New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

were filed Yesterday IN the United States
UNITED WOOD WORK co.-An ,nvol
untary petition against Alexander Wald
man and May Schnapp. trading the
ynrpttr nn5ed Wo9s W9fh CO. Of
Of Louis Hirsch, who claims $3.50.
r PREMlER INCANDEscENT LAMP
manufacturers OF electric bulbs. As East
Seventeenth Street. on behalf OF three
and assets as $4,000. S The petitionins Pc HioiHpS
creditors and amounts claimed are: spe-
ctalty Bulb Blowing Works, 1889; Sig
mund Mendel. $4,000; Maurice s Haynes,
IsIpoR NAcH1. & co.-sn Involuntary
petition against Isdor NageI. trading az
Vest Thirticth street, on behalf Of three
creditors Liabilities arc given AS $500
and assets as $4,000. Tho petitionins
Barret $3.50; I. Nash. s.; A. O'Netl: IS 900.
THE CLASSY COSTUME g. DRESS co.
An involuntary petition against Samuel
tradlng so as The Classay Costume g. Dress
Co., zSs Sixth Avenue. on behalf OF Moe
SYah s1n& % CO, ,St"ss Whe s-11H s5os ,,vour
petition against Leon Jaffess. Inc, auto
tires, &c, 252 West Fifty second Street, on
behalf Of three creditors The petitioning
stone Tire & Rubber Co, s2.11s; NJ r.
Calm, so: and II: E: Pelkan. IS.
HOLLIsTEK: LYON & WALTON-An
lister. Cecil Lyon. J. Mclean walton and
Francis $ Marden, doing business as Hoi
lister, Lyon Walton. stock brokers, 7
liabilities are given $500 900. assets.
$500 The pctitioning creditors and
amounts claimed arc Ellsworth y. Gosling,
81 900; Walter A. Brady. $50 and Frank
Hughes $50.
PHILIP NAHN--An involuntary petition
against Philip Kahn, retail clothing, 1862
Ipr IN JIfatr1 ard Aal,,
three creditors. The petitionng creditors
and a amounts claimed are Brucker Bros.
S29o; Pordy. Bros. s22o and the Helena
, KING sW WEETs CORp.-An involuntary
petition against the King Sweets Corp.
candy manufacturers. 4OS East 1o4th Street,
creditors and amounts claimed are: Amer
,Gan .so Peanut Co., Sl.tc1: Il: Greenstein.
$oq tap apd IN the Klein Chocolate Co.. $500.
tary petition against Alexander O. Herbst
and Louis kazanoff, furs, 151 West Twcn-
ty-hfth Street, on behalf Of three creditors.
Claimed are: David Merkin. $500; NJ A
D0ody. $500 and X /: Abbott. $500.
naSitInH WHnNM NAN sa.S. s SILvER-An Involuntary
Louis Silver. trading az Workman g. Silver,
furs and skins ls7 West Twenty ffth
petltioning creditors and amounts claimed
are; r. Freeman. S5s3; y. Friedlander ST.
49S' and 3. r. Jacoby. $500.
schedules in Bankruptcy
The following. schedules in bankruptcy
Court yesterday:
TIE S. S HAT FRAME Co-rhe scbe-
auies or OF Abraham segai, trading as The
liza abilities OF s35,296 Of which SCI .2o0 ara
unsecured claims and $4,000 secured
Gains, and assets of sl6.50o: of which
) Hlo,uOO represents debts due on open &C
counts. 5000 stock in trade and $500 ma
chinery, tools. &c.
MEYER ALTsCHULER-T schedules
or Meyer Altschuler. retail dry GOODS s5
East 1l5th Street show iabiitiA Of S.,
O67, OF which 1886 are unsecured claims
and TS s122 notes and bills. and assets Of 81
s.so property In reversion. remainder.
IA; KALIsH & MILLARD-The schedules Of
ing as kalish & Millard 35 Bond Street
snow liabilities of sl0.S43, Of which So
443 are unsecured claims and s140o notes
81, 90 is stock In trade. $500 in bank and
$2o2 debts due on open accounts
- tHLLiP r. SMITH CO. INC.-Exporters
ana ana importers, against whom a petition
ties Of sls5, 7e5. of which Si7s.5a51 are are
oIas and 'ams aasas az and Sl5ooo secured
Sf3. 900 are policies of Insurance. ss1 non
uniiqudated claims, Sl2. 900. shipping ana
etc. and S@O,750 carriages and other vehi,
receivers in Bankruptcy
me tollowing receivers In bankruptcy
%ere '.e appointed in the United states Bis
CHARLES j. HIRSCH d. co. IEC
) udee John c. Knox appointed Jacob s
VI aSWell temporary receiver for Char,ea
>: Hlrsch & Co. Inc, ladies' dresses 90
tiast Thirty first Street, with q bond 81
JENo $. FRIEDMAN-Judge Kpox mr.
pointed Morris Israel temporary recciver
fraS lol Seno :. frledman. dry goods, 3ss East
orpRam on az NJ K3ad' sm RronX With bond of $3.50
y oRks-Judee Knox appointed Max
X tochmore temporary receiver for tha
PREMIER lncandescent Lamp Works MANI
.acturers OF electric bulbs As East seven
leehtn street, with bond Of $500
ARTHUR NEW WMAN-Judgc Knox mn
pointed Henry V. brady temporary re-
Selyer e yer FOR Arthur Newman ladies' dres,ea
81 west Ihirty second Street with a hond
Of $500. va" pono
Assignments
ISIDOR NAGEL. trading a. rsaor
Nasel & Co, manufacturers OF cloaL, and
suits at West Thirtieth Street. yesterdav
assigned a ior the benefit OF creditors to
Street. ~ eiieocn1n
ALhXANDER WALDMAN AND May
= ~ HNAfP, manufacturing III furniture at I65
Attorney Street, assigned for the bertfit
OIL creditors to BenjaA.d Tskowitz