Of "see" are as
follows: Present, 'see"; past, saw" !;
imperfect participle. seeing; perfect
participle, ''seen". Therefore, the SEN
tence should have been worded, II
saw him do It," not II seen him do It."
We hear person say. II have saw"
or II would have saw" in those cases,
of course, the expressions should be,
IT have seen," II would have SEEM"
since "seen" is the participle to be
used after any form of the auxiliary
Or helping verb "have."
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PEOPLE AFRAID
OF "M00NSHINE"
BAD QUALITY OF LIQUOR
CHANGES SENTIMENT ON LAW
ENFORCEMENT

The making and drinking of moon
shine liquor is becoming less popular
in West Virginia according to mem
bers of the West Virginia State Po-
lice.
Effort of prohibiting enforcement
agents in 1920 we're particularly
hampered by public sentiment which
felt that the law deprived people of
personal freedom but this barrier of
sentiment has beer gradually broken
down and has given place to a keen
desire for law enforcement by the
better class of people.
For this reason the work Of the de-
partment ought to be easier and more
effective during the coming year, off,
cials believe.
During the last six months there
has been more cooperation on the
part of the average citizen, Tips"
on the operation of good many stills
were given the State Police on duty
in the various counties by persons
who heretofore were afraid to make
complaint.
People who did not wish to see
continuance of whisky making were
formerly afraid to inform against the
moonshiners under the penalty of be-
ing shot or having their barns or farm
houses burned over their heads, but
now realize that their condolences are
respected by State Police officers and
the apprehension of moonshiners is
daily becoming more easy.
One reason for the pronounced
change in the attitude Of the general
public towards the manufacture and
sale Of moonshine liquor is due to
the poisonous nature Of a large por,
ton OF 1t. Dozens Of people have
died and scores OF others made ser.
tously Ill or blinded through drinking
alleged corn whisky which was moth
ing more or less than wood alcohol.
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Beauty Chats
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BY EDNA KENT FORBES
SALADS AND BEAUTY

A CCORDING to the way they are
IA made, salads are either fatteping
or thinning. They play great part In
all menus for reduction, but In this
case they are eaten plain or with
special dressing. If you wish TO grow
thin. eat fruit salads of all kinds but
grape. banana or nuts. with the fol-
lowing dressing. Two tablespoonfuls
of vinegar, pinch Of salt and paprika,
a quarter teaspoonful Of dry mustard.
teaspoonful Of chopped chives or
parsley, and teaspoonful Of tomato
catsup or worcestershire sauce. The
bowl Is rubbed inside with an onion,
and the ingredients are mixed together.
Sometimes hard-boiled egg Is
chopped in.
But II you wish to increase your
weight, eat salads with plenty of olive
oil mayonnaise. For this you take the
yoke OF an egg, beat 1t, add pinch of
salt, add olive oil drop by drop. always
beating, with few drops Of lemon
juice or vinegar to thin 1t as 1t grows
too thick. After time the oil may be
added in tablespoonful quantities. The
success of this most delicate of oil
| dressings is that the mixing bowl must
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10

as trouble breeders and not as peace
makers. Under his leadership we
shall have our foreign relations con-
Quoted in accordance with our best
traditions, and Americas duty to
herself"
'And here is another good sign:
Mr.. Hughes has promised to hold
daily conferences at the State De-
partment with the newspaper men
SO that the people of the country will
be informed of everything possible
that is going on in our relations with
foreign powers"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
POLICE HOLD DYNAMITERS

Six hours after the incline at the
Willis-Branch mine at Fayetteville.
w. Va, was blown up, Trooper Bar
ton Of the West Virginia State police
apprehended and arrested four alleged
dynamiters.
The men are Clarence Downell.
Robert Ratcliff, Lee Downell and
John Kidd. They are awaiting trial
on charge Of malicious destruction Of
property.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
HOPE.

A small word and yet it controls
every act of man from the most men
ial servent to the greatest monarch.
The man that pentrates the bowles
of the earth has hope that he will re-
ceive reward for his labor.
The man who explores the depths
of the ocean is prompted to do so with
the hope that he may recover the
treasures that We're lost.
The man who marshalls his forces
for conquest hopes for riches and
fame. The man that rules a nation
hopes for glory and honor, but the
hope that gives the greatest consol-
alton in our short existance here is
the hope of Life everlasting beyond
the Grave.
Thank God for the word Hope
which we have as an anchor to the
Soul both sure and steadfast and
which entereth into that which is
within the veil.
Near seventy-tree years have pass
ed since the writer of this article
came into this world. and yet it
seems that those years have passed
with the swiftness of an arrow or the
meteor that last but for a moment.
And is gone for ever. oh how soon
this mortal life is ended, if We had no
hope of life beyond the shores of
time despair would settle deep in
every breast. Though all our sorrows
and disappointments, through all our
trials and affections we thank God
for the word Hope. Even the poor
condemned criminal in his cell has
hope There is at this time a man
confined in our own State Prison on
whom a few months ago the death
sentence was passed in the first
week in December he was to pay the
death penalty yet he had hope so just
a day or two before the deadly cur
rent was to be turned on him the
Governor deferred his execution until
his case could be more Thoroughly
examined and still he lives.
Again we say thank God for the
word HOPE.
Today we anxiously look forward
to the events of tomorrow and hope
that something will transpire that
will give us greater happiness than
we have enjoyed today, but if in this
life only we have Hope in Christ, we
are of all men most miserable, yes,
we hope to see the King in his Glory,
we hope to join in the song of the blest
we hore to meet the Great multitude
of Friends and Redeemed ones that
have gone over, we hope to meet the
deor ores that are now on tn way
with US. Then let us end our Pilgrim
age here with the Blessed hope that
Jesus will be with US while passing
through the valley and shadow of
Death andthat we can all say in that
hour:
My Hope is in Jesus
Ny comfort is there
He bids me be Faithful and wach into
Prayer. Believing his promise I'll
Danish my fear, Whatever my trial
the Savior is near
Thank God for the Christians hope.
Written by J. B. skidmore
East Liverpool 0.
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Counts Your Words.

For the benefit Of story writer's who
must arrive at the length Of the
stories tb4y are writing by estimating
the number Of words, "wordometer"
has be n invented which is hitched up
10 The space bar Of the typewriter and
els the exact number Of words which
ae been written.
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Speed Required.

did you ever taste moonshlne
whiskyW
Certainly not" replied Uncle Bill
Bottletop. Anybody who can't swal-
low fast enough to keep from tastin it
has no business tryin' to drink it,
Washington Scar.
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ReIjoion.

Religion Is not lot of things that
a man does, but new life that he
lives; not a thing for weak souls. but
a thing for the manifest soul.-Phillips
Brooks.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10

Jessie Moore and wife of Philippi
were here Friday on the account of
the illness of their daughter, Mrs. A
j. Keller.
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To Have a Clear and Pretty Complex
ion, Eat Salads, Which Also Nourish
the Body.

be quite cold, even being set In dish
of cracked ice, and at first the oil and
vinegar must be added a few drops at
time. 1t must be beaten necessarily,
an egg beater being easier than fork
for use.
Salads are so good for the digestion
that they should be included In the
menu once a day at least. Potato
salad Is fattening, apple salad Is good,
though 1t neither adds nor subtracts
flesh.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
Watch Our BEGINNINGS.

Let us watch well our beginnings;
and results will manage themselves
Alix Clark.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10

H. II. Price as at Weston Tuesday
on account of the death of his sister
Mrs. Cordelia Winner.
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THE THIRD MAN.

"That man is strong who does the task
Who falters not,nor questions ask,
But turns from finished things to new
And does the work he is told to do.
''Yet, stronger is this other man,
Who meets a problem with plan,
With firmer grasp and broader view
Does that he sets himself to do"
The third man that | bring to you
Is stronger than the other two;
He gets his strength from God above
He conquers all by faith and love.
This man obeys and has his will
Guided by God from every i'll 80
In touch with Him thru his dear Son,
The work of life is easily done.
So, Warren Harding number three,
Will fill this bill for you and me;
The Cabinet, House and Senate, all
Should heed this high and noble call.
-Robt L. Tallman
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10

Millinery never was quite as
pretty as this Season. Call
and see M. E. Clothier's display.
adv.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
The Life E,reserxer

Every mans task is his life pre-
server.-Emesson.
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AMBIGUOUS

ais that you, Hensy2"
ayes, DEAR"
"oh, I'm so glad, I'm always afraid
there's man In the house till you
come.
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D. H. Polling of Route A was in
town Friday on business.
The Ladies Aid of the U. B. Church
will hold Bake sale Mar. &c, 1921
at Exlines store. (2:00 p. n.y.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10

LESSON TEXT-Matt 2:14-So.
GOLDEN TEXT-As often as We eat this
bread. and drink this cup, We do show the
Lords death til he come.-I Cor. ll:26.
REFERENCE MATERIAL = Mark IA:
1925; Luke 22:7-2S, John 1870, l Cor. To-:
16. IL; II 1924.
PRIMARY TOPIC - Jesus at Supper
With His Friends.
JUNIOR TOPIC - Remembering Our
Lord Jesus
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
The Lords Supper and Its Meaning
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Communion With Christ.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
HELP WANTED MALE

JAM and JELLY MAKER state expert
ence, salary. X, 963 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Wlnas at SEQ To-aax
Arrived Yesterday

e.yis <rr3. Ffavre Nav i2s 10 French
fse with pass. mails aad rndse: Pier III
xR. -
.notnn and cheroourg New 5: to Revsl
usil sseam Packet &C, with SO FIRST isS
sssend. iss third class pass. mails ana
sssss Pier 42. y r.
Salsnss (Srf. Rio 1aneiro Oct II Vic
.,rss Oct 20. pernameuco Oct @S, Para Oct
4 garhxaos Nav 10. 10 Ismpert q Irelt
ssns IN with n,dse. Tier {, Bkivn
Ssr Francisco. Marseilles Ssrt 40 Genoa
a., ( Nanses Oct =. Palermo Oct a. Gihrai-
- Nov 4 Lisbon Nev s. te Norton I.illv
i ~ With nase cath st, Bklyn.
Nisnsaas, Baltimore Nov II: 60 wsssel
nsssl ce in ballast: Pier IS, Bklyn.
reHg olav (panl, Copenhagen Nov 6,
.srfs,isnis New '. 10 Funch. Esdye & CO,
xIh Is FIRST. liza second. les yhrd class
ssss mails and sn5se. I7th st, BkNn
uassos. Bremen Nov s. 10 II 5 Line.
xs,h se6 pass mails and mdsc, Pier rs.
urKeessert. railsaelphia Nov 1a; Ia
e,sinepolsan shipping Co, with mdse, Pies
! rsssnsia ,.qss eBr>, Tyae Nov 3; 10 Anchor
line. with mase Pier X. WeehawkeR.
N,jlssm Green. Tsmptee Nav IL: To tho
p,ssArericaR Petroleum Transport Co
rsss crude c.,. Ssyoune. y J.
lake Fiastary. Hue}va Oct an to James
q Fleeil & CO With Gre; Sist st. Bk}yn,
Norihvalen f1aa9 Csraenas Nev 1e
xs;zasas ~. ss New Yeris d Cuba Mail
I ia with ,adSS
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Cleared

West Caru. H. Clifford; Teneriffe and Las
paimas. a II Bull
Nsxlco, Jones' Havana n Cuba
Agwhsvrs uunleyi Port 1.obos; y &
ganalnar. McDonald Nira and Baness
% esracas Hichborn: Curacao. La Guayra.
Perm eahelle via san Juan; Bliss, Dali
s,senguin. Hart Monte C,risti, Puerta
plssa and santo Domingo City: clyde Line
Yani. .Tnold; Kingston, pio Giorgio &
CITY OF Flint. Lara bee; Hamburg TO
sAaadelphia Kerr 5 5 Line
saa Lorenzo. Fosa; san Juan and Ponce ,
NYS Porto Rico Line
Ehickasaw, Foster; Hamburg; Kerr S S
Nicholas cuneo (Ner,. Just: Tanamo
and Antilia: Atlantic Fruit Co.
Vsrg tNor). Bruu; Curacao and Puerta
e2hslle; CsribkeaR S co;
Suenos Ayres and Barbados; Norton, Lilly
&Co.
t,aha vsllano esp1, Astorauia santander
sac pssajes lbarra Line.
Rosario via Norfolk Kerr S Line,
Aepcpolis Masters: Piraeus and Con-
sEaAiiHopie. -smerican Black Sea Line.
AFapahae, ieeyereux: Charleston and
Jacksonville; clyde Line.
Jefferson. liersiey; Nerfolk. Old Do
mia.an Transports tion Co.
enmasl Boyd; New Orleans: Southern
Pacific Ca
Lake Stirling. whisehurst, Richmond
Richmond & X Co.
4saSe cheian. Charles; Baltimore; Hal
ssRaw 5 Line
81 oriense pelahanty; Galveston; Clyde
Line,
HF Dinock. Alien; Boston: Eastern s
Walier \ IsAca enbach Benaer: Los
Aagees San Francisco via Panama Canal;
LGekenhaeh Line.
Steel seararer, Fitzsimmens; Vancouver,
Los Angeles vis Panama Canal; Isthmian
$ 5 Line
sunatra Nsru fJapl, Nishidai Balti-
more Barber Line
sehr Mabel 4 Gum CBr). Mckeniey:
Yarmouth. z Whitney.
sehr spsan 3, Covert; Hamilton Gil
{ Harrison Smith, Forbes; Port Lobos;
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Departures for New York
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov ls-shipping
Board tank str Bohemian Club. launched
Sept 49, drydeeked to-day. will make
maiden voyage to Honolulu with cargo
fuel oil On return will go TO Orient
Announcement by Ship Owners and Mer-
chants Tugbeat Company tugs Sea Ranger
and Sea Lion. 1900 horsepower, TO be fully
Board liner Buckeye State, due to morrow
from Honolulu, is bringing only five pas
sengers, 1,l40 tons freight, including s2,s42
eases canned pine apples for New York !;
S,S4T cases for Baltimore.
TACOMA, Nov 13-Mitsuiki Maru (Jap)
arrived from Orient yesterday. viii load
cargo steel rails for Japan
SAN PEDRO, Nov 1e-New Shipping
Board "535" liner Pine Tree State. in bal
last from Baltimore, put in yesterday for
bnnkers proceeded for Seattle to enter
Admiral Lines trans-Paciiic trade. Har-
ber commission investigating charges pas
senger vessels entering port are endarger-
ing vessels al piers by passing through
main channel a excessive speed.
BALTIMORE Nov 1s--A shipment OF
1000 tons of ore from Daiquiri, Cuba. ar
rived at Sparrow's Point in the str Cubore
TO the Bethlehem Steel Company.
The Portuguese str GAIA has been taken
ia charge by the United States marshal
pending settlement of libel by New
York Steamship Co The GAIA belongs to
failed to meet the ships bills since clear
ing here Oct for italy.
BATH. Me, Nov 1a---1o0 900 ton tank
str New Jersey was launched to-day from
yard ef Texas Company for Texas
Company. com pleting 35 ship program laid
eut in 1915 by latter company. She is
about 80 per cent completed.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Sailed Yesterday

svEdana (Bi), Rotterdam via Bouiosns: !:
ssitte arr liverpool; ICELAND tBr), Ant
usrr: Aprepoiss. Piraeus and Censtanttno-
a,s. La Ssvoie (fsTa, Havrs: Nestris lBr},
r:a Jsneire and REenos Ayres; Camerenia
1sss Naples; Fort Hanai iiton tBr}. Ber-
nussa; Mexico Havana: Caracas. Curacao,
rhar,,on Hau Montevidee; Walter A
5erkeneseh. Crtsto bal: Dante Alig hieri
an Naples. san Lorenzo. San Juan; Jiua
,grl Part LifaoN. Cristohal and Havana :
sIgcaquin. Turss Island. Monte Cristi and
ssnte Domingo City; Delmirs tBr), Phsia /
Se.phia; Atlantic CITY tBrl Bosteu: Choc-
AN. Santiago Ioha Werthngto on, Texas
i5;v. OCEAN Monarch Br), Itozaki. Arap-
tase, Charleston and .Iaeisanville Comus.
Nsr 0rtssns; City ef Flint tBri, Phiiadel-
rhls. Lar pa sss. Key Went ana Galveston ;
NF Elliott. Copenhagen. Manta, Cienfue
sas Nara, Ismpico.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
BY Cable and Radio

Cedric (Br5 Liverpool Nov IL, Queens
pass pass mails ana ~ rndse n'eI i1ss N miles % east Of
Ambrose at m Friday vessel is ex-
peeted TO dock at Pier 90. feet of West
ed st, late Monday or early Tuesday
Chicago (Fr1, Havre Nov 9: to French
Line, with pass. mails and mdse: is ex
peetea to dock at Pier "a. n r, before
noon Tomorrow.
Noordam DO, Rotterdam Nov ia; to
Holland American Line, with mdse, mails
and mdse, is expected to reach New York
Nov 26 and dock at the feot of 5th ST.
Hoheken.
Drottninghelln fSwed) Gothenhurg Nov
~; TO Swedish American Line, with pass.
mails and rndse: is due in Quarautin late
Tuesday and will deck early "Wednesday
morning at Pier 30, N r.
Nieuw Amsterdam (Dt), Rotterdam NV
8, Boulegne Nov 8. Plymouth Nov 10; to
Holland American Line with pass, mails
and mdse; is expected to dock at noon to-
day the foot of 5th st, Hoboken.
America. Bremen Nov III to the United
States Lines, with pass. mails and mdse ;
is expected to reach New York Nov IS and
dock At Pier 2, Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Nov 1s---Arrivea. 81 M
Guifey; Port Arthur; Rexmore tBr), Liver
pool via Bossen and Philadelphia; Gudrun
Maersk (panl, Hagesund via Philadelphia.
Norfolk. Boston; Cubere Daiquiri. Sailed
Norfolk. New York; Lake Treza. New
York; Munwoed, Havana; Chas Braley,
BOSTON, Nov 1s-Arrived Carolyn. Ma
tanzas; George W Barnes. Tampieo; ;
sailed; Brush Philadelphia and Pacific
Coast Ports Lake Elsah. Charleston and
cMARLEsToN, Nov 1s-Arrivea. Cliff
ford, Hamburg; Apache, New York tand
proceeded tn Jaeksonviiie>: Lake Eismers
Jacksonville tand proceeded ia Boston}; !;
bark Fenice tit>. Buenoa Ayres-
GALVESTON Noy 1s--Arrived' Pauls-
baro Philadelphia ;hnobwerth tBr1a Free
part, sailed sophie Ries<mers tGer),
Ha,aburg eiarbef err. Marseilies' MAJ
Mediserra near sSpan). Rareciona HI ocei-
dcnte. New York. Mar Caripe eapan), i-v-
arnool Coneho. New York Saariaa. Tam
HAVANA. Nov la-Arrived calabeia
.JAcAsoNvI1LE; Nov la7-Ariived; Fer
MoRtLks Ala, Nov ts--Afrived Hattie
NORFOLK. Va, Nov ia--Arrived Buten-
fell (Norl, Fredrickshayen, Aaymen de
Iarrinasa {Br). Genoa; Domingo de Lar
Masifsa; f aaaaa lID. aeaoa; lxronborg
York, Albatr0SS tN0r). HpflaaeipRia- Ehifeu.
18th. Brandon. New England Rinagenus.
ssew England; salIna 10, rhiladeiphla
iath Alabama, PortM Arthur; Bristol,
New England Transportation. New Eng-
land Saut thwestern Miller Ilrl. Laadan
via Halifax; Westhrook, Philadelphial
Aiexanerian iE~l, I.iserppel.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov te=-~Arriyed Sa-
lima Gtl. Nesfelk, Ida 4 q iltl, Norfeiks /
fungus tNorl, Savannah: Hay Head,
fsuanoa Ayrea via laeksonvile; schF
Aiaine, Charleston. Sailed: banier lRr},
Rotterdam; Bayonne, New Yerk; Cattle
Prince ti3rl, New York; CANADIAN Vo!un-
teer lBs) Halifax, N S: Lake ternaido,
baltimore; Maryland tBrA Londea and
Antwerp via Haitimere; Bay State, Seattle;
PIpestone County, Bordeaux. ete, via New
York: Opellka. Rriatel ana Manchester; !;
III C Foiger, Texas CITY; Oemuiges. AouE-
ton; Deico, 4-r-~; terdeiy stt). New Or
PORT MAps. La, Nav 19--Arrived; An
daiusier lHr}. Galveston; Eandeld,
Tasnpico: Columbia, Coion; Joseph sesn,
New York. Sailed Ampetco, MuraHe'.
Conan (Eioudl aseia hi CaHo fhpl Lon
aaf, Mpdian tisri. I.tserpaal asngea thpl,
flayafa; JtsyangeTsn sasa.1 f'saatefai
l'uisagas. Lan<son.
P0RYLAMp Ore. Nav is--Arrived Fe
sali AIaTu Murorans Sailed hanAow
As.fu, Jasan.
FORT TAMPA. Nav la--rArrived; Mar
rarsf. Baltimore: Youngstown, Charleston.
Hailed Tisnarefs, Yekahama and kebs;
SAN FRANCfsCO. Nov Is--Arrived:
Stssl Rangsr. New York; Choyo Aarus
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Authors Banquet Tonight
League Fellowship Announces
Changes i'm Program

The Authors League Fellowship yes
terday announced several changes in
the program to be presented tonight
at its banquet at the Hotel Astor. will
Nogers will act as principal or She
Authors High School at the "com-
mencement exercises" instead Of Will
liam Collier, and the school committee
viii consist Of Galett Burgess, David
Belasco. Mare Connolly. Brandon
lyman and Fqntaine Fox.
Among the prominent graduates at
the High School" exercises will be
Alice Duer Miller Anita Loos, Fannie
Hurst, Irene Castle, Julia Hoyt,
Laur~tte Taylor, Lynn Fontanne, Mar
iorie Rambcau. Neysa McMein, Pearl
White, Charles d, Falla. Charles Dana
Gihson, Charming Pollock. Cosmo Ham
ilton, Donald Brian. Ellis Parker But
lep, Eugene O'Brien, Franklin p.
Adams, James Montgomery Flagg and
Otto Harhach.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

P9t Io-uat
rsssel. Pert Agency
Ssemmeisdyh. Batavia. Oct /. Funeh. Edye
IaFanEsa. Tyne. Nov 3 .Ancnor Line
Eastern Bell Sligo. Nov T.
W.. Moore. Mccormick g. Ce
NiseW Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Nov 9.
Nesaha, London. New 4...'.ArI Trans Inc
ch,aaa'n cid,l'a'lofe; dundee Nov g.. Furnsss Witty
EsnMiasa fasFe' Nes s..,-.,. French Line
Eshhahale state London, Nov TO-
r..- United States Iinea
tssare' liverpool, Nov l2. White Star Line
ssss' R.ss.s anlsterdan- Nov a.. F'urn Witty
sssHef beilaF, Gibraltar Nov 6.
asiye Maru, Hull, Nov g. - Ds
v.u.u Toyo Kisen Kaisha
o.ueHh, ot NaZaiTe,F = Nov 8 French Line
o"aF Jarl. Cardiff. Nov 5.
Tasa, Trssse, New New Orleans, Nov Ia. SO Pacific co
t'ss' aasana. Nov H.. United Fruit Co
Due Ta-morrow
0o'sshst5sfd. Christiania Nov II.
ratria ps,or Norwegian American Line
sss2hes, san Juan, Nov IT.NY &PRs Ce
;atsssacs'pe, Curacao Nav "A. Bliss Dailett
Nsss'" frinidad New is. .Furness- Witty
Due Tuesday
Fs.. Fs.seia, n Glasgow, Nev IL -. Anchor Line
Ns-s,s, ssps, t, hamburg Nov s Kerr Line
%es'e ssstie. Havana, Nov Is
& Cuba Mail CO
y, Due Wednesday
WHsnsolia, Hamburg. Nov Amer Line
Se'''snserg. Hamburg, Nov TO-
fbea,s,, United American Lines
-ea'stoe'es. Piraeus. Nov 1.
sapb.nu N GaIanos & Co
caasor, csnia Para, Nov 10. .Lamport q Holt {
'' Ffeggeso, Nov IL
y Y K Cuba Mail s Co
Due Thursday
cssssle, cseasie, sau' hampton. Nov 9s White Star
lessM.s Mafse.lses, Nov IL. Fabre Line
Nss,ss. 1suenas AyreS. Nev 10 Munson Linen
'ssesL, Hamburg. Nov TO-
Turri.ss. Funch. Edge IL Co
s''r'Sa' hlasstoa. Nov 49,, ,uais Fruit ca
Dae Friday
prtsise..... hrerHen. Nov II. I'm states Iines
wilson. Naples. Nov IA,
ka.n. Phelps Bros, Inc
tssaaan, @sv 12 Atlantic Transport
~ Due Saturday
rursssra' rtymou.h. NOV II. Holland Amer
asTaaa. Nov 22. NY 6 Cuba Mall
1.. une Sunday. Nov 81
Ls,srs aiasgnw. Ney 17..ssunard- Anchor 7,
Gsmsa. Antwerp, Nov I7.. Red star
havana. Nov 81. United F'pust
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Marine Disasters

BOsTON. Nov 1s-The five-n,asted schr
sintram, d converted Shipping Board
steamer. was rammed and sunk by the
tanker David McKevy in heavy fog off
Cape Cod last night. The fintrams crew
was rescued by the latter. This was re-
Ported to- day in radio message from tina
commander OF the McKelvy, which is
bound here from Port Lobos Mexico. He
gave no details but said that Captain E )
Pierce and the twelve men of the Sin
tram s crew were aboard his vessel
The Sintram, owned in this city, was
bound from Norfolk for Portland. Me, with
coal. She was ashore for two days earlier
in the week on sand bar in Nantucket
Sound
FALL RIVER, Mass Nov 1s-Tanker
Swiftsure arrived Quarantine to-day from
Tampico, Mexico, two of her crew dead.
suecumbed TO fumes from crude oil cargo
in compartment OF vessel. one identified
as G " Thompson, Norfolk, Va