New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Tho following petitions in hanlruptcy
%ere hle1 yesterday in the United States
District Court
llAIN WooLEN CoMpANY-1nvolun
tary petition against Max l.. Kahn. trading
as the Kahn Wooden Company. The petit
1lonins creditors and amounts claimed are:
$1,000. and l.ouis IT, sicsel' loo.
SAMUEL lITAIA N-lrivoluntary petition
cloaks. 80 Avenue a, on behalf Of three
creiltors- The petitioning creditors ana
amounts claimed are: Daniel tieta s63.
u. Richman, $40, and Joseph Wallcrstein
o. 2. OLSEN & Co.-1nvoluntary peu-
n ,i"n ~, asainst o. P Olsen & Co., snip stores
20 Water street, ON behalf OF three credi-
tors The pettionnE creditors and
amounts claimed are A. c. Beden Com
pany, $3.50; Ajax Kope Company. sls2. and
Edward w. Burr, sl76
MORRIS Observation-Disclosures petition
against Morris Elfand. cloal1s and dresses
1,ss 1S' bsdh rhird AHenus on nehalf Of j. T.
are slven as So 900, and assets ST.. 600.
=, El El'EGTRlC BRAZING AND WELDING
MACHlNE N; CO:-Voluntary petition by s,he
Co., manufacturers OF electrical deviaes
80 Church Street signed by Ecc NJ
shepard, President. who places the liahii-
ties at $55,417. of which $41,9G9 are un-
secured claims. IS. sos, notes and bills. and
5000 accommodation paped and assets
other personal property.
HENRY SCIIWARTZ--Involunt petit
ton against Henry Schwartz. bookbindcrs'
leather. GAO broadway. on behalf OF three
creditors Tho petiton1ng creditors and
copnas cn mt csa'nsd "a ar: Hayes BARTLETT
CO.; s725. ana nnrrett & Co, s9o9 '''' ~
nj nEMJAMlM y I;aa LEvENsUTT-Involuntary
drens shoes, 4S Cannon street on behaif
or three creditors Tho pettioning crcdi-
s9Ts s2To: ana sam amoTn!u H3ao caimGd % ars D. Gsz
CONSTANTINO TAIIs - Involuntary
petition against Constantinos Talks. also
hnown ,..11N I, as Gust Talks merchant, 32 Green
Assets are given as $1,000. Tho petition
ing IN creditors and amounts claimed are
SIT and J. f. Bates & Co.. $2S9
SAMUEL S MEIsTER & co. INC.-In-
Nyn.'uheary No'r petition against Samuel $.
MAIDEN Lane, on behalf of three creditors
hiaDliltles are given as 37,4OO and assets
as 1900. The petitionng creditors and
nerg 533 Lauder Bros. $159; Moritz Hell
ooI K{tM1NrshD ,taa s.a,ad. & RENNEE-nvolunta
1'"u's tenncr. trading as Klcinfeld e. Rem
ut nsr, cionks ana suits 7 West Thirtieth
petitioning creditors ana amounts claimed
are: NJ. A. Doody $500; X. l.. Abbott
S..9.i =. Markell, $500.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
,va Ine following receivers in bankruptcy
trlct Court yesterday.
bEtct lIOHAN--Judge John c. Knor
appointed Julian Iiartrr~se temporary re-
celVrr Tor Behor Hozan, doing business
as as inc Empire Skirt Company. so Allan
street, with n bond OF ST. 900
OuDSBuRG RIBBON MILLS INC
'udec Knox appointed Samuel H. Kauf
man man temporary receiver for tho Strouds-
buurs ribbon Mills Inc, manufacturers OF
81 silks, M Do Grand street, with a bond OF
.. r. OLSEN g. CO.-Judgc Knox an
pointed Frank NJ. Roosa receiver for o. +.
oison CO.. ship chandlcrs 80 Water
>'rr"l, WITH bond of 10000.
i'ohNE w. SMITII-Judge Knox nm
pointed a. Wells Stumpf temporary re-
ceiVcr Tor Lorne w. Smith. merchant
aai'or' loS West Forty seventh Street. With
bond OF $1,500 "'N''
HENRY CHWARTZ--Judge Knox ap-
pointed BenJarnin =. De witt receiver for
m"hry Sohwartz. leather. GAO Broadway
Win bond OF ST. 900
ISNAEls GoLDFAHB~-~Iudge Knox ap-
pointed Milton H. Sittcnilcld receiver for
Israel toldfhrb. furs and ahns IS West
ihlrti"'h street. with bond OF $4,000
- d. II. MAKERS-Judge Knox
appointed Lawrence Axmnn temporary re-
ceivcr for Sol Pfeffcr and Sol Ilomentow.
Sky. trading as l.. a. II. Shoemnkers. 40
Lewis street. with bond OF $1,000
BLACK CAT MAGAZINE. INC.--Iudre
Knox appointed william clnrls temporary