The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Thursday In tie United States District
SLOsHoWER & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. petit
tion against Abraham Sloshower and Louis
Weiner. trading as sloshower 4 Weiner,
. 10 and - cent store. 5T1 East 13sth
street, The Bronx, on behalf of three cred
tiers. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: william Frank. s55s;
Bodiler. s44. Morris Grossman Is attorney
for the petitioners.
THE ARTIFICIAL FLOWER STORES,
INc.-lnvoluntary petition against the Arti-
ficial Flower Stores. Inc, Jobber OF arti-
fetal flowers, 2li Fifth avenue. on behalf
and amounts claimed are. Beniamin X
Schwedel, s3,400; Sidney Loevin. $50
Oliver &. Macleod, $2l0 Edward y. Levy
Is attorney for the petitioners.
S. MANpEL BAKING COMPANY. INC.-In-
voluntary petition against tire 5. Mandel
Baking Company. Inc, bakery, DO Wet
207th street. on behalf OF three creditors.
Liabilities are given as S. 900 and assets
as $500. Petitionlng creditors and amounts
claimed are: Tip Top Flour Company, lnc..
$67I; Wolf Lowlnger. S2o2 J. ). Water
man Co, S4S1 Grossfield Brothers are
attorneys for the petitioners
FRANK PARKER STOCkBRipGE-Nolu
tary petition by Frank Parker Stockbridge.
who gives his address only as Borough Of
Manhattan. and does not stafe hts occupa-
ton, who places his liabilities al so, ,ia2,
of which SlB,OA2 are unsecured claims,
S6l20 secured claims 81 $50 notes and
bills and $3.50 taxes due United States, and
assets az Si,l5O. Of which $500 - real
estate. S3i5 debts due on open accounts.
$40 books, prints and pictures and Ss2a
mliquioated claims Edwards, Murphy 6
Minton are attorneys for the bankrupt
ADOLPH Cht.ESINGER--A voluntary petit
ition by Adolph Schlesinger real estate op-
orator. Stanton street. who places his
Liabilities at Sl6,s0l, all unsecured claims.
and assets at $40 money deposited In bank
Samuel II. Abraham is attorney for the
bankrupt.
MICHAEL EMANUEL coHEN-voIuntary ry
in business as Michael Cohen aud some
times as Emanuel Cohen. trucking and
trading, 1856 Reade street. who places his
liabilities at sl7, ,4GG, OF which SIG, ,atia arc
unsecured claims. aud no assets Maurice
y. Gluck, attorney for the bankrupt.
II. ~ BARTLETT, 1NC.--Involuntury petit
lion against H. y Bartlett. Inc. electrical
supplies. 10 Park place. on behalf OF three
creditors. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are. lrvlngton Narnish and Insu-
lator Company. ss6s; y. Frederick Burnett.
$500, A. O. SchoonmakeT Company. Si4.
D'Bncn, Maleyinsky & Driscoll are attor-
ncys for the petitioners.
ALVIN y. VAN FLEET-Voiuntary petition
by Alvin y. Van Fleet, creamery bottle
filler. Middletown n. II, who places his
liabilities at s2,332, all unsecured claims
and no assets. Waits. Oakes a Bright
Middletown, are attorneys for the bank
HORowITz. KAUFMAN & HoLLAND-In-
voluntary petition against Abraham Horo-
WITT, Samuel Kaufman and John Holland
trading as Horowitz, kaufman and Hoi-
land. bakers. 80 Attorney street, on behalf
of two creditors. The petitioning creditors
and amounts claimed are: Stanton Flour
Company, Inc. 1916 Abraham picher,
sos Goeiz 4 Jacoby are ATTORNEYS for the
petitioners.
Lesser RABINowICZ-volun petition
by Lesser Rabinowicz, also known az
Lelser and Louis RabinoW itz clerk, i07 At
torney street, who places his liabilities at
SS,4ii. all unsecured claims. and no assets.
Ben jamin Koenigsberg, attorney for the
bankrupt.