New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

werc flied yesterday in the United states
District Court:
IRVING cANTon-.\n Involuntary pen-
i6l Madison street. on behalf OF throe
creditors. The petitionins creditors and
ano,unt. claimed are: David lleberman
Samuel Cantor. $3.50
CENTRAL MERCHANDISE CO. -A An
snvolnntary petition against the Central
Merchandise Co.. iobbers in general mer-
ehsndise. 81 Canal Street, ON behalf of
Jacob c. kaompfcr who claims 800.
SAMUEL sHANF1EID--A voluntary PC
tition by Samuel Shanhcld, of 926 Southern
Boulevard. tho Bronx. who places his. lia-
bilities at $1,000. Of W hich $500 arc
secured claims ana S2,590 arc unsecured
claims and assets at s12S5, of which
$1.l00 are debts due on open accounts. ana
$lio property in -temaindcr- RcVcrsion
Trust Co.
n e. SUPERIOR & co.-An involuntary
business as y. E. superior & Co. iobber
In silks and woolcns. "a East twenty first
street. on behalf Of three creditors Liza
t!lties are given upward Of 500 600.
The petitionlng creditors and amounts
fsarmed psrn n:.ra,, are: Waliam e. mill s$l+s
Bank Of lsoston. sG.Ges '''''''
uARRY LOVETT--A voluntary petition
oy Harry Lovett. OF 10G West Thir,e'h
Street. who places his liabilities at $l.o2s,
MOE BROzEN-An Involuntary petition
against Moe Brozen. furs. 3G59 Rroadway.
81 600.
JOSEPH KLEIN-An Involuntary pcti-
tion against Joseph Klein. diamonds and
Jewclry. 800 Fifth Avenue on behalf Of
three creditors Th" pettionns creditors
and amounts claimed ave James J. Loeb &
Il7;; Rro; ss72; rstsr e. sislind slls. and
STESSEL &, SELLER - An Involuntary
petition against samuel Stessei and Louis
p. seller trading as Stessel & Seller. gar
ments. 80 West Twcnty-ninth street on
OenHt Sc,.ts
at $4,000. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are II. posncr, S419. and
Il. Freeman. s2.S99
I. STEINBERG G sON-An involuntary
petition against isaac and Moses Sto.nbcrg.
trading as !. Stcinbcrg & Son, jobbers in
ak, al 50 East Twenty-first Street. on behalf
$500 and assets as $4,000. The pctition-
ing creditors and amounts claimed are
KAUFMAN Bros, S653; j. e. Rothschild $50,
ano Barnet pldelman. So.
NATlONAL TIRE AND NUlCANIZlNC;
CONF fANl voluntary petition by
PANEL II. Tucker; doing business as the
- Warburton Avenue. Yonkcrs who places
his liabilities g, S7.5SS. Of which s4.7oo
ere ere, secured claims ana $9,s3s unsecured
claims. and assets At 81. t.52S. of which 500
etc, and sl.l5o other personal property.
nsl TRANK IA INA. MATrTccI An involuntairy
2095 Second Avenue. ON behalf OF thrcc
creditors. The petlionns creditors and
amounts claimed arc: s. Hcttino. $500;
Joseph yccelli. $500 sna Alfsonso Sinis-
calchi. $500
WILLIAM scuHNKrN 4 voluntary
petition by William Schonker. rnanufac-
Iweidth Street places his liabilities at
s;.;s' sIolss' q which >l.9so are secured
assets at 500. 500, all stocks. ncrotiahl,,
bonds. etc. The petition states mat s39,-
ZOO or the assets is capital stock in tho
Wtlsch Machine and Specially Company
al CT Of . l,,
l-Let Manufacturing Company both at
POS East Twelfth Street. tho latter boin,
WlLSCH MACHINERY AND SPE-
C1AI.TY COMPANY INC-A Voluntary
sstiiion by the Milsch alachinery and
Street, William Schenller president who
places the liabilities at s9639e, Of which
sl5.429 arc secured claims Sa,s5s nnse-
cured claims, Si0.5p0. accommodation
paper and s6.ss2, notes and hiils: ana
assets. s3S.9o+. Of which $4,000 arc d~b'
tools, etc. and s2.75S. bills, prolnissory
notes and securities.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules i'm banltrup.cy
wsre NED yesterday in the United States
,ABRAI1AM WErsGoLD- schedules
of Abraham Wcissod; against whom
pst,tion Tss VA. tilod on ,Nooyemher i9. 1920
claims, and assets OF $500, OF which $500
IS stock in trade.
i;rNDN SltlN Mll.LS--Ih hc schedules Of
SoHy Bronstcin and Morris IIopmevr
trading as the Lenox SILK Mills. against
whom a petition WAS filed on October !
!g2o show liabilities Of SS5,44o. OF which
sAse9 are unsecured claims. and slo.35O
accornlnodation paper; and assets Of :3s.
+36. Of which 81. 2Gl ado debts due on opcn
accounts: s3,s75 htnery. tools, etc
and $4,000 stock in hands IL receiver.
Assignments
I MOE BROHEN, retail furs at 1863
Broadway, assigned for the bencat Of
creditors to Frank +. Bergenfcld. OF 299
broadway.
JACOB FINkEI. STE1 N-Tradinc as In
dia Rubber Company, raincoats, at East
Ninth street. assigned for the benefit of
creditors to Lawrence Ecrensou. Of o.
William street
SAMUEL SEWITCB. shoes. at 1916 St
Nicholas Avenue, assigned for the benefit
OF creditors to Alexander Bcrnard!k OF