New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy


rhe following petitions In bankruptcy
We're filed Saturday in the United States
District Court:
A, DEUTsCH & Con- involuntary
petition against dalph Deutkch, trading as
Twenty fifth Street. in behalf Of three
creditors. The petitioning creditors and
ainGmnts q Mraad cialmed are: T. saslaw s1,soo;
LION WATCH CO. 1NC.-An involun-
tary petition against tho Lion Watch Co.,
inc; lorher IN watches. IT Maiden Lane,
on on behalf 9, Of three creditors: Liabilities
are are given as $4,000 and assets as 81 900.
Inc petitioning creditors and amounts
CLAIMED are: Elm Watch Co.. s47e; J. r.
Sturdy.s Sons Co., $50. and Herman
ton by Harold Lauter. 1878 southern hes'
B:ouievard. the Bronx. who places his La
'litles JAcon S2a34 all unsscured claims
ag'nst Wsy Jncoh s Katz. ladies' hats. 722 Broad
seoo are rho and assets
amounts claimed are: Aurora Hat Frame
Co.. .5ol Wilson & Helfer Inc, Sl61, and
samuel BeinstOck, $434.
GUY w. ESKRIDGE-A voluntary peti
ton ny Guy W: Eskrldee. director OF pro
motion. 1928 william Street, who places his
liabilities at s1o.4oo. of which 1851 rep
claims. and assets $500. All claimed cx-
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petition against Meyer Altschuler. s5 East
1i3th Street. on behalf OF three creditors.
nsaeiites 1on are re- given as $4,000 and assets
$500: A Maibaum. 1924. and l., Brodsky.
HAsToN SILK MILLS, 1Nc.-An tnvo,-
untary petition against the Easton SILK
NILS. Inc. 65 Grand Street. on behalf OF
eillties des are given as $4,000 and assets a.
KNIcKERBocKnR NEcKwrAR co.
erbocker Neckwear company a' 'Hs aSo NRlGx FIfsh
Avenue. on behalf Of Karl e. seiienberr.
STAR re cuRTA1N RIA MILLS AND STAR
Henry Gelberg. Abram Schenck and Samuel
Ms ana tTadng ss1 soos as ns stss curtain
on behalf OF three creditors. The petition
ing, creditors and amounts claimed are
f'uhrer, $15. and r. s. Silverstein, 5000,
Schedules In Bankruptcy
Tho following schedules in bankruntox
were hled Saturday In tho United states
District Court:
HARRY 4. K1RscH-rhs schedules o,
Avenue. show liabilities OF $7.ss2 ali us,.
secured claims. and assets OF $5,l51, OF
which s4.Soo is stock in trade and $500 ir
BERNARD WILLTN0-rhe schedules o,
Bernard Willing, against whom q petitior
was nieo september 2, 1920, chow liabilities
OF s45.3GS. OF which s2s.72s arc unsecured
claims and sll.07s secured claims. and
aHset IS OF S3S, 457. o< which $4,000 ar
policies Of Insurance.
WOLPIN's BAKERY AND RBsrAU
RANT. lNC.-The schedules OF Woipin'.
Bnkery and Restaurant Inc 1918 Broad
way. show liabilities Of $3O,S5O, OF which
$23,s50 Is unsecured claims and $500 90
cured claims and assets OF $2.b00, OF whicf
$1,000 Is stock In trade and $500 machinery
tools. etc.
NOE MATHIAS-The schedules OF Mo,
MGthias. 13l Lcnox Avenue. show liabilities
OF s6.514. all unsecured claims, and asset
OF $3.4O2 of which $1,000 is stock In trade
SS.9oo policies OF insurance and 800 ma
chinery. TOOLS etc.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankrupto,
woro appointed Saturday In tho United
States District Court:
kLElNFInLD & RENNER---Judse job,
q. Knox appointed Henry II. Kaufman
temporary receiver for Samuel H. Klein
field and Louis Renrer. trading as Klenflel.
Renner; eloaks and suits, 7 West Thirtietl
Street. with bond Of $4,000.
KNICK ERBOCKER NECKWHAR COM
PANY-Judgs Knox appointed Arthu
Leonard Ross temporary receiver for tn
Knickerbocker Neckwear Company. 22
Fifth VENUE with q bond OF $500.
EASTON SILK MILLS. iNC-Juds
Knox appointed Samuel Kaufman tempo
rary receiver for the Easton Silk Mills
Inc. with u bond OF $4,000.