New-York tribune., 1920-11-20

sh9 %s'' ssSs ninth hs street
and GerateIm sso2ss @ T. iVps silvep 6 Mosko-
wits Sn ere At aitorneys for the petitioner.,,
by Ell Abraham and II. King and Hal.dx
Halikman, trading as the King Tire c..
at "A West sixty third Street an. ana iss1
ss7310. of which $S0.7S6 are unsecured
claims, and assets at sl47.oS2 Of which
$4,000 Is stock in trade and s2o.l56 ar are
debts due on open accounts. Moses Alt
man Is attorney for the bankrupts
JEWELL ENCLOSING CO. INC. An
involuntary petition against the jewell
Embossng Co.. University Place. on be-
half of three creditors Petitioning credl- :
Campbell. $500; Madeline V. Campbell.
81, 800. and Arthur Kassei. $500. David $.
Elgot is attorney for the petitioners.
PHILIP SILVER--An involuntary petit
tion against Philip Silver, Jeweler. 1b4
East Houston Street. on behalf of three
creditors The liabilities given as
$1,000 and assets as $4,000. The petition
ing creditors and amounts claimed are:
Herman Mestel, $1S4. Samuel GinIDerg &
Son, 1,346. and Samuel 5. Meister Co., Inc.
S710. EngeJ Brothers are attorneys for the
petitioners.
PAILIP B, BRUCE-A voluntary petit
tion by Philip Il. Bruce. concert niger,
202 West l0Sd St. VINO places his liabilI-
ties at s42.576 all unsecured claims. and
assets at $5.90l, of whicn bills, prom issor y
notes and cash represent $1,000. the iarg
est creditors are Asa +. French, trustee.
Boston, 5000. and Ambrose j. Purcel Co.
CLINTON LEATHER GOODS STORE
An involuntary petition against Morris al
Rudolph Chaser, traains as the Clinton
-eather Goous a,ore, II and 10 Clinton st,
on benalf of three creditors Liabilities
are given as $1,000 and assets as $4,000.
airsc4 c4berg, szJ4; Bent Cohen, s224.
BESSIE SAKBONE-An involuntary pc
ajrS Ga rl,, han 1t
OF the prospect Mills. who claim $3.50.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
appointed yesterday in the Umtec
States district Court:
ABRAHAM REICH 6. NAT WEINSTEIN
Judge julius NJ Mayer appointed Ely
Rosenberg temporary receiver for a Abrahan
! 1zS West Twenty eighth Street. with 1
bond of $1,000.
/ WILLIAM GROHE-Judge Mayer ap
pointed Harold A. Content temporary re
! ceiver for William Grone. ladies' hats. 3,
West Filteth Street, with bond OF $500
KING TIRE CO.--Julge Mayer appointe,
B. w. b. Brown receiver for the King Fir,
Co., Al Vest Sixty-third Street. with
ed Cornelius Smyth receiver for PhiliI
Silver, jeweier. loi East Houston Street
with a bond OF $500.
| j. Nj. McDOW ELL, INC.-Judge Nave
appointed Leon Lauterstein temporary re
ceiver for j. NJ. Mcdowell. Inc, manu-
iacturer OF lamp shades, 212 East Forty
! second Street, with d bond of 5000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Tho following schedules in bankruptc,
were fled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
CHARLES MILLER-The schedules o
! Charles Miller. against whom d petition
Was hied on October u. show liza biities O
$ll,oos. of which s1l.1se are unsecuree
claims. and assets of 5000 all nlachiner.
and tools Lee IL. Burton is attorney TO
Tie bankrupt.
ROBERT GILCHRIST g. CO.-Schcdule.
Of Robert Gllchrist d Co., against wholr
a petition was filed July l3, 1920 SHOW
Liabilities of S4ol,Slo, ofewnich S2le.6
arc unsecured claims, S6g,198 securee
claims, Sl0638I accommodation paper ano
So AL notes and bills which ought to bt
PAID by others. and assets of $45J,2JU. ol
W..lcn slIo,52l represents machinery, tools
| etc; Sll5,a62 debts due open accounts
$4,000 real estate; So5925 stocAs an,
negotiable bonds, and S30,6l6. stock II
! trade.
CHINESE FUR IMPORTERS. INC. -
Schedules of the Chinese Fur importers
Inc, signed by Morris Steinberg, prcsident
against wnon a petition was filed OF
october Z, 1920, show liabilities of S2O7
9oY. OF which Sl43, 304 is Unsecured claim
| and $50, l75 secured claims, ana assets o
$37.S0S, of which $500 represents stool
in trade and $4,000 debts due on opel
accounts.