The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Business Troubles.
PETITIONs IN BANKRUPTCY

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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
HERCULEAN PRODUCTS CoMPANY-In-
voluntary. jewellery. ga Broadway, on be-
half OF three creditors. The creditors and
amounts claimed are Jack Geller, 500;
Leikind < Pearlman. $500 Dubinsky
Bidorsky, S317- David w. Kahn is attor-
uey for the petitioners.
INTERNATIONAL WOOLEN COMPANY,
INC.-Involuntary. 100 Broadway. on behalf
OF Arthur Greenberger VINO claims $500 $500
Alex $. Marcuson is attorney for the petit
toner.
J. NJ. JACQUES sTGARTEN-voluntary
salesman, 500 West 122d street. two places.
Liabilities. $702. and assets Max b.
Lesser is attorney for the bankrupt.
GEORGE A. COrTON-Nountary 499 East
1SSth street. ThN Bronx. who places his la
blities at S1,24o. and ne assets NO attor-
LEVIToN & Observation-Disclosures bakery.
1856 Washington avenue. The Bronx, who
place liabilities at s9,035 and assets at
S4,136. of which 81 900 is stock in trade
and $1,000 machinery, tools. Sc abraham
Beck is attorney for the bankrupts.
OTTO +. KIEFER-fnvoiuntary. 500 East
169th street. The Bronx, ON behalf OF Ar
thur j. Clasen. who claims 81 900. Thomas
6. Price Is attorney for the petitioner
manufacturers of dresses 16 West Thirty
second street on behalf Of three creditors
The petitioning creditors and amounts
sl6 and Morris Strensand, S291 Archibald
Palmer is attorney for the petitioners
ROBERT MARPET-volmtary, - Warbur-
ton avenue. Yonkers who places his liabili-
ties at Sc 1872 all unsecured claims, and no
assets David Gorfinkei of Nonkers is at
torney for the bankrupt.
GERALD ARTHUR O'CONNELI.-Volun-
tary. individually and as member OF the
firm of Edward Franz & Co, 1876 Centre
street. who states that his partner, Edward
Franz, refuses to join in the petition. Liza
biities are given as 81 .59S, and assets as
81 ,49T. Rantz & Sullivan are attorneys Tor
the bankrupt.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
HARRY. SAMUEL l.. AND SAMUEL
BLuMENSON, trading Blumenson &
Co. cloaks and suits. OF West Twenty
second street. against whom petition was
OF which S67 ,266 are unsecured claims.
and assets given az unknown, except
s., 800 stock in trade and S5.127 debts due
open accounts. Ross kaufman are
attorneys for the bankrupts.
ALBERT THIER, doing business as Althea
Fashion Shop. retail store. l54 West
Forty-fifth street; liabilities 1854, of
which $4,121 are unsecured claims, and
$500 notes and bills. and assets OF $. 200,
of which $500 is stock in trade. 5000
s. machinery, tools. &C., and $1,000 bills,
promissory notes and securities. Norris
,Iablow Is attorney for the bankrupt.
CLAUDE a. WOODS, musical Instruments,
monographs, &C.. 81 West Fordharn
road, The Bronx; liabilities. s10.G1o, OF
which $1.4J0 are secured claims and s3.14
unsecured claims, and assets of S3.1oS, Of
which 81 300 Is stock in trade and 81 ,OUu
debts due on open accounts. tanon
McGee are attorneys for the bankrupt ~
ERNEST II. LIPSKY. leather goods .30i2
Grand street. LIABILITIES. S3,31y, all unse-
cured claims, and assets OF 1000 stock
IN trade Daniel Handler is attorney for
the bankrupt
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy
we're appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court:
TION OF AMERICA, 80 Broadway.
against whom q petition was filed May
16. Walbridge Taft, temporary receiver,
with bond of $4,000 The assets OF the
alleged bankrupt are estimated at 81 039.-
513 in the petition. The liabilities We're es-
timated at So 3.54S ,967.
trading the Metropolitan Box and Lum-
Der Company. manufacturers OF boxes. %
Great Jones street. Richard q. smith, re-
ceiver. with n bond of 81 900.
THE HERCULEAN PRODUCTS COMPANY,
Inc, jewery. 524 Broadway. Joseph H..
Frier. temporary receiver, with a bond of
$1,000. Liabilities are estimated at
500 900 and assets at $40, 900.
JOE LEv1roN AND JOE LEKACH. trading
as Leviton Lekach. bakery, 1856 Wash
ington avenue. The Bronx. August Derby
temporary receiver, with bond of 81 900:
THE 1NTERNATIoNAL wooLEN CoMo
PANY. Inc, woollens and cloth, 100
Broadway, Arthur y. Dalzel. receiver.
with bond of 81 900 Liabilities are es-
timated at s25. 900 and assets at $4,000
JUDGMENTS FILED.
Tie following judgments we're filed yesier-
day. the first name being that OF the debtor :;
iAMALGAMATED pHONOGRApH
ACCESSORIES CORP. AND RU-
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Electric CON-. Levine et al. 1872 10
BUSH. Lawrence. and Fidelity and
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BALL. ceiestina-G. BAH, costs . 1875
schwartzreich ....'....,......... 2.9i7.75
Lebedjeff Engineering ana Supply
BAUM. Joseph Nc. S. Basch ]. .2J6 30
BERMAN. Joseph C.-Philip Wein-
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