The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-01
Business Troubles
prTITIONs IN BANKRUPTCY.

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court .,
Ai.ToN INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES,
INCA voluntary petition by Alton Inter-
national Industries, Inc. exporter and I'M
porter, So Leonard street, which places It's
liabiliiIes at $3.50, of which $S,4sSs0 are
unsecured claims and assets OF $3l7, OF
which ZIG represents unliquidated claims.
Louis II, Robinson is attorney 1or the
METRorioLITAN BOX AND LUMBER CO.
A voluntary petition against Max Rosen-
thai and Max Cohen. trading as the Metro
politan Box and Lumber Company. nox
of two creditors, H. S. Aueroach' VINO
claims s104. and ]. Herbert Bates Com
pany, $ItS Joseph Krinsky is attorney for
A. p. BABCOCK COMPANY.--An involuntary
petition against A. p. Babcock Company
manufacturing. trading and mercantile pur-
suits, sol Fifth avenue, on behalf OF four
creditors The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: Ungerer Co., 1853 !;
F Fiji Inc, IS ess. and Sophie NJ Burtman
StG.H9. Birmingham. Veder, Masten
Fearey are attorneys for. the petitioners.
ROBERT y. WRIGHT & SoNS.-Involun-
tary petition against Claude V. and Benja-
min b. Wright trading as Robert j..
Wright Sons, horse manure, 101st street
and East River, on behalf of three cred
itors. The petitioniug creditors and
amounts claimed William tiriblen.
$1,000; McKennell & Appel, $500, and
p j. Bauer Towing Line. Sill. Emanuel
NJ Kaiser is attorney for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
HARRY OSTERMAN--The schedules of
Harry Osterman, trading Triumph Dress
Manufacturing Company, dresses, IS West
oar, all unsecured claims, and assets OF
$3.50, of which 81 200 Is stock in trade and
$1,000 machinery. tools. &c. Gallatin q
Upton are attorneys for the bankrupt
CHARLES MANDELNfAN--The schedules OF
Charles Maadelman, trading J. ka-
aowslSy Co. against whom a petition was
filed May H. 1921, show liabilities Of Ss,01S
all unsecured claims, and assets of 81 800
of which $500 IS stock in trade, 5000 ma
chi1ery tools, &c, and $40 IN bank. Ross
G. Kaufman are attorneys for the bank.
Louis sPEELMAN-The schedules OF Louis
speelman, jewelry. 81 Nassau street, SHOW
notes and bills, 500. 7s7 secured claims
$40 $40 unsecured claims, $3.50 accommo
dalton paper and S5.50i taxes due United
states. and assets Of $i03952. of which
S96616 IL bills. promissory notes and Sc
curties. sf,it7 debts due on open accounts
and 81. 9s3 deposits of money in bank. Minns
Neuga 90, SO Nassau street, II attorney FOL
the bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday IN tho United States
co INST lSTfNEh TOBACCO ooRP.-Judge
Augyftus n. Hand appointed John l.. LYttlt
temporary receiver for the Constantine
Tobacco Corporation. manufactures Of ciga.
rcttes. 457 Broomo street, with bond OF
81 900.
EXPOSITION CATERING CO.. INC.-Judgt
A. n. Hand appointed Arthur Y. Dalzie
receiver for the Exposition Catering Com
pany, Inc, restaurant at nth street and
Bronx River. with bond OF $1,000.
| THOMAS GERACI-Judge A. N. Hand ap
pointed Richard o. Smith temporary re
oeiver for Thomas Geraci, trading as thu
Bronx Public Market. groceries, 1885, Arthur
avenue Bronx. with a bond OF $500. Liza
blties arc estimated at $1,000, and assets
at 81 900
A. P. BABCOCK Co.--Judge A. N. Hand sp
pointed Jesse Watson temporary receiver
Of a. p Babcock Company. perfumery and
! talcum powder, 5oi Fifth avenue, with !
'''' - JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yester
! day. MAY 81; the first name beins that o
| AlEEE. Reed-Finchley Inc... 52is;
| ALLEN. Franklin VII. A. Davi-
Airs ITT Lonis-W. Gosfogei. i9S s :,
| BTlLIORtNI. Franks. G. Vogel.. i3l.o
Co. Observation-Disclosures. 442.5
Charles A.-c. G. Casazza. 80. $4,000
Trading Corp. ................... 2.le9.4
rift ....................... ...,.. e.3oe.7,
couRTRIGHT, william LII. X.
| CONfGLIO. Phllip-M. Sarnoff ii40'
" Go. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1857
ander Hamilton Institute. ....... i25.5i
sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
EpELsTEIN, Kate or Kedi-M.
i tcft1 81 ~, .+....4.t.s.+ .......s4 -lS-6'
]
child Observation-Disclosures. Oo2 a
! r,INpARo, ciluseppina--r. RotelIa. s42et
! TLEIsHMAN, Muni ". OByrnc 400
York: costs. .................... 1907,
ner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i,o75.y
Register Co. ..-.............. 2e1 %
| GLASS, Jacob--Gregory & Co... 1915.
GOLDMAN Edward MI. L. Pur-
GRossMAN. isaac-M. Rothstein. 100 81
/ MARRIs, Emanuel M. Guinta. 1,05sT'
HOLLAND MACHINE CO., INC
Stuvvesaut Fixture Co., lnc..... $751;
HENDERSON FINCH, INC
Phoenix Yarn Corp ..,.......... 7ios
| HETNOLD, Chas. e.. and Raymond
Z Y. Mevillc--Lewis Frank Sons. $50 q
! JI3Nlfs. WIN. p.-W. X Craig
costs Observation-Disclosures. 1850;
JARELLA Frank Ccrescent Marble
& Tile Go. )--Mospic Tile Co... eco Il
Geiicr ct al................,.,... 122. 2.
| KAPAb, reter--E. ". Sayre ct al. 3i21C
/ KENDALL. John H.-Tffany Co. t2s.7C
I KALKER. Abraham and Joseph a.
/ Kaiker & sons)--H y. Kicmens. .4s2 OF
/ KING Samuel J-E. Welsl....... 3T4s,
! OOSE, Hllda-S. Kaplan.. 1870
/ LAMSON. Jarvis. Jr.-Bctterdge
| Reeves, Inc. ........4..,...... t54.7t
/ LAPTGAM, Louis H.--F. DIVINE. ti0OC
| LETTER, fsador-Chency BrOs..... 637 3C
I LtZKAY. Chnrlcs--PrOctcr Cam
! bic Distributing Co.............. les. 3;
I ITpsUtTH y FOSENzWEiG, INC.
&C S Logan, Inc. ..,.......... 1874
! LITTMAN, Joseph. and Benjamin
/ Bernstcin--E. G. Ray............. .03s. a
| LEVI u, Augusta dorchester
Thread Coz, and Benjamin Lee
vine--R. Brenowcr Son. 1nc.... 2S4.0l
VANGUARD, Richard WA. G.
Thomas ..ss. ......... ......s.... lhO.bs
" Nsison '........ 4 ,.'21.g.1.1 aq2.St
MIGLiAccrA. Arnoid--t. strszs-