New-York tribune., 1921-02-04
Petitions In Bankruptcy

Tss following petitions sn bankruptcy
u.-e fled yesterday IN the United States
District Court:
BENJAMIN REHR. cigar dealer. Penn
arcade, Thirty-fourth Street and Seventh
avenue involuntary.
PHILIP F. O'HANLoN, physician, fa1
vest Ninety fifth Street. voluntary. La
HIIties s4s47, and unsecured cIains and
sssets at s2ss, of which $50 are books,
pictures, etc, and SIS in machinery
SAMUEL BERMAN. boots and shoss.ss2
CHARLES HUGHES. truckman, 612
Ninth Avenue voluntary. Liabilities
Iiis3s all unsecured claims. and assets
d open accounts and sfee property in re-
version remainder. trust, etc.
ALERT SHIRT COMPANY (Moe Eyman
and Louis Corn3, manufacturers and deal
srs in shirts, Involuntary. Liabilities, $780,
MuTUAL WINDOW CLEANING AND
HOUSE RENOVATING COMPANY, Sc East
Eighth Street. Involuntary. Liabilities,
ts0s, all unsecured claims: no assets.
VERNON KELsO, actor, 1s Christopher
Street. involuntary. Liabilities, S1,se1, all
unsecured c aims.
Assignments
SHERMAN 4 GORDON. merchant tai
efs 1921 Seventh Avenue, has assigned
ot the benefit OF creditors TO 8. Isidore L.
Hirscher, Of s54 Hoe Avenue. The part
GERS are Jacob Sherman ard Abraham
Gordon
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers In bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court by Judge A. N Hand:
Fred rick naEtrop receiver for Bonner
Malishen mems furnishings, 2sss Broad
say, with a bond of $1,000.
Henry Capian temporary receiver for
Charles Richard resl aurant 37S Seventh
Avenue. with bond OF $1,000.
John L LyttIe temporary receiver for
the Harlem Oil COMPANY. Inc. oil and OIL
products 13o East 12sth Street, with
bond Of 81 900.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
we're aled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
ADoLPH APrER. 81 Division Street.
against whom petition was fled No
gembei 26, 1920. Liabilities. sf7,44s, OF
which si7.SSs are unsecured claims, and
assets Of $4,000. all stock in trade
NAGER- R-sCHNEIDMAN. CORPORATION.
ssainst whom petition was flied October
1929 Liabilities. sf4,4Ss. all unsecured
elSins ard assets Of S2.0T5, OF which
u,9oe represents machinery. tools, etc,
and .086 other personal property.
H ALTMAN & SINGER. against whom
petifien was fled December 9. 1929
Liabilities $8er2so. of which s1s.asl are
insecure claims and $3.50 notes snd
nlils, ard assets OF S3e.011. of which $l1.-
900 ars stock in trade, $4,000 debts due
on open accounts, $4,000 machinery, tools,
etc, and 1884 money on deposit in banks
and elsewhere. Attached tn the firm
sehsdnle is the individual schedule OF
!saae Altman. who places his liabilities at
ssSa.Sos and assets at $2As.b2S.
ST. CLAIR CAFETERIA. INC. restap-
yant, 80 Fulton Street Liabilities, S3S,-
Te, OF when s22,716 are secured claims
and s1e,o7o unsecured claims.
TRI-sTATE GARAGE AND TRANS
Avenue White Plains Liabilities, $72,-
72S. OF which s71 .o4t are unsecured claims,
and assets Of S23,5TS. Of which $1,000 are
socs 10 trade, $4,000 debts due on open
accounts 81 900 machinery, tools, etc,
sssSe carriages and other vehicles ana
s4iee nnllquiated claims.
HARRY H. B0DENsTBTN. Liabilities.
Of 81 aas 1 eSr9o 90 Claims; due on
open accounts and sf10 property In reyer-
non, remainder trust, etc.