The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday In the United States District
VICTORY TAILORING CO.. INc.-rnvolun-
taIy petition against the Victory Tailoring
Co., Inc. retail dealer in clohing, 149 East
Twenty-third street on behalf of Yetta
pirchep. who claims s625. Ross Kauf-
man are attorneys for the petitioner.
NORRIS RUNDICk CO.. JNC.-Involuntary
petition against Morris Rundick Co.. Inc.
leather goods, 20 Fifth avenue, on behalf
OF three creditors. The petitioning credit
or and amount claimed IL. Ruchman,
1928. Eaberman Levine are attorneys
for the petitioner
by Nathan w. Altman, electrician. i545
Third avenue. who places his liabilities at
S2.e39. all unsecured claims, aud no assets.
Stone Schlesinser are attorneys for the
MAN MITz-lnvoluntaiy petition against
Max Mltz. shoes, 1865 Third avenue, in
behalf OF Sawyer Boot and Shoe Co., who
claims upward OF $500 Liabilities and
sets not stated. Lesser Brothers are attor.
neys for the petitioner.
GEORGE CRYSTAIs-lnvoluntary petition
against George Crystal. .Jeweiry. 81 Mas
sau street. on behalf OF three creditors
a. Sos 600 o. Petitonns T nj VgS creditors tori "'s and
amounts claimed are: Kate Tzach, $1,000:
Aaron Q. Weinberg, $500; Breslavsky Bros.
x30i Greenbaum. Wolff Ernst are at
torneys for the petitioners.
FRANCES l.. BURTNETT-Voluntary peu-
tion b. Frances l.. BURNETT. Bronxville,
N. v. who places his liabilities at 1864.
all unsecured. and no assets. G. Parker
Latin is attorney for the bankrupt.
GABRIEL HYMAN--Voluntary petition by
Gabriel Hyman. 2iA Audubon avenue. who
places his liabilities at S2I.li0. all un-
secured claims. and assets nj 500 cash on
hand. Foster Newman are attorneys for
BLUMENsoN co.-rnvoluntary petition
against Harry, Samuel L. and Samuel
Biumenson: trading !ss, as Blumens9n SON." Co; Co;
suits. so West Twenty second street. on be-
half Of three creditors, Liabilities are
given as 100000. and assets as $1,000 Pc
titioning creditors and amounts claimed
are r.. siegel, s56s: J. Frimarck. $3.50;
g. Weiss. 81 600 Shame & weinrib are
attorneys for the petitioners.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Tuesday by Judge Mack In the
United States District Court.
DOROTHY KENYON, receiver for the Penn
Ferris Corporation. operating Ferris
wheel, 2i1 Broadway, with a bond OF
BERNARD 7. REFS. temporary receiver for
George Crystal. jobber In iewelry. 81 Mas
GEORGE l.. COHEN. receiver for Harry
Samuel and l.. and Samuel Blumenson.
trading ms Blunenson 4 Co. manufacturers
Of cioaks and suits. 80 West Twenty second
street with bond OF $500.
JOSHUA SPRAyREGEN. temporary receiver
for Soul Fxcirod. trading as the Columbia
Clothing Co. boys and young mems cloth
Ing, 2e3 East Houston street and o3ii
Eighth street. with bond OF $1,000.
RECEIVER In EQUITY.
Judge Julian W. Mack In the United States
District Court Tuesday, appointed Ernest
ngeil, receiver In equity for the G. c.
Navigation Company. 20 Broadway. with
bond OF 5000 The complainant In the suit
is tho Equitable Trust Company OF New
York. which claims 20 hold n mortgage on
the four masted wooden schooner. Cecilia
Cohen. belonging TO the defendant. for .i25..
OCO
Tho bill OF complaint states that the de-
fendant corporation has defaulted on its In
stalment payments, that tho schooner IS now
at Philadelphia loaded with coal for New
Orleans: that the defendant IL without funds
70 pay insurance OH thc vessel aud threatens
10 send the schooner 20 sea without insuf-
nnce In violations OF ihe conditions entered
into. and that receiver Il necessary to pro
tcct complainant from loss. MURRAY. Pr"h-
tcc a Aidrch 81 Wall street. are attorneys
for the complainant
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedulcs IN bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday in the Unlted states District
Court:
FRANK RtpGEwAY SMITH ~ West
Thirty y-ninth street, against whom n peu-
iion was filed January -, 1921. show
liabilities of ssI 500, all unsecured claims
and assets Of Sls,6IS. OF which s33.25o Is
stock IN trade. $3.50 machinery, tools, &c.