The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-10
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy wero
filed yesterday In the United States District
Court:
/, An involuntary petition against Jacob f.
Levy, 50 Grand street, on behalf OF Herman
Moster, who claims $1,000. Liabilities are
given as $50 and assets as ~ 600 Julius
Fischer is attorney for the petitioner.
An involuntary petition against Jacob and
Max Kalchman. trading as Kalchman
Brothers. clothing. ia stanton street, on
bilities and assets not given. Joseph Krinsky
Is attorney for the petitioner.
An involuntary petition against Isidor and
Nathan Ginsberg, trading as Edward Pope
Company, Ginsberg Brothers, wholesale gro
GERS, 339 West Thirteenth street. on behalf
Of three creditors. Liabilities are given as
500 900 and assets as $4,000 The petition
ing creditors and amounts claimed are: sam
uel Zacharin, $ST; II. O. Williams Co..
500; Charles s. Rich, $1,000. SILVER
An involuntary petition against the Black
Cat Magazine. Inc, 229 West rwenty-eighth
street, on behalf OF the Perkins Goodwin
Company. 3S West Forty second street, who
claims 5000 Liabilities and assets not
given. Samuel Rose Is attorney FOR the petl-
TONERS.
salesady, 421 East Fffty-second street. VINO
places her liabilities at sS.623, all unsecured
claims, and no assets. Henry Lewis Is at
torney for the bankrupt.
An Involuntary petition against the
Stroudsburg Ribbon Mills, Inc. Fennsyl,
vania corporation. with offices at 80 Grand
ties are given as 100000 and assets as
$4,000 The petltionins creditors ana
amounts claimed are: c: Grosshanaler' ~ ~
L. Bordsky, SI97; David w. Kahn, $500
Julius Fischer is attorney for the petitioners
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules IN bankruptcy
were filed in the United States District
Court yesterday:
The schedules of Max Sender and Morris
Bernstein, trading as the Arrow Brand
COmDHnE against
was filed July II. 1920. show liabilities or
s32,493. OF which s29,571 are unsecured
put down as unknown" ]. Carl Becker Is
attorney for the bankrupts.
The schedules of Samuel Aaron. jacob
Dodnick and Frank Balkan, trading as
Aaron Dodnick. cloaks and suits, ls
East Sixteenth street, show Liabilities OF
Sl7,544, Of which $3.50 are unsecured
$4,000 IS debts due on open accounts, ~ 600
machinery, tools. &C., ande $500 stock In
trade. Drechsler. Orenstein Left are at
torneys for the petitioners.
The schedules OF Norris Grubman and
Joseph Elsman. trading as Grubman
Eisman. silks and woollens. 26 East TWEEN.
which S37.514 are unsecured claims and
$500 accommodating paper, and assets OF
open accounts. s2.94o stock in trade, 81 sss
money deposited In bank and $2.255 bills.
promissory notes and securities. Lipprnan
& Sachs are attorneys for the bankrupts.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday in the United states
District Court:
Judge John c. Knox appointed Edward
Ward Mcmahon anciliary receiver In THIS
district for the T. r. Emerson Shoe COMPANY.
Inc. which filed n voluntary petition In
bankruptcy in the Eastern district OF New
York on November 90. with bond or Sl,oOO
Tho petition for ancillary receiver was mace az
by John Il. Donallen Co., who claim ". 4os.
The petition states that the alleged bankrupt
has sample shoes. office furniture, &C., 20
the value OF $1,000 at AZ West Thirty-t9u +,
street. Mcmahon is general receiver OF the
property in Brooklyn.
Judge John G. Knox appointed jacob Scnoie
and Thomas II. Matters, Jr., receivers IN
equity for the Emerson Photograph COM
pany, Inc, New York corporation with a
Joint bond OF $25. 200. Tho complainant N
the suit Is Mary S. johnson OF East orange
Nj who claims $16.6S6. due her Tor SER
vices rendered. The bill OF complaint states
that the defendant company has assets OF up
ward $1,000 600. and that Us naoihtes arg 70
approximately 81 ,0o0. 600. $SOoOOO OF which IS
unsecured II states further that certain OF
the creditors are pressing their claims, ana
unless the business Is taken over by receive
Phonograph Company OF Delaware a creator
OF the defendant company TO the amount OF
1890 600, Joined in the request Tor recelVer
The defendant company organized IN april
i015. The only address given In the papers
Is Borough Of Manhattan, New YORK CITY.
Frank A. Pentlage is attorney Tor the coM-
the defendant company.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Louis Mirman trading as National Waist
Manufacturing Company shirt waist manu-
featuring 1853 West Twenty-seventh street,
has assigned for the benefit OF creditors W
Julius Fischer, 80 Nassau street.
Toe Gross BeckIe Ettinger and benjamin
Chmelnitzkv, trading as st. Rivera l.unch
Company mud staub s. restaurants ana iuISl,
rooms. 81 Cooper square, Manhattan ana
100 Commerce street. Brooklyn; ASSIGNED LOT
the benefit of creditors to Nat V. Rothenperg'
fsidoro Ginsberg and Nathan Ginsoerg;
trading as Edward Pope COMPANY company ana ana
Ginsberg Brothers, wholesale groceries so '
West Thirteenth street, assigned tor the
benefit OF creditors to Jacob j. Lesser
Harry Greenberg, retail hardware anu
Notwithstanding at $40 Brook avenue. mas
assigned for the benefit OF creditors 10
samuel Littman. trading as Littman No ~
city House, retail cloaks ana suns hs,osI, Of
creditors 20 Louis Sherer.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following Judgments were fiied yes.