The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
Business Troubles


Tho following petitions in bankruptcy were
Illed Monday in the United states District
Court
Involuntary petition against Meyer Leshen
ana Jacob Leshigsky trading as The Leshen
WOODEN company IN behalf Of three credit
ors. Liabilities and assets not given. ihe
peuuoninE creditors and amounts claimed
are =. Rubens. $1,000 Arthur Grcenberger
81 600; Samuel Dengrove, 81 COO Alex :.
Involuntary petition against BENJAMIN
Winller 6s Division street in behalf of
three creditors. Liabilities are given as
$4,000 and assets as Sl.l00. The petiuoning
creditors and amounts claimed are: :. slim
mel, 5000; NJ. kunkel $3.50; A. Nogt. $40.
Cohen, Rosenthal Shapiro are attorneys
for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against James NJ.
Buckner doing business rs the southern
Leaf Tobacco COMPANY dealer in tobacco.
VI Wall street. In behalf Of llonnell a PA
mer. who claim 81 l5s. Liabilities and as
sets not given. Jacob H. Shatier ~ attor-
ney for the petitioners.
Voluntary petition by Harry Cohen and
1910 First avenue who place their llabili-
ties at S3,09l, all unsecured claims, and no
assets. IL. $. Floscher is attorney for the
involuntary petition against the Perfection
Mills, Inc, iobbers of cotton goods and
hosiery, IS Franklin street. In behalf OF
100000 and assets $4,000. The petition
ing creditors and amounts claimed are: X
BENJAMIN, $3.50 j. Frmarck, $40; 70. Was
serman. S327. Maurice l.. Shame is attor-
ney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Spiro $.
Bakery and Restaurant Inc. 591 Broad
way, In behalf of two creditors. Liabilities
ana assets not given. The petuontng cred
itors and amounts claimed are: Smith Bros
Suffin MIX and Cream Company $50; Aus
tlon-Nichols & Co., Inc, $50. Leon Dashcn
is attorney for the petitioners.
Co. Inc. 20 West 22d street. In behalf of
three creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are; II. b. Hedberg, $500; Frank
Savarino. 81; Weinstock Sons. Inc, $40
Archibald Palmer is attorney for the petit
TONERS.
Voluntary petition by Mortimer NJ. Liss
man. salesman, All Riverside Drive, who
places his liabilities at SD 623. Of which
S.0SS5 are unsecured claims and S1,7S3 Sc
cured claims; and assets at $2,95S, Of
which Sl,73s represents debts due ON open
accounts and 1910 wearing apparel claimed
exempt. Henry, Meyers & Name are attor-
neys for the bankrupt
An involuntary petition against the Mum
dial Trading Co., Inc, Of u Battery place,
IN behalf OF three creditors. The liabilities
are given as 100000 and book value Of the
assets a. 500 600 The petitiounG creditors
and amounts claimed are: Francisco Iron
coso 81, 900; David r. W. Arscott, $t.3;
Merla & Quiros. $500, Yankaner & Davidson
are attorneys for the petitioners.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed Monday
In the United States District Court We're as
follows:
Judge John G. Knox appointed Max Roch-
more temporary receiver for Henry Glaberg,
Abram Schenk and Samuel Wilkenfeld, trad
ing as the Star Curtain Mills and Star Shop
at 100 Fifth avenue and $3.50 broadway, with
bond OF $1,000.
Judge Knox appointed Joseph II. Frier tenn
porary receiver for Samuel $. Melster d Co.
Inc, iewelry. 81 Maiden lane, with bond
OF So 600
Judge Knox appointed Louis r. Bict ancll-
larry receiver In this district for the Lauraine
Magnetic Company. Inc. which has its princi-
pal place of business at Ely avenue and Thlr-
teenth street, Long Island City, but maintains
an office at 80 Church street. Manhattan.
with bond Of 81 900 Bick was appointed
general receiver for the property Of the com
pany in the eastern district December $. The
ancillary receiver was appointed on petition
of the Rex Machine and Tool Company, a
New Jersey corporation, which claims s., $50.
Charles Jones of Newark is attorney for the
petitioner.
porary receiver for Meyer Leshen and Jacob
Leschinsky, trading as the Leschen Wooden
Company, Jobbers in woolens, 10 Union
Square, with bond OF $50 600.
Judge Knox appointed Morris Frank tenn
porary receiver for Benjamin Windler. cloaks
and suits, 6S Division street, with bond Of
81 900.
Judge Knox appointed Robert seelar tenn
porary receiver for Jacob and Max Kalchman,
trading as Kalchman Bros. clothing, 1913
stanton street, with bond Of 81 300
Judge Knox appointed Samuel Hershen-
stein temporary receiver for the Mundial
Trading Company, Inc, II Battery place.
with bond OF $4,000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Jacob Klein and Morris Glass, trading IS
IL. * u. CLOAK ana 1tNSH House. retail tlOAks
and dresses at 2O0S Third avenue, assigned
for the benefit Of creditors TO Aaron i.
Palmer Of SO Park row.
Hunts Point Pastry shop, HOG Garrison
avenue. has assigned for the benefit of
creditors to Bernard Trencher Of go Fifth
avenue.
Parver-Hill e. Co., Inc, novelty blouses at
20 West Twenty-secoud street, has assigned
for the benefit Of creditors to Louis Dorf-
man of 500 West ION street. Joseph Field
messe Is president of the company, incor-
porated In 1919.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yester-
day. December 49, the first name being s.lnt
OF the debtor:
BACHMEIER q co. INC.--Superior
Fur Dyeing Observation-Disclosures. $2,6iS.64
BLACK Balla a. S. Black e
CoD-N. Bernstein ..............+. 93O.69
BREGSTETN. us. Meslyin et al l,sSOl7
BTLLINGSLEN, Logan-M W.
browning 5000 .................+. ouu--V
BISHOP A.-Uuiou Hcnl, and Trust
Co. of Los Angeles. .,-........... SOD
BROWN. Harry, Jr.-C. T. De VIC
torlL .+.- ..-,+...-. ..-......s lou'~'
| BELZER, Robert G.-M 3. Buch
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