New-York tribune., 1920-12-10
Business Troubles
Petitions in Banllruptcy

The following petitions in -bankruptcy
We're filed yesterday in tho United States
District Court:
JACOB +; LEvY-An involuntary petit
Street. on behalf Of Herman Moster, Who
claims $1,000 Liabilities are given as
s'S &%ToNaL s9T s@a a7Sfts WH1sT MFG SISGo eoAn
voluntary petition against Louis Mirman
doing business as the National Waist Mfg.
Co, 15s West Twenty seventh Street. on
behalf of three creditors. The petitioning
Grossha ndlcr, $500; S. A Maibaum, sos:
KALCHMAN BROs.-An involuntary
petition against Jacob and Max lIalchman,
stanton Street. on behalf Of l.. saff, who
claimed Sl,205.
EDWARD PoPPE CO. (Ginsbcrg Bros)
An involuntary. petition against Isidor
er@esrs sao Wesf "Dt ssreot on
given as sS5 OoO and assets "as as $40 ooo are
The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Samuel zacharin, sS7; r. c,
Williams 6: Co.. S1o9; Charles S. Rich.
BLACK CAT MAGAZINE. INC.--An in
voluntary petition against the Black Cat
Street, on behalf of the Perkins Goodwin
Co. OF 33 West Forty second Street, which
claims $4,000.
FANNY L. FOX--A voluntary petition
by Fanny l.. Fox, salcslady, 421 East
Fifty-second Street. who places her liza
bilities at s3,s23. All unsecured claims.
STROUDsBURG RIBBON MILLS, INC.
An involuntary petition against the
Stroudsburg Ribbon Mills, Inc, q Penn
sylvania corporation, with Offices Al 55
Grand Street. in behalf of three creditors.
AS $4,000. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: c. Grosshandler.
500 L. Brodsky. $751; David W. Kahn,
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed in the United States District
Court yesterday;
ARROW BRAND WAIST COMPANY
The schedules OF Max Sender and Morris
Bernstein trading as the Arrow Brand
was filed July 5, 1920, show liabilities Of
81 ~, C. which S2s,51l are unsecured
claims ana s2.s52 notes and bills, and as
AARON & DODNICK-The schedules Of
Samuel Aaron. Jacob DodniclI and Frank
Baakan. trading as Aaron Dodnic<.
show liabilities of sl7.54t. OF which s16.s89
are unsecured claims and assets OF S6,622.
OF which $4,000 is debts due open ac
counts; $1,000 machinery. tools. etc. and
$500 stock in trade.
GRUBMAN & EIsMAN-The schedules
of Morris Grubman and Joseph Eisman.
woolens. 2G East Twentieth Street. show
liabilities OF s44.725. of which s3761 are
unsecured claims, and s5.S69 accommoda-
ton paper; and assets OF $22.l76, OF which
Sl%.9l2 is debts due open accounts. 81. $40
stock in trade. $500 money deposited in
bank and s2.255 bills. promissory notes and
securities.
Assignments
LOUIS MTRMAN. trading as National
Waist Manufacturing Company. shirt waist
manufacturer, 1873 West Twenty-seventh
Street. has assigned for the benefit of cred
tors to Julius Fischer. 35 Nassau Street.
JOE GROSS, BECKIE ETTINGER and
RENJANIN CHMELNlrZkY. trading as
St. Rivera Lunch Company and Scaub's
Restaurants and Lunch Rooms. ~ Cooper
Square, Manhattan. and 100 Commerce
Street. brooklyn. Yesterday assigned for the
benefit of creditors to Nat V. Roth nberg.
ISlDORE GINSBERG and NATHAN
GlNSBERG. trading as Edward Foppe
Company and Ginsberg Bros. wholesale
gro cries. $50 Wes Thirteenth Street, as
signed for the benefit of creditors to Jacob
j. Lesser.
HARRY GREENBERG. retail hardware
and house furnishings. $40 Brook Avenue,
assigned for the benefit of creditors to Ed
ard Heyman.
SAMUEL LITTMAN. trading as f.ittnan
Novelty House, retail cloaks and suits, so
Avenue A. has assigned for the benefit Of
creditors to Louis Sherer.