The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-01
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed TUESDAY In the United States District
Court
Involuntary petition against the Celia Dress
Shop. Inc, cloaks and suits, 11ol First ave
and assets not given. The petitioning credi-
tors and amounts claimed are l.. Saff, $50 /;
Bloom & Finkelstein. s3i5; ID. Getz.. $l75.
Joseph Krinsky Is attorney for the ptitioners.
Involuntary petition against Max and Harry
Warshaw, trading NJ. II. Warshaw. re-
tail dealers In silks, $40 Columbus avenue. In
sets not given. The petitonng creditors and
amounts claimed are II. Greenstein, 5000; p.
-. Gould, 5000; II. johnson, $3.50. Archibald
Palmer Is attorney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Louis Levison
and Emanuel Spiege. trading as Ruth Manu-
featuring Company. and Levison spigel,
In behalf of p. Il. Gould. who claims 1000.
Liabilities and assets not given. Archibald
Palmer Is attorney for the petitioner.
Involuntary petition against Adolph Levine,
trading as the Perfecto Novelty Waist Com
pany, 467 Broadway, on behalf of b. Siegel,
who claims 81 600. Liabilities are given as
$40, 600 and assets as 50 900. Shame & VEIN
rib are attorneys for the petitioner.
Involuntary petition against the Worth
Shoe Company Inc, 1876 West Broadway,
in behalf of three creditors. Liabilities and
assets not given. The petitioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: Meyer Pearl, $500;
Brande Goodman Shoe Company, 500: 1. &
Brothers are attorneys for the petitioners.
In voluntary. petition against Fred Vogel,
silks and woollens, e7e East 1880 street on
given as $4,000 and assets as 81 900. The
PsttipRlng eTedtcrs a,d amounts sas saine ned
nestle stS S M 500 Maurice Sss L. S sssne is
attorney for the petitioners.
Voluntary petition by the Park Auto Ex-
change, Inc, dealers In used motor cars. 1872
Seventh avenue. signed by Fred T. Coates.
president. who places the liabilities at $780,
100, all unsecured claims, and assets at $17.
described as deposit of money In banks.
Wentworth. IOWenqteiu a Stern
neys for the bankrupts.
Involuntary petition against the Bole-
Beaver street. IN behalf OF three creditors u
Liabilities and assets not given. The petit
tionIng creditors and amounts claimed are
Brainard Commission Company, Inc, xIS6
Lewis Proctor & Co., Inc, s2.76f A. l.. Rus
sell, Inc, 500. Hughes, Rounds. Schurman G.
Dwight are a'o es,y Tor the petloners,
berg and LYMAN Wladimlrsky. trading as
the American Model Form Company. 500
Broome street, In behalf OF three creditors.
liabilities are given as $500 and assets as
So 600 The petitionine creditors and amounts
claimed are; Julius Wolff. go! ABRAHAM
Highlander IL attorney for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy we're
flled Tuesday In the United States District
Schedules OF n. g. Partridge q Co.. Inc,
against whom a petition was filed, show lia-
bitIes OF Sf5g, 2fo OF which sTi.aGa are un-
secured claims; SIS 500 secured claims. aud
s2D 900 notes and bills, and assets Of si35. 2di.
represents carriages and other vehicles and
f13.j3J debts due open accounts. william
U; Gocdbody i attorney for the bankrupt
Twenty-eifhth street show liabilities OF
$40 i6i, ~ which s52s. $50 are secured
claims. $27. iii unsecured claims and sls3030
mites and bills which ought TO be paid by
other parties thereto, and assets OF S7ps 500,
OF which sI3o. s62 Is stock In trade, s1i,ee5
debts due on open accounts, s3I. $50 stocks,
negotiable bonds, &C., and S6.3Ti cash on
hand. The bankrupt IL not represented by
an attorney, filing the schedules In person.
The schedules OF the Bonita Manufacture
against whom a petition was filed September
%, 1870, show liabilities OF S6,3ii. OF which
S6.261 are unsecured claims and assets
p. n. Goldbaum II attorney for the bank
The schedules OF fissnan, Needed
Kurtz. Inc, manufacturers ~ girls clothes
81 81 500 81 Which sass ape un sS
claims. and assets OF $14,901, OF which
s5,73f Is stock IN trade, $500 machinery.
Henry, Meyers I Manne are attorneys for
the bankrupts
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tho following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Tuesday In the United States Dis
Judge Julius NJ. Mayer appointed Henry w.
Goddard temporary receiver for the Fair
Price Poultry Company. Inc. OF West f25th
street, with n bond Of $1,000.
Judge Mayer appointed Albert Falck tenn
porafy receiver for Harper. Marshall y
Thompson. Inc. exporters snd Importers, POI
broadway. with n bond OF $500.
Judge Mayer appointed Louis Kavasik an
cillary fectiver N this district for Isldor
Hickman. whose principal place OF business
was at 5G3 Sixteenth street, Brooklyn, but
who conducted branch az i70 First avenue,
Manhattan. The alleged bankrupt was a
metal ware manufacturer and petition In