New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Montreal
Bid. A SIX.
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Tho petitions III bankruptcy flled yester-
day in the United States District Court
were as follows:
l. Berg &, son--1nvoluntary petition
against Israel and George Berg, dealers
In fCrs and skins. at AZ West Twenty ninth
Street In business as 1, Berg & Son. By
M0s @ f ama n f two onds ofhsf ere 6
nSd ths The s1at sysr
petitioning creditors.
lntner ( Eron'm-Involuntary Petition
EanS5 fTa assa3s Sshsn fn'ses fs and and s1r. Wa
Vest twenty ninth Street. as Intner &,
l'ronm, By Richman & Fellet and two
goods sold and delivered, H. & j J.
Lesser of 500 Broadway, attorneys for
pe;itionins creditors.
against LubalI,- Inc. dealers in suits ana
dresses, dresses, at 1567 Broadway. By Karp
to $500. The liabilities are $4,000 and
the assets are va lued Al $4,000. Zalkin
& Cohen. Of 4a Broadway, attorneys for
ton against Joseph and Morris Kaminsky.
Bros. at "a East Twenty first street. By
goods sold and delivered The lisbilties iiiG les
amount to $1,000 and the assets are val
ued at $1,000. Shaim & Weinish, of 299
!lonsr: Ira " Vote, an aocountanp s"i mt pe,5 Of
d WILLIAM n. CARPENTER--In a vol
vn}ary petition winiam y. CARPENTER. Of
8 Iynwood Road. SCarsdale, n. Y. and in
business at 1875 William Street this city
gives liabilities OF s13,794 unsecured. with
aSss assess Edt 9f f4SS M on depost in banks He
$4,000 on a mortgage of Liberty Street.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The receivers in bankruptcy appointed
yesterday in the United states District
Court were as follows:
Intner & Fromn1---Judge Knox appointed
ADDISON 5 Pratt as receiver for Intner &
Fromm' fnrriers, at ~ Vest Twenty ninth
biltties of the firm are approximateIy M leI
$50 ooo and the assets are worth over
triangle Steamship Company. Inc
Judge Knox appointed Maurice r David
sn1, son as receiver for the Trangle Steamship
wGmpsnB w5n Bond ins sf s55odo Of . Whitehall Street
Lubali, Inc.-Judge Knox appointed d
benjamin T. De Witt receiver for Lu-
osli. lnC, at 1857 Broadway. with a bond
GILBERT & FR1EDLAND 1NC-Judge
Knox appointed John L. Iyttle as receiver
at 252 West Forty-s sixth Street. With a
bond of $4,000. The assets, which include
ROYALTIES and rights to publish certain
songs are worth bout $4,000
kNlCkERBOCKER PANTS CO-Judge
Knox appointed Samuel He7shenstetn a .
receiver +; for or; the knitkerbocker Pants Com
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FL, with bond of $500
kAM1NSkY BROS,-Judge Knox ap-
pointed George w Cline as receiver for
kaminsky Bros. jobbers in silks, at 81
East Twenty first Street, with a bond of
$1,000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The schedules in bankruptcy filed yes
terday in the United States District Court
were follows
William A. Loescher Schedules Of Will
lam A. Loescher, meat dealer at Harrison,
N j., who was adiudicated a bankrupt
on October 25 last, SHOW liabilities Of
Ss,s6s' with assets of SS,675, which in
ciuoe two life insurance policies for 81 900
Charles F, Dalton, OF Port Chester \. Y.
attorney for the bankrupt.
Receiver in Equity
In an equity suit brought by tho Resort
Hotel Company, a New Jersey corporation.
Judge John 9. Knox appointed Albert B.
rory as receiver for Jacobs Restaurant
Inc. at 1850 Broadway with a bond Of
slo'o0o He was authorized to continue
the business. The assets, consisting of
stock. fixtures and accounts recrivahIe q ra
valued at SIS. 900. The claim of the Re-
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