The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN. BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed Monday in the United states District
Court:
ISAAC RosENTHAL, mems clothing. 81
Second avenue: involuntary; in behalf OF
Martin Liebschutz, who claims sT02. Liza
bities are given as $4,000 and assets as
81 800. Benjamin +. Steinberg attorney for
the petitioner.
WILLIAM GoTTLIEB. MOE HoRowITZ
and ORA GOTTLlEB. trading oras
Speciality shop and also as the Marie Bell
shop 66o Sixth avenue and I2i Sixth ave-
nue., ladies' wearing apparel: involuntary.
Petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are: /. A. Iiartstein Co.. st1j; Ben Conn,
S37i Allen Cohn, S205. Archibald Palmer
attorney for the petitioners.
JOSEPH z. MoSEL. architectural draughts-
man. 50 Bruce avenue. fonkerF; voluntary.
Liabilities, sc. 5Js all unsecured claims. and
no assets. Arnstein. Levine g. Posner at
torneys for the bankrupt.
BESSIE SARBONE, against whom a petit
tion was filed November 10. 1920. show
liabilities OF 5000. all unsecured claims.
and assets OF $50: debts due open ac-
counts. Louis G. wallack attorney for the
LEO GORDON SHOE COMPANY. INC. rer-
cval Wilds, receiver for the Leo Gordon
Shoe Company. Inc. against whom petit
tlcn was filed January IL. 1921. filed a
schedule OF creditors OF the alleged bank
rup: showing 23G different creditors and
total liabilities ss stG3355. rhe amounts
vary from .he ss6 255. due MenIhan Sweet
OF Auburn. Nc. 20 the o. cents owed 90 tho
shaw-W alser Company ot Muskegon. Mich.
Among
Iohnron Corporation Endicott y. v. $50
?G7 s. =. Basker Shoe Company. Reading.
Mass. 27.is6 Fulton County National
sle shoe Company. Brooklyn. sci $40. yam
fauer Davidson attorney for the re-
RoTHENsERG EXPORT FUR COMPANY,
Liabilities, si5a1fa ~ which Sl45 49, are
unsecured claims end 4.lai secured
claims. and assets OF s50,340. Of which
L.. In ~ 1rhf
on open accounts. si1 GOO deposits OF money
in banks and elsewhere and s5T9f bills.
promissory notes and securities. II. a J.
J. Lesser attorneys for the bankrupt.
PHILIP and SAMUEL ROTIfENBERG,
trading ne Philip Rothenberg sro., fur
dealers, i42 West 1'wcnty-fifth street. LA
hUfies S4oi .253 Of which s23e. .sa3 are un-
secured claims and s25i 800 secured claims
and assets Of si05. 7al. Of which i2.sss
are debts due on open accounts. 500 .os6
deposit of money W bank. s22 900 stock IN
trade and s2n.t2s cash In hand (the latter
marked "in dispute"). W. a. J. !. Lesser
attorneys foT tho bankrupts.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules r. bankruptcy wss
flied Monday IN the United States Distrlc;
f,ot-is BRENNER. asainN whom pcti.io.,
was filed. show liabili,ies ~ sl3,T24 oil
unsecured claims. and assetq OF 81 900. oi
which $3.50 Ia siork in trade Henry ".
silver attorney for tho bankrupt.
/ NATHAN ?. LonELsoilN, dr. .s2ods sni
notions. lNsd Iniru avenue ldnnllitteH'
ssgiG ali unsecured claims. mud assets
/ given ~ unknown Leo Rosenberg attor.
/ ncy for the hankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY
The following receivers IN bankruptcy weie
appointed by Judge Hand Monday iu the
[ United states District Court
/ ARTHUR ". KAUFMAN. INC. ladies' on.
derwear. - Fifth avenue Randolph 1far.
ris with n bond ~ 81 600
I pAChT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION. oper.
a'lns and manaelng steamships. A. Broad
| way: stusr' Mcnamara temporary, with
| = bond OF 5000
ASSIGNMENTS
7 ISAAC EOsENTTAL retail dealer in cloth.
ing at 81 Second avenue, Monday. assigned
/ for tho benefit ~ creditors 20 Joseph
Krinsl,y.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
/ MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yer,