New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

voluntary petition against the same Arm
was also filed. It gives the liabilities az
$50, 900 and assets as $4,000 The pcti9
tioning creditors and amounts claimed ara
Colonial. Textile Co $3.50: 4 Coidstein
;l;l9l. and Cutler & Gilman. sS7G. ''''
SAMUEL FREIDMAN-Tnv Involuntary peti-
$50 Orchard Street. on behalf OF Two
creditors. The petitionine creditors ana
amounts claimod are: lie Saf, s295, ana
JOSEPH GOLDMAN-lnvolunta peu
ion against Joseph Goldman. leather and
'emnants' 81 Frankfort Street, IN behalf
u three creditors. The pctitioning credi-
ors and amounts claimed are: II Kuch-
nan SlS2; S[dnooy Haberman, 500, and
CHARLES G. HAINEs-voluntary potl-
ion by charles c. fIainos, physician. 1856
Jackson Avenue, the Bronx, who places
rs u. liabilities at $1,000. all unsecurcd
sre debts duo on open accounts; 500
naehinery' tools. etc, and ST money do
posted in banks.
RAPAPORT < DIAMOND-An involun-
AIRY petition against Samuel Hapaport and
)avid Diamond, trading as Rapaport &
diamond, iuIs ana skins, 43 West Twenty
Jiaotlitses and assets not given. The peti-
ioniug creditors and amounts claimed are.
: Freedman, $500; p. Richter. s2iS. and
= Erledlander, S972.
CHARLES II. HTDE-Noluntary peti-
ion by Charles H. Hyde, LAWYER. 81 Cedar
'lreet who places his liabilities at S44 2i2.
ing of household goods The principal
.reditors are Mary T. Mahon and Horny
leisted -xecutors Of WHHam J. Cuning
Brooklyn. the obligation being a ludg'rout
u note for money loaned. S90Il5 VIII
an II. Joyce. ll5 Broadway; pronissory
lote for $4,000 and Peoples Trust Co lS3
Nontacue street. brooklyn. prou.issory
lotc Igr Ss.SS9
'ctltion against William Adler, Inc, dresses
; East vwenty-e eighth Street. on behalf Of
hree creditors: liabilities are g!von as s75.-
>eo and assets as f25, 900 Tho petitiouing
'redltOis and amounts claimed are. T.
'legel s2o7; r. Benjamin. 500, j. Fri
uarck ST..
RuBINsrHIN RROs Involuntary petit
ion asalns' Louis and Jacob Rubinstein.
Nest Third Street. on behalf Of three cred e
tors. The pe'itioning creditors ana amounts
claimed ar: l.. san, $3.50; +. Neider, $500
5 MAY. So
.ition b. Nathaniel j. Nicely, salcsnan .
Broadway, who places his liabilities at
jl,Sl@. all unsecured claims
T. & II. SNOEMAKE ERS-An. involuntary
n1onto"sly trading IS =. & If. Shoemalo-
ops, 90 Lewis street. ON b half Of three
'reaitore. rhe petitioning creditors and
mounts claimed arc: Il berinan Bros.
GOLpSTElN BROS.-An Involuntary pc
ition aennst Joseph and Charles cold
'toin, trading as Goldst,in Bros, cloAks
nd SUITS. 90 Division Street. on behalf Of
hrcc creditors. Tho petitioniug creditors
.un amounts claimed arc. Fac EIarrisoO
'3oo Maurice G. Sobel, so ana foe Ros.
900
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruYtcy
Fere ficd yesterday III The lHited states
District court;
MlRHrs BROS -schedulcs of Samuel
~na 'trEy MirNvs, trading as NrNus Bros .
700 ..s. 45 East ~ MY first street. show
i,bAines Of sl5l.1oi, Of which si14.5Ts
.re uusecnr"i claims, $1,000 secured claims
md AIS notes and hills and ass",s OF
f2..i57. or which $1,000 IS stoch IN .rade.
SA.f1e bills. prolnissory notes and sccurltiea.
..2i2 debts Que ON open accounts. and
35.225 Property in revecsion. trus' etc
GROSS. NOMAEY CO.-schcdules Of
isos~, P0mary g. Co... brokers. 80 Wall
Street. against whom a petition wa filed
August .. 1910. show liabilities of sl34t
'g3. o. which sl,liO,7cs represents secured
claims, and S2o.,031 unsecured Gains,
ma assets oa S1l9i.e27, e. Mhioh
most of 1T put up a. security. $4,000. Il
scat ia the stool. Exchange; ;14.7N8, debts
Tue on opon accounts, nnd $4,000. money
LOlIS Is. EILENlsOGEN- Schedules OF
Louis Is. Ellouhogen. blouses. 259 rifth
tNenue. show liabilities Of $50 G31, OF
which $50 oel is uns cured claims; aod
sseets Of Ss.04i. Of which Sc 500 is debts
tue on oDen aecounts' 5000 stock IN
.raGc ana 500 machinery. tools etc.
Man Nv ElGhNTiIAL Schedules OF
lax Xwcisrulhal. dresses 10 West Twenty
oprth Stscoi. show liabilities Of $26.7+j
til unsecured claims and assets OF S8.a26
u which $4.SYs Is cash on hand 81 S3s
1eots due on open accounts and Sl,o''
sAMCrL Il scMOrNBrRG-sc Schedule.
4 samuel II. Schocnherg. against WHOM
rg''o9 Vas +, 's / - osiesf1 nf ,c 20 Sc ia. a.,
F 1re unsecured claims and Assets OF $l,l35
= which sl,os5 is property in reeers4on.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Tho following receivers in bankrupt cy
vere appointed yesterday In the unitec
TNnnbA cLoTTfHns sllor lNc-Juds.
/ 'ohu g. hn0N appointed Saul H"inlanc
.euporary receiver for the Nneoda Clothes
Shop, Inc, 100 seventh Avenue. with 4
GoLbs'rnIN. BURGER & SHAPIRO
T 'ulge Knox appointed Archibald Palmer
ei4 iorary receiver for GclGslein Burger &
/ 7h1itF9. h."nd' 'c' uI"'s ' COT nins' a ~
;feet Jones Street w.th bond Of $1,000
( IihNNY IlAlrEiN Judge Knox ap
pointed saul hrlnlani temporary receiver
or Henry Halpern. trading as the Aneri
an -Outatline Company clothing 2l4'
WILLIAM NDLER. INC Judge Kno'
lam Adlcr Inc dressos 3 East Twcnty
LOUIS SiANE.NOW Judge Knox ap
pointed J. Cllnord Mcchryst!c temporary
md dry goods. Il East lsoth Street. III,
51ons. with bond Of $1,000.
MERIT BlND!N1 COMPANY - Judge
Knox appointed Michael Edelstein tempo
airy receiver for Hyman lI. LcflSowitz
radlnr AZ he Merit Binding Company. 15'
Greene Street. With a bond OF 81 600.
ISAAC 1MAN-JudGe Knox apDoin,e et
larry Eisonbacn temporary receiver fo
Sanc Altman. iuis and skins agains
whom q petition wns filed December
slth q bond of so 600
RJBINSTEIN BROS Judge Knox ap
pointed George y Cluns temporary re
eciNcr FOR Louis and Jacob KubinsLcin
'iaGing as ltub!nstein Bros. coat pads ,
West Third Street. Win bond Of $1,000
SOLAR LIGHT PANY--Judgc kno.
appointed E. Bright Wilson temporary re
,ciyer for the Solar Light Company. cleo
ilcuI supplies. Ct Wooster street, with
>oid OF $50 900.
Assignments
JACOB r. l.BVY-Rnw and dyed sliks
AZ 55 Grand street, has assigned for III
benent ~ crcdiiorA 10 David W. Kahn. o
~ Broadway.
JArOH KATE Manuftcturlng children
hats. 81 ~ Brond"ay.' has assigned 10