The New York herald., 1921-04-22
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Thursday in the United States District
ROYAL l.. sIDNAM--A voluntary petition by
Royal L. sidnam, 10 whitehall street VINO
places his liabilities at S2O,6lS, all unse-
cured claims. and assets. Walter a.
SWEET Is attorney for the bankrupt.
ABRAHAM n. MAY-An involuntary petiilon
against Abraham y. May, mea's clothing
1i0 Bleecker street. on behalf of three
creditors. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: > Mile. S4sa =
Kunkel, $296: l. Feinberg, S51s. Cohen
Rosenthal 4 Shapiro are attorneys Tor the
petitioners.
ABRAHAM STANZLER--voluntary petition
by Abraham Stanzler. of2 East lTSth street
Individually and member OF the firm
Of the National Cloak Company. consisting
OF himself and Samuel and Max Stanzler
which carried business at 93i Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, up to year ago, out
Is now out OF existence. He places his la
bilities at sIs.s93, Of which $i7. .693 are un-
secured claims and 81 200 notes and bills,
and no assets. Kornbluch Huttor are at
torneys for the bankrupt.
PERL PETRINo, INC.-lnvoluntary petit
tlon against Perl Petrtno, Inc, manu-
featuring millinery. 20 bond street. In be-
half OF three creditors. Liabilities are
given Sf0,0 900 and assets as $1,000 Pc
titioning creditors and amounts claimed are
Joseph b. Rosen, $995: j. Frimarck. $50 :
O'Connor Haupt, 500, Shame weinrib
are attorneys for the petitioners.
MERCHANTS BOND AND MORTGAGE COR
MISUNDERSTANDING petition against
the Merchants Bond and Mortgage Corpora
tlOnt STOCKS ana DOnQS, D22 Fifth avenue,
on behalf OF three creditors. Petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are. II. IT,.
Stlll. $500; I. Meyer $500; Henry Spiege.
500. Archibald Palmer is attorney for
WILLIAM y. NoRToN-voluntary petition
by William y. Norton, manager, 226 West
Forty-second street, who places his liabili-
ties at A,T26. all unsecured claims, and
assets Of s2.250. OF which $500 debts due on
open accounts. William F. Careli Is at
torney for the bankrupt.
II: s. STELE-Involuntary petition against
Sam and Henry STEELE, trading as II. s.
STEELE. shoe findings. 45e East i46th street,
The Bronx. on behalf OF Mulford, Cary &
Conklin Co., who claim over $500. The
liabilities are given as $500 and assets
$1,000 Shame Weinrib are attorneys FOR
the petitioner.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
JOSEPH FLAUAfENBAUM-Invo poti-
tion agairst Joseph Flaumenbaum. doing
business as J. Flaumenbaum. jobber OF
% three creditors. Gis So LIABILITIES are given given a.
$4,000 and assets as $1,000. Petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Morris
Inc. si2o: Max woliy. 1891. steinberg
a Levin arc attorneys for the petitioners.
tary petition against Morris Bloomfield
and Herman A. Bran, trading as the Acme
Furniture. Company. instalment furniture
and clothing, 149 East Twenty-third street,
on behalf OF three creditors. The petition
ing creditors and amounts claimed are:
Fannie Gold. 500: Gluck Bros. 500; Re
Levine and Archibald Palmer are attorneys
for the petitioners.
petition blythe Pennferriq Corporation. I'll
Broadway, who place their liabilities at
sis,5 ,5e4, OF which sio.T2i are unsecured
claims aud s5.sis secured claims. and
assets OF si0,027. Of which $4,000 Is
Ferris wheel, motor and attachments,
situated at The Bronx Exposition Grounds.
erman Is attorney for the bankrupt
claims. and assets Of slo.o27. OF which
tachnents. situated at The Bronx EXPOSE
tion Grounds, 1TTth street and Bronx River.
Henry Amerman Is attorney for the bank
rupt.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules IN bankruptcy
were filed Thursday in the United States
District Court:
ty-cighth street. shows liabilities OF sol ,6f2
OF which S80,3fJ are unsecured claims.
sfs,s7o notes and bills and si2,3o4 accom-
modation paper. and assets Of s5,135. or
which 81, 900 Ia stock In trade, g. 900 debts
due on open accounts and g. 900 stocks
and negotiable bonds.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers IN bankruptcy we're
appointed Thursday by Judge Mack N the
United States District Court
LOUIS $. POSNER. temporary receiver for
Nathaniel n Goldberg, n also known ~ as m,. Na-
trading as Giles Co.. stock brokers. 20
Broad street, with bond of $4,000. Liza
nilitteg are eetifnAtGd IN Nnt petition lot Ft-
ceiver made by Mildred Iieberman at $780,
900, and assets at $4,000.
JOSEPH II: FRIER. temporary receiver
for Nathan Chancwitz, jeweiler. los Fulton
street. with a bond OF 81 900.
ELIAS LIEBERMAN. temporary receiver
for Michael and Philip Rosenthal, trading as
Rosenthai a Son, shoes, 1900 Seventh avenue
with a bond of $500.
GEORGE Il. POLHEMUS. ancillary re-
ceiver In this district for Herbert NJ Eohn,
trading as Nataline Pearl Company jewelry.
u Maiden Lane. With bond of $500 Kohn.
who resides at No. IL Tslington place Ja-
filed against him In tho Eastern District
Court Of New YORK April 10, and Polhemus
has been appointed receiver In that district.
JESSE w. ERICH and David aaauI, tenn.
porary receivers for Walter II. Olson a Co.,
Inc. cigars, i42 70 1J4 East Thirty second
street
SUSAN BRANnIEs. receiver for Pert q
Petrino. Inc, millinery. 20 Bond street, with
bond OF 81 500.
DOROTHY KENNY temporary receiver
for Joseph F'laumr Naum, trading az J..
F1aumeubsun Iobbcf III cation goods 3SO
Church street. with r bond az S. 500
ASSIGNMENTS.
MAURICE BLOOMFIELD and Herman i.
Bran, trading as Acme Furniture Company
al ita East Twenty third street. ThursdAv
assigned for the benefit Of creditors 10 AieN
3. Marcuson of 256 Broadway
MANHATTAN.
The foiicw~g judgments were tiled yester.
dav; the first name being that of the dcbtOr
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