The New York herald., 1921-02-11
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed Thursday in the United States District
ARTHUR NEWMAN, dresses. So West Thir-
ty-second street: liabilities S2IloS. OF
assets S1371S, Of which S3.Si3 is stock in
trade, s1,o43 machinery. tools. &C.. $500
debts due In open accounts and S2I00 car
riages and other vehicles. Home Man.
helm attorneys for the bankrupt.
HOTEL LOUISBUIsG. INC, against whom
a petition was filed September 20. 1920, show
Liabilities of sos ,so7. OF which si9.774 are un-
secured claims and sls.510 secured claims.
and assets of S62 900, OF which $50 ZOO rep
the Hotel Louisburg. Bar Harbor, Me-, and
$42 900 real estate. II. Howard Babcock at
torney for tho bankrupt.
Z. SPIEGEL e. DUPOUY, INC. leather. 81
Spruce street. Liabilities $7i1. .076. OF which
$I03.s1i unsecured claims and S30I .265
secured claims, and assets OF 800 26j. of
which $50 $50 Is stock In trade. S51,Tl1 debts
due on open accounts. $1,000 machinery.
tools, &c. 81 .7s9 deposits of money IN bank
and $500 property In revision. trust, sc.
Podell Ansorge & Podell attorneys for the
HENRY A. TOWN. children's and women $
coats. go Fifth avenue. Liabilities S2s. .Is5,
OF which Sl6,53j are unsecured claims and
2.250 secured claims. and assets of SlI. i49.
OF which $4,000 Is stock in trade. Sl3.499
debts due on omen accounts and 81 200 ma
chinery tools, &c. Shame & We.nr!b attor-
neys for the bankrupt.
TRUEANGEL WATCH COMPANY. INC.
against whom a petition was filed December
$32,1ls are unsecured claims and 81 40 Sc
cured claims. and assets OF S34,51e. OF which
s3l s61 Is stock in trade and $2.33i unioui-
dated claims. Samuel I. Hartman attorney
for the bankrupt.
GOLDMAN & BURNsTEIN. against whom
a petition was filed January H. 1921. show
liabilities OF x2I1 1913, of which S6J, ,12S are
unsecured claims. $50 900 secured claims and
Sl16.90o notes and bills, and assets of $44, 005.
o. which s35 900 is stock in trade, 81 500 ma
accounts and s. 900 deposits OF money in
banks elsewhere Morris Leight is attor-
ney for the bankrupts.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
arpointed Thursday by Judge Knox in the
United States District Court
EYMAN SALES-Reginad p. Boyd. tenn
porary receiver for Hyman Sales. skirts.
32 West Thirty-first street. with a bond OF
SOPHIE DEFoRE-samucl Fraser tempo
rary for Sophie before; doing business a.
the -. Louis MargaTine Company. 22s2
Twelfth avenue; bond $1,500.
AMERICAN PROCESS COMPANY. INC
Francis y. Wood temporary, for American
Process Company. Inc, dyeing and bleach
ing. :sG Second avenue: bond 81, 600.
JACOB COHEN-Max Herzfeid ancillary
receiver IN this district for Jacob Cohen of
40 Forty-first street. Brooklyn. who has a
dry goods business at 2s Forsyth street,
Manhattan. with n bond of $500 Herr
field was appointed receiver for the alleged
bankrupt In the Eastern district OF New.
York on February by Judge Edwin l..
Garvin. Assets in this district given as
5000
IMPoRT AURORA BEDsPREAD COM
PANY--John l.. Lytte temporary receiver
for Amedo Patillo and Vita Catalano. trad
Ing the Import Aurora Bedspread Com
pany. bedsprcads. 225 Canal street. bond
50 600
ALBERT :. HELLER-Martin @. Ansorge
temporary receiver for Albert s. Heller
clothing, residing AZ 39i West Nnety-first
street. and conducting q business at San
Juan. Porto Rico bond not stated.
MILTON SCHREIBER-Harry Eisenbach
for Milton Schneider. doing business Mil
ton SCHROEDER Co.. against whom petition
was filed Thursday, with bond OF $50. 900.
The petition for receiver By II. Beck states
that the liabilities Of the alleged bankrupt
are 81. 100000 and free assets az the present
time about $4,000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
CHARLES MAftOWITZ. dealer in dry goods
at 1855 Boston road Thursday assigned for
the benefit Of creditors 70 Max L. Rosen-
stein.
NATHAN KAPLAN. dealer in leather and
findings, i5S East nan street, has assigned
for the benefit OF creditors 10 Bernard i.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that Of the