The New York herald., 1921-01-06
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

business / rOuDleS
PETITIONS IN BANKKRUPTCY.
I The following petitions IN bankruptcy were
filed Wednesday in the United States Dis
trict Court:
Involuntary petition against the ST. Claire
cafeteria, Inc, restaurant and lunch room,
10 Fulton street. In behalf OF three cred.
assets as $4,000 The petitioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: Marcia Silbert.
SioO Murray HIN Paper and Restaurant
supply Company. $s7, and Ajax $. l.. & L.
S. Company. Inc, s46. Leon Dashen is at
torney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against the Berth
Clothes Shop, Inc mems clothing 1868
broadway, in behalf of three creditors. LA
btities and assets not given. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Joseph
! Beitcher, $53S: Grossman Turkel. $236,
and Joseph Elstein son. $780, Gobel &
Brand are attorneys for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Benedict Hy
mowitz, electrical supplies. o West Third
street, in behalf of three creditors. Liabili
ties and assets not given: The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed Samuel
Abramowitz. $500: Oscar I. Judelsohn, s2o4
and David Bernstein $i2 Herman G.. Rob-
bins is attorney for the petitioners.
c,oas ,W9sntay petition By w.! samuel stecSe
street, who ho plaees Sls his abites at s. os5
of which $G9s6 are unsecured claims, and
assets az $l025, OF which $500 is stock in
debts due on open accounts. II. J. j.
Lesser are attorneys for the bankrupt
Involuntary petition against solomon ltO1I-
man and Sigmund Rubin. trading as Hoff-
man & Rubin. furs. 115 West Twenty y-ninth
street. In behalf of three creditors. Liabili-
ties not given, and assets are given as
$4,000 The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are H.. Posner. 81 600: NJ
Elias. $500, and Harold l.. Klein $3.50
Rosenthal Heermance are attorneys Tor
the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
| The following schedules in bankruptcy we're
| filed Wednesday in the United States Dis
trict Court:
Schedules OF the Dluzo Waist Company
! Inc, 306 Fifth avenue, show liabilities of
and assets of S10.400. of which $4,000 is
stock in trade. SO. 900 debts due In open ac-
81 500 DEPOSITS s of money in bank and eIse
where. S. l. Hartman and Louis Lande are
attorneys for the bankrupt.
Schedules of Weinberg & Goodfin by Abra-
ham Weinberg against whom petition was
| filed November D. 1920 show liabilities of
$20+, ,70l, of which $64 227 are unsecured
claims. SOS ,647 secured claims. and sci ,s17
! notes and bills, and assets of $50, $50, of
which $4,000 is real estate, $4,000 stock In
| trade and 81 800 machinery, tools. &c. Zalkin
Cohen are attorneys for the bankrupts.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
| The following receivers in bankruptcy
We're appointed Wednesday in the United
Judge Augustus N Hand appointed Frank
/ Allaine receiver for julius Ulman Co.,
Inc, with n bond of $1,000.
temporary receiver for the Hopewell
dresses, 81 West Twenty-fourth STREET, with
Judge Hand appointed Rice p. Davidson
! receiver for Max Salmowitz. against whom
a petition was filed November L. 1920, with
a bond of So .O00
Judge Mayer appointed Arthur NJ. King
| temporary receiver for the Premier En-
| The petition for receiver, dated November
| 16. 1920. made by DR.. Henry Bufnham:
Wallace & Gale Company. who claims $4,000.
| The petition states that the alleged bankrupt
has been in difficulty for some time. and
has recently closed its offices, but has
contract TO heat the torpedo plant at Alex
andria. Va, which is substantially com
pleted, and there is now due from that Job
Judge Hand appointed Walter L. Bryant
temporary receiver for the ,Ioeta YANKEE fhSto nc
certain motion picture play. called ''Headin'
Home" with Babe Ruth as the star,
The petition states that the only asset of
| the alleged bankrupt consists OF the mega
toner is Everett j. Kinney, VINO claims
50, 900.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Ben Hymowitz. electrical contractor. at
0 West Third street. has assigned for The
benefit of creditors to Aaron l.. Palmer.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
! The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of the
| debtor:
BERRY. Harold RE. Brown 81 ,39l 80
! SANF-E o. O'Brien 265.64
! BRILLIANT, Joseph D.-Peopes
Bank and Trust Co. OF Passaic' oso m
BEcKMAN' E Frederick, and John
Observation-Disclosures Plan Co,
New YORK. ........-...... .....s... i-'oV
BAGwELL. william, Catherine
same nseen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. anu '."..o 1880
Daasn' aanh i.ou, .'..'.'......... 5i2o2
Cadiliac Motor car Co........... 1866
Render. costs i'''-',' ......... 49, 1O2 40
BENSON, Henry--J. d. Lipkins... 32642
BENSON, Herbert gdn.-H. Beh-
pERGrR EnI-S Sarasohn ct al. 30305
ten tensten tell ...eo 1870
DGSG field ct pIL' al. ..'...'........... - 80 55777
BECKER, Ambrose F.-M. +.
Burns observation-disclosures. J1@,.o
sAME-Burns Bros. os................. 27022
BETvTs. Elmer H.-Jaburg Bros. 224.07
CURLEY, Helen, and stephen
Peluso-Morris Plan Co., New
CARROLL, Pierre G-S Joseph. 1911
COYLE, Ocea I.-R. DE Caybus.. lI1.tO
CONNOR David N. and Edward
j. Byrne-Morris Plan Co. New
York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. li-,oU
Avenue % railway CO., costs..... 1iG.45
CUNNINGHAM. Joseph P.-Con-
tractors Trading CO., IDc........ 1879
DELAHoYDE. William T-C. v -
al .................. 257.4o
Greenberg ct al. ................. 1870
EDWARDS. Sarah M.-Scruggs,
co ra'''ei 49, ...'......'........ a1e SO
I,SI Err I,ewis-J j. Mccarthy. 1y20J
FRANK f.. CAMpBELL, THE Ft,-
Ea@r e''e..'............ 645.41
ETTZGERAI,D I,eo-I. De Costa. 245 20
FRIEDMAN. Hyman-M. Wertzen:. l2O.60
GLASSNER, Harry, and Benjamin
Lehrer (Glassner Lehrer)-S
Schwartz ct al.................. l'2.2-
GREENBAUM. Edward-H. L. ~
s,oek tf i',' '...'............... $3.50
GERSrNER, .Hynan--S. kanner.. 1,j9J.l0
G;eIler & Ennis)~I. Singer. 512.4s
HUGHES, Edw.; George Lord and
Nm. Murphy-Morris Plan Co.,
HESS. Alexander-S T. Wall..... 3.144.2T
HERZOG, Max-P. q. Mena ct al. 6.OII.Oo
81 Corr. ..'................... f4o.7e
HENDERSON. Lester R.-M. Hoyt. 1868
JACOB RIJPPERT--J Weiiand... 100000
Nc6 CO. rssI,i fnc.nJ' Gcrson. ........D. 33o.s7
Commission '..i..............'.s. @ $4,000
KIRSIIBERG, III m n; Mary
kershberg, John ID. McCrackeu
and Samuel Pollack-Morris Plan
c.. n. I...................... ll2.OV
EAptAN john Pomerantz ct al. s3o. 20
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