The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN RANKRUpTCY.

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Monday IN the United States District
ALEXANDER ABRAHAMs. involuntary
AGAINST Alexander Abrahams silk .jobber
25e Fourth avenue. in behalf of three
creditors. Petitiopng creditors ant
amounts claimed are: John NJ. Nelson,
Sl.6i3 Walter A. Large, S2,05T Florence
Schwabacher. s5.423. zalsin & Cohen. at
torneys for the petitioners.
EMANUEL ROBINSON. Involuntary
against Emanuel Robinson, dresses. Il East
creditors. Liabilities are given as S15 ,o0o
and assets as $1,000 Petitioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: r.. Goldstein,
Sl7s; S. Levor. $1G0; p. Gordon. 5000
Shame Weinrib, attorneys for the pc
titioners.
HERRICK & BENNETT, Involuntary.
against w. Wilson Herriek. Il. Evers
Bennett. Frank l.. scheffey. J. Harry Reb-
hann and Franklin w. Palmer. individu-
ally and doing business under firm name
and style OF Herrick & Bennett. stock
brokers. G6 Broadway in behalf of three
creditors. Liabilities are given as 81 300, p0c
and assets as 81 T0O. 900. petitoning cred
itors aud amounts Claimed are: William II.
cid, Sl24 y Murray Olyphant, $50. Herbert
u. Smith. SS26. Thomas IT. Low, 23a
broadway, attorney for the petitioners.
SAMUEL LIrTMAN--Voluntary by Samuel
Littman, doing business under the firm
names or style OF Inter-Continent Trading
Company, the Jess Novelty Company. and
!. 7. X. Continent Handkerchief Company,
lobbers and importers, 64S Broadway, who
places his liabilities at s., $40, all unsecured
claims, and assets of $Ios, OF which x49S
is stock In trade and $210 debts due open
accounts. The petition Was filed by the
bankrupt in person.
MANUFACTURERS AND EXPORTERS AL
LANCE, INC.--lnvountary. against the
Manufacturers and Exporters Alliance. Inc,
trading and me rcantile pursuits. 434 Broad
way, on behalf of three creditors. Peti-
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are
s. Trading Corporation. s3.3l3 Muller,
Costa & Co, Inc, $3.50. Walter u. VILE is
attorney for the petitioners.
RICHARD g. Observation-Disclosures, by
Richard G. Fudner, 3f6 East Fifteenth
street. who places his liabilities at 81 900.
all unsecured claims and 10 assets. Thomas
Sheridan. attorney for the bankrupt.
POLI.IN & SON-Involuntary, against Bar
net and Maurice Pollin, trading as n.
Pollin Son. furs and skins, 80 West Thir-
ticth street. In behalf of B. Richter. who
claims $1,000 Liabilities are given as
S7J.o 900 and assets az $4,000 silver &
Moskowitz. attorneys for the petitioner.
HUGO Observation-Disclosures. by Hugo Mes
surf. manager and merchant. 54S East
iS3d street. Bronx. who places his lisbiii-
ties at 5000. all unsecured claims. and
assets at s43. money deposited In bank.
William j. Larney. attorney for the bank
rupt
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
49,
W. S. & II. cHILDREN's SHOE CO.. INC.
~ Wiliett street. Liabilities, S12. .nas OF
which sii. .o52 are unsecured claims and
81 .0i5 secured claims and assets Of 81 900
Of which $1,000 ls stock in trade and 81. 600
machinery, tools. &c. Louis NJ. Kommel
attorney for fhc bankrupt.
CANAL. RESTAURANT CORPORATION. 81
Canal street. Liabilities, $oSo6. Of which
s6,iJ6 arc unsecured claims and 81. $50 ne
cured claims, and assets. SIZE. OF which
$500 is stock ju trade and 81 .On0 machin-
cry. tools. &c. Alexander Levine. attorney
for the bankrupt.
IRVING CANTOR. against whom n petition
was filed December g, 1920 show lIabili-
ties Of s2 500, all unsecured claims. and
assets Of $500. stock IN trade. David l..
Cohn. attornev for the banirlipt
WIENER & TERKER, furs. i4o West o7th
street. who place their liabilities az
Ss2.Si5. of which S30.fsf are secured
claims si7.276 unsecured claims and
S32, ,J51 notes and bills. and assets. $fl.3T5,
of which s5.oas is stock IN trade. s2.os4
liquidated claims and 81 .Gss deposits Of
money In hanks and elsewhere. Edward
Fillmore. attorney for the bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRuPrCY.
Tho following receivers in bankruptcy we're
appointed Monday by Judge Knox In the
United States District Court:
MELVILLE BOYD, temporary, for Alex
ander Abrahems. lobber In SIR. 23p
Fourth avenue, with bond of 81, O00 The
petition for receiver. made by John W..
Nelson. gives the liabilities az $4,000 and
asscts AZ 81. 600.
GEORGE w. ELKINS. temporary, for Irving
J. kahan and Louis Eerglass. trading an
the Americsn Sales and Purchasing Com
PAM. rui Der, 10 Wall street, with bond
~ 5000.
GFoRGE w ELKTNs. temporary, for the
straits Settlements Import Corp. rubber.
30 Wall street with a bond Of 5000.
JOSEPH fRINSKY, temporary. for Rose
kucker. trading as the Chelsea Paper and
Twine Company, against whom a petition
Was filed February 10, with a bond Of
81 500.
THOMAS ". MATTERS. Jr., receiver for
Barnet and Maurice pOllin trading as NJ
polin 4 Son. furs and skins. 53 Woat
Thirtieth street, with bond of 5000.
LOUIS JERSAvIT. receiver for Emanuel
Robinson, dresses. ~ East Thirty second
street. with bond Of $500.
q pAYNOND ". FfFEO and John B Johnston.
receivers for w Wilson Herrck, r.. Everley
bennett, Frank l.. Schcffcy, !. Harry
lobhnm and Franklin w. Palmer. Jr..
trading az Herrick & Bennett. stock bro
ker7 60 broadway. With Joint bond OF
the receiverrhlp.
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following individuals and firms were
discharged from bankruptcy Monday In the
United states. District Court by Judge Mar
Fanny l.. Fox, Jacob Braunstein, Adoiph
Bumenkron. Louis l.. Liclitenfeld. Theo-
dore NJ. Johnson. Teresa Moses Schneider
& lIndin. Guy w. Eskridgc William Hy-
land. Charles G. Haines. Harry Mandell
Sarah Hammer, Brrsln & Belkoff
ASSIGNMENTS.
UNIVERSAL METAL PARTS MANrrAC-
parts, at co2-6oi West tffty-sccond street