New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

son. 1920. In petition for appointment
the liabilities are given as $3.50. 900 and
assets as $4,000. Archibald Palmer Is
sGEnsy SESSyoS 1Sr ns nsiionfas petit
tion against Gerson Gerber. boots and
shoes, Poughkeepse. N. Y. on behalf OF
hrss Lass noe Se Ty1n
Bato & Co.: slo7: Wilson Shoe Company.
n. Haberman is attorney for the petit
MORTON DRESS co-Involuntary pc
t;tion against the Morton Dress Company,
ladies' dresses. "a Weet Twenty-frst Street,
on behalf of three creditors Tho petit
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are:
S. Beecher. $500: Balsam e. Rosenfeld,
Inc, $500; Bristol Knitting Mills, $1,000.
Shame & Weinrib are attorneys for the
" cHARLEs j. GILLESPIE - Voluntary
petition by Charles ]. Gillespie. painter.
Montgomery. Orange County. N. Y, who
places his liza biiities at 1922: nll unse-
cured claims, and assets nothing. A. j..
Fowler of Newburgh. Is attorney for the
petitioner.
FINKELsTEIN BROs.-Involuntary petit
Finkclstein. trading as Finkelstein Bros.
embroideries 3 West Nineteenth Street.
on behalf of three creditors. The petition
NJ. A. Doody. 1925: X. L. Abbott, 800; H
Nichols. $500 Robert P. Lewis is attorney
for the petitioners.
voluntary petition against the Harry Wind
Company Inc. silks and woolens. "a West
Twenty first Street. on behalf of three
creditors. Liabilities are given as 800. 900
and assets as $50. The petitioning credl-
tors and amounts claimed are: Parker
Wilder & Co., $1,000; David May. 1915; !;
are attorneys for the petitioners.
FRENCH H-AMERICAN LINE. INC.-1n-
voluntary petition against the French
half of three creditors. The petitionng
creditors are the Peninsular Shipping Com
pany. Inc. ss.156; Frank p: Hall Co..
Inc. $27.470. and Henry Kelly g. Sons.
Inc, $l.1SS. Nicoll Anable, Fuller & Sui
Ivan are attorneys for the petitioners.
The petition states that the alleged bank.
rupt transferred on August 20 last $40. 500
with intent to prefer them over other cred
itors.
HARRY BLOOM Involuntary petition
% West Nineteenth Street. on behalf of
John F. Dowling who claims $500. Archi-
0"a sT Is MAaiD 19r ,n pet
ton against Raphael Mazid. diamonds and
tewelry "a Maiden Lane. on behalf OF
three creditors. Liabilities given as
100000 and assets as $4,000. The petit
tioning creditors the Rex Manufactur
Ing Company Inc; s2s7; Loyne Manufac- Tyn :
Corporation. $500. shaine & weinrib are
attorneys for the petitioners:
SCHUYLER ". e. HAMILToN-volun-
engineer, Groton-on-Hudson. who places
his liabilities at $s1.es4. OF which $40, ,o14
are unsecured claims .s!n and sl2sls secured
BENJAMIN RUTCHIK-1nvoluntary pe
tition against Benjamin Rutchik, furs and
skins, IA West Thirty first street. on
creditors and amounts claimed are: n.
Tadross. $4,000: ?: e; Horowitz 32.soo;
And are
for the petitioners
ALEX RE1ss -Ynvoluntary petition
Ways way. on behalf Of three creditors. ' The
petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
Hyen RnS;n ss Nat tyy ss's
attorney for the petitioners.
Assignments
ABRAHAM FINKELSTEIN-Israe Fink
elstein and Nettie Finkelstein. who COM
pose the nrm OF Finkelstein Bros. i'm
West Nineteenth street. yesterday assigned
for the benefit of creditors to Henry H.
hs95man' s"I scuWARTz C " RTSsdw1y; HNn Nnrr,r
GRAUER. trading as 8. 4 @. Wearing APP
parei: at so7 East 1870 Street. the Bronx
itors to Harry RothenberR.
Receiver in Bankruptcy
The foiiowtns receiver in nankruptcy
states District Court:
WuRF 8 bANK-Jvdge Julian M Mack
woolens ioa Eldrdss Street. With a bond nd
OF $4,000.
GERsoN aERBER-Judse Mack ap-
pointed Ruth Lewtnson temporary receiver
with = bond Of $500. ' ="
DAVIS & GOLDMAN-Judss Mack ap-
pointed Thomas Matters temporary receiver
for Davis Goldman. fur garments, a.
west Twenty-eighth Street. with a bond
MORTON DRESS Co-Judge Mack ap-
pointed Max Lowenthal temporary 70.
ceiver for the Morton Dress Co.. 81 West
twenty first Street. with bond of 1880
HARRY WIND & co. INC.--Judge Mack
receiver for Harry Wind & CO. Inc, 81
West Twenty first Street. with bond of
$4,000. A
ALEX REIss-Judge Mack appointed
Max Lowenthai temporary receiver for
Alex Reiss, 1888 Broadway, with a bond
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
we're nled Yesterday in the United States
- Si1ss xusrlNoE sSSI.' CHEMICAL co. INC
Schedules Of Austinol Chemical Co. Ino
snow sn liabilities OF s%6.sse. OF which
s2s'sSa sz .va are ,n unsecured claims and a2.7sa
ss slo.ss%. OF which sees5 represents
deota due on open accounts and 81. 900
stock in trade. Frederic s. Marshel Ia ~
torney for the bankrupt
LILLIAN BORER--The schedules ~
william Borer. Of so West Twenty-fourth
Street show liabilities of ;sl,s2s. Of which
*e4,6A are unsecured claims. 3I.To secured
Grams ana 5000 notes and bills and asset.
OK $la.boo. OF which $500 represents stock
a. dah,. reds $500 machinery. etc. and 1890
is attorney for the bankrupt. 'o
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