The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Involuntary petition against Herman Liep-
errnann, manufacturer OF waists. also trad
| Ing as the Forest Saw Mills Manufacturing
Company, waists and wood turning, 1875
Seventeenth street, in behalf of three credit
ors. Liabilities and assets not given. The
petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are; n. Greenstein. $50; Max G.. Cohen, S52 !;
Louis Rosenberg $500. Archibald Palmer Is
attorney for the petitioners.
involuntary petition against the United
Hosiery stores, Inc, jobber and retailer of
underwear and gloves. Al Union Square, In
behalf OF three creditors. Liabilities are
given as $4,000 and assets as SIS. 900. The
petiuoning creditors and amounts claimed
Simon Kantor. 81 900: Sunrise Knitting Mills.
Inc, $500 Chaine & Weinrib are attorneys
for the petitioners.
involuntary petition against Bertrand J.
Harder. SAG broadway. In behalf OF three
creditors. Liabilities are given at 500 900
and assets as SIS. 900. The petitioning credit
ors and amounts claimed s. Stinlmel,
5000: M. Kunkel. $17s; A. Vogt. IS. Cohen.
Rosenthal Shapiro are attorneys for the
petitioners.
Involuntary petition against the New York
Novelty Company, general merchandise, 62f
broadway. in behalf of three creditors. La
bilities are given $50 900 and assets as
500 900. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Jacob Goldberg. $500: Morris
steinman; $1,000; Isaac T. Becker. $500.
Leon Dashew Is attorney for the petitioners.
nvoluntary petition against the Sunrise
Knitting Mills. Inc. jobbers In ladies' under
wear and gloves. IL Union Square. in behalf
OF the United Underwear Company which
claims $500 Liabilities are given as SIS 600
and assets as 50. 500. Shame Weinrib are
attorneys for the petitioners.
voluntary petition by the Walter II. Peal
Company, Inc, manufacturers OF ladies' hats
l37 Wooster street, signed by F. Howa I'd
summons; vice-president and secretary. who
placed the liabilities at ,11.S10. ali unse-
cured claims, and assets at s5,7I5. OF which
S4,uVo Is machinery. tools. &c. and 81. 775
torney for the bankrupt
Involuntary petition against Egisto c.. and
,ah "gnto fahceiii. trading as Fancelli Bros.
w W e. h fruit and produce 60 Ganzevoort
81, m behalf of three creditors. Liabilities
not given. Assets are given as about 50 600
me pettionins creditors and amounts
claimed: Thomas =. Wallace. Inc, $3.50.
Frank II. Reuman is attorney for the peti-
TONERS.
Involuntary petition against the Winner
soaif or S. Stimmel. who claims $3.50 Liza
utilities are given as $4,000 and assets as
$1,000 Cohen, Rosenthal e. Shapiro are at
10 rneys for the petitioners
Involuntary petition against William H.
wa u. Adolph Franken and Edwin w.
b "a no, trading as Watt. Franken Bruno.
WIN claims $500. Liabilities are given as
s2oE 600 and assets as 100000. Leo Kraus
is attorney for the petitioners.
In voluntary petition against Hyman Lift
win trading as Aggs Restaurant "a West
Twei d teth street. In behalf of three credit
ors. liabilities and assets not given. The
are Bunder sl2a s.. MESSENGER. so25:
Aaron ~. Palmer. 1900 Samuel c. Duber-
stem Is attorney for the petitioners.
Involun tarv petition against Ernest Bunge.
trading a 8 f. Bunge Co.. stock broker. A.
Broad sn Get, In behalf Of three creditors.
Liabllties are given as 100000 and assets
az $150.Cpl. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: +. W. Lewis. $500;
Andre Pen ingrini. S2.400: L. c. Hercken-
rath. $500. Myers Goldsmith are attor-
neys for III b petitioners
Involuntary petition against Philip Rothen-
berg and 4 ,muel Rothenberg. trading as
Philip Roth,a berg & Bro. furs and skins.
Aat y a n ufF In Aha1f nf
three creditoin Liabilities not given. Assets
are given rs 4 10000. The petitioning cred->
TORS and am'ynts claimed are; H. Posner.
Rosenthal g. II 'ermance are attorneys for
the petitioners
Involuntary re tition against the Rothen-
burg Export Ftu Company. Inc, furs and
skins, IA West Twenty-flfth street, in be-
half Of three ere I itors. Liabilities given
as $500 and .a'sets as 5000 900. The pc.
sasls sSGN sa45s Silver res"s MSscW GsS are
for nt SRen. oper Bros
Inc. iobbers in coo "a. 692 Greenwich street
on behalf OF three H-editors. Liabilities and
and amounts elaine q are: BENJAMIN Leder.
5000: Abraham II. Cohen S101: John j.
o Brien, $500 Archit laid Palmer Is attorney
for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following scheduln In bankruptcy were
Court
Schedules of Emil sshqlz. secretary of
West 1s4th street. show u bilities of $l3.S2+.
NJ which SIS. 400 Ia accom- uodatlon paper ana
1885 unsecured claims. An, assets OF -
cash on hand Dutton & Y ilsheimer are at
torneys for the bankrupt. 80
Schedules OF Canton silk Mills Inc, silks.
% East Twenty seventh street. show liablli-
ties of 81 ,05l. of which $O},Is5 are unse-
cured claims and So pos ted es due United
States. and assets OF 81 0i0.. of which 500
600 are stocks. negotiable b,S7 ms &c w.
800 debts due on open accour Is ana SZ.oo
stock in trade. Marks Masks are sttor-
leys for the bankrupt.
Schedules OF Aaron aothschiit. trading as
the Great Eastern Bead and .Suppiy Com
pany. beads and novelties. 2s6 With avenue:
show liabilities Of x6,dI9. alt unsecured
Is stock in trade. 1861 debts due d n open ac-
counts and $500 machinery, tools. &c. Ru-
iolph A. seligmann is attorney for the bank
rupt.
Schedules OF Zornberg Ievinso d. against
whom petition was filed Septtu nber ~
1920. shows liabilities Of ST7 49,. AZ which
claims and 500. I46 notes and bills, ard assets
" $40. $50. OF which 500 1857 are biliA prom
ssory notes and securities. $4,000 unli. iidated
claims. Sa.27s debts due on open accounts
md 81 900 stock in trade. Zalkin cohen
are attorneys for the bankrupts. 49,
ysst % street, SHOW iIabilit,es Of s1s
1872, OF which $i2.212 are unsecured c h,ims
md 81 500 secured claims. and assets OF S. |
machinery tools. &C.. and si.T15 debts siue |
IN open accounts Bernard F1aishnick is sat- /
orney for the bankrupt
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy wene
appointed Monday In the United States DiS l
riot Court
Judge John C. Knox appointed Franklin
Taylor receiver for the Warde Piano Co.,
nc, manufacturers OF pianos. 400 East t54th
street. The Bronx. with bond of $4,000.
Judge Knox appointed Frederick Stiefel
temporary receiver for the New York Novelty
way, with n bond OF $500
Judge Knox appointed Morris Israel tenn
,orary receiver for Bertrand J. Harder, job
yer OF hosiery. 3z6 Broadway. with n bond
4 81, 500.
Judge Knox appointed Marcus Heifand re-
eiver for the United Hosiery stores, Inc.
hosiery, gloves and underwear. Al Union
square. with bond OF 81 900
Judge Knox appointed Marcus Helfand re-
eiver for the Sunrise Knitting Mills. Inc.
hosiery and gloves, ~ linton Square. with a
'ond Of $500.
Judge Knox appointed Samuel Hershenstein
emporary receiver for Walter II. Peal Co.,
no., ladies hats, 1877 Wooster street. with n
ond of $1,000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Lippman Trimming Company, dress trim
1ings at % West Twenty-seventh street. as
igned for the benefit OF creditors 60 Maurice
!. Bretzfieid. Joseph Lippman In president
Z the company, which was Incorporated In
OIL
Herman Lieberman, manufacturing ehirt
,aists at 1875 West seventeenth street. also