The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.


The following petitions in bankruptcy were
Tiled Friday in the United States District
Court:
W-N.D 6 MISUNDERSTANDING petition
nauer. trading as Wald Hsnauer. suits
and coats, l30 Madison avenue. ny Ida
Zoiotin, who claims s6l9. Archibald Palmer.
$50 Broadway. IS attorney for the peti-
SOLOMON RosENBAum--Involuntary petit
known as Sol Rose nbaurn. boots and shoes
1863 Avenue A. by three creditors. Nathaniel
Fisher Z Co., who claims s567; Samuel J
Click. SOL fIelfanG Shoe Company. s3is.
Remington s; Meek, i41 Broadway, arc at
torneys for the petitioners.
SENNERT EROS. - Involuntary petition
against Max ana Louis Eennert. ,rndins al
BY Doris Mermes,ein. who claims $l 500:
liabilities are. given. as $4,000 and assets
$1,000. Abraham i. Hoffman, 2I6 listn
avenue. Is attorney for the petitioner
HARTMAN, WICiGINS d REIN3r;S. INC
Involuntary petition against Hartman, Wig
gins 4: Iteiners, Inc, freight torwarders ard
trucking. 252 West Fourteenth, street. by
Mass & Cedar. who claim $3.50. Liabilities
are given as $500 and assets 81 600. Rob
ert Bar.so y Chanoeis stree'. is attorney
for the petitioner.
YANKEE PRESS Involuntary petition
against Roy S. snasgs eiid Associates.
Inc. trading ~ the YANKEES press, pr.ntills
street, by three creditors. l.. A. IIenrlques.
Who claims $500; Louis DeJonge l. Co..
S144, aud Walden. Son 4 Mott. $50. Liabili-
lies are given AZ $2J, 600 and assets SIS. 900.
Marcus Helfand. $50 Broadway. 10 astorney
for the petitioners.
REpUBLIC SANITARY SUPPLY COM
PANY, 1NC.-lnvolunt;iIy petition against
the Republic Sanitary Supply Company
lne., cleaning and sanitary supplies, ~
Ninth avenue, by three creHiitors. Lena
Jacobson, who claims $40; Baer Bros.
sol. and W. j. Van Pelt, $46S Liabilities
a re given as $4,000 and assets 81 900. sam
~ D. lsancson. NC Nassau street. Is az
toa ney for the petitioners.
ST al, PRODUCTS TRADING; COMPANY,
INC. Involuntary petition against tie Star
Pr,,lh lcts Trading Company. Inc. food prod
snivan yb s'sie by sesS ess ereo ah
Albcn q oinpany. Inc. s.6s, and Corinth.an
ImporVA, Company. 5 li6. Benjamin B.
Geler, 9A1 Broadway, is attorney FOR the
petit.oneiy.
eOvAy, HAND EMDROIDsrNr COMPANY
TnvoluntarA'.i 4 'et.tion against Srmanco Bnc-
carl. ,radin,SA as she Royal 9aDc Enibroid-
cry Company. sssneToiaery:, 70 West Lwen,y
weiss. who cl Wins ssi1G. and Ruby Benta-
min, SOB. L.aUiSties are given as 81. 100
and assets $2,5 0: Shame & Weinrlb. 2sa
broadway are c.ttorIAys FOR the petition
.oUis sCHEINBl yT.G--lavountary. petition
against Louis Sc SsnDerg PHYSICAL; s a,,.ns lis'
JACOB M N. Llpset. $ ~. Leon Dashew, Is
eaT R1y s as5ea tSr ISs ps
titior against Beatrice cheInnefe' real es-
tate, ii15 Franlsln ave ut'e. Bron%. by three
creditor Abraham G0i q0n @ aI %nd % soh e;hin,s
Upset. 500. Leon Dash,sa Is attorney Tor
;oUIs EpEI,sTEIN-voun.ar ~. petition by
Louis Eacisteiu, general meAclanuise, III
lenvilie. n v. who places i.Vs Liabilities AZ
81 800 and assets at 1901. ofNSl!ieh 500 Is
stock and $500 fixtures, So be@ui q
Scherer. 2eA Broadway, are atAorneys Tor
the banl-lpy.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUfNN.
,eiA, follow Aay schedules IN banlxrtSAcy were
lied friday IN the United States y'fstrict
fAX W .RolsINscN & BRo.-schedules ", Max
and Sai.uei Robinson. trading "a ,.daN
Robii8on Bro, dresses, &C.. 1S1 West
Thirt,S-third street. show liabilities OF
$40. II. ,and assets OF ?l2.0oO, of W.. :.
81 600 liz ,stocl. $3.50 machinery, tools, &NA
$1,000 dch,s d. ue Oh accounts and 5000 Ge>
posit of Nancy III bank Among the largev
creditors ate Jeannette COMPANY. ss.oo3;i
pany, s2974! Halper Friedman, S2.339.
Joseph KrinsiMy 80 Broadway. is attorney
for the bank~tA't.
ioRRIs GARtTN KIjI1-scheduies Of Morris
Garfinkel, dressA' and coats. 1879 Madison
av., show liabilltAs OF $3.S45 and assets OF
81 $50. of which Ai.5o0 Is stock and $50
fixtures, &C. Max, RoclSnore. 2,7 Broad
JEWARIi NECKwEAe COMPANY --scfed-
ules Of the Newark >Neclswear Company.
neckware. d25 eroadwiA snow liabilities =
81 800 is stock. $500 rrAcsnery.. tools. &C..
and $4,000 debts due eu ;,ccounts, rs Among
the larger creditors are Y. u. David. Inc.
9S' 97S; Pacific Iaank. $1,000 t,nrier,s. Banier &
Co.. s., $40. luton GronlcN, 3oa broadway,
Il attorney foi- the ban.sruIsA
OSEPfI BERK,VWITZ--Srhe tkes OF joseph
Berkowitz, furnishings. 80 Lehancey street.
slow disabilities OF $iO,ssG. y.Sl asse,s OF
$1,000. stock IN trade. AInoY a;e ,no. larger +,
Hleison & son. Inc, s7G2; I.ouH Goldberg.
S625. Samuel Il. cierstein. 100 roadway. IS
attorney for the bankrupt.
HURST & HURST INj.-Schedules,So OF Hurst
6 Hurst, Inc, printing, 357 Wess Thirty.
sixth street show liabilities of :5SkOs and
assets OF S52, 900, OF which $1,000 AZ stocE.
uniiquldated claims. Among tho larger
creditors are Me-gentlaler LinotyIe CO..
si4,53s secured; Babcock Printing lrcs'
Msehinery SO o s'SU s.seS sesaFei lasbe
Iaihrop. 1890: Max l.anser, $4,000: Coli
stein & GoldsteIn are attorneys for IA
bankrupt
sT. REGIS BAKERY AND Br1rTsS
and Buffet Lunch. against which II pc
tition was filed February = 1921, sin'w
liabilities Of $3,l74 and assetu Of SioO. earn
on hand To-. & Siiinsky arc attorneys fof
the bankrupt.
sII.TI;rrE DRESS co. lNC.--.Schedu,es OF
Bltrite Dreso Co.. Inc, II Wes. Thirty,
and assets OF SJ.641, OF which $500 Is
stock. $500 machinery. toolst &c.; &.S3I
debts die on accounts and $50 money dc
posted in bank. Among the larger cred
.tors are Chapman Field Cloak Co., $a.itc:
Garfield National Bank, $1,000: L. & j..
Dress. 1916; J. Peflman Co., $3.50. Reit &
Karninisl.y. 305 Broadway. are attorneys
for the bankrupt.
<AVNt.R WAIST cO.-Schedules OF Cassiel
a. Havner, grading as the KaWer Waist
Co.. A. Weot Thirtieth street. show iiabiil-
tes OF s66.9J1 and assets Of %.3,Jba. OF
which SIS, 1872 is stock. $j0,So3 machinery.
tools, &c: $3.50 debts due on accounts
and 81 SO deposits OF money III bank.
Among the larger creditors are Saigics 4
Woifson. S15.35s: State, Bank. $3.50;
EnicEcrnoclser Hem and Tucklng ro.,
s.,949: Herman Grabeisky. S2,7o,. eeiija-
min H. W!cksel is attorney FOR the bank
rGp2.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tic Lfolio,yi,;, receivers 5n bankruptcy were
.ppoii t,,d F.sdsy 81 tho L:i'tcd States Dis
,oI ONION RosENDATIM--Judge Joan g.
Knox eppo,ntcd Louis NJ. Taylor receiver
FOR So k,rlon RoscnbaiiIn also known as Sol
Eoserb euIn, boots and shoes. 16o Avenue a,
with "a bond OF 81 900.
1lJTUAI LEATHER GOODS CORPORA
TlON, l.NC.-Judge Knox appointed Lewis
Saper receiver for the Mutual Leather
Goods Corporation, Inc. leather goods, l13
Prince street. with - bond OF $i,C4o.
iOREiS GoLDENTltALJ jSroS ao-