New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
". S. II, cH1LpREN's SHOE CO. INC
Involuntary petition against the w. S.
II. ChNdren's Shoe Co.. Inc. manufactur-
ers OF children's shoes 4s Wilett Street.
ing creditors and amounts claimed are: J.
Dessner Co, s2o4; Benedict Polnerance.
S!o NEw anq YonS 81 Ssyl BAKE 81 RlrE rs e. INC
Voluntary petition by the New York Bake
Rite Co, Inc. manufacturer and seller of
baking ovens. 27S Fifth Avenue. which
places it's liabilities at s16.32l, OF which
sl5,I75 are unsecured claims. and assets
OF sl4,642, of which SS.e65 consists Of bills.
DromssOry notes and securities S3.691 ma
chinery. tools, etc. and sl.S53 debts due
:. AMERicAN TN sMELrERlEs. NC
smelteries Inc, 20 Wall Street, signed by
John S. Dickerson. president. who places
the liabilities at sso.2ls. Of which sso.Sss
claims and assets Of slSo.s64. Of which
$f50,700 is real estate, SlS.4O0 machinery.
counts. $1,000 stock in trade. s272S de-
posits of money in bank and $4,000 cash
HARRY j. sCHIFFER-Involuntar pc
suits. 10 East Thrtythird Street. on behalf
OF three creditors. The petitioning creditors
$500. II. johnson, $440. and +. Miller, $. 4.
ECONOMY DISTRIBUTION CO.--An in
voluntary petition against the Economy Dis
rihution Co. merchandising novelties. only
address given Borough or Manhattan on
., half OF Robert p. Stephenson receiver
or Arthur schloss & Co.. Inc. who claims
HARRY GREENsPAN-An Involuntary
EDITION ssainst Harry Greenspan, leather
three creditors. The petitioning creditors
ena amo ants claimed are: benjamin Gra-
sch, SIS, II. Ruchman. $50; S. kaplowitz,
$3.50.
MIDWEST BRASS AND COPPER co.
An Involuntary petition against the Midwest
Brass and Copper Co., $50 Broome Street
and assets not given. The petitioning
'aditors and amounts elalmer are Con
tinrous Casting Corp. 5.643; John Roeb-
i'roaucts corp.. so.soo'' ''-- wa '''
REUBEN TRAG TR-Ar Involuntary peti-
ines 2o65 Third Avenue on behalf Of three
creditors. Liabilities are given as $4,000,
and amounts claimed are: David T. Lotion
so Eradford Shirt Co., s2o4: Guarantee
GRAPoLA PRoDUCTs CoRP.-An In
voluntary petition against the Grapoa
Products Corporation. beverages. 10 Yves:
TwentY-second Street. on behalf OF three
creditors. Liabilities are given as $780,
900 and assets as 100000: The petition
Golden Press. $500: NJ. Rretzfelder. $500.
and John T. McGregor. $500.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
We're hlcd yesterday in the United states
District 'OUrt:
A. RAICWBART & sONs-schedules Of
Aaron. William and Samuel Reichbart.
tracing as a. Rsichbart & Sons. furs and
,,,,,,i W Goats & &S@s Soyenth Ayenu. show liza
unsecured claims. SS5,664 secured claims
IN S57597 note; and bills, and assets of
qGidSt~i claims. $500 sissol .ssV''s debts due ON on
open accounts, $4,000 real estate and s5.s26
dePgsjts MoS Of %oHSy .I1bn in 9anks .cn.,,,.,
n
Allen Street. show liabilities OF S9793. Of
which S9,6ss are unsecured claims.
HAYS, SCHULZ & GOODMAN, INC
ire senedales of Hays. schulz 6 Goodman
Inc, "A W est Twenty-tnird Street. show
liabilities OF $6S.l99. Of which $5s.26l are
ana IS 55l notes and bills. and assets Of
s26,cs4, OF which SIS, 600 is stock in trade
sGSs G0T1s hIf%nS 'HSls scheues Sae of Louis
Levine. against whom a petition filed
August 81, 1870. show liabilities of $3.50,
al unsecured ciains, and assets Of S6s3 OF
which $2'o are given as household goods
and S2SS policies OF insurance.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the nited
s'vfes ~ s PiS r. ekf1f5Rnx.s HGSEs SHOE co-,vor.
Knox appointed Arthur NJ. King tempor-
airy receiver for the W. s II. Childrcn's
Shoe Co. is Wiiiett Street, with a bond
MORRIS sOLOMoN-Judge Knox ap-
pointed Archibald Palmer temporary re-
caiyer for Morris solomon, dry goods. 1854
Third Avenue, with n bond OF $4,000
HARRY G. GREENST AN-Judge Knox
appointed owen $. Nj Iierney temporary
goods, 1851 Fifth Avenue. with a bond OF
81 900.
AMERICAN TIN sMELTER1Es, INC
Judge Knox appointed John S. Dickcrson
and Middleton S. Borland receivers for the
American Tin Smelterios. Inc. 20 Wall
Street. with a joint bond Of $4,000. Dick
erson is president of the alleged bankrupt
corporation.
MIDWEST BRASS AND COPPER Co
JUDGE Knox appointed Bright Wilson re-
coiVer for the Midwest Brass and Copper
Co. 48o Broome Street, With bond Of
$4,000.
REUBnN TRAGER-Judge Knox ap-
g'o Rcu6en 1rager mems furnishings 2os5
Third Avenue. with bond OF $4,000.
ARTHUR SCHI.OSS &: CO. Inc.-Judge
Knox appointed Robert p. Stephenson tenn
porary receiver for Arthur Schloss < Co.
Inc. with bond of $4,000