The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-20
Business Troubles


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,-,,o,,,, netitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United states D's'''0'
Court: .,.,. ac.i,st AristpIlov
| C, ~ trading as the Greek American VI
ntsbinp company, dry goods ana men suI :
nisbings. l37 Washington street on ue. . ~
,h.se creditors. Liabilities ana assets -
given. The pctitioning creditors ane Rem
Claimed are tgnatz Greenberger: slho, 80. -.
iamin Grabisdh, Sill; Joseph WaIea o.,
S267. Samuel y. hhperhlel -
the petitioners. - TO-. y,yttit,,,,
An involuntary petition against MiI Wlas,
Grohe. manufacturer OF ladies' mats, 90 g., Wv IS
Itft,eth street on behalf OF three credltors.
ijabiIlties are given as $4,000 and assets as
al 600 The pettioning creditors ana srlouA rs
claimed are: Max Meuer sons Sons S''' Itoch-
beimer & Co, $751;. Samuel sturtz IS attor-
ney for the petitioners. 80 49,, ~,
fn Involuntary petition against Israel Golo-
farb furs and skins. Is West Twenty-ninth
streat on behalf OF three creditors. Liapll-
tise and assets not given. The peutlohlnIs
creditorsh and amounts claimed are: y
FreeSman. 81 200. r. f. Saunders, e1,5OO; l.
Cerstein SO OPS. Silver and Moskewtz are at
torneys for the petitioners
A voluntary petition by y, Abraham ana
n king. trading as the King Tire Com
pany. Al West sixty third street ana a
i9s5 broadway who place their Liabilities ,r si
Claims. and assets at s147 .oS2, OF which $50.
Oi0 Is stocks, negotiable bonds. &c. 700 wv
IS stock In trade and s2ol5o are osots cue
on open accounts. Moses Altihahh ~ h'Aor-
ney FOR the bankrupts.
An Involuntary petition against the Jewell
l1mbossing Company, uniXersity place on
sets are not given. The petitoniag creditors
and amounts claimed are: Alan r. Campbell.
Sa 200. Madeline v. Campbell. $500, Arthur
Kassei. $500 David s. Elgot is attorney for
"a An involuntary petition against Philip Sill
YER jeweller, tj4 East Houston street, on be-
hnlf OF three creditors. Tho liabilities are
given as sii 900 and assets as 5000. The
petitioning creditors snd amounts claimed
4 son. 81 $40: Samuel s Holster Co, Inc.
s1iO. Engel brotners are attorneys for tho
petitioners.
REVIEWERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers IN bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday In the United States Dis
Judge julius NJ Mayer appointed Ely
Rosenberg temporary receiver FOR Abraham
Reich md NAT Wcinstein, furs and skins, 1917
West Twenty eighth street. with bond 81
81 600
Judge Mayer appointed Harold A. Contca I
temporary receiver for william Grohe, ladies'
hats. IS West Fftieth street. with a bond q
$500.
Judge Mayer appointed n w. d. Brown re-
cciver for the Ki1E Tire Company, Al West
Sixty street. with q bond Of t2.00O.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
The schedules az Charles Miller, against
when a petition was filed on October 90
show liabilities or vi, 8OB, OF which Sll ,1N0
IL unsecured claims, and assets OF 5000. all
machinery and tools Lee ". Burton f. at
torney for the bankrupt.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
Tho following Judgments we're filed yestsr-
day the first name II that OF the debtor;
MANHATTAN.
Aeltor. Charles and Marie T.-R.
American UrTs' Cleansing and SANITARY '''O
supply Co, Inc.-M. M. Eiish
Co, Incs.t..ts ss.s.s..s.ts.. 2lh.T0
Brennan, Herbert and Herbert
nick Observation-Disclosures. 1a.2o1 40
Brown George, and National
surety Co.--poopic, &c............ 100 90
posit Co ~ Md-Peopie. SC. ~. 100000
Company ...............-.....,.. a25.2o
Buonocore, Snivatore-S. benjamin. $3.50 .95
bernstein Mendel-M, Goicr....... 823.dS
Bel Locomotive Works. Inc.--B. !.
Hweetland s,.a..,,.,....,..,.' sW 20
nliRh a Col Middledltch Coz, e6i0.T
pcalo. J. Branit--P y. q. pottcrs