New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Business Troubles
Petitions in bankruptcy

BERNARD WILLING-Involuntary Pc
le turer laHies iiasS' underwear at sss Broadwsy
petltioning creditor was y. sieeel.
by George F. Hall. exporter, of 14s Broad,
way. whose liabilities are given as $1s;o69
and assets. as $500. The three principal
ooo the .Etna Casualty: Co.. $3.50. and
Weigand & Co. $3.025. all holders OF notes
Fila ScHAuB-Invountary petition
Waist. manufacturer Of waists. SO East
Twenty first street. by Jacob Hanauer
who claims $1,000;
tition against Jacob and lstdor Bieiweiss
aoiss are given as ;7SEoe
Greaiors are p X Jscooy s2o2s
eSYsr MHLkEnhosd fol ns5e SEQ f?sGs
petition against the Haii-Kelloee Corp.
export and import. 14s Broadwsay. The
sl.oes; Al. q. Pritchard & Co.. $3.50. and
H. E. Moody Co.. $2.535.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
ABRAHAM GOLDMAN-Judge Manton
appointed John b. Johnston receiver for
Bros. petition of h. Siegel. creditor
with bond of 5000:
Judge Manton appointed Samuel Refs tenn
porary receiver for Lissman. Needel G.
Kurt Inc, manufacturer OF ladies' coats
bond of $4,000. Liabilities are given as
Sl1 900 and assets Of $4,000.
general TRANsPoRTAT1oN CORE.
Judge Manton appointed Michael F.
Henessy temporary receiver for the Gen-
eral Transportation Corp. Twenty-third
y Bournonviie Creator ps for s7io 81 with h"s
bond Of $1,000. Liabilities are given as
sl4;1ae s'.1s and d "a assets cts as $500
ROClSlnOrc
ccivcr for Bernard Willing, manufacturer
of ladies' underwear. at Ss3 broadway on
bond of $1,000 The liabilities are given
as $4,000 and assets as $4,000.
,,.orh The oisl foillowing petitions in bankruptcy
sAMUEL Observation-Disclosures petit
ton against Samuel Glasser trading as
at II East Thirty first Street. on behalf of
three creditors. Joseph Luce claims ST.
s ss2' T. I: A Hartstein Co. $500 and Benen-
GENERAL TRANSPORTATION CORP
Involuntary, petition against the General
REPRESENTATION Corp. transportation agents
behalf of three creditors. j. II. Wheelock
& Son claim 500. Rene V. Bouvonville
$40 and Thomas Blair s738.
ABRAHAM GOLDMAN-Involunta pc
tition against Abraham Goldman. trading
as Goldman Bros, iobbers in silks and wool
half of three creditors. The liabilities are
given at 100000 and the assets as $50
900 The petitioning creditors are B. Sic
Gel; s2,75o; /. zahn. $500. and robert j.
ALLARD x. VAN DE BoGART-vol-
untary petition by Allard a. Van de Bo-
CART. mason contractor of Garden Street
Poug hkcepsie. Liabilities arc given as
sGl4a and assets $40. Most Of the liza
bilities are for goods delivered. though
one debt nf sl127. due to Fred W. Schom-
burg, OF Red Hook. y. Y, appears on the
schedule as Judgment for SANDER"
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Tho following receiver in bankruptcy
States District Court:
ALEXANDER kARFLNKEL Judge
Martin T. Manton appointed Vincent Foil
mer temporary receiver FOR Alexander
karfunlei, lnanufacturcr of ladies' silk un-
d"rwcnr at 80 East l25th Street. with d
bond Of $1,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedule in bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
SAMUEL ALTMAN-Schcdules OF Sam
uel Altman. dealer In silks and velvets at
4@7 Fourth Avenue. show liabilities OF
sls.o4o and assets OF s7.3.o The princi-
pal creditors are Marne silk Co. 1864.
and J. l.. Sachs. $2.355. The assets are
made up Of $1,000 stock on hand and
debts due in open account. se.s31.