The New York herald., 1921-06-07
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
INC.-Involuntary. washing ma
chimes and electrical appliances. 14i1
Broadway. In behalf OF three creditors. AS
follows: American Ironing Machine Com
pany, $4I8; Florence Winick, S255; CofflGld
Motor Washer Company. sII5. Stanley
Garten is attorney for the petitioners.
MAX MISUNDERSTANDING. trading the
French Lubricating Oh and Paint Com
pany. paints. oils and varnishes. 400 Pearl
street. in behalf Of two petitioners. as fol-
lows: H. 3. Davis Company. 81. .204: Bal
timore varnish Works, s4.563 Stanley
Garten Is attorney for the petitioners.
SUSkIND & ANDLER-lEvountary
Bronx, in behalf of three creditors, as
follows: r. C. Williams Co.. sll2; Sec
man Brothers. sl5S: Thomas f. Donahue,
$261. Appleton & Furman are attorneys
RELIABLE DRESS MANUFACTURING;
OMPANn-lnvoluntary manufacturers of
dresses. ioo West Twenty street.
$4,000, and assets, 81 900. Tie petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Is.
Siegel. S100 j. FriInarck. $50 G. Weiss,
800. Maurice l.. Shame is attorney for
LOUIS b. ROSEN-Invoiuntary mems fur
nishings. 6s2 Eighth avenue. In behalf OF
three creditors, as follows: l.. Newman,
$393; Max Sachs 5000; Airsky Rahinsky,
titioners.
JACOB SCHAPIRO-lnvolunt manufac-
turer OF women's hats. 500 Broadway. in
behalf of three creditors. Liabilities,
sI3'ooo. ana assets, $1,000. The petition
olivier & Co. s225; Bleiden Paper Com
pany, $2sS. NJ. Poskys $5s0. Samuel
Stutz Is attorney FOR the petitioners.
fHILIP AnEK-involuntary, manufacturer
dresses. 800 West i74th street. in behalf
OF Harry Shear. who claims s5sS. Jacob
zelenko Is attorney for the petitioner
JACOB LEvINE-fnvountary, retail leather
goods. @0l6 Third avenue, in behalf OF
three creditors, as follows: II. Ruchman,
Sl20; +. Goldman. S231; J. Walerstein.
500. Haberman Levine are attorneys
MARTHA S. DU cOMMUN--voluntary 145
East Thrty-eighth street: liabilities. 81 .929.
all unsecured claims, and assets, $50 cash
on hand. Martin Cats Is attorney for the
bankrupt.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tho following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
HARRY sEIDEN, trading as styIbnt skirt
Company, against whom petition was
filed May 4. 1921, show liabilities $s.752
and assets s2.oi5 Of which $500 is stock
accounts. X. Karl Klein is attorney for
the bankrupt
PEGGY Mcleod. womens wearing ap-
parel. - West Fiftv-seventh street, show
liabilities Sl7.s54 and assets given as "un-
KNOWN" except $500 stock in trade.
$4,000 machinery. tools, &C, and $a39
deDts due on open accounts.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
PATRICK BANAHAN AND FREDERICK
ACkERMAN, trading as Banahan
ACkpFrlan m ftfn
Broadway. Julian Hartridge. receiver. with
bond OF 50 900.
shirts, 80 Fifth avenue. Robert p. Ste
phenson, temporary receiver, with a bond
OF $4,000. Liabilities are estimated at
RE9fHepS f3oT0SG and bRsss ssss.s
COMPANY. dresses. i05 West Twenty
seventh street. Charles G. Buchner. an
Buchner vas appointed receiver in the
Easterr District Of New York BY Judge
Edwin l.. Garvin on a petition OF Samuel
G. Duberstein.
ASSIGNMENT.
& ABRAMS. dairy. 20e Audu-
bon avenlh, assigned for the benefit OF
creditors TO John Hirsch yesterday. The
firm is composed OF Benjamin Gottfried
and Max Abrams.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that Of the
debtor: -
MANHATTAN.
AMERICAN NATIONAL EXPOS1-
TIoN, INC.-J. u. Beck. ....... 1888 20
ANzINI. Frank .Cby gdn.l Forty,
second Street. Manhattanvlle and
81. Nicholas Avenue Railway Com
AMnERfiicRN House. AND WIN
DOW CLEANING COMPANY,
lNC.-Lamb knitwear Company,
ABRAMS, Henry-Armour & Co.. 2.s1f.32
FIXING CLUB, INC
Metropolitan Tobacco Company 47i.20
or Bernstein. Louis
u Andrew D.-I. II. nor
BATTING 'rlli AiiPPLiANcE coRPoRA
psny' Inc. ....."............ 1904
% eHrss. Sa.1R. Is. Rosenstein. -. 1851 .27
BARNETT. Samuel Al. w. Ran
CENTRAL EiSi1 SILK coMPANY-L. L.
c,oHhN. pavid.M. schechter ct al s22.3i
DENVER EATS. fNC.-J. H. Mel ar, =.
Davis. f Jerferson-Metropoiitsn TO
bacco Company ............ ...... lW.i5
ELY, Harry An. 5. Harris et a. eeo.4l
berg 60. 1A'.'... i2e.7s
FRANZ. Edward and Gerald tcon-
NON Edward Franz 4 Co.)-Fred-
crick Ochse Company. ........... l2oIb
'fslannN psa11e g.. i.es ANU " 1000 90
GRAHAM. Michael E.--A G. Camp go :.
GREENE. Nathan. and New AM
sterdam Casualty Company-Peo- 80, a.
cfiiJ'ifGAN. Michael J-G. NJ. s;utz isi 20
COUGH. Wallace E.--J. Tomosian.. 20 ~
Col ,DSTEIN, touis-D. Ray ct al. 'lo.24
O. r. fo,lessli q, gsnni, oo.'' 49, Iis 20
Charles b. and Jo-
seph Eainen tConnecticuf Machine
and Tool Company - Vsnduck
Churchill Company ......s.s..... llo.xo
UlRSCH, william-M. = schmidt. s.S2t.e4
hndmhS' i,nois su"@' ".u .''.'.s...... 10000
uATpfS soi-weber a Heiibroner. 12s 20
TENTON Harold VI. fNu. Trade
Bureaul Robert J. Cummins
Printing Co, Inc. ............... 1871
ii3L1MAS' q naSs OohhN ............ ~ 1881
HYMAN. william. and David SpeEel
u pcriman ............... .'... l'i'sv
Daniel WI e. ,-o
,EPs lssa3 " iPoRK 'PpRfsoDutc;iNG corr.
% u. rette ct al. al................ l,VSlfu
Kr1NvrI. Hcrhcrt-Tropical Paint -,
on 20. ...t..-'., 49, 49,
kNo" ISsn It's M .''...'......'..'. uso' is7.oi
NrrE- rl1t roW ILL ......... "o,''a 2osso4
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