The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

:, The following petitions in bankruptcy were
r Iilea Thursday IN the United States District
THE SERGAsTCHENKo BAI.IET-vo,un-
tary petition by Leo Price. also known as
Leo Sergastchenko, and Thomas Adams.
doing business as the Sergastchenko Ballet
1888 Broadway. who place their iiabi1i.,e.
at $3.50. OF which $1,000 are unsecured
claims and es40 wages, and assets OF $3.50.
chinery. tools, &c. and 500 books, prints
and pictures Edward J. Maroney Is attor-
ney for the bankrupts.
COALE q CO., INC.--Involuntary petition
against Coale & Co.. Inc. coal and coke
II stone street, on behalf OF three cred.
itors. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: T. Il. Poole, $3.50: Ltston-
burg Coal Mining COMPANY. sec, 900. pine
lfl Coal Company. 81 900. H. & L. Lesser
attorneys for the petitioners
NATHAN Observation-Disclosures petition
against Nathan Sheiner. also known az
Nathan Scheiner, merchant, 117T Boston
road. Bronx. in behalf of three credItors
Petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are: Yarn Clearing House S5as: Frank
i. Pels Company OF New York. s205. Yarn
Products Company. Inc, $154. Charles j.
GEORGE l.. OPPERMANN-volunta peti-
tion by George L. orpermann. office man
ager, 700 Sixth avenue, who places his
liabilities at S3.036. all unsecured claims
and assets at s53, OF which s4S IS cash II,
bank. James Taylor Lewis is attorney for
LEOPOLD BORAIr-voluntary petition by
Leopold Borai, usher and clerk, 90 West
Ninety-fourth street; who places his IabilI..
claims and $500 secured claims, and assets
Of ss, money In bank. Jacob NJ. Liebner
is attorney for the % 6ankrppt. y - ,.,
tary petition by Edmund w Nsnderpool
Jr, merchant. 80 Kelsey road. Poughkeep
ssie Vi Ths seId places n..,,1d his Liabilities q,
and S3IT secured claims. and asfets OF
ss5. OF which 81 Is stock n trade, $50 ma
chinery tools. &c. and $40 debts due on
A X Of
Poughkeepsie is attorney for the bankrupt.
EDWARD HARRISON POWER-fnvoluntar3
petition against Edward Harrison Power.
OH aud oil properties. 505 Fifth avenue on
behalf OF L. Frank Ouofy OF ST. Louis. who
claims xis7.si5. The alleged bankrupt ts
described H. the petition ns president OF the
Power Petroleum Trust Estate. W. Dlck-
son Cunningham, AZ Broadway, Is attorney
r. a PUTNAM d CO.. INC. involuntary
petition against r. a. Putnam Company.
Inc. importers and exporters. 20 William
Inc, who claims $4,000 saul :. Myers 60
Wall street, IL attorney for tho petitioner.
TfDEwATER coal EXcHANGE-Involun
tary petition against the Tideweter Coal
Exchange. an unincorporated company, an
association for controlling and expeditinr
the handling and transshipment OF coal al
Paince on behalf OF three creditors. The
petit'oning creditors and amounts claimed
are. New England Coal and Coke Com
pany, 800. GA; Seaboard By-Products Coke
| Company, s3o,74 Dexter and Carpenter,
Inc, SlIH,2bO. James u. Curtls ana Root,
| Clark, Buckner g. Howiand are attorney,
! for the petitioners
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
/ The following receivers IN bankruptcy were
appointed Thursday by Judge Hand in the
1 United states District Court
1 PERCIVAf WII,DS, temporary receiver for
The Automobile Sundres Company. Inc.
exporter automobile sundries and supplies,
~ walker street with bond of 81, 600
RUTH IEWINSON tvfnpUiar receiver for
Nathan Shelner, also known as Nathan
scheirer, general nr, AM embroidery store
1fTI Boston road, Bronx, with a bond oi
81 900.
/ WALTER H. BRYANT. temporary receiver
| for leo Price and Thomas Adams doin-
business as sergastcnenks Ballet with q
! bond o. $500.
WALTER POLLOCK, temporary receiver fot