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New-York tribune., 1921-01-17

tinued progressively through the past
year, this country is now building more
tanker tonnage by over 100000 tons
than ali the rest of the world COM
bined.
1t is significant also to note that
while the ships under way in the
United Kingdom decreased about 90 .OO0
tons during the last quarter of 1920
the returns show that British tankers
building made a gain of nearly 200 600
tons. The bulk of the decline in world
shipbulding, therefore. is due to the
falling off in the demand for cargo
steamers, for other countries than the
United States and the United Kingdom
are building about 100000 tons more
Of tankers than three months ago
Further significance is lent to the
situation by the fact that the Shipping
Board shows no intention to sell any
of its steel tanker tonnage. and ship
owners are ordering tankers built
rather than take the chances of secur-
ing those owned by the board.
With only about $4,000 gross tons
OF motor ships building in the United
States, out of world total of about
half a million tons, the backwardre ess
OF TINS country in balancing its trade
Meet with fair proportion of internal
comb ton engined vessels is again
emphasized. Great Britain is reporte d
to be building double the amount under
way here and other countries are con-
structing about 100000 gross tons.
Many Lines Interested
The decl ne in American shipbuild-
ing IS a serious problem, not only for
the sh pbuilders, but for many other
representatives OF American industry.
The things that go ito the making of a
ship furnish employment for many
nnes OF production, from the manu-
facturers of steel down to the makers
Of cooking utensils. In this connection
Marine Engineering is authority for
the statement that whereas shipbuild-
ing in 1914 ranked as the fifty eighth
OF American industries in the value of
its product on, it had risen last year to
the fifteenth, outranking such indus
tries as leather, furniture, chemicals,
paper and wood pulp, agricultural I'M
plements, sugar and silk In 1914 the
total value of the production OF iron
and steel industries was 1928 900, 900,
of which shipbuilding represented less
than 3 per cent. The present estimated
annual value of iron and steel prod
ucts is $500 100000, of which ship
building represents approximately 15
per cent.
1t is pointed out that by July l, 1921,
the American merchant marine will
aggregate about 100000 gross tons.
twenty years. it is stated, there will
be required annually for the upkeep
of our merchant feet only per cent of
this tonnage, or about 100000 gross
tons. The actual replacements, how
ever. should be much larger, as large
part Of the present merchant marine is
composed OF wooden ships.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
In the World of Shipping

At time when there is practically
no market for cargo vessels, pressure
is being brought to bear upon the Shin
ping Board to dispose of its tonnage at
rates far below the cost of construc-
tion. A member of the board has urged
the fixing Of price Of $3.50 per
lightweight ton, but it is evident that
there is no disposition on the part off
majority Of the board to accept the
suggestion of d rate about sl00 a ton
below the present fixed range of prices
for the governments holdings.
Even as gifts, ships without the pros
attractive proposition, because Of the
cost of upkeep. Good judges of the
situation do not believe that more than
a comparatively small proportion Of
the governments holdings could be
disposed of at the cut rates suggested.
The prospect, therefore, is that ire
spective of price the government viii
have hard time getting out of the
shipping business.
What concerns ship owners more than
the question of price. is the likelihood
of an indefinite competition with the
vessels owned by the Shipping Board
To purchase vessels with no assurance
that the board will not continue to
operate its tonnage on the very routes
on which the purchased vessels are
to be placed, independent American
ship owners point out, would lead to a
surplus of tonnage on these routes,
with distribution of cargo that would
be both uneconomic and Improbable.
This prospect, they point out, will be
potent factor in limiting the sales OF
government vessels. no matter what
price is placed on them.
Benson Opposes Drastic Cut
1t is recognized by the Shipping
Board that sharp reduction must be
made in she price OF its tonnage, but
Admiral Benson chairman of the board,
has announced that the ships will not
be sold at ridiculous prices" 1t is
also pointed out that even under the
sells offered in this market by European
owners have in most instances been
at S75 per ton and over and that the
low price of $50 was for single vessel
on which the installments paid had been
forfeited by those who ordered its
construction. American shipyards can
not build cargo vessels at figures any
where near the $3.50 figure, costs
amounting to about double that sum
per ton.
How the boards huge supply of
cargo carriers IS aHectlng construction
for private account is strikingly shown
by the shipbulding returns of Lloyds
Register, showing conditions through
out the world at the beginning of the
year. During the last quarter OF 1920
the total of vessels under construction
in the United States decreased nearly
half million gross tons, but in the
same period the tankers building in
this country showed an increase Of
nearly 100 900 tons. Despite the slump
in American shipbuilding that has con-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
PROPOSALS
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sr., fo~ fsrniS,ifus-
|sFSs For THs 'pTBtfc PRINTING,
AND EIrDI<C
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tssss f2esa ~ The Joint COMMITTEES on
4 - s~ss-sa g tft Capitol. Washington. p. G.
FINISHING the paYer Sor eas rn,,,fig.
.,Sss arr oi;sl rg for r.. term - ono
n Ts.nHshs the ist cay q. March,
81 IT, - Dstp9ss.s Will b. opepsd before
:, sIs = awards os contracts taads nv the
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|ssssn-ea ..fi2er fer the .rterest OF tho
f. go. - w4fSe bias are Ia conformity
Fs e. 80 lr'sI-lf mas - thD rrapoaais
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fsses s-- -. as eDe ltcasioue, accom-
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4 ssazssr 20 yr s,ng '9rnels1s Ford, Pub
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Fxss.st ief cen more 1r iess than rha
- f;ezs.r'siies ,s-ss.'siies ysguiT~a. at the option
fssss so,scs. g,,.''1a ne~sYrins paper. Ia
Essr: ss@s,l ssIls nsf hine-snish printing
zs.fssl.s,, '.eyD ppeass plane ffoer ,ua-
~ bfsHtfns Paper 50 200 pounds
#Sess sgsasI'ss paper. $4,000 mounds
;.iSs ~ Dap~r higa machine I'm
s:iss ssrey 'ass, afs - fas machine .Gnls.,
&kals lsassred x.,sred printing uao0r- $40 400
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80 esanes 'sfls rs@rec tissue paper.
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1sxx, ~ ~ S%S 2@fsissls rsaaf5s tyns-
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svssss s.sx,'e ssssssl.'''e tt'rsca y. g. posta!
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ssSfa 80 81 epsssf. 2.ses pssnds wt,tss
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80 sfts~'s, s,1e5 Dnunes osnftfry
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Il ssses ~ ss., ss,sss@s',o@yd ',e 900 sso1s.is
g i. bs;ass frSfs2 ponds el1p bos fd
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New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
Reports by Wireless
Erom( the e. S. Naval Commu.
nication Station

!, Distance is given in rniles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise speciGed
Acme 2;s9e w San Francisco 8 PM Jan u.
A'a'i.s4i ~ Fafrasut 1882 e san Francisco
hfolqs AFogaal5a l9t e e '2 81, ION 81 % Ian l5
Agwimoon 1856 SW Hatteras Pm Jan "a
n EWiaun 191 F l,obos Island Jan Is.
Alabama 2l$ Charleston Jun is.
Allentown &c e Sand Key Jan a.
q = As.so1quin 100 5 Scotland I.V Ian II.
Apache 80 n Hattcraa Jan 10
e'apan noe - n Hatteras Jan IA
Ario 263 w Sand Key Jan a.
Af,is.s l.lso SIC San Pedro Jan IL.
Aubu4n Asish1ao & syn 2s2 3 "a p sa4,ne Bar Jan H.
AVrniale liJ S Jupiter Jan IA
Balsam = $50 f Cape Fear Jan Is.
Eannack S Sombrero Jan a.
8artholo lomew 1888 S Ambrose Jan Is
D@ton Rouge $50 = Tampico Jan ii
naytown s.s1a @Io W Key West Jan Ia
Etsseiner 10 SE Fryingpan Jan l5
hon.baraier $50 from Ambrose Jan -
H'9aa AFRO" l.71o W san Francisco PM
hroole!ine af5 5 san Francisco s PM Jan14
bufoid tat 50 OF Ion so 81 Jan Ii. -
Sabr'ils fS E Martins Industry Jan is.
N"se Eo'"ain 1870 SN san redro PM
cceeii County 1913 n by w Colon Jar Is.
CsuAF ,s..F springs shiunecock Jan le.
CNas Braiey ESQ Sabine ian ii
Chester Sun so I1NE cape uenrv Ian -
Ky o. atlanta lls SW Hattsraa Jan is
az .t1 ~ VI. rnetpoFi Zoo NE Charleston Jan a.
O',S ~ " IncHester $50 Il Fire island c :5s
ciaVarack 20 r. Portland Jan H.
cement Smith 50 SSW Nantucket Ly
ceoa,n9 eoiar,.ts "a = . Ambrose 457 AN Jan 1s.
Conus l2o Jupiter Jan IA
NordelIa $50 y San Pedro pm Jay IL
cornlns $50 Ambrose Jan 49,
cowan abeaif, Monta0k Point Jan rs
Srast"r iial C51 II Honolulu PM Jan IA
|'1oie state @2s s san francisco s pm
Cristobal 1ol 8 Cape Henry Ian a.
|urritr ls2 Tlattrras Jan Is.
p"rtfeFd 500 W Key West Jan IT,
beih~are pd Jupiter Iun H.
Delight z. .S62 from Vancouver 9 PM Ian1a
Deuaic 80 Cape Maai II 20 PM Jan Is.
Per etay i.4s0 san Francisco Jan a.
,srsy,lne I,s syta soo ~ : nat.cra4 II,I. IAN H.
Derbyline 1870 $ Moniauk Jan ia
Donald Mckay G9s sW Balboa Jan ID.
Ipofehester . sW Fire Island Nv Jan 49,
Has,srn 1nide 1897 from San Fraacisco 8
nastsrn Light $50 q Ambrose Jan "a.
Eastern Sailor Gao NE Colon Jan liz
Eastern sword ea5 from San Pedro Jan "A
East Wind--s5o sE Bo-,on Jan ls.
Ebro ITS Il Ambrose Jan lG
Ecuador $3.50 from San Francisco = PM
f'9ith 7sa s. Ambrose Jan ls
Edward iuckenbach o5s sE San Pedro
Eisha Walter q f Nsntochei .ian ie.
Eikridge 200 sE Ambrose ian is.
III Sol s33 AW Hattsras Ian IA
~ y8iic z5z SW Hasterns Jan is
Insiey City 10 n Jupiter Jan IA
;oconn 9 w sand Key Jan ~.
5sparta sss Ambrose 4;ot AN Jan 1e.
Ess.x is ~ Fire Island Nv Jan Ig
Hverstt b NV Picket mn BAR Ian "a
Excelsior 90 NV MORO Cantlo jan IL
~ %schs l%e sW H&ttsras 3 I'm Jan IA
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday
Str Folkai Marr (Jap). Cardiff, Dec 21;
slsiSn 81 NIlSiu q Co. IN ballast foot of S'fh st.
str Toloa (Brl. Port L,mon. Jan s;
fr,snd TTistopal l-u! = "a and , Hayana, ~ to the
mdse; Pier IS. East River.
SIR Tabor, (Not) Buenos Ayres Dec IS.
o eea in bss9ae9s ss.s foo, San to the KsTF
str T. Gothland tReD, oantzig. Dec 81;
TO 4, me :, I'd Star Line. with 1896 steerage
Str Toledo bridge Dunkirk. Oct 81,
Brest Nov ls,.and Ponta pelgada. Jan 1S:
TO the seager s Co. with chalk; put into
Azores With loss of propeller: Pier 4, Erie
ST. Bsochus tFr). MarsseiIles, Dec T:
.rhg Tha.Sga Io' and bermuda, Jan 10; to the
nldse; Sec 4. Erie Basin. BGlyn.
str France tFr}. Havre. Jan s; to the
10 first, 462 second cabin and 1859 steer
age pass, mails ard mdse; Pier 81, North
r. Str City Of WINCHESTER (Br). London.
ANCHORED Of stapleton. s l.
or ar Poiarlne, Halifax. Jan 13; to Robert
Il hagus, in ballast; Robins D D. Rklyn
\. Schr Ec ward Lawrence. Buenos Ayres
Hov 49, TO the France and Canada s; s
saas' s-l,le' ,.1{l ~.th Quebracho Wood; Red Hook
str s,r Occidental. Tampico. Jan 7: TO tho
nexss rexss, Co o with crude oil; Texas Co Docks.
=. ST. Str Barepdrecht DD, Horta Azores.
~ coa'i&st vac OH Co Docks, Rayonne.
,.a''tr atr hed HOOK, Bonfogne, Dec "a: to
w w Wiilians Diamond G. Co. With rndse: an
caSFgd s,r Id ofs say Ridge. Bklyn.
otr Alcona, Santander, Lee IL. Hiiho.
81 LaSnon, To- Las falfnas and Teneriffs'
~; 10 tho New York and Cuba Mail & s
% WIN mdss; Pier II. East River.
str riune (iD. Palermo Dec ia Messins
:, malaga 10 and Gibraltar II, TO Pheips
oroS t,roS Q; Co. with mdse; Pier 7. Bush Docks.
bTcoAiyn- 49,
Str Vincent. Bahia Bisnca Dec q; to 7
of Liberty. {"
Str Morioka Maru (Jap). Yokohama Oct
z Mol &, Hong Kong H. Manila ~ cebr
a. bata"ia Nov -. Singapore lS, Port
SAID Dec and Barcelona 10, 10 the Mn
Clifton S I. 80
str Corning. Galveston; Pier 6. Con-
stable Hook X J.
Str payonne. Philadelphia Vacuum Oh
Co Docks. Baycnne.
ST. Japan Arrow. Port Arthur: or Cliff
Str Apache, Jacksonville and Charleston;
10 the Clyde S S Co, with pass and rndse'
Pier 81. North River. 'N'
Str Hamilton. Norfolk: to the Old Do
::ninion Trans Co. with ndse. PIER rs,
str s e Hunt. Texas City via Galveston.
Pier 6. onztaale Hook. N J.
str Era@ford CITY. Baltimore: Pier 4
Array Base. l5rooAlyn.
str AgwiI-o"n, Port Lohos: in Quaran-
tine.
str F. :, Asea~. Texas City Via Galveston;
Pier 3. Constable Hook n r.
Str 0uiipue tISr}. GuaYaquti via Panama
anchored OF Quarantine
Eagle %. Cape Cod Bay; OFF
Tomp pkjnsviiie. s. l.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

DUPLAT, JULIAN ANTONIO-rN PURsU-
snca OF An order of Honorable JOHN r
New York. NOTICE Is hereby given to ali
peraons having claims against Julian An
tonic Duplat. late OK the County OF New
vouchers thereof, to the subscr riber at its
place OF transacting business, at the Office
of Roosevelt & kobhe, Its attorneys, at No.
44-aS Wall Street. in the Borough OF Man.
haitian: In the CITY Of New York. State OF
New York. on or before Tho 2sth day OF
May, 1921, next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF No
vcmber, 1920.
THE CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK Executor
RooSEEELT & KoBRE. Attorneys for
Executor. Once and p. Q. Address,
"A &6 Wall Street, Borough OF MauhAt.
tan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
LEGAL NOTICES

TAKE NOTlCE-THAT BY VIRTUE OF
lien held by ns Asainst the foliowsns-
described personal property. thirty flo)
mems evereoats. belonging Co Cohen -Roher
Co. Inc. Of No. ~ Fifth VENUE Borough
our possession. we will sell such Per sonai
property at public auction to the hixhast
bidder. TO satisfy such iien. at our lof,
1856 Monroe st.. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City, on Tuesday. January as,
1874. at 1880 A. ".
HAZzON g. FROMBERf;.
Dated January IL Iasl
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
Sail Frii1
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gem
eraI Postonice and city Hall poatofice
Station. %sw York, at p. m. as follows:
japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattlte,
- steamship Toyohashi Maru January II.
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China. Siberia.
French Indochina and Netherlands East
Indies texcept Sumatral, via San Fran
cisco, steamship Korea Maru. January 19.
Ha vail. Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco, steam
ship Sonoma, January go
FhlIppine Islands. via San Francisco,
steamship Creole State. January 81.
Hawaii. Via san Francisco, steamship
Matsonia. January 81.
japan, Corea. China, Siberia French Indo-
china and Netherlands East Indies Tex
cert Sun.atra), via Seattle, steamship
FNShima Maru. January 20.
japan Corea. China, Siberia French Indo-
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. Via
seattle steamship Alabama Maru, Jan
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
|rplanes Find icebound Shin

lauAlu' Jan. l6.-Airpianes sent in
Fer Of the Ice breaker Baikal. which
s. pso"n eQt Of the harbor of Alex
Fasosss curing & storm on Decem b er
aaa which has nee been imprisoned
afeas ice foe, have found the miss
= vessel. Preparations to rescue the
.sspe On board the ship are being
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
RE ESTATE OF MARIE eA1r

RE ESTATE OF MARIE BAILLARD--lN
pursuance OF an order OF Hon John p
CohAlan. Surrogato OF the County of New
fors. NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all per.
sons having clalnis az inst Marie Patliard
late OF tho CITY OF Nice. France deceased
to present he sanls with vouchers thereof
70 tho subscriber. at his place of transact
ins BUSINESS. No. Rector Street Boroug b
Of Manhattan. New York City, on or be-
fore the ist day OK June. 1921 next
Dated. New York. November IL. 1890.
FREDERIC r. COUDERT. Executor
COUD ERT BROTHERS. attorneys for
Executor, Once and p. o. Addreas. No.
Rector Street. New York. N. X.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
LISBON, an S--Str WeHtern Queen.
EHHlSTlANiA, Jan il--Str Ranenflor
tNor)
ANTWERP, Jan 1l--Str Ss Mihiel.
SAVQNA. Jan S--5trs Jennie II Morse
7th. Argus.
Arrived From Nav York
HAVHE Jan i5--6tr Rochambeau ORR.
PEHNAMBUCO, Jan 14--9tY Ossineks
(for Rio de Janeiro).
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

ERICKSON, ALEXANDER H-THE PEG
PIE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
- THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND
II NpEPENDENT. To Clara c. Erickson
son, End. Etfie Adelaide Erickson. Muriel
unorne Erickson, Isabel Erickson Mrs
Minnis M ne,d F. HrScn, Trustee OF the income to
J1anoyici & Co. f. II. johnson. as Trustee
IN Bankruptcy OF Alexander II. Erickson
q = Co; Susan 9 Wiley, Federal Steamship
Tating Co. NJ Miller. George E,iser. Percy
q. Reed A. j. DeMay Clara C. Erickson
as general guardian of William T. Erick-
guardian s;u:aoIs Of Ethel Grinths. and to all
persons interested as creditors. tegatees.
next or Kin or otherwise, In the Estate OF
ALEXANDER II. ERICKSON. deceased,
dent Of the County OF New York. state of
New York. SEND GREETING:
~ @ @pon ne petition of THE NEW YORK
Street. you and each Of you are hareby
cited TO show cause before the Surrocates'
Court Of New York County. held at the
York, on the llth day OF February, i92i,
at half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF chat day, why the account OF proceed
lngs OF The New York Trust Company. as
Will and Testament of said deceased
should not be judicially. settled.
IN TEST MONY WHEREOF we have
caused the Seal Of the Surrogate Court
OF the said County oc New YORK 10 oe
hereunto affixed.
WITNESS, HONORABLE JAMES A
FOLEY Surrogate OF our said County.
at the County Of New York
New YORK the 2Sth day OF December
Surrogates' in the year of our Lord one
Ssai thousand nins hundred and
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF She Surrogatea Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
-
ELECTIONS

AN ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGERS
Of the Now Yor k Institute for tho Edu-
eaton Of the Blind. ana Of three lnspsc tors
lnth Ava. and a4th st.. at ! o'clock In tho
Afternoon or Wednesday, Jan. ~, 1874.
LINzBU HLA0DEN,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17
Reports OF Shipping and News of Foreign Trad

GOTHENBURo. Jan ls-str Dro.tainx.
hold tSwed).
BARCELONA, Jan lo-str Olympic fFr).
HAMBURG. Jan 1c-Str Paz de Espalza
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17

ROOSRV ELT - SAMUEL. MONTGOMERY
In p~rsuance OF or,.e. RI lIoncra hi =
John + Cchalar. Surros +t- ut ne Count.
OF New York. uot'ce is hr,rhs givcr 10 an
persons hAvtng claims Ssnlust SaMlEi
atiN FGOM GHt ROO St.E Ei.'r tnt- ~ th
t'sunty oi New Y ,r& Dr., r,sr,i ~ ryesol.
thv 'anie with YOU, h-rs tnss-ot 10 he sut
nesa- at tha office OF The C=ntrAf tfnle,
Trust Company OF New York AZ No. Sc
broadway, In the Borough of Manhattan
IN the city OF New York. State OF New
York. on or before the 18th day of Jui,
1921 next-
Dated, Nav York. tho 9th day of Janu
&ry. 1891
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
HENRY LATROBE ROOSEVELT.
HURRY q HUTTON.
Attorneys Tor Executors
Office and r. Q. Address so Maiden LANA
Borough OF Manhattan New York C,lIv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17

BENNETT. JOsEPEtNE-IN PURSUANCE
haisn Surrogate OF the County OF Nav
york, notice 10 hereby given to all persons
late of the County of New York, decsassd.
to present the same with vouchers thsreo;
TO the subscriber at It's plAsa of trAnsact-
ing business, No. t%9 Broadway. 10 the
Borough OF Manhattan and City Of Nov
York. on or before the Goth day OF May
next.
Dated, New York. thu Io,n aay .s No.
VEN Der, 1890
FULTON TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK, Executor OF ,he VIII OF
Josephins Bennett. deceased, lis
Broadway. Borough OF hi.nhs.ran.
New York City, n. T.
KNEELAND, HARRISON & HEWITT.
Attorneys for Executor. a. Cedar street.
6crouEh of Manhattan, New York
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17

sATTERLEE. MARY Pm PURSUANCE
OF order OF Honorable John r. Cohalan.
notice In hereby given to all persons hay.
Ing claims against Mary P. Satteries. late
OF the County OF New York. deceased. to
the subscriber. st her plac. OF transacttns
business, ut The Office OF Ea.ght. SANFORD.
Smith Griffin. hor attorneys at No aT
William Street. In thu Borough of Man.
haitian: In tho City OF New York State OF
Ne" Yorh on or before tho let day OF
Dated New York. tna sa,h Gay os Mo-
venlber. 1890.
CArHARINE ". rHiLrrsE.
HA1GHT, sANDFoRD. SMITH q GRiFFiN.
Anss.;orneys ns;r 5oT Eixs'usrtx ofi,ce and p o;
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-01-17

JOHNSON, ELIZABETN Also KNOW y
as Elizabeth Johanson. THE People OF
The State OF New York. by the Grace OF
Gcq. Free and Independent, To: Ottc
Johnson, also known as otto Juhansor. end
also known a. Otto Berg strOrn. sddrees ia
known; k-tsIina Stenberg, Fryhsta Ner,n
land sweden, Lars Johaa Innanscu.
Skattkarr. Vermland Sweden. Kari ,vhAa-
son. Skarbamn, Nermland sweden o.af
Hilmer Johanson. Westia. Entcrvfls Hag4
Eermland, Sweden. and 70 al! persons inter.
ested as creditors. next of kin or other ~ I've
In the Estate OF Anna Holgerson, Adminis-
tratrtx OF Elizabeth Johnson. also kno,vp
as eliza beth Lohanson. deceased. who at
tho time OF her death was a resident ot
Woodclin Lake, Bergen County N. !.
SEND GREETING
Upon the petition OF Anna Holcerson.
residing at WoodcIifP Lake Bergen Count D.
New Jersey.
You and each OF you are hereby c'ted
to show ca use before the surros afes' l'orrt
OF New York County, held at Inc, Hali of
Records. IN the County OF New York on
the 26th day OF February. ta2I at hai,
past ten o'clock in tha forenoon Of ihat
day. why the account of proceedings az
Anna Holgerson Adnintsteati,s al the
Goods. Chattels and Credits ", said de-
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
caused the sea- OF the Surrogates' Court OF
the said County OF New York to be here
unto affixed. WITNESS. Honorabe John
2. Cohalaa, a. Surrogate of our IA ID County
at the County of New York the nth das
OF January. in the year OF our ord one
Thousand nine hundred ard twenty -ona
DANIEL. nOWpNEY
IL g.. Clerk OF the Surrogatcs Court