The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

filed Wednesday in the United States District
Court:
Involuntary petition against Samuel Gold
stein. Harry Burger and Philip Shapiro,
trading as Goldstein. Burger Shapiro,
clothing, 30 Great Jones street, In behalf OF
n rec creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given. The pettioning creditors and amounts
claimed are Arthur Greenberger, 81 900
Henry J Geenstein. 81 600; 3. Rubins. 81 900
Marcuson Bros. are attorneys for the peti-
toners.
Another Involuntary petition against the
same firm vas also filed. IL gives the Ia
biltties as $4,000 and assets as $4,000 The
petitionlng creditors and amounts claimed
are Colonial Textile Company $Sib; A. Gold
stein. 81 .lgl; Cutler & Gilman. 1916. Burn
slime Geist are attorneys for the petit
toners.
Involuntary petition against Samuel Fried
man, dry goods 80 Orchard street, in be-
half OF two creditors. Liabilities and asset
not given. The petitioniRg creditors and
amounts claimed are l.. Saff. S235; Daniel
Getz, 1878 Joseph Krinsly Is attorney Tor
the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Joseph Gold
man. leather and remnants, ~ Frankfort
street IN behalf Of three creditors. Liabili-
ties and assets not given. The petiti0nng
creditors and amounts claimed are n Ruch-
man, si52 sydney Haberman, 800; 5. KEEP
lowitz. $3.50. ALDERMAN & Levine are attor-
news for the petitioners.
involuntary petition against William Adler
Inc. dresses. 3 East Twenty-eghth street.
IN behalf Of three creditors. Liabilities are
given rs $40 900 and assets as $4,000. The
petitiofIng creditors and amounts claimed
Frimarck. s7I. Maurle l.. Shame Is attor-
ney for the petitioners.
involuntary petition against Louis and
Jacob Rubinstein. trading as Ruhinsten
Bros coat pads u West Third street, In
behalf Of three creditors Liabilities AMI
assets not given. The petitioning creditors
and amounts claimed are l.. Saff, $500; r.
Ncidcr, $500. s. May, 50. Joseph krinsky
is attorney for the petitioners.
Voluntary petition by Nathaniel j. Nicely
salesman, . Broadway. who places his ia
bilities 1T SI.0i2. All unsecured claims and
no assets. Jacob Marx Is attorney for the
involuntary petition against Sol PREFER and
makers. go Lewis street, In behalf Of three
creditors Liabilities and assets not given.
The petitlonlnf creditors and , sipouhss
Fucker, 1898. and NJ. Pollet, 1898. William
Weiss is attorney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Joseph sna
Bros cloalss and suits, 30 Division street,
IN behalf OF three creditors. Liabilities and
assets not given. Inc petiti9rlns t Grediitors
$500: Maurice G.. sobel. $50. and Joe Ross.
$500 sobel Brand are attorneys for the
voluntary petition by Charles c. Haines
physician, 1896 jackson avenue, The Bronx,
who places his liabilities at $4,000, all un-
secured claims, and assets at 1855. OF which
1906 Is debts due on open accounts, 500 ma
chinery. tools, &C., and S34 money deposited
IN bank. J. Philip Van Kirk is attorney for
the bankrupt.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed Wednesday In the United states District
Court:
Schedules OF Samuel and Harry Mirlus.
trading an Mirkus Brothers, wooens. o.
East Twenty-first street. show liabilities o.
$751; 1874. OF which sit4.5Ts are unsecured
claims. 1900 secured claims and S34.Il2
notes and bills. and assets Of 2,4JI, o.
which 81 600 u stock In trade. s6.650 bills
profliaaorv uUtes ana neru"i.i
due on open accounts and ss,22o property IN
reverslon. trust. &C. Horowitz & Hurwiiz
are attorneys for the bankrupt
Schedules OF Gross, Romary a Co., brok-
ers 36 Wall street, against whom a petition
was filed August ?. 1920. show liabilities o.
al .344 0o3 OF which Sl.it0.T6 represents Sc
cured claims and S233. 034 unsecured claims,
and assets OF 81 9i,627. Of which 81 087 os3
put up as security. SOL 900 a seat in tho
stock Exchange, Si4.TSs debts due on open
accounts and $4,000 money deposited IN
banks or elsewhere. House, Grossman a.
Vorhaus are attorneys for the bankrupts.
Schedules 81 Louis X. Elleubogen. blouses,
$50 Firth avenue, show liabilities 81 S306SI
OF which S3O,Jei Is unsecured claims, and
assets OF 81. 094. Of which 81 800 Is debts
due on open accounts. 81 900 stock IN trade
and $500 machinery, tools, &c Dreschler.
Orenskn Left are attorneys FOR the bank
Schedules Of Max zwelrenthal. dresses. rs
West Twenty-fourth street. show liabilities
Of IS 12B. % which $3.50 h cash or a.Hf.
50 $50 debts due on open accounts and 81 OTs
stock iu trade. Braun Solomon are attOr-
news for The hankrun'
Schedules % Samuel ~. schoenberg. against
whom a petition was Liled October %, show
liabilities Of ~, TT3, % which s66S0 are un-
secured claims, and assets OF Si,iE, OF
which si.0c - property In reverslon, re-
mainder trust, &c. !. Joseph Rose Is at
torney for The bankrupt.
RECEIVERS N BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers IN bankruptcy wore
appointed Wednesday IN the United States
District Court
Judge John c. Knox appointed Saul Helm
land temporary receiver for the Unecda
Clothes shop. Inc. 1863 Seventh avenue, with
"a bond Of $500
Judge Knox appointed Archibald Palmer
temporary receiver for Goldstcin, Burger &
Shapiro, manufacturers Of clothing, Great
Jones street. with a bond 81 - 600
Judge Knox appointed Saul Heinland tenn
porary receiver for Henry Halpern. trading
az the American Quitting Company. cloth
Ing. 2ii6 Seventh avenue. with bond Of
cTOO.
Judge Knox appointed Louis Jcraawit re-
rtiver for william Adler. Inc. dresses.
Fast Twenty eighth street, with a bond %
$4,000
Judgo Knox appointed J. clifford McChrys-
tie Temporary receiver for Louis Sharcnow.
Foolls slks and dry goods. II East 1soth