New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yester lay in the United States
District Court:
LIPPMAN TRIMMING CO, INC.-An
Involuntary petition against the Lippmar
Trimming Co. INC. trimmings, o5 West
18th St. on behalf of H. Greenstein. who
claims s1.400
HERMAN LINRERN1AN--An involun
tary petition against Herman Lieberma |,
manufacturer Of waists. also trading as
the Forest Saw Mills lfacturing Co.
Of three CT editors. The petitioning credit =
ors and amounts claimed H. Gren-
stein. $50 Max G. Cohen. s52 Louis TO
scnberg. $50,
An involuntary petition against the Tn: ed
Hosiery Stores, Inc. jobber and retailer OF
IN erwear and Ct. yes Al Union Square. in
behalf of three creditors. Liabilities are
given $4,000 and assets SIS 900 Tho
petitionlng creditors and amor nts claimed
are: United Underwear Co, $500 Simon
Eantor $1,000; Sunrise knitting Milis
Inc $500.
OPLER BROS, Inc--An involuntary
petition against Qpler Bros, Inc. jcbbers
Of Of three creditors. Tne pettiening itsii credi-
tors and amounts claimed are Benjamin
Ledar.. Ssoo. Abraham E. Cohen, slol,
John O'Bren, $500.
FANCEl-L1 BROs.-An involunta ary Pc
tttion against Egisto G. and Alberto Fan
cell trading as Fancelli Bros, wholesale
% osanf am of'qSrs pr sHre CO
given AS about s2.ooo The petItioning
eredisorss ana amoun{S claimed are Frsnk
Thomas P Wallace, Inc. $3.50
WINNER HOSIERY CO. Inc.--An in
voluntary petition against the Winner
Hosiery CO., Inc, G. Worth street. on be
hlities are given as $4,000 and assets as
$1,000.
wATr.FRANKEN BRUNo-An in
NrTf
'2~uno, tracing Watt. Trank.n 4
Bruno. l29 Fifth Avenue on behalf Of
ties are given as 100000 and assets as
HYMAN Notwithstanding as Riggs
An Involuntary petition against Lyman.
West Twentieth Street, on behalf Of three
creditors. The petitionlng creditors and
MESSENGER. 1926; Aaron l.. Palmer. $500.
BERTRAND J. HARDER-An involun-
tary petition against Bertrand j. Harder,
lG broadway. on behalf Of three creditors.
as $4,000. The retitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are S. stlnlmel. $500, NJ.
kuakel, SITS. and A. Vogt. 49,
NEW YORK NOVELTY CoMPANY--An
Involuntary EDITION against the N. W York
Novelty Company, e neral merchandise, 62l
Broadway, in behalf OF three cr' ditors.
LIABILITIES arr give as SO 600 and asset :
amou rs claimed are Jacob Goldberg,
$500; Morris Steinmal, $1,000. and Isaac
r. Becker $500.
SUNRISE KNITTING MILLS INc.--An
'r-ol"ntar''. Dctition aGatrst The Sunrise
Knitting Mills Inc. johbers IN ladies un-
d rw'nr and gloves. A. Union Square on
hohalf OF the United I'nde wear Company.
which claims $500. Liabilities are given
sl5.ooO and assets as s9.5oo:
WALTER II. PEAL COMPANY inca
voluntary petition by the Walter H. Peal
Company. Inc. manufacturing OF ladies'
hats. 1877 Wooster STR ct. sirncd by r.
Howard Summons. vice president and score
tary who placed the liabilities at Sil,Sl0
al! unsecured claims, and assets at s5,775.
OF which 81 0no Ia machinery. tools. etc..
and 81 1775 stock In trade.
e BUNGE & ,CO.--An involuntary pc
titiou against Ernest Bunge. trading as
n. Bunge &. Co. stock brokers, a Broad
street on behalf OF three creditors Lila
biities are given as 5000. O0o and assets
as $50 600. The petiiionine creditors and
amounts claimed are r. w. Lewis $500 !:
Andre Pelligrini 81 400. l.. c. sIercken-
rath. $500. Myers g. Goldsmith are at
toIneys for tho petitioners.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court:
WARDD PLANO CO, INC..->Judge John
G. Knox appointed Franklin Taylor re-
manafaetursTs pt pianos, tss EAST, .stsh
KNOX appointed Frederick stiefel tenn :
porary recelvaT' for thu New York Novelty
ronpanv general merchandise GET
Brondrsy. With bond or $1,000
RmRT'R NNn I HAnDEH Judge KnoS