The New York herald., 1921-01-10
Business Troubles
IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Saturday In the United States District
Court
Voluntary petition by Loretto Tannert, also
known as Loretto Del Vale, I'll West sew
enty-ninth street. no business. who places
her liabilities at 2.2o4. all unsecured claims
and no assets. Israel N. Thurman Is at
torney for the bankrupt.
Involuntary petition against William H.
Liebel, 1853 Allen street, on behalf OF three
creditors. Liabilities are given az $4,000
and assets as 81 900. The petitioning cred
itors and amounts claimed are: Rose Gil
man. $75; Josephine Richman. s162 Fannie
Gold, $500. Alexander Levine Is attorney Tor
the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Rubin suss-
man, perfumery, II Clinton street, on be-
half Of three creditors. Liabilities are
given as 5000 and assets as $4,000. The
petitioning creditors and amounts ciaimeo
are: J. r. Rothschild. $500; Alfred GIL.
sos; l.. Bernstein, SIC. Marcus Helfand Ia
attorney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against the Harbor
Sales and Manufacturing Company. Inc,
,polshes and chemicals. 277 Broadway. on
behalf Of three creditors. Liabilities are
given as $4,000 and assets $4,000. The
petitioping creditors - ana amounts .s,n c,an1ea
s2s1 Harvey w. Smith. 5000. Marcus Heifr
and Is attorney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against the Haro9r a
way on behalf OF three creditors Liabili-
ties are given as $4,000 and assets $1,000.
The petitoning creditors and amounts
-.
Bernstein. $500: Samuel X. Ellenbogen. s1to.
Marcus Heifpnd is attorney for the pe'i-
TONERS.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTcY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
fned Saturday In the United States District
Court:
Schedules of Isidor and Nathan GInsberg,
trading as Edward Poppe Company, and
Cinsberg Bros, against whom pefition
was filed December o. 1920. show liabilities
of s45 23a, all unsecured claims, and assets
OF s21.7o2, of which $4,000 is stock In
trade and S10.350 debts due on open ac-
counts George Herick Is attorney for the
bankrupt.
Schedules of spnon Goldstein and Louis
Conner. trading a. Godste,n ,,,o, SyoSr, wonner
81. 1920 chow liabilities of s15.333 OF which
sr4.s75 are unsecured claims. and assets OF
se.es5. Of which 81. 900 is stock IN trade na And
Schmer Is attorney for tho bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday in the United States Difr
trict Court:
l. Bryant temporary receiver for Rubin
Sussman. perfumery. &C.. II Clinton street.
Judge A. n. Hand appointed Charles n.
McNair Of Paterson, N. j., ancillary receiver
in this district for the Acme Textile Com
Msw ir'sy r. %as ad m
New Jersey December 20, 1920. McNair Is
receiver for the alleged bankrupt In New
Jersey. The petition states that the COM
pany has siliss 20 the value OF ~ 900 IN the
borough Of Manhattan. The bond was fixed
at 81 900.
Judge Hand appointed william J. Clark
tcmporarv receiver for Celia Benson, dry
goods, 2s5 Nerperhan avenue. Yonlsers. with
n bond of $500.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Samuel Cohen and Nathan Cohen. Cohen
Bros, dry goods. at 100 East fremont ave.
nue., Saturday assigned for the benefit OF
creditors to Nathan NJ. Hunter.
JUDGMENTS FILED
The following judgments were filed yester-
Fday. the first name being that OF the debtor;
MANHATTAN.
ABI.ETT, Chas. r. tCharies =. Alb
lett Co.)--Safety Electric Co. ..... si.6s5.1I
ABRAMS. Herman-H, samiels ct
AarrR;nn.A az; CIR. MAYER s.. and Leo.
poid Weii-c. seidiitz ct al. costs 354.st
Conner. Fender 4 co...........I 1920
BPODSI<Y, Morris. and Adolph
Zimmot OBrodsky & Zimmot)-
Premier Garment Co. Inc. ...... 3o44O
CHATF1ELD. Alicc--H. Buehler ct
cHA;rFiEr.p. a. FIELD Aiice-J. Buenler. 'O
Jr., ct al; costs ts................. 12o.4b
~ Terer -. ....'~............. ~ 22s os
cfiArrTfiELD. Alicc--M. p. Finoke.. iiis0
sAAtE--Joseph Duchler, Inc. c........ 103sO
DuPINSKY. Iacob--M. Oberrnan... 685.4f
neeker ct al. rehabilitation. 5.47e.e7
Rothe christensen a Rothe)-L.