New-York tribune., 1920-10-08
Business Troubles
Petitions in BanllrrIptcy

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
were Aiod in the United States District
VICTOR s. FOX G CO. INC-Involun-
taTy petition against Victor $. Fox & Co
Inc, At Broadway.
MUscooTA NAV1GATlON CO.-Invol-
un,ary petition against the Muscoota Navi-
cation Co. ii Broadway.
TONAWANDA NAVIGATION Coin
voluntary petition against the Tonawanda
Navigation Co, AZ broadway.
ARAFAIlQE NANIGATloN co:-Invol-
Navigation Co, At Broadway.
CH1LLICOTHE NAVIGATION CO.-In-
voluntary petition against tho chilli
eoshe NayigSiiqn Il On Co.. 4 Rr9adWay
Involuntary petition against the Monon-
gahgIs NAY M@yIEati9n CO. a broadway.
NM sTiAsTA sTEHMfsHIp co.-1nvol-
untary petition against the Mt. Shasta
JEANETTE STEAMSHIP CO.-1nvolun-
tasy potit on against the jeanette Steam
IsONONlA sTEAMsHlp CO.-rnvolun-
t2ry r Dpetiiion aeainst tho lsononin Steam
cAsTLnWoGD 'sT'EsAMsHIp co. In
Voluntary petition against the Castlewood
stss%sh(p G%%sa sq A N1gPaway cS
petition against the Coosa Steamship Co,
AZ Broadway.
coNsod6ATED MARI MAn1TlME LlNEs
Consolidated Maritime Lines Inc AZ
Broadway
In all Of the above cases the petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are Ocean
Paint Works Inc, SG37; williams & Wells
Co. 5000, and John Coiley Quitting Co..
S SACHS 6 Co-Involuntary petition
against solomon Sachs doing business as
gray goods. ST Greene Street. % The 'sl peti II
tioning creditors ana amounts claimed are
Jatone Co., Inc $202: Queen Manufactur-
GnderweaT t1's v Co.. co. s41o. ~'''''' ''' .
against Max Biisky ia East twenty lsNGi sixth
Street. tho petitioning creditors, and
amounts claimed are; Tledel q Gratz. Sl26;
Glickman & Wenbaum. $3.50; and 2. Gould.
Victory FUR CO.-lnvoluntary petition
against David Filler, Max Ader and Joseph
manufacturing furriers, lo7 West Twenty
ixth Street. The peutiouing creditors and
, amounts claimed are: Carl J. AUSTRIAN
THE CHINESE FUR IMPORTERS.
NC.-1nvoluntary petition against the
Chinese Fur Importers, Inc. furs and skins,
SO West Twenty eighth street. Liza abiities
are given sl50,000; and assets as $50. 600.
The pctitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are William L. Sachs. 50 095; r.
Free oman, $i,5l6. and B. Richter $500.
NAGER SCHNEIDMAN CORP.- lnvol-
untary petition against Mayer -Schnedman
Corp, S25 Lafayette street, on behalf Of
Ira schmisol, who claims upward of $500
commissions earned. Liabilities are given
as $4,000 and assets as $1,000.
WEST END FURNISHING COMPANY-
involuntary petition against David ,,, El,
Furnishing Company. gents furnishings
col Columbus Avenue. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Leo
relnberg. s215; l.. Saff sSl, and Sam
NiRENBERG & oXMAN.-Involuntory
petition against Abraham Nuremberg and
nxt, no iren
Oxman, manufacturers of shirts. 59t
Broadway. The petitioning creditors and
os4 Coo '19a ss NJ aTs A. nSl boOdy seq sSFf
L. l.. Abbott. slOo
YIN AGRA CORP. - Involuntary petit
and distributors OF non alcoholic bever-
ages, 1O7 West 127th st. The petttioning
creditors and amounts claimed are. Grace
ward Breitcrman. sl74.
ISRAEL BEBERMAN-Voluntary peti.
prosPea e so2 ays M hn6 Wn6 ar ms ase
claims. and assets at 5000, of which So
! KREIswIRTH & GREEN-lnvoluntary
petition against Benz Kreiswirth and Nor
iis Green. trading as Kreiswirth & Green.
mfg furrlers, 107 West 27th st, on behalf
/ of r. Freedman, who claims $4,000.
HERMAN A. MINsKY --lnyoluntary pc,
, butcher. 4ee Lenox ave. Liabilities are
given $500 and assets as 81 500 The
petitioning creditors and amounts clalmed
are Robt Hirschberg, $50; Arthur Turitz,
$3.50; Wm. J. Quinn, S2A.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
sCHIEss. BAUER & APPLETON. INC.
Schedules OF Schlcss. Bauer & Appleton,
Inc silks, 4S5 Fourth Avenue, show la
bilities Of $72s9s. of which $57,6s2 are un-
secured claims and S152l6 secured claims,
and assets of s22. 900. of which $4,000
represents stock in trade and S3,0l6 debts
due in open accounts.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
| VICTORY FUR COMPANY---Judge Julian
w Mack appointed Robert Sold temporary