The New York herald., 1920-12-06
Business Troubles


The following petitions in bankruptcy were
He'd Saturday In the United States District
ourt
Involuntary petition against the L. X.
sales company. lnc., general merchandise,
l3S West Twenty-fifth street on behalf OF
hree creditors. Liabilities are given as 900
and assets 5000. The petitioning creditors
md amounts claimed are Vigdor Harris,
SSs2; Clara Lerne. $685. and Samuel Lerner,
tioners.
Involuntary petition against the Consumers
Live Poultry Company. Inc. f40h street and
Southern Boulevard, Bronx, on behalf of two
creditors. Liabilities are given as $4,000 and
assets as $1,000. Tho petitioning creditors
and amounts Claimed are Charles Collins
Company, S2.02s. and John Meara, s169.
Miller, Bretzfelder Ruskay are attorneys
An involuntary petition arainst Arthur A.
Jacobs and Dan Mann, trading as Jacobs
Mann, cloaks and suits. so West Twenty
seventh street. on behalf OF three creditors.
Liabilities and assets not given The petit
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are
B' T.; Jacoby. 5000; Louis Gluck; s7s4. and
attorneys for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Moe Matthias.
mems hats, l3l Lenox avenue. on behalf Of
three creditors. iabili'ice and asset not
given. The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are r. r. Could 600 II. Johnaon
5000. and H. Greenstein. 500. Archibald
Palmer IS attorney for the petitioners
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ine fOllOWlnR ScneduleS IN bankruptcy were
filed Saturday in the United States District
Schedules Of the Standard Cap Company,
caps and hats S.S5 Broaav av, show iahili-
ties Of S5.077. OF which 3677 are unsecured
claims. S303 secured claims and assets of
S4.46s. Of which s2:oeS represents debts due
on open accounts, 81 800 stock In trade and
$3.50 machinery. tools. &c. Alex Benardih Is
attorney for the bankrupt.
Schedules OF the Worth Shoe Company,
Inc, 1856 West Broadway, show liabilities OF
Sls. .30s, all unsecured claims. and assets of
81 $50. OF which S.. 0Oc represents debts due
on open accounts 50 .0c0 stock IN trade and
attorney for the bankrupt
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday In the United States Dis
tri~t Court
Judge julius NJ. Mayer appointed william
B. Parsons temporary receiver for Ash Re
movais, Inc. engaged In business of remov-
ing a9heT and nlanufa~t ~turing hollow tiles mt
SfI Madison avenue. with a bond OF 81. 600.
Judge Mayer appointed Francis L. Kohl
mann receiver for the American TrRns-Ocean
filed November s. 1920, with bond OF $500.
Judge Mayer appointed Henry B. Singer
temporary receiver for the. NJ. F; Shoe
Company Inc, retail shoe dealers, 232 East
lO2d street, with o bond of 81, 500.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Arthur A. JaHoby and Dan Mann, who
compose the firm OF Jacobs & Mann. manu-
featuring closks and suits at No. so West
Twenty-sevcnth street. Saturday assigned for
the benefit OF creditors to NJ urice L. Shame
Moe Matthias, retail dealer in hats at 13l
OF creditors to Samuel Goldberg.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed Satur-
Gay, the firef name being fhat of the deh.or
APFELBAUA, George--J. Schwartz 1913 As
Al EN- Frark w. GIulse &
Allenl-H. Miller. 564.77
ASH REMOVALS. INc.--John p.
Il ~
BENJAMIN. Emanuel COR Banny)-
BrirtcI . Barhor Co.. Inr -. sf1.2
BERKOWITZ. William--Ridclity and.
Casualty Co. Of N. Y............ cor. 10
sAME-same :, NE same .-....-.......,.....-- 5s7 70
SAME-Same ..................... 597.T0
CRAGIN. Franklin PC. Lund.... 5.4S3.27
Construction co................... 10000
Broonc st.. Inc ............... Gao. 20
stein ...................... 2.o75.7o
TI.iNN. Eilen-City OF n. y. costs. 1is.1a
EORTHAL, BERNARD and Emanuel
Maikin-A. d. Cohen ct all. 1,14o.st
CAltINElS CO.; lNC.-Poopie. &c 10000
GIBSON, Beatrice M.-Ritz Carlton
Re-taurant and Hotel Co. ........ 52s.o7
tiEftSON. Alexander Pm. Loewel $4,000
HARRINGTON, Timothy j.. Jr.,
ican warehoase Corp. ......e..... - s.4s5.os
Corp. Observation-Disclosures, 2os. .45
IIARFoRD. John Tor fIo-ford) nd
ward Mas and Alice Moas-peo-
II. ~ !. coNsTRiuGTafoN CO.. iNc.. ''O'V0
w. P, Youngq ct a, ql,,............. 1,e74.1s
JOHNSON. Chester B.--J. J. Brandt
ct al ....................... 44i2o
Inc. -. Observation-Disclosures. ao7.s5
Louis Gold and VIM. u. Greyble-
PEPP'-. Eugene A.-Rltz-cariton
Ho'el and Restaurant Comm. 31 81
PETERS. Charles--H. Iabnrg et nl $40 10
PETRI, May KIN. Z. Schmidt. 1.Iol
Maurice-M. Meyers. 563.7S
ROCEWOOD. Nah an Charles
Haldane-1rvfng NIL. Bank. ". Y. 674.0l
RADT Max-B. Steiner. .-.......... 14.s1s 81
STT TApTRn Hnrna rA--M. Waves. o.. coo 30
sPrFR. Hortensc--I De Keyer. f.0es.si
SCHNEIDER. Max Empire Mlils)
scHNErI. Henry. Isidore J. Jack
son (schnelI & Iackson). and Mau-
rice a Solcurt-A. Vanderweghe
scH1fI.FR. Max-A. Levenihai. 5.o4s.s5
e. Krur ct al. ................. 1.i21.is
J. II. & Q. K. T.~'c i-s 80. s,os4.7o
BRILL. samuel--H. N. Goldetein.. S2e2 30
NfrFTN'NEY. John--J. J. Measher. 330.72
SHE'LL. Dennis r., Charles j..
George. Richard j., Peter A.. Rob-
ert r.. and Marcella NJ Cakes
r. W. 0AdThs AfcttsoF
SATISrrro U-pcuENTs.
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that OF the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
gTApT, ,ETON, Jerry F.--F. Kuehn
et al, Sept "a. 1920. ............ st26.3l
" s. i' 1920 '''ep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
MOORE, Geo. S.--Manhattan Rub
bcr Mfg Co. July 10. i02O..... 1.562.2t
sAME--Conveyin weigher Co., July
-, lpIO. .......ss s.t.. ...sss..ss @sooc.o'
TCRTEGsHABER, Snmuel-N. Bos-
man, March -, 1920. ............ 1.034.i0
Mareh iT 10. 1870 .e...'........'' 'p' " 80 1.s77.s
LYNCH. Joseph i'll. Adams Nov.
MCCORMICK, Thomas A.--w. y.
Ellison, March 10. IAiI......+... 14,25202
THE BRONX.
GARLAND, Bernard F.--CBntham
ra'ional Bank Of ". v. March ~,
1915 =. . d. .. 81. ...s q. S56N.1i
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
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