The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
Business Troubles
PETITIONs IN BANKRUPTCy,

lneu frioay IN the United STATES bistfict
Court:
Involuntary petition against Max L. Kahn.
trading as the Kahn Woollen Company. job
Der In woohens. 257 Fourth avenue. In behalf
of three creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given. The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Il. Rubens. 81 900: Arthur
Greenberger. $1,000, and Louis II. Sigel'
$1,OOO. Shame Weinrib and Marcuson Bros.
are attorneys for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Samuel Lit
man. manufacturer of cloaks. 80 Avenue A,
in behalf OF three creditors. Liabilities and
assets not given. The petitioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: Daniel Getz. $63;
II. Richman, $410 and Joseph Wallersteln,
the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against o. p. Olsen
Co.. ship stores, 30 Water street. in behalf
of three creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given. The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: A G.. Bedel Co., $3.50: Ajax
Rope Company. 81 1872. and Edward w. Burr,
$176. Appleton a. Furman are attorneys for
the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Morris Elfand,
cloaks and dresses 1888 Third avenue, in be-
Liabilities are given as 5000 and assets as
81 900. Marcus Helfand is attorney for the
petitioner.
Voluntary petition by the Electric Brazing
turers of electrical devices, 80 Church street,
signed by Alec NJ. Sheard. president. who
places the liabilities at $55,477, Of which
SAL 1850 are unsecured claims. So, sos notes
and bills and $4,000 accommodation paper.
and assets at $14,492. OF which SIS 800 con-
sists OF bills, promissory notes and securi-
ties, 81, $50 debts due on open accounts and
81 $50 other personal property. James NJ.
Vincent is attorney for the bankrupts.
Involuntary petition against Henry SCHWARTZ.
bookbinders, leather GAO Broadway, in behalf
of three creditors. Liabilities and assets
not given. The petitioaing creditors and
amounts claimed are: Hayes, BARTLETT & Co..
$T25: Barrett Co.. 5000 Daniel Burke is
attorney for the petitioners
Involuntary petition against BENJAMIN
Levensuff. childrea's shoes. IS Cannon street;
assets not gwen. The petitonng creditors
and amounts claimed are ID. Getz. $40; u.
saff. $3.50; f. Neider, sio7 Joseph Krinsky
Is attorney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Constantinos
Talks. also known as Gust Talks. merchant,
80 Greenwich street. in behalf Of three credi-
tors Liabilities not given. Assets are
given as 81 900. The pettiioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: Gorayes Bros,
$i97; Price & Siberstein, 1927; J. e. Bates
& Co.. $3.50. Charles ]. Foitz is attorney for
the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Samuel s.
Meister & Co.. Inc. jobbers In jewelry. 81
Liabilities are given as $7.400 and assets as
81, 900. The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Deter Z Hirschberg, So. SsS
Greenbaum. Wolff & Ernst are attorneys for
the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Samuel H..
Keinfeld 4 Renner. cloaks and suits. West
Thirtieth street, In behalf of three creditors.
Liabilities and assets not given. The petit
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are /:
M. A. Doody. 500; K. L. Abbott, $500; E.
Market, $500. Robert z. Lewis is attorney
for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed Friday in the United States District
Court
ecbnd,,la, ~ .ba rrt~ror f.a...-.... r..
pianos and player pianos. 437 Fifth avenue
show liabilities of $72.525. of which $61 .439
represents unsecured claims and $f0.962 Sc
cured claims, and assets of $27 299, of which
s%.2i9 consists of debts due on open accounts
and $3.172 stock In trade. william G. Chit
tick Is attorney for the bankrupts.
Schedules of the American Transocean Cor
poration, 912 broadway, against whom petit
ton was filed. show liabilities of s29, 500, Of
which $4,000 is unsecured claims. and assets
attorney for the bankrupt.
Schedules of the Diamond Ring Company.
Inc. jewelry, &C., IL Maiden lane, show liza
cured claims. and assets OF s3s, se2, OF which
x15.a40 are unliquidated claims. 1856 debts
due on open accounts and S6.345 stock in
trade. Charles Hollender is attorney for the
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed in the United States District Court
Friday.
JuuBe JOnu y. Knox appointed Julian Hart
ridge temporary receiver for Behor Hozan,
doing business the Empire Skirt Company
80 Allen street, with bond of 5000.
Judge Knox appointed Samuel H Kaufman
Temporary receiver Tor the stroudsburg Rib
bon Mills. Inc. manufacturers of silks, So
Grand street with bond of 5000.
Judge Knox appointed Milton H Sitten-
field receiver for Israel Goddard, furs and
skins, - West Thirtieth street. with bond
Judge Knox appointed Laurence AMMAN
temporary receiver for Sol NPfeffer and Sol
trading as p. & H. shoe
makers 90 Lewis street. with bond of
Judge Knox appointed William Clark
temporary receiver for the Black Cat Maya
zine. Inc. 22s West Twenty-eishth street,
Judge Knox appointed Raymond ]. Knoep-
pei receiver for Samuel Rapport and David
diamond. trading as Rapaport & Diamond
cember 8. with bond of $4,000
Judge Knox appointed Morris Rosen re-
eeiver for Max l.. Kahn. trading as the
with bond OF $500.
Judge Knox appointed Frank NJ. Roosa
receiver for o. p. Olsen Co.. ship chand-
Judge Knox appointed A. Wells stumpf
temporary receiver for Lorne W. Smith,
merchant tailor. 10s West Forty seventh
street. with bond Of $500.
Judge Knox appointed Benjamin p De
Witt receiver for Henry SchwartS. leather.
VAo broadway. with bond of 5000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
motifs lclfand. retail dealer in cloaks and
suits at 1888 Third avenue. assigned for the
oehefit or creditors 20 Bernard Bernbaum.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yester-
day, the first pane being that OF the debtor:
ALIAS TRUCKING CO.'S. srein-
Noble K. or MoiIic T2o'i0
Kirs.l'itzgerald Mfg. Coz. 2.ses.es
TRADING Coo: :. Euerth, q al 2.sos.o7
Speer Press, Inc. POS. ~
ATLAS. RIchard-wm. II. Moore
Dry Goods Co.. ie5.1o
AUTOMOBILE WAREHOUSE CO.,
INc;.G; spiegelberg .:.......... f.oof7o
AMERICAN HOLDING CO., INC
Rees & stlndt Machine Works. .507 SO
ANDRUS, Harry WI. a. Phnny. 900. IL
BUCHHoL2, Simon-I. NJ. Levin. o72. 20
Levene, Inc.... i04. 10
BRADY. Ellen MI Tausend. t24. ~
HANKOFF. Ioan-Uiiman Press. Inc. 1901
BURNS. John JIM. NJ. Wyckoff.. f,442. 10
Isidort--Sachton. ...... $500
CLYDE STEAMSHIP LINEN. Blat 10000
CAMPH. Wm.-Modern Electric
Sign Co., Inc. Observation-Disclosures. 2fS.97
CRAIGIE & CO, Michigan
Betty-Tickson, Inc... 1.07a 20
DOOI.EY, Lawrence. I'm. Schuitzc 1882
EATON. Wallace B.--L. McBirncy. 1906
Realty Go. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s1s.e7
1NC.-Rubinstein Bros. Inc....... 1904
FORSYTdE. J. Sydney-wm. II.
GItANGERM. Alexander H.--afon-
trery Corp. Observation-Disclosures. 200 81