The New York herald., 1921-10-31
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Saturday in the United States District
P. HuTNER & cN.-Invoiuntary petition
against Joseph Hutner, tracing as 7. Hut
ner & Co., cloaks. suits. &C., 4S West
Twenty-fifth street. by three creditors
kel, $326; Morris Marder. $3f5; Cohen.
RoseDthal & Shapiro, 81 Union square, are
attorneys for the petitioners.
LESSNER BROS. Observation-Disclosures
petition against Morris and Slney Essner
and Joseph Weisman. trading as Lessner
Fyos BY grrs three
Ray Freedman. who claims $326; T. Sas-
low. 500; II. wolper. $3.50. Silver Mos
kowitz, 200 Broadway, are attorneys for
KALINA & NESsELRoTH-Invoiun pc
tition against Samuel Kalina and Leo Nes-
selroth. trading Kalina & Nesselroth, 45
Lispenard street. by three creditors Bayer.
Pretzfelder g. Mills. Inc. who claim $3.50;
whitelaw Bros. 81 .46s; Hipp. Didisheim
as S21 900 and assets $4,000. David w.
Kan, 120 Broadway, is attorney for the
GLOBE INDUSTRIES CoRPoRATIoN-In-
voluntary petition against the Globe In
dustrial Corporation, jobbers Of cotton,
woollen and silk goods. shirts. &c.. 251
nette Frimarck, who claims g 900; Beaver
Shirt Company. Inc; 5000; Abraham
sshap Shapiro. . $1,000. Liabilities are given as
$4,000 and assets $4,000. Shame G. Vein
rib, 2oo Broadway. are attorneys for the
ROBERT r. sEMpLE--voluntary petition by
Robert r. Senple. real estate broker, 152
West Forty second street. who places his
sa, liabilities Is. at $3.50 and nd no assets: Harry
torney for the bankrupt.
THOMAS MEAD : Involuntary petition
rgah. against George Mcclure, trading oss as
PeSr street.. on A behalf a Of All Lilan ss' safs s
who claims $JG5. Joseph Krinsky, 800
Broadway. Is attorney for the petitioner;
by Charles II. Shank, $40 West 1s9th
street. who places his liabilities at s4,o72
and assets at $3.50, OF which $2Io repre-
sents a promissory note. William p. Mulry.
375 Fulton street, Brooklyn. is attorney for
the bankrupt
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed Saturday In thv United States
LicHTENsTEiN BROS. & RuRscH-sched-
ules of Llchtenstein Bros. Kirsch, In
rsow sSes GSai s OF aSs as.ss
s15,245. OF which $500 Is stock. s2.17s
machinery. tools, &c.; s4.132 debts due to
the larger unsecured creditors are: Union
Exchange Bank, $4.250: West End Bank.
$1,000; stoney- -starkey, Inc, S1,S44; VIII
baum. 800 Broadway. is attorney for the
bankrupts.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed by Judge Hand Saturday in the
United States District Court:
JULIAN HARTRIDGE. receiver for Max
houl Bros. Inc... 50 Washington street,
with bond of 81 900.
ARTHUR f. GOTTHOLD. receiver for the
Globe Industries Corporation. jobbers OF
woollens. silks and cotton goods, 25l
Fourth avenue, with bond OF $4,000.
HENRY Il. SINGER. receiver for Joseph
Hutner. trading as p. Hutner Co..
cloaks. suits. &c.. 4s West Twenfy-fifth
street, with bond Of $4,000. Liabilities
af Z
$4,000.
BERTHA REMBAUGH. receiver for Harry
Sherman, trading as the Pan-American
Waist and Dress Company, walsts s hnu
dresses, IL West Twenty-frst street with
a bond of $4,000 Liabilities are esti-
mated at s75,0 900 and assets $4,000.
JUDGMENTS.
The following Judgments were filed satur-