New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-28
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcv

the United states District Court we" yeste r"
HENRY sIMoNoFF & SONS An in
voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed
AGAINST Henry simonoft & Sons, manufac-
street, by H. and J. Lessor. attorneys of
n ScS Broadway. on behalf Of Robert ].
KRAMER & sCHoTT-An Involuntary
petition was filed against Kramer & schott.
Twenty-fourth Street. by Shame & Vein
rib. attorneys. of 2e9 broadway. on be-
half Of three creditors. The liabilities OF
assets as $3.50: A. Beiger asserts that
$4,000 is due him: r. Siegel claims s657
and l.. Zahn Is creditor to the amount of
AMERICAN COSTUME AND DRESS
Co:EAn Involuntary Petition was nsed
Company. Of lis West i've twenty fourth irsn
Street, manufacturer of dresses on behalf
Of three creditors. Isdor Nechin, who
who claims $50 Is due him and Samuel
Goldstein. as assignor of Jacob Simcon,
wh BrS 4 s1sStG sE fRf sSsis Maker
women's dresses at 1881 broadway. filed a
petition. He places his liabilities at so.63a.
The largest single debt Is a note held by
the Columbia Bank and Endorsed by Hy-
THE REPUBLIC DRUGGISTS syND1-
wooster Street. filed an Involuntary petit
tion. The liabilities are given as $4,000
eredor in sSe OF sesn1 Is
Stewart claims that $1.l0o and over is due
him. and L. Zahn is creditor for $40
Lift & SACHS manufa cturers at 1923
West Thirty-fourth Street involuntary
petition. The liabilities are given as
petitioning creditors are b. Garzina for
$1,000: j. Beck for $500 and Nathan Bur
Majestic DOLL CO.. 1Nc.-1nvolun-
ttary petition against the Majestic Doll Co.
I Wc;rr Of as Greene street. by Shame 4
with claim Of ssso. and r. siegel. who
claims 1852. Liabilities are given as $12.-
900 and assets as 700.
petition against the o. & S. Dress Co.. Inc,
manufacturers OF dresses and costumes, at
b ls wess BY Aaeh
who claims s5oS. and the Cairo Mills, Inc
claiming $3.50. Liabilities and assets are
not estimated
Assignments
THE MAJESTIC DOLL CO., INC
NJ Manufacturing dolls. at AZ Greene Street.
yesterday. assigned for the benefit of
creditors to Louis NJ: Picker. The COM
BENJAMIN KRAMER AND SOLOMON
at 1881 West Twenty fourth Street yes
terday assigned for the benefit of creditors
to BENJAMIN Siegel.
Hoffman & Co, mems hats and caps. at
2l3 Greene Street. yesterday assigned for
the benetit Of creditors to Adolph Waxen-
baum.
BARNARD KNITTING MILLS INC
Manufacturers and jobbers in sweaters and
knit goods. at 404 Fourth Avenue. assigned
for the benefit of creditors to Bertha Saltz-
stein. Morris D. Bredy and Jacob Kramer,
incorporated in 1919 Harry Levison is
president.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
~ OLD COLONY FOREIGN ,EXcHANcE
CO. of Boston-Judge Julius NJ. Mayer ap-
pointed Francis L. Kohlman ancillary re-
ceiver for the Southern District Of New
c9 wn o0ps of s2oo Of the qd
when receiver was appointed in Boston
Ap Ia TO- Assets t asgresatng Sl222S are
HENRY s1MONOFF & SONS - Judge
Mayer appointed Malcolm Sumner tempo
rary receiver for Henry Simonor &: Sons.
dress mfrs 40 West 28th ST. Liabilities
given as $4,000: assets. $4,000. Alyce E.
Dunn with claim Of sl.So2 is petitionng
SHOWS. LTD.-Judge Mayer appointed
Henry II. Kaufman receiver for SHOWS
appointed August a. who resigned yester-
JACOB ]. L1NDAu-Judge Mayer ap-
j. Lindau, trading as the American Cos
tune and Dress Company. 1ls West Twen-
ty-ninth Street with bond Of $4,000.
Samuel Godstein is the petitloning cred
ltOr.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedules In bankruptcy filed In the
United States District Court yesterday were
folOws:
FELDBAUM & MISUNDERSTANDING of
Feldbaum G. Spiegel. fur merchants at
l27 West Twenty-hfth Street. show liabili-
ties of s4S6,50s and assets Of s5l,S3S. Sc
RI Inns al
cured claims as $157.2 and notes and
bills which ought to be paid By other par
ties thereto as Sl31,797.
d. BITS due on OMEN accounts x2I az nd