The New York herald., 1921-03-01

bilities are given as 500 900 and assets
$4,000. Petitionlng creditors and amounts
claimed are: Jules Mendel. l,Tl; =. II
Calcott Co., 81 .235 NJ. Fisher Sons
Co, s2,62s. Edward +. Sobel attorney Tor
the petitioners
THE BINGER COMPANY, Involuntary petit
tion against the Binger Company, adver-
tising. i3 West Thirteenth street. IN behalf
OF three creditors Liabilities are gwen
as s3oO,ooo and assets as S2oOVp Peu-
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are
William Berg. 81 400. Andrew G. tIonmei,
$i,250: Patti rson Typewriter Company
s42. Hays, Hcrshfieid & Wolf attorneys for
the petitioners.
NORRIS KRINskY. voluntary, by Morris
Krinsky, manager OF cigarette factory. 29'
West End avenue, who places MS iiaoil-
ties az about $I3 200. All accommodation
IN paper and assets given as unknown.
Frederick Klein attorney for the bankrupt.
KICE SERVICE, INC. involuntary, against
the K.ce Service, Inc. 80 East Twen,y-
third street. in behalf OF three creditors,
petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are Underwood Typewriter Company, Naop
y. II. Ahrend Company, S3os' ChAries I
Hubbs Company. $500. Greenoaunl, Noi *
Hurd are attorneys for petitioner
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed Monday in the United States District
Court: "a
West Twenry- -first street. Liabilities, sle,-
s43. OF which $lo,1TS are unsecured claims
and 81 $50 secured claims. and assets ~
$s.2l2. Of which $3.50 is stock ~ sranr; az ~;
S432s machinery tools. &C, and s2,f4-
debts due In open accounts. William y.
Altman attorney for the baukrupts.
ALEXANDER HINCHUK co. INC. agalnst
whom q petition was filed January ~,
1921. Liabilities sls3.i65. Of which So ~
are unsecured claims and Sse.iS6 secures
claims, and assets OF si9I SCI, OF wnich
S1s4, 400 is stock in trade. sl2,5So unliqel-
dated claims and 5000 machinery, tools, sc.
Robert G. 3irkhahn. attorney Tor the oahA-
rupt. ...t
ERNEST RUNGE. against whom a petition
was filed December 20. 1920. Liabilities;
Sa7o .349 of which s116.9T4 are unsecured
claims and S95,2ao secured claims. ana a.
sets Of sii7s sTs, OF which slio'a.s rspre, pm
sents debts due on open accounts and S2,aOD
deposits Of money in banks or eisewnere'
Ocott. Bonynge. McManus Ernst attor-
news for the bankrupt
CHESTER CLOTHES, INC, against whonl
petition was filed February y lS-l. LA
billties s3a3,7tl Of which S3o3. .2o are re IN,
secured claims, and assets OF sas1' @ ~, oo o.
which s212 .602 IS stock in trade, Sss,3al
machinery, tools &c. $1,000 carriages ana
other vehicles and 81. 100 deposits or money
in bank. Max L. Sanders attorney for the
bankrupt
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Monday by Judge AIanton In the
United States District Court:
THE BINGEE ECOMPANY--Jeremiah r. Con-
nor, receiver for the Binger Company. ad-
vertising, iS West Thirteenth street, with a
bond or $4,000
NATIONAL DRUGGISTS SUPPLY CO. INC
-Myles Puroin, temperoary receiver Tor the
National Druggists Supply Co, Inc. jobber
and importer OF drugs. 2as Broadway with
bond of $500
SHEER. INC.-Thomas III. Matters, Jr., tenn
porary receiver for Sheer, Inc. merchant
tailor, t50 West Fortyfifth street, with a
bond OF $500.
JACK NJ. GRAY-Nncent Follman. tempor.
airy receiver for Jack NJ. Gray. trading as
the Gem Specially Co., hardware and elcc-
trical supplies, 2122 Amsterdam av, with
bond OF $500
DIAMOND FUEL CoMPANY-John b. john
ston. receiver for the Diamond Fuel Com
pany. % West Forty-third street. with a
bond Of 500 900.
3. AND O. DRESS Co. INC.-Thomas II
Matters, Ir. temporary receiver for the
v. and o. Dress Co. Inc, dresses, 2ls
West Twenty seventh street. with a bond Of