The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were
filed Monday In the United States District
MAX Observation-Disclosures petition against
Max ulaner, retail furniture. 32Il Sd av.,
behalf Of three creditors. Petttioning
creditors and amounts claimed n.
Freedman. $ls6. 7. Saslan, $50; Il. Nathan.
S23S. Silver & Moskowitz are attorneys
for the petitioners.
against Josephine and Anthony Giordano.
trading as j. G.. Giordano & Son, retail fur
nture. s. Thompson ST., on behalf of
four creditors. The petitionng creditors
and amounts claimed are: Union Gable
and Spring Co.. Inc, S10o: Western Metal
Bed Co.. Inc, sl5s Klein & schaffer.
$i20 Mack Bnsky, 1851. Alexander Levine
is attorney for the petitioner.
MORRIS SHEIDLOWER-An involuntary
petition against Morris Sheidlower. jewelry,
20 Chrystie st. on behalf OF three creditors.
Petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are: Samuel Kasminsky. $500; Louis Cohn,
sSls. Moses u. Wallach, Sats. Prince &
GUEDALIA Co.-Involuntary petition
against Guedlla & Co., manufacturers of
cigars, 403 East slxty-second street. on
behalf of three creditors; The petiiioning
creditors and amounts claimed Joei
Del Monte. $l5s; Philip Q. Vieser. $500.
Frank 7. Callahan. s4oo H. j. j.
BROWN & KLIoN--Involuntsiy petition
against Irving Brown and Samuel klion;
trading as Brown Kiion. tobbers. OF
three creditors The petitioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: Abraham Wein-
stein, $1,000; Abraham Godstein, 81 900
Minnie odes, 81 500 Alex s. Marcuson is
attorney for the petitioners
LYsTER CHEMICAL CoMPANY-Involun
tary petition against the Lyster Chemical
Company. 81 Broadway, on behalf OF three
creditors. The pe;itioning creditors and
amounts claimed are New Jersey Engi-
NJ j., 81 ,e36: Floyd II. Crane, Passaic,
y. j.. S21o: Aterite Company, Inc. Pater-
son. N. j.. $3.50. John PAUL IS attorney
EBEN L. BALL-voluntary petition by Eben
l.. Ball. leather merchant, $50 William
street. who places his liabilities at $l0.eI1
all unsecured claims. and assets at x2l ,oOi
unliquidated claims. Harrington, Bingham
{ Engler are attorneys for the bankrupt;
ABRAM HOWSKY-Involuntary petition
against Abram Rathowsky, furs and skins.
435 Fifth avenue. on behalf of three cred
tors. The petitioning creditors and and
I. Saslau. 5000; D. r. Jacoby, SILL Silver
& Moskowitz are attorneys for the peti-
MAX LEvINE-voluntsry petition by Max
Levine, shipping clerk. % East 1lstn
street, who places his liabilities at $S9S.
all unsecured claims, and no assets.
Israel Ben scheiber is attorney for the
SIDNEY MosLER-voiuntar petition by
Sidney Mosler living at 1925 Howe avenue.
Bronx. formerly in the ladies' furnishing
business under the name OF Royal shop. al
places his liabilities at s4.453, all un-
secured claims. and assets. Israel Ben
Scheiber Is attorney for the bankrupt
PHILIP DE LEON-Involuntary petition
against Philip De Leon. trading as the
Star Leather Company, manufacturer OF
sweat bands. 2o6 Wooster street. on be
half Of three creditors. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Co
lumbia Kid Leather Manufacturing Com
pany Inc, $751;; Samuel FREEMAN, Sfl6
s. Messenger. $3.50. Herman G.. Robbins is
attorney for the petitioners.
BEHOR AROCHAS-Voluntary petition by
Rehor Arochas, retail grocer. 80 East il9th
street. who places his liabilities at S2.s16
all unsecured claims, and no assets. Max
well Lustig Is attorney for the bankrupt
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Tuesday by Judge Hand IN the
United States District Court
AUGUST1N DERBY receiver for William
Rome manufacturer OF furs. 63 East Ninth
st. with bond OF 81 900
AUGUSTIN DERBY receiver for Max
Irlander, furniture dealer, 327i Sd av..
with a bond Of 81 600. Liabilities are
estimated at $4,000 and assets at 81. 900.
for Joseph Schwartz and Solomon Shapiro.
trading as Schwartz Shapiro, candy and
confectioneries. 225 East 1921 St. with a
bond of 81 COO
RICHARD o. SMITH temporary receiver for
Samuel Rothenberg, gents furnishings and
notions, 436 East Eighty-sixth ST.. with
bond of 81, 900.
BERTHA REMBAUGH. temporary receiver
for Morris Sheidlower. jewelry. 55 Chrystie
street, with n bond OF 81 600.
ASSIGNMENTS.
J. GIORDANO & SON. dealing in furniture
NJ s5 Thompson street, Tuesday assigned
for the benefit of creditors to G. Edward
Benot. The partners are Josephine Gior-
dano and Anthony Giordano