The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-17

behalf OF three creditors. Liabilities and
assets not given. The petitionlng creditors
si7s: MoiIie z. Philips. si.7oO and Krasnow
& Weiser. $500. Alexander Bernardo Is at
torney for the petitioners
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed IN the United States District Court
Schedules OF Louis Senie and s. Charles
LAWN. trading as the United Trimming
Company. notions and trimmings. is West
Thirty-ninth street. show liabilities OF $780,
AS. OF which Si2s.5l5 are, unsecured claims,
so 10l secured claims and s100,942 accommo-
dalton paper, and assets In trade S2s.o0O,
debts due on open accounts and S4,S30 ma
chinery. tools, &C. julius Miller Is attorney
for the bankrupts.
Schedules OF the National Snap Fastener
Corporation. against which petition was
filed on October %, 1920 show liabilities
OF s11.7os, OF which 81 ,745 are unseeur re-
claims and assets Of 81 ,96s, Of which $i'oo9
represent debts due on open accounts and
Ss9s machinery. tools, sc. Jacob Graft Is
attorney for the bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers were appointed
Thursday in the United States District Court;
Judge John c. Knox appointed Morris
Frank temporary receiver for Vincent Psporo'
wholesale and retail grocer. 43o Second ave-
nue., with a bond OF $500.
Judge Knox appointed Reginald p. Boyd
temporary receiver for Samuel Horensteln'
trading as The Leading Mildly Blouse Com
pany, 1l6 Spring street. with a bond OF
RECEIVERS IN EQUITY.
Judge John c. Knox In the United State!
District Court Thursday appointed Samuel
D. Leidesdorf and Rudolph Schroeder re-
ceivers in equity for Rudolph Schneider.
manufacturer of knit goods. 1140 Broadway,
with Joint bond OF $4,000. The complain
which claims si4 900. The petition for re-
ceiver states that the defendant Is solvent
with a large stock of goods, bills and &C
counts receivable 10 the value OF approxi-
mately 5000 900, but is short of funds TO
meet immediate needs; that certain cred-
itors pressing for payment and loss -
likely to result unless the business Is TAKEN
over by receiver. Emanuel Van Deonoot Is
attorney for the plaintiff
ASSIGNMENTS.
TrueangeI Watch Company. Inc. dealing In
watches at $50 West Thirty-fourth street. ll6
West Thirty-fourth street, Manhattan, arc
Thursday assigned for the benefit OF credit
ors 10 Herbert A. Wolff. The company was
Incorporated In 1919. Benjamin Walker Is
treasurer OF the company. .
Jonas Rosenstock, trading as Metropolis
Waist Manufacturing Company at 81 Union
SQUARE this city. and 81 Broad street. Eliza a.
creditors to Morris Israel
Samuel Horenstein trading as The Leading
has su assigned sS for the benefit of creditors to
Joseph Melcer of 1882 Broadway.
Lawrence j. Lapidus. dealer In piece goods
at GOA Broadway. has assigned for the bene-
TT of creditors to Samuel G. Duberstein OF
SO Park row.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that of the debtor;
ANDERSON, Frederick WI. T.
Alexander Co: .........;;..... *ooz''+
CO. 800. ................... 1920
u. Keiser ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1864
nicRt ,r'..D .N' - 49, 1,3sa.s2
BINNICK Samuel-C. S. Weiss. 177.14
BARTMER, Paul-P. j. Durham
BROWN, Mary NJ Gliding Co. 252.59
Pepper. Inc ......'............. 835.47
'' Mtg. Co.. Inc. .................... 2,591.s7
iNC'@c. NJ. Amy my y..... ~. CISCO
son ....e................ B25.01
Tut TmtbiIl Ad Aeency' Inc'.......... 1886
COHEN. Fannie-s. Gershman. 80. 224.oo
0People. SC. ..'................. 10000
ting Co. c'......... 4,443.3o
DAVIS COAL COT. Stevens. 2.055.00
Comm nm .".''p ...a......'........ 1.o56.52
DE LA ROSA Rosales-Butler Bros. 2,05S.49
Moglia /. costs ................. 1924
Sons. Inc Inc; 49, ....... ' 147.7s
clan Observation-Disclosures. 294.2s
EDWARDS. John Nv L. Gardi-
mi NKEI.sTEIN. sam-H. woifson.. a5ss7
FLACK, Harry D.-Pre Catelan, 80. 20
GIBSON. Andrews. Murray. ...... 10000
Exchange National Bank ..........2 5.957.s1
GT Ta6nt Wear Wei wei waist aas c es'S9r
n. Rashiind ct al.......,........ 1.o1s.24
co. Of n. Y.-B. Golden. $50. 2,ioo.55
KELLOUGH, John-People, &C.,. 10000
KOTLER. Max--A. NJ. Kirschner.. 79s.50
son .,.................. se5.s5
ford ..................... 3s7. 90
gage { Trust Co........'........ 237.7O
KUPFFRMAN. Max-I Einhorn.. 303. o.
emit Meat Corp. .................. 1880
ouintella ..................... 2.o37.72
o;naranty Corr. ................. $50. 40
LEE. franklin NE. X Ralph. HALL
Hoyt. Inc. .................'... 10000
Metal service. .................. bo4.4o
MEIRowITz. Philip-w. Brindiey. $4,000
MIDDLETON. VIM. T.-Gnman.
MEisLIN. Oscar-H. l. Goldsmith. 77o.7O
Brass 4 Bronze Works. ......... 461. 90
Waliach nA ..'..................... 1.oso.5s
erai-Royal Card 6 Paper CO. 1.oI4.eo
na arr. ...............,... 54o.42
PACKER. Tda-News Syndicate
CO.. Inc. ......... ..............: o4o.Vo
Frcres Gle. inc................ 25s.6O
''''t co.s..... -,a''' 1890
| To II
i S. Holding Co. Inc............. s5o.o4
ct fi. Observation-Disclosures. So.e' 21oes
people. &e c. anu "~ 10000
sPEYERs, James b.. and Kath-
isirh Observation-Disclosures. r.,e. 2.s2s7 10
schwenfurth ''.................. 1872 70
STEAM WICKET CORR. safer sl7hI
STENDLER. PercivaI J.--Edouard 355.70
Goodman@H. NJ Hslbshmnn ,'C costs 1890
SCHWARTZ. Arnold L. (Hudson
Inc. ...................... 72s.25
SMITH & TERRY. Inc.-F. S. Pole. 5.es6.3o
wessie CO.. Inc ................... 1910
3549 BROADWAY RESTAURANT
Co.. Inc. Leopold Borel. Rose
sirlsnyiiH' u Inc ' i''..a...... s4s.e7
TERRY. Raymond M.-People, &C. 1000. 90
VAN ROOD, simon-I Fried 800. 1.212.774
w. H. ELLIOTT q SONS. Inc.-K.
| c. Welding & Cutting Co., Inc. 8sO.lO
BRONX.
BERLIN. Juila--J. Bandler; Nov. 8,
1920 (vacatcd) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slb3.oS