New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in Bankruptcy
Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were
as follows:
CENTURY SILK MILLS INC.-Involun-
iary petition against the Century Silk
b silks, All Fourth Avenue, b three credit
ors liabilities. 100000; assets. $500. 900
torney for the petitioning creditors
HENRY J. oRLOVE-Involuntary petit
ton ton agsnst ssa 3st Henry J. orlove dealer in
Abner. A. Weiss Liabilities $40 900; as
sets $4,000 Maurice NJ. Cohn. 3 West
Twenty ninth Street, is attorney for the
rNITED TRIMMING co.-Involuntary
petition against Charles LAWN and Louis
Sfa nsa 4r%mng g Go h f@ans Masi hr 7 tHe
ninth Street. David w Kahn, "A Broad =
way. is attorney for the three petitioning
LUM & Observation-Disclosures petit
ton against George Lum and Harry Den
nison' 1,,' clothing manufacturers. Astor
blitles, $4,000: assets, $4,000. Marcus
heifand, 800 Broadway, is attorney for
the creditors petitoning.
WILLIAM HOFFMAN-Involuntary pc
utlon against William Hoffman, diamond
merchant, Maiden Lane. Wilber. Nor
man & Kahn. 2o9 Broadway, attorneys
for the petitioning creditors.
MIDLAND ACCESSORY AND SUPPLY
COMPANY, INC. = Involuntary petition
against INC MlQlanu Accessory ana supply
Company, Inc, dealers in automobile sup
plies. 1T7s Broadway. Ross & Kaufman.
256 Broadway. are attorneys for the three
creditors petitioning.
DAUBER & OSENDORF-Involuntar
petition against Max Dauber and Abraham
RosendOrf. manufacturers OF children q
clothing trading as Dauber Rosendorf, o
West Fourth Street. Joseph krnsSy. 320
broadway, is attorney for the creditors pc
titioning.
Leaf ne r
goods manufacturers. 4S2 Broome Street.
Leon Bronner 500 Broadway, is attorney
for the three petitioners.
! BRONX IMPORTING CO.-1nvoluntary
petition against Annunziata Gabrielle, i'm
porter and exporter of oils, trading as the
Bronx Importing Co, 2315 Hughes Ave-
nue. the Bronx. Leon Dashew and Charles
Goldonberg, 10 Park Row, are attorneys
for the three petitionng creditors.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes
were as follows:
CENTURY SILK Null. INC.-Juage
John c. Knox appointed George H. Will
Jams receiver for the Century SILK Mills,
Inc, mfrs. and jobbers of silk AL Fourth
Avenue. With bond of 10000. Liabn-
ltes. S9o0 GOO: assets. $@nhoN
FELDBATM & SPlEGEL~- Judge Knox
11sidor Feldbaum and Hsx spiagel, dealers
West Twenty-ffth Stl L and - West
Twenty eighth Street, With opnd Of
= s,
500 600
UNITED TRIMMING Co.-Judge Knox
appointed Max Ash receiver for f. Charles
LAWN and Louis seni jobhers in silk,
trading as the United Trimming Company,
IS West Thirty ninth Street. with Bond
WEINGOLD. GOTTESMAN e. SIEGEL.--
Judge Knox appointed b. NJ Squires re-
ceiVer for Aaron Weingold, Samuel Gottes-
trading Wengold, Ciottesman & Siegel,
( l29 West Twenty seventh Street with a
bond Of $4,000. Liabilities, $4,000;
BROADWAY WAIST AND DRESS co.
.Judse Knox appointet,di Samuel IIershen
Max Elmer, mfrs. waists and dresses
trading as The Broadway Waist and
BOND 0%P"sz $500 az 1n nysHus Sn
assets. 5000.
RECORD SALES co. INc.-Judge Knox
the Record Sales Co. Inc. dealers in auto
m@,c tires ei and sGesssories az West
/ WILLIAM HOFF'MAN2Judge Knox ap-
pointed Louis Jersawit receiver for Will
lam Hoffman, diamond merchant 6
Maiden Lane. with a bond of 1000. LA
bilities $4,000, no assets
HENRY j. ORLOVE-Judge Knox ap-
j. Orlove dealer in furs. 226 West Twenty
seventh Street. with bond of $1,000. Liza
0ilitsgs II ,siSRG IIRp0O; assets s25
Knox appointed James A. Behna receiver
I for Max Daubert and Abraham Rosendorf,
/ manufacturer of chidrens clothing 10
! West Fourth Street. trading as Daubert &
Rosendorf. with bond OF 5000
SAMUEL DIAMOND-Judge Knox ap-
pointed Gerald jackson receiver for Sam
uel Diamond. leather goods manufacturer,
4S2 Broome Street. with bond of 81 1000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterda y
in the United states District Court were as
follows
BASH & MISUNDERSTANDING of Max
Bash and Herman Magun, dealers in furs
/ III West Thirty first Street, trading as
Bash & Magun. give liabilities as $50. 053
and assets of s6.947.
COHEN OTHERS--Schedules of Ben
1amin, Lyman and Harry Cohen 10 bbers in
silks, trading as Cohen Brothers, give liza
! pillties as SlS,s65. No assets
Assignments
SNOW & DENNISON, manufaoturing
clothing at Astor Place. yesterday as
signed for the benefit of creditors to Fred
erick r. Klein. ~
HARRY HENDEL AND LOUIS HEN
DEL. trading the Ideal Dress Co Of
Zs West Fifteenth Street, manufacturers of
dresses, yesterday assigned for the benefit
of creditors to Max G. Cohen