New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcv


Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy
me following petitions in ba-lzruu.cz
We're We're MED yesterday il the United States
ENVELOPE PAPER AND TAG CORP
80 a., ingoluntary petition against the Esnve-
o. envelopes, paper bags ana tags. 80 Wesr
In In St: on behalf Of tnreA creditors. The
ars. '0H'lsg cFeditors and amounts claimed
go; Louis Nichn'ck. $500; Charles =
Rich, 800. and Jacc b Fox. ;i25. =
ta1v ~ AA nst;,ioS DRESS 60. INC.-An .nvoiun-
iinc' i, 10 East 2oth st., on behalr of Gott-
lieb & Hyman. The liabilities e, . given a.
S-Sy9S sIpTiN aHd .. assets set as as s7.5oo.
petition PEI 70 against Harry C. sipkin and sam
@ uet cIorschen. trading as Sipkin {. Cor
semen. ladies' coats. Is East 26th st.. on
riyea rfna5r OF three IRE creditors Liabilities are
ne peCtioning creditors and amounts
eia!nied el3;t are: Katz Cloak Co, $4,000: NJ &
DAVID SMOLLER-An Involuntary pati-
ton against Dav.l Snoller, individually
a,n,i. %nd as surviving partner OF the firm Of
woolens sc Eas, 2eth ST. on behalf o.
.nnee tn,oo cTeditors. Liabilities are given az
$1,000 and assets as $4,000 The petl-
Honing creditors and amounts claimed are
NJ Hennel. S924 r. Kaufman $500 and
A. Z. schildhaus 500.
RELIABIE CLOTHING sTORE-Invol-
untary petition againsr Samuel Fassai.
trading as the Reliable Clothing store
men c-othlas' lo'- Second ay, on behalf
800 and assets as $500 The petition
ing creditors and amounts claimed are
Martin Liebschutz, $3ld, L. Rosen. Sl24
ana Harry Stelngard, SIS.
K & G. CLOAK AND DRESS HOUSE
inVoluntary petition against Jacob Klein
and Morris Glass. trading the x. q G
Cloak and Dress House, ladies' coats and
- ~ +h-a.
creditors LA abilities given as $500
and assets as $500 The perltioning cred
Greerberg, s2.-; Dasnersky Bros, s12s,
and Isidor NJ. RaTe- sToe. Samuel Blum
berg is attorne. fo- the petitioners.
tion against the Diana Lunch Co. also
known the Royal RESTAURANT ana
Lunchroonl, 205 Sixth sv.. on behalf Of
three creditors Liabilities arc given IS
5000 and assets as 5000 The petition
Ing creditors and amounts claimed are:
saran =. Rabtnowitz, $500: Milton NJ Sic
JACOB sCHECHTER--lnvolunt petit
ton against Jacob Schechter. jooher OF
cotton goods, ll5 Eldridge street. in behalf
itors and amounts claimed are: J. Rich
man & Co. s246 Harry H4rnowitz, $3.50;
ROsINA ALBANO-voluntar petition
by Rosina Aibano, housekeeper. S2s East
third Street. who places her n4bii-
MARROW d INSON-Voluntary pc
tition BY George Marrow and Charles Rob
!nson. trading as Marrow & Robinson.
pace their liabilities At sl3.5lT, OF which
sl3, are unsecured claims. ard assets
due on open accounts, $500 stock n trade
and s920 money deposited in bank
petition against J. Heeelnan Poster, s
DureN Lounsbery and ". Frazer Gibson.
trading as Foster Z Lounsbery. stock broi1-
ers, Is Broad ST. IN behalf OF three cred
petittOniug &c
claimed Manfred l.. Nculnogen s.
800; Edward II. Osborne, $500; Henry II.
Cone, : 800.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruprcy
werA appointed IN the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday:
LOUIS POLLACk-Judge John c. Knox
appointed i J. Atkins temporary receiver
for Louis Poiack. shoes, AewDursh. with
RoTHENI5URG EXPORT FUR CO. INC.
Judge Knox appointed Harry Zalkin re-
eeiVer Tor the Eotheuburg Export Fur Co.
Inc, furs and skins IA ". 18th St. against
with a bond Of $4,000.
AJAX DRESS GO. INC.-Judse Knox
ceiver for the Ajax Dress Co, Inc, dresses
l5 East 26th 81, With bond Of $4,000.
sirKIN < ORSCHEN-Judge Knox ap-
pionted Loui1 Jersawtt temporary receiver
Ter Harry G. SiQkiu and Samuel Ciorsch.n,
trading as SipNin & Gorschen. ladies' coats
IS East 26,h St. with q bond o. $4,000.
pointed Louis Jersaw.t receiver for Leon
Samuel F-inberg and Harold j. Abramson,
trading r. * a. Clothing Co, mems
clothing, G24 Broadway. win l bond oI
S. 600.
FANcELLI BRos.-Judge John c. Knox
appointed George W. Ciune receiver for
Egsto q. ana Alberto Fsncelli. trading as
FancelN Bros, against whom 4 petition
wss fiied Tuesday, W'rh bond Of $1,000.
LEON JAFFESS INC.-.Iudge Knox ap-
pointed Louis Jesersawit receiver for Leon
Ja1ess, Inc tires. 252 West Fifty second
Street, With a bond Of $500
ENVELOPE PAPER & TAG CORP
Judge Knox appointed Robert c. Lee tenn
porary receiver for the Envelope. Paper
& Tag Corp, manufacturing paper bags
a bond Of $4,000.
PHILIP RoTHENBERG s BRo-Judss
porary receiver for Philip and Samuel
Rothcnberg. trading as Philip Rothenberg
& Bro. fure and skins. l4+ West Twenty
ttth Street, with Il bond OF $4,000
CHARLES lRELMAN-Judge Knox ap-
pointed Charles ". McCandless temporary
receiYe- for Charles Krelnan. men > fur
nishings. 1885 southern Bouievard the
Bronx, with bond OF $4,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were :ilec In the United states District
DIAMOND CREAMERY CO, INC
Schedules OF the Diamond Creamery Co.
Inc, against whom petition was filed
December l. ah99w liabilities Of Sls6:37S.
sG2. .029 unsecured claims. and s7s67 notes
and bills, and assets ~ Sls2.i0s, OF which
$74.S52 is stock in trade; s4s.516 real es-
tate; {44, 522 machinery. tools. etc, and
1920 debts due on open accounts.
Assignments
DAVID SMOLLER-Individu and as
surviving partner OF the hr1n Of Nus<er &
Smoller. jobbing in silks and woolens. at
As East Twenty ninth Street, yesterday
assigned for the benefit OF creditors 70
Henry Lesser.
JACOB SOLOMON-Retail dealer in dry
goods, at 6s4 Third Avenue and 657 Tenth
Avenue assigned for the benefit OF credl-
tors to Harry Josephson
SAMUEL FASSAK-Trad!ng az Reliable
Clothing Store, clothing. at 1872 Second
Avenue assigned Tor tho benefit OF credit
tors to Samuel WIeder.