The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-18
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Saturday IN The United States District
Court:
WILLIAM H. GALE-voluntary petition by
William II. Gale, 1859 Edgecombe avenue.
occupation not given, who places his la
bities at S11 .055. all unsecured. and assets
SO cash on hand. Reginald III. Schenck
Is attorney for the bankrupt.
KAY BROS. & BAVER-Involuntary petition
against Jacob and Isidor Kay and Benja-
min Baver. trading as Kay Bros. Baver,
household furnishings and hardware. 1888
Third avenue, on behalf OF three creditors.
n Auerbach. who claims s25; B. Bunder.
81 900. and S. Messenger, $500. Samuel C.
Duberstein is attorney for the petitioners.
WILLIAM MEYER-voluntary petition by
William Meyer merchant. $50 Broadway,
who places his liabilities at $50, $50, of
which $35, i50 unsecured claims. $40, 800
secured claims and $4,000 accommodation
paper. and assets.
RECREATION ENTERPRISES. INC.-volun-
tary petition by Recreation Enterprises
Inc. tea room and other enterprises. oos
East Fifth street, who place their liza
pilities AT $l.tl5 and assets of 1925. of
which 81 is stock in trade and 500 ma
cninery, tools. &c. Julius Lerner is attor
ney for the bankrupt.
MABEL. +. FORTIER-vountary petition by
Mabel II. Fortier. SO West Fifty-fourth
street SIR who places her liabilities at s17.9s3
All unsecured claims, and assets. George
T.. Fleming Is attorney for the bankrupt
GEORGE +. FOSS MACHINERY CO., NC
Involuntary petition against the George F.
Foss Machinery Company, Inc, ia La
fayette street. on behalf OF three creditors,
smith Bros. Publishers Inc. who claim
William II. White. IS, 269. liabilities are
given as $4,000 and assets as SIG 900
Charles A. Strauss is attorney for the
CONNECTICUT RIVER PAPER Coin
Voluntary petition against the Connecticut
Hiver Paper Company. paper dealers. rs
spring street. in behalf OF three creditors.
Etta *. kriete. who claims 81 500; Hans
Lindenberg. $1,000, and Lillian Curiey
sS4s, Jacob L. Hoffman is attorney for
FRAME. LEAYCRAFT & Co.-yoluntarv
petition by Alastir M. Frame. David Stone
and REGINALD r. Leaycraft. doing business
as Frame. Leaycraft g. Co. exporters. "a
w an street. who place their liabilities at
ssss.oo4. of which si59.161 are secured
GAINS aims ss7s.is2 unsecured claims and
sftsv taxes due the United States. and
assets of $780, 427, of which s1oi ssa Ss
stock In trade sio237s debts due on open
SO rSe BUN i,u ls1.4a2 unliquidated claims.
sLVVo deposits of money in bank and else
wnere. An involuntary petition was filed
st SEAMS. me alleged bankrupts May rs last.
bankrupts. Aoi uie
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
an, Inc ioilowing schedules in bankruptcy vera
r saturday in the United States District
ron FUR CO.. 1NC.-schedules Of tho Eo~
i,uur company, Inc. against which a nett
b,Iit,.s was h LED august 2. 1920 show La
notes and bills and sS7o u unsec sDS are
and no assets Morris roi,h, ~ - .'allns,
for the bankrupt 10 attorney
DAaNAhAN q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .,
DanAnan q Ackerman. tires and automobiis
sSSS.ssorIes, l4S West Sixty-eighth street
snow liabilities of S4S.461, ali unsecurad
s GAINS ms and assets OF So, 67o. OF which
SS,o,ooo Is stock In trade and Sc. 241 debit
attorneys for the bankrupts. are
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Inc Following receivers in bankruptcv us-o
ssPpolnted Saturday by Judge KNOX IN he
united states District Court: d" 'ne
DAVID HAAR, receiver FOR Dixie r,o,,,,.
with bond OF $500 street,
inoMAs III. MATTERS, JR., receiver for
connecticut River Paper Co. Inc paner
ItoASp. r,ing street, with bond Of $1,000
LiaDiIlties are estimated at $50, 900 and
fEANCIs r. WOOD. receiver for the George
r. ross Machinery Co, Inc, ia Lafayette
street, With bond OF $4,000