The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-30
Business Troubles


The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed Wednesday In the United States Dis
trict Court:
Involuntary petition against Irving Cantor,
haberdasher. 181 Madison street. In benalf
of three creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given.
Involuntary petition against the Central
Merchandise Company. iobbers in general
merchandise, ~ Canal street, in behalf OF
Jacob 9. Kaempfer. who claims $10O Maui
rice l.. Shame is attorney for the petitioner.
Voluntary petition by Samuel Shanfield of
026 Southern boulevard. The Bronx. who
places his liabilities at 81, 060 of which
$4,000 are secured claims and s.. $50 are I'M
secured claims, and assets at 81 .2S5. of
which 81 100 are debts due TO open accounts
and S1T5 property in remainder. reversion
trust, &C. Jacob Neumark Is attorney for
the bankrupt.
Involuntary petition against Nathan f. Su-
perior, doing business as n. r. Superior &
Co, jobber in silks and woollens, "a East
Twenty-first street. In behalf of three cred
itors. Liabilities are given as upward OF
100000. Assets not given. The creditors
and amounts claimed are: William Z. Hill.
SO. f4S; Beryl Ingram, $40 and First National
Bank OF Boston. $6,6gs. Mngle, Fin<elstein
& Enrich are attorneys for the petitioners.
West Thirtieth street. who places his liza
bilities at S4.02S. all unsecured claims. and
no assets. Cohen. Rosenthal & Shapiro are
attorneys for the bankrupt.
Voluntary petition by Daniel II. Tucker.
doing business as the National Tire and
Nucanizing Company, 80 Warhurton avenue,
of which $4,000 are secured claims and 50 SIS
unsecured claims. and assets at $4,523, OF
which sl,15o is stock In trade, $500 ma
sonal property. Aron Wise are attorneys
for the bankrupt.
Involuntary petition against Frank Mat
tucci. drugs. 20a5 Second avenue, In behalf
of three creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given. Tho petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed arr are s AIsustS schettinS; 500
$500. Charles Entnacher is attorney for the
voluntary petition by William scheniser.
manufacturer OF automatic machinery, 20J
ties at. SEQ 1888. of which 81 ,9os are secured
claims, and S1S.15S notes and bills. and
assets 500 500 ali stock. negotiable bonds.
&C. The petition states that $4o.so0 of the
assets IS capital stock in the Wilsch Ma.
in capital stock OF tho Metai-I-Let Manu-
featuring Company, both at 205 East Twelfth
street. the latter being put up to CART a,r out y
attorney for the bankrupt.
Voluntary petition by the Wilsch Machine
and Speciality Company. Inc. 20J East
twelfth street. by william schenier, presi-
dent. who places the liabilities at $50 s35g:
Of which siS429 are see cur claims. 1865 so'
paper and SC .4s2 notes and bills. and assets
at S3S .0o4. OF which $21 600 are debts due
on omen accounts Sf3,S67 machinery. tools,
&C., and s2.75s bills. promissory notes and
securities. August L. Martin Is attorney for
the bankrupt
furs. 1863 Broadway. in behalf of r: Freed.
man. who claims 81 900. Liabilities and
assets not given. Silver Moskowitz are
attorneys for the petitioner
Involuntary petition aRainst Joseph Klein,
diamonds and jeweiry. $40 Fifth avenue, in
behalf Of three creditors. Liabilities and
assets not given. The petitioniug creditors
and amounts claimed are: James J. Loeb &
Bro. SsT2: Peter i. Siskind. Si13. and
Wniiam r. King, $3.50 Zal,in & Conen are
attorneys for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against samuel SITES.
sci and Louis p Seller. trading as Stessel
& Seller, fur garments. 30 West Twenty
ninth street, In behalf OF three creditors
liabilities are not given. Assets are placed
al s75. 900. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: II. Posner. s4.1a3; T.
Saslaw. 81. coo, and r. Freedman, 81, 500
silver Moskowitz are attorneys for tho
petitioners.
Moses Steinberg. trading rs l. Steinberg &
Son. jobbors in silk. % East Twenty first
street, IN behalf OF three creditors. LA
biiities are given as 81 500, and assets as
$4,000 The petitioning creditors and
/ amounts claimed are: Kaufman Bros, SGj3
r +, Rothschild. s55. and Barnet Oideman
s55 Marcus Helfand f. attorney for the
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