The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Saturday In the United States District
Court
Involuntary petition against Louis Haber
leather goods. 101 West Forty-fourth street,
in behalf of three creditors. Liabilities ana
assets not given. The petitiontng creditors
and amounts claimed are II. Ruchman, S14J'
Benjamin Grabisch. 1926, and Joseph Wal
lerstein, 1921. Samuel n. fisherman Is at
torney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against +. Spiegel
Dupuoy, Inc, leather. 80 Spruce street on
behalf OF three creditors. Liabilities are
given S450,O00 and assets as nominal
$3.50, 600 but actually about $ioO,OOo: The
pettioning creditors and amounts claimed
are Morris Hess CO.. Inc. So,lo3; LOUIS
Rothberg. 81 900, and Charles r.. Hip, 81 ,4o4
Olcott, Bonynge, MacManus and Ernst are
attorneys for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against lsadore Buchs-
baum and Bene Newitz, trading as Buchs-
baum & Newitz, furs and skins, 3l3 Seventh
avenue, in behalf of three creditors. LA
bnities and assets not given. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed T. Sas-
law, s., 000 +. Freedman. $1,000, and Is. X.
Jacoby. 500. Silver Moskowitz are attor-
neys for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Simon Cold
stein and Louis Conner. trading as Goldstein
e. Conner. contractors, 143 West twenty
ninth street. on behalf of r. e. Gould. VINO
claims 81 obs. Liabilities and assets not
given. Archibald Palmer is attorney for the
petitioner.
49,
William BRAKEMAN. trading as Nj. Drachman
& Son. jobbers in silks. 1874 Fourth avenue.
in behalf of b. ,siegel who o claims si,o ot.
as 5000. Shame & Weinrib are attorneys
for the petitioner.
Involuntary petition against the Alkay Ion
and Toy Company. Inc, 20 West Houston
street, on behalf of three creditors. Liapli-
tiles are given as 500 900 and assets as
amounts claimed are Samuel Ulensky, 81 500 !;
Samuel Hochsten. $685., and Meyer Lapln-
sky, Si,571. Abraham b. Albert Is attorney
Involuntary petition against Samuel Lond-
ner Leo Miller and Isador FEEDER, trading as
Londner, Miller FEEDER, furs and skins. 2o'
Seventh avenue, in behalf of three creditors.
Liabilities and assets not given The petl-
tionng creditors and amounts claimed are
II. Freedman. 81 .o19; T. saslaw. 81 OH. and
r. r. Jacoby, 81 900. Silver Moscowiz are
attorneys for the petitioners.
Voluntary petition by the Aetna export
Sales Corporation, domestic ana iore,sn
manufacturing, 291 Broadway, which places
it's liabilities at S21 .S12. of which $1O3os
il unsecured claims and $3.50 accom-
mediation paper, and assets at So,ios' o,
which S5,2i0 IS unliquidated claims anu
81 O96 debts due in open accounts. Enos
Throop Geer Is attorney for the bankrupts.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed Saturday in the United States District
Court,
Schedules of Harris Suskind. furs, 104 West
Twenty eighth street show liabilities Of Sl54,-
O46, OF which $97 .0s5 are secured claims,
$4,000 unsecured claims and Sl6,oo6 notes
and bills and assets OF 1851 ,3S1. OF which
$500 Is stock in trade, $i4,950 unliaudated
claims and Sl35, 4G5 and other personal prop
erty. Morris Wolf is attorney for the DanS-
Schedules of william T. Gottlieb. 40 West
Thirtieth street, show liabilities OF s3s,e2l !,
OF which S3s, 49, are unsecured claims, ana
assets OF S13352 of which $7,s52 are debts
due on open accounts. $4,000 stock in trade
and 81 500 machinery: tools &C. Louis Dort-
man is attorney for the bankrupt.
Schedules of the Capitol Textile Company:
Inc. o15 Fourth avenue. show liabilities or
si4. 1923. OF which S14.S0S are unsecured
claims. and assets OF 81 400. of which $1,000
Is stock in trade and $500 machinery. tools.
&c. Gallatin & Upton are attorneys for the
bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday in the United states DIS
Judge Julius NJ. Mayer appointed Harry N.
VESSEL. and Francis L. Kohlman receivers
for T.. Spegel Dupuoy, Inc, leather, %
snruce street, with Joint bond OF $4,000.
Judge Mayer appointed Nathan Perrin tenn.
porary receiver for Aaron. William and
samuel Reichbart. trading as A. Reichpart
& Son. fur dealers. against whom n sd don
was filed November 90, with bond or S3.Ov,'
Judge Mayer appointed Charles 4. David,
son Temporary receiver for Abraham ana
simon I.lchtenthal. trading as A. ana >;
Iichtenthal. manufacturing furriers' zo'
Seventh avenue. with n bond OF Sl,ooo'
ASSIGNMENTS.
soloroon Koufnan and Joseph Rosenberg.
who compose the firm OF kani i 1 noren-
berg. dealers in metals at 29o4 Park avenue,
Saturday assigned for the benefit OF creditors
10 Max Cederbaum. -
Touis Haber dealer in bags and leather
yoods nj fOi West Forty-fourth street, has
assigned for the benefit OF creditors 10 Arcni-
bald Palmer. ,,aa-
r,aGar doing business under the firm name
"a 7 ondner Miller & FEEDER. dealer In furs
ana skins AZ 2eT Seventh avenue. assigned
for the benefit Of creditors to harry os'er-
Rubin siskin. trading as r. Siskin q Co..
wnollen and cotton rags, at 254 South street,
has assigned for the benefit OF creuitors u
benjamin Abrams.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
Tho following Judgments were filed satur-
day. the first name being that OF the debtor o
Bloom. Murray-W. ], Monaghan Sooo'
Bennett. Charles and Edwin tbeh- ,-o ~
nett Bros M. Rosen. 1870. l'-'%'
Czerho- siovals Commercial Corp, OF a., 90
America-w. II. witt ........ .lh ,si4.Oa
Duplex. symphonic TalkinE Ma va na n
I'eodou9; Sep u pe,ser 81 a.. 7aot6
r,o,,itv oil Corp.-swan & Finch Co. l. 06i .05
fF Torn costS ....a'...........e 1885
Hsg grt; Motor Trucking Co. Inc.
~. spe'lacv, admx.. COSTS. , l9'a ~
T.oah T"~f'-M WaNe~. ........... UtO ~
r,1Tr NJ rbcrt-K Wilnore ct al. $50. 20
LS corn maN--.A'' ....'.......... 7s3.45
Lf nsm costs, te''............ 1880
McWhirter. Alexander. and Henry
WI "''''"'' - 13445
Mckee John-M. j. CLARK. ...... s,44o,2o
N "a ,ysni and Hotel co........... 4so. "a
Nnrd Deutsch ms Co OF Hamburg.
(,erfua 1y--T. Abraham ct al, costs l4o.vu
oT P5nt de Temours 3 Co.......,.. 1.iso.4a
l'9 SsrsSr asset NATURALIZATION. ieo4 2754i
i'i araa; Ir'' ................ s.4eo n
pvbin. 1Iyman-D. Coulter et all. 3T3.5c
Rubin. Thomas--Capitol Woollen
pocE;wood. NASH. w. clark. Jr. 5,444.4l
Sp MONT Co. Inc. ............... 172.2C
" r,onds ',................. fo3.4a
BRONX.
Bloom Niurroy-w. J. Monaghan. $500 q
b9 p 1'ysy oc.1 o'.1'...... eas. 70
Kolsin, Jacob--A White. ......... s6.se
Miner. Arthur T.-west i90,h street -
Corp. .............s,....t... 'o.OV
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
Tie first name Il q at OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
"a. ieis. Observation-Disclosures. S1,oo5.'g
Sutton George II. and Samuel t.
Citizens Central Nat. Bank of n.
r.; June 3. 1913 cancelled 80. i,o2o .es
same-same; Juno 3, 1918 (can-