The New York herald., 1921-01-08
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
I Court
An involuntary petition against the Ma.
I tional Importing and Trading Company, Inc,
30 Broad street. on behalf OF three creditors
sets as s25. 900. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: W. Prescott Pray
gs95: Wilton Randolph. s7o; Thomas F.
! Ernst are attorneys for the petitioners.
An involuntary petition against Mary Or.
land Grover. 2oS Mott street. on behalf OF
three creditors. Liabilities and assets not
given. The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Abraham Rosenfed, $543
Inc, $293. Benjamin b. Greler is attorney
Tor the petitioners.
voluntary petition by Ernest Becker,
mason contractor. li3 East 147th street.
Bronx. who places his liabilities at $e.945.
all unsecured claims. and assets. Ben
jamin Franklin Is attorney for the bankrupt.
An Involuntary petition against NJ. Kama
mach Co.. Inc. cloaks and suits. 12e West
Twenty-seventh street, on behalf of three
e.raitors. Liabilities and assets not given.
The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are; +. Peterson. $4,000: John
Urevich. SO. 900; L. A. Friedman. 81. 800. A.
r. Memhard is attorney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Celia Benson.
dry goods. 235 Nepperhan avenue, Yonkers,
on behalf of three creditors. Liabilities and
and amounts claimed are: H: Ruchman.
$3.50; s. Kaplowitz, $175; F. Neider. $40.
Haberman Levine are attorneys for the
petitioners.
An involuntary petition against John L..
and Theodore Melhado. trading as John L.
Melhado Son. clothing and dry goods 105
creditors. Liabilities and assets not given.
.. claimed g.. are: II: JTashmsn, sos; 8. KapIos
witz. $265; f. Neider. $220. Haberman e.
Levine are attorneys for the petitioners.
An involuntary petition against Jacob j.
knshner and Abraham Burman, trading as
Kushner Burman. Liabilities are given as
900 and assets S.. .000 The petitoning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Samuel
Birnbaum. 81 no; Samuel scher, $500; Henry
Lublinsky. $500. Isidor Weinstein Is attorney
for the petitioners.
Al Involuntary petition against Giroku
Kawahara. also known as Kawahara Girokin
In Japan, doing business as Kawahara & Co.,
3s Park Row, on behalf of three creditors
Liabilities and assets not given. The petition
states that the alleged bankrupt Is a resi-
dent OF Osaka. Japan. and has never resided
tn the United States. Joseph L. Young Is
attorney for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court:
Schedules OF the Singer Motor Company,
against whom petition was filed October 4,
1920. show liabilities of S103,99s. of which
s61 639 are unsecured claims and $42. .o66 Sc
cured claims, and assets OF $114.46o, Of
which s42621 is stock in trade, $35. .os4 de-
posits OF money In banks and elsewhere.
riages and other vehicles and $2,199 debts
due on open accounts. r. T. Mann is at
torney for the bankrupt.
Schedules of Herbst G. Kazanoff, 151 West
Twentyfifth street, against whom a petition
was filed December II. 1920. show liabilities
OF $7s,744. OF which s67 $3.50 are unsecured
claims and $0.221 secured claims and assets
OF $20.0s1, of which $10.676 Is stock In trade,
81 ,aO5 debts due on open accounts. $500 ma.
chinery. toois, &c, and $4,000 other personal
property. Abraham Goodman Is attorney for
the bankrupt.
Schedules OF the County Products Corpora
i 1920 Show sbtes OF %as soss
Of which $7,444 are notes and bills. s14so
secured claims and 1000 accommodation
is machinery tools. &C.. s949 debts due on
open accounts and ST. stock In trade. Mat
ter F. Canlan Is attorney for the bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
Judge Augustus N. Hand appointed Robert
p. Stephenson receiver for the National I'M
porting and Trading Company, Inc. ex-
a bond OF $4,000. The petition for re-
cever by W. Prescott Pray, a creditor for
$a95. states that the business of the alleged
bankrupt has for the last few months been
under the supervision of a committee Of
creditors. The defendant company consents
to the receivership.
Judge A. N Hand appointed Arthur Y.
Dalzie receiver for the Independent Talking
Machine Company of Manhattan, Inc, manu-
facturers of Photographs and supplies, 12
East Forty-second street. with a bond Of
SIC. 900.
Judge A. N. Hand appointed Robert p.
stephenson and Herman Gauss temporary
receivers for Solomon Hoffman and Sigmund
Rubin. trading Hoffman Rubin. fur
garments, ] 10 West Twenty-ninth street, with
a Joint bond OF $4,000
Judge A. n. Hand appointed Morris Israel
temporary receiver for Mary Orlando, grocer.
203 Mott street. with a bond of $1,000.
Judge A. y. Hand appointed Percival Wilds
temporary receiver for NJ. Kananack & Co.,
Inc. cloaks and suits. 100 West Twenty
seventh street with bond of $4,000.
Judge A. n. Hand appointed Walter l..
Bryant temporary receiver for Ladato &
Lit. manufacturers OF trousers, 81 East
Fourth street. with bond OF 81 900.
JUDGMENTS FILED
The following Judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of the
MANHATTAN
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COL. Schwamenfeld ........... $956. 40
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BRANIGAN. Andrew. and Charles
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VURGER, John-Mulfsohn & Co.. 1888. l.