The New York herald., 1921-02-19
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
G: II. wESTERBERG & Co. INC. q Yves,
broadway. Involuntary. on behalf OF three
creditors. Liabilities are given as $50. 90
and assets $4,000. The petitioning credit
tors and amounts claimed are: James e.
Burke, $500; Arthur Canfora. S700. and
Abraham Mintz. $500 Walter B. Mlikman
Is attorney for the petitioners.
JOHN X. LASHER a BRO, INC. butter
and egg commission merchants, 81 Har-
pison vs'r street. yosntary san Liaeilities sst9Ss
and S36 100 secured claims: assets. ss1, ,36f, ,
OF which SIs.7ss represents debts due on
open accounts; $500 machinery. tools. &C..
and 5000 bills. promissory notes and securi-
ties. Williamson Boyles are attorneys
woNPAr PRODUCTS CORPORATION. In
ternational merchants. 3es Broadway. in
voluntary. on behalf Of three creditors.
Ine 1asS peti,onins sTed,,ors and, and amounts UNI
1925; Magnus, Mabee & Reynard, Ss3s
and Southern Rice Company, ti.5is.
Archibald Palmer is attorney for the
HARRIS LUsTGARTEN. Turkish baths. oes
East second street, Involuntary. on behalf
OF three creditors. The petitioning crcdi.
Laber, S1.0i4: b. Rosenberg, s2o3' and
Jacob Ca Gsrfanks, ,r - 900. II. David rrack-
STRAITS SETTLEMENT IMPORT COR
PoRATloN, rubber. 10 Wall street. IN
petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are: Armendaiz Bros, Inc, 1894. and
\. A. Meter. s9,e6S. Campbell. F1aherty.
Turner strouse are attorneys for the
petitioners.
IRvING J. KAHAN AND LOUIS BIER
and d Producing Company, rubber. 5b 10 Wal Wall
street. involuntary, on behalf OF three
creditors. The. petitioning creditors and
n. A. Niter. 80 .96s. and Frederick Patrick.
$ii2. Campbell, Flaherty. Turner g. Strouse
are attorneys for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
ALBERT s. HELLER. aFains, whom petit
tion was flied January 20. 1921. shows la
secured claims and sio.1i7 secured claims,
and assets OF s37.3fo. OF which 5000 is
stock In trade, $1,000 machinery. tools. &c.
81 600 debts due on open accounts. SIS, 600
bills. promissory notes and securities
81 500 unliquidated claims and 5000 cash on
hand. Henry Gerson is attorney for the
bankrupt
RUBIN SUSSMAN. perfumery. II Clinton st ..
liabilities s8.iOo. OF which s4,s2I are un
secured claims $500 secured claims and
$3.50 notes ard bills: assets $S.42f. OF which
so. 600 is stock In trade. s42i deposits OF
money IN bank and $1,000 policies OF insur-
ance. Julius q. Kremcr is attorney for the
woRK PRoDUcrNG CORPORATION, aeaIns,
whom n petition was filed January Z, 1921.
shows liabilities of sos, ,niO all unsecured
claims. and assets OF Si25,of3. Of which
s6S 900 Is stock In trade, si3.921 debts due
on open accounts and s47.0i6 deposits OF
money in banks or elsewhere. John a..
Pomblcton ia attorney for the bankrupt.
The largest creditors are u. W. Griffin.
ss4. .33A and p. w. q. Corporation. $50, $50.
The schedules state that by written agree
ment II csc claims are subordnstcd and
not 10 participate in the distribution OF the
estate until all other creditors are paid In
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday by Judge Knox In the
United States District Court
GAgSTAN SCHWARTZ. silks and dress
goods, 90 Hester street; Max T. Cohen, tenn
porary receiver, with a bond OF ~, 800
REtNSTEtN, ErELsoN q SCHOOL. INC.
furs and skins. los West Twenty fourth
street: simon Sutta, receiver. with bond
OF $4,000.
LIT. INC. ladies' tailoring and dressniak-
ing. ttG Epst Fifty-seventh street; Arthur
Lewis, receiver. with bond Of $500.
DAVID HORNE. grocer. 962 Southern Boule-
yard IrorN: Albert u. Cory. temporary re-
colver, with bond of 81 900.
HARRY OsTERNIAN. trading as tho Trl-
umph Dress Manufacturing Co.. dresses. 1s
West Thirty-first street; Allen G. Brogaw,
temporary receiver, with n bond Of 81 200.
MORRIS ZtNK. retail clothing. 2oI1 Webster
avenue Bronx; Ruth Lcwnson. temporary
c. r. wESTERBERG e. CO., mo, ma
chinery ard tools. West broadway:
George w. Eiklns temporary receiver. with
a bond of s. 900.
Jo,IN X. LHsHER a BROS. INC. butter
and eeFs. II Harrifon street; Cyrus g. NIL.
ier temporary receiver, with bond OF
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