The New York herald., 1921-05-02
: Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.


The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Saturday in the United States District
Court:
6cHoFTELD OIL COMPANY. Inc.--An in
voluntary petition against tho Schofield
on Company, Inc, oils. AZ Broadway, on
behalf of three creditors. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are James
Il. Stoddard, 81 ,5S6. Michael Connor d
Son. s1.16a. and Vacuum Oil Company,
12S.55S The petition states that equity
receivers were appointed in the district
of New Jersey for the properties OF the
company in that State on March last.
James r McNabe y attorney Tor the
petitioners
JANICE PRICE-Involuntary petition against
Janice Price, trading as Janice Importers.
retail ladies' wearing apparel, 145 sixth
avenue, on behalf Of three creditors. The
petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
baum a. Son, se44 and weinsteln Dress
Company Inc. SIS. William GaHand is
attorney for the petitioners.
PHOTO PLAY JOURNAL CoRPORATION-
An involuntary petition against the Photo
Play Journal Corporation, publishing busi-
ness l45 west Thirty-eighth street. on
behalf OF three creditors. The petittonins
creditors and amounts claimed are: Calvin
Kennedy. s2.o0i; James & Lowery. s2.4l5.
and Leslie Cohen, $1,000. Louis $. Posner
is attorney for the petitioners.
HARAH BBUMSACK - Involuntary petition
against Sarah Blumsack baker, isa East
1T4th street, on behalf OF two creditors
The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are Joseph Moskowitz, S2Ss. and
George spatz, $500. Goetz Jacooy are
attorneys for the petitioners.
yNzETrA, LAX a wEISBERG-Yoluntar
petition by Frank Lax and Sam Weisberg.
vduaiy and members Of tho CO.
partnership OF Ynzetta, Lax weisberg.
ladies cloaks and suits. formerly at 1871
First avenue, but which dissolved on
December 10 last by mutual consent. Only
Lax and weisberg join in the petition.
Ciuseppi Ynzetta, the other partner, not
being represented, Liabilities are given as
e4G2f OF which s205 is stock In trade
and S4,41G debts due on open accounts
Abraham I. Wolf Is attorney for the bank
cpTBfN. sIEGEL 4 BRopsKY-Involuntsry
petition against Max Siegel, Joseph Cribin
and Harry Brodsky, trading as Gribin.
ssegea Brodsty talors. 80 Forsyth
street IN behalf OF three creditors. Petit
tioning ereat9rs and amounts ga Claimed are
Wunxei, $3.50. Cohen, Rosenthal Shapiro
ars attorneys FOR the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN. following schedules IN bankruptcy were
filed Saturday in the United States District
xprTHuR KNAPP ENGINEERING coRPo-
5aATIoN. The schedules ot tho Arthur
Kuapp Engineering Corporation. against
whom a petition was filed January II. 1921,
v41ow liabilities OF sci sos, of which s2l TO
arc unsecured claims. and assets % S1i ,372,
OF which T,4lT - machinery. tools, &c
S3,f5I debts due on open accounts, $500
oils, prorffssory notes and securities and
sxO2 money deposited IN bank Graham.
1fcnfahor, Bucal 4 Knox are attorneys for
che BANKRUPT.
RECEIVERS IN BANKHUPTCy
7ne following receivers in bankruptcy we're
appointed Saturday by Judge Mack in the
ffnifed states District Court
SaIArlI,Es r. McNAIR anciIary receiver ln
mis- district for American Home Builders.
Iec.. real estate. - Corilandt street. with
y bond OF 81 900 An Involuntary petition
10 nsbankruptcy was filed against the cor
rfpration In the New Jersey district on April
and McNair was appointed general re-
c1tser there. The assets In this district
~ estimated At 81 900.
M&xN1c1sL STEINfIAftD temporary receiver
Tor lNie photo Play Journal Corporation
publishers. i4J Nect Thlrty-eighih street.
with q bond OF s. 900
ASSIGNMENTS.
RAM RANfM a co. manufacturing neckvear
~ 10 East Twenty-third street has as
r&aned for the benefit Of creditors TO Samuel
kahan. Sam Ramm r. president OF the
ronpany. which was Incorporated IN 1910,
pETHR G POLITICS. dell atsssen at bss Co
itgrryus avenue, has assigned for the osns-