The New York herald., 1921-02-10
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUprCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy we're
filed Wednesday in the United States Dis
HYGRADE wooLEN cOMPANY-Involun-
tary. against Abe Cohen, trading as the
Upgrade Woolen Company. woolen goods )
Delaney street. Petitioning creditors and
amounts named are: s. Steinberg, 500:
friedman Brothers, $3.50, and l.. Itzkowitz
s.. 900. Emanuel Schwengeib attorney for the
INDEPENDENT CABINET COMPANY,
INC.-lnvountary. against the Independent
Cabinet Company, Inc. II East Forty second
sets $4,000. Petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: Geller & Akabas, $50;
Charles S. Weiss, $50. and Frank c. Cozens
$3.50. David W. Kahn attorney for the petit
EUREKA LIGHTING SUPPLY COMPANY.
INC.-Voluntary; the Eureka Lighting Sup
Bowery, who place their liabilities at sia .s77,
OF which $ii.97T are unsecured claims, and
assets of S6,55l of which $1,000 is stock in
debts on open accounts. Nathaniel Phillips
attorney for the bankrupt.
CONTINENTAL. CANDY CORPORATION
Involuntary. against the Continental Candy
mercantile pursuits, $40 Claremont avenue
Petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
Cha Chase National Bank. $50 ooo ans F.rst stY Na
tional Bank OF Chicago, $780, 900. Rosenberg,
Ball Marvin attorneys for the petitioners.
@ GEORGE H.. MEh,EREinvoluntary, LEI r against Is
Meyer, trading as George Meyer. manufac-
turer OF automobile bodies. 1918 Second ave-
nue.: PetitionWlng creditors creditors and amosnts .snt
Liberty Radiator Company, 1854 and Broad
way Auto Radiator and Electro Company,
seS7. Maurice B. Rich attorney for the peti-
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court:
HERMAN G.. RAFALOwSKY. clothing. 500
Broadway. Liabilities $11 ,239 all unsecured
claims; assets sol. OF which $1,000 is
stock In trade and 800 debts due In open
accounts. John T. Longhran attorney for
the bankrupt.
A. & c. BINDING Co.-schedules of Abra-
ham Ashkenazy and Morris Cohen, trading
as A. & c. Binding Coz, manufacturers Of
bindings and jobbers in silk and cotton
goods. 1s9 West Twenty fourth street. Liza
assets 1888, of which 1000 is stock in
trade, $1,000 machinery, TOOLS &C., and
$l,5Os debts due on open accounts. Ret
GORAYEB, KABA & CO.--Schedules of Philip
and Jamil Gorayeb and Ella Kaba. trading
as Gorayeb. Kaba Co. 81 Washington
street. Liabilities $12. .153. of which $t1,T74
are unsecured claims, and assets of $12,544.
OF which $500 Is stock in trade, 1870 ma
chnery, tools. &c. and $s.6GS debts due on
open accounts. Max E. Sanders attorney
for the bankrupts
MIDWEST BRASS AND COPPER CO.. INC.
Schedules of the Midwest Brass and Cop
ties $i45,949, of which $90,06l are unse-
and assets Of ss3.o97. Of which sel .66l rep
stock in % trade. s7.5o5 S'" machinery. tools.
&C.. 81. log bills promssory notes and Sc
scurities and 5000 deposits Of money in
bank. Petersen, Steiner kohan attorneys
for the bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy we're
appointed Wednesday by Judge Knox in the
S. w. BLANK BOOK CoMPANY-samuel
Hershenstein. temporary receiver for Sam
uel Weinberg, trading as the s. w. Blank
street. with bond of $500. Assets are
vERo TRADING COMPANY. INC.-Louis
Jersawit for the vero Trading Company
CONTINENTAL CANDY .CoRPoRATIoN---
Edwin A. sotter Jr Of NeW York ,s and
porary receivers the Continental Candy
Corporation. $40 Claremont avenue. with
receivers by the Guaranty Trust Company
states that the alleged bankrupt has plants
In Jersey City and Chicago and that the
suited In the loss OF upwards OF a million
dollars In the current year. The corpora
tion consents to the receiyership. W. A.
Met. vce-president. signing for II.
EUREKA LIGHTING SUPPLY COMPANY,
INC.-Max Rockmore, temporary receiver
for the Eureka Lisstins 20 SUPPLY pr Company, ; !.
bond OF $500
HYGRADE WOOLLEN COMPANY-Paul V.
Hoyler temporary receiver FOR Abe Cohen.
trading the Upgrade Woollen Company,
woollens. Delaney street, with bond
of $500.
DAVIS & DAVIS, INC, groceries, I3 West
1S1st street.-Assigned for the benefit of
creditors TO Louis Kolodney. The company
was Incorporated in 1918.
MORRIS link, retail dealer In mems
clothing 20T7 Webster avenue. The Bronx
Assigned for the benefit OF creditors to
Francis Heyman.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that of the debtor:
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS
CO.. INC.-C. Malek. k.............. $5,612.31
ASH REMOVALS CO., INC-Otello
Bltmo Corp. .....-............... 12s.4o
Corr. Citron ct al. .......... 29o.4
bourne & Co. Inc. 53s. AZ
! BANG. Henry A-w. u. Parsons. T+t.
BOUCICAUIT. Renee-E. Taylor. 20
! BONADIO,- John P.--S. Il. Thing
| Co, Inc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1925
| BAUMAN. Abraham-Pottash Bros. s,sis. .3j
costs ........-.......... 1885
Lumber Co. costs. s............... 100 10
BASSr, Carlo (by gdn.)-Seme. costs 1o9. ~
| BERNSTEIN, Nathan-w. Lew. 2,033. 10
| b. A. wECHSLER CO. INC
| Dandy Cloak and Suit Co.. Inc.... Si5.4i