The New York herald., 1922-08-21
Business Troubles
PETITIONS I'M nANKRrrrcy


Tho following petitions IN bankruptcy were
Court:
GENERAL FUR TRADING CORP. INC.
-. west 2eth st-Mary Locketts. s547
claimant Silver Moakovltx 200 Broad
way. attorney for petitioner.
FUCKER. SQBIN a. FUCKER. INC. nc
business named. 6o3 Broadway--Involuntar
sam Nabinowitz, 81 200 Anna Levy S4O0;
Clair Weir. s7o complainants. Alex. s.
Marcuson. 256 Broadway, attorney for petit
TONERS.
SILVER FOX BEVERAGE CORR. 500
Timpson place, Bronx-Involuntary Flor
ence BlItz. $3.50; William wilk, SIS; Irvips
kasofsky, 1924. complainanN. Sobel &
Brand. $50 broadway, attorneys for petit
TONERS.
CHELSEA PARTITION GO. INC aos Isirs,
av-lnvoluntary. Charles j. Newman
trading as Electric Installation Co., S2, 600
complainant. Archibald Palmer. 32c
broadway attorney for petitioner.
FERDINAND GELLERT. contractor. 1921
Iiebout av., Bronx-voluntary. Liabilities
x.,33i; assets. $780, Abraham II. Goodman
14S2 broadway, attorney for bankrupt
CHESTER A. GUMPERT. trader in stocks
sol; no assets PRINCIPAL creditors arc sar-
torius & Einstein. brokers' 20 Broad ST.,
$4,000; Eric a. Dreyfus. brokers, $40. .620
and Equitable Trust Co.. suit over ever
drawn account. $1,000. Newton McGovern,
u John st.. attorney for bankrupt.
CARL HAI.PERN g. BENJAMIN KIRSCII-
ENBAUM. trading as Carl Ha.pern & Co.,
buttons and novelties, 40 9Th av.--Involun-
tary. New England Braid Mfg. Co.. $526
and Seaman Schlesinger, $tss, complains
ants. Silver Noskowitz 200 Broadway,
attorneys for petitioners.
HERMAN w. Stltzel woolens, oi5 Fourth
av.--1nvoluntary. Eleanor Dobkin. $1,000
Myra Marshall, $500: Russell +. Thomas,
$1,000, complainants. David w Kahn. 12C
broadway, attorney for petitioners.
j. A. HERMAN AND SOLOMON HENpI.ER.
trading as J. a. Herman 4 Hendler skirts,
Al w. 25th st--Inyoluntary Charles S.
Rice, $500; Morris Mesnkoff, 1913. and
Sadie Cohen. $110. complainants. II. J.
]. Lesser, 200 Broadway. attorneys for
petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed Saturday In United States District
Court:
sIGMuND wEISELBERG AND CURL
WAGNER. trading as Second Avenue De
partment Store, 1IT7 Second av.-Liabilities,
$If,Si5, assets. $4,000.
MYRON l.. MANCHE, trading as Levi Bros.
business not given, 9S Bieecker st--Liabili-
ties. si2 .053: assets. $f2,2
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday In United States District
Court.
sPERBER & KARo. INC, women's hats, sss
3sth st.-Joseph p. McDonough, receiver;
assets, $1,000.
FII.BERT DRESS CO.. INC. 1870 w: nth
st.-Ida A. Albert. receiver; bond. vi 200.
Liabilities. estimated. $4,000 assets
SAMUEL AMEs. SAMUEL LAzoFT AID
JULIUS ZARLfNG. tradine as Ames' CO..
Watches and clocks. 1s9 Hester st-Cain-
crime Fries, receiver; bond, 5000. Llapiii-
ties. estimated, 81. 5.0Oo assets, 1000
SILVER FOX BEVERAGE CORP, 03o Timp-
son place. Bronx-Maurlce Iuckert, re-
ceiver; bond, $500. Liabilities estimated,
unknown; assets. $i5,0o0. -
CARL HALpERN & CO.. 42o 9th aV.. put
tons and novelties-Henry Clay Greenperg,
receiver; bond. $4,000. Liabilities, esti-
mated, SIC, 900: assets, $1,000.
FUCKER, soBiN ZuckEh; inJ.; 60. c'o,n- IN
ipr 693 Broadway--Leonard II. Zeiser, re-
ceiver: bond. $500. Liabilities. estimated,
s35, 900; assets, $4,000 80
IosEPH HERSCHEL, no business given, II"
Greene st-Emil Frankel, receiver; bond,
$500. Liabilities and assets are noi es'i
mated.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR CREDITORS.
pRoFsxY. sTANILoFF COMPANY, INC,
manufacturing dresses. l23 w. SD ~. 70
Samuel Matapoff. II H., lOist 81. incor-
porated 1921. Jack Profsky is secretary
OF the company
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
dates Judgments wero filed and amounts
NEW YORK COUNTY.
JACOBSON. Maxi. Rosenthai; 900 q,
Ncv. IL. 1921 .........A.. ...... S-'o.oo
sPAGNoLI. Louise. Treiber July 90, 90
,,9,,sr n. lsa2 aTrER Ernest wI.Acoiian ~
hcps cp ian IA n Ioas. ........ 711.7i
wnEiFoRp. VII julius and Henry y.
Iippman-Irvng MI. Bank. y. 90,
,,nyrn n;; iu'y Charles les n. and Albert +.
Marx-J. y. Brownstein ct al: 90 -
Juiy11i. 1922, ........s.,.......... os'.os
JUDGMENTS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
The following judgments We're filed satur-
day, the first nance being those OF tho
sagIv.TERMAN. Joseph and Israel
RabInowitz (MaJestic Coat and
Front, pad co)-willam Alsberg
pRoWN. TS Observation-Disclosures 4 osth
nIaicKwoop i REALTY COR. T. ,,- -
ppyCE,' Frank-D. l.. IIoneyman. ii1,2o7 %
con LUNCH CO.. INC.-Austin.
Nichols Co.. Inc. ,....;,;;....,. ,;.,. ioi'oo
ehHnk baas Inc mona. - .......... 277.o4
rEnissH EfiIs aoTP Harry and Morris tiicyai
source source Holding Corp. ......,... 1,oeT.o2
GILMAN, teuiamin--J. a. Smith
H. = r. = TA;iR;bi;oX i CO.. iNcc.-j. H. - !.
HIRsca iisiS I. Fred, jr-wc6ei supply - :
HELLER, Benjamin-R Nj. Gains ,,.s,
JAcKsox ss & FILM STUDIO corr.
Weber Supply Co. Inc. ......... 1879
man Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Co. Inc. ......s.. ...,........... 2oc.43
MARTINUccI. Angelina Aua,in
Ni,hois q So' ms ioloo
CORR. sacks ct al.....1...... iii.ef
MATTERS. Louis--s. X. Everett. AHA
NISHOv1TZ CLOAK SUIT Co,
INc.--Nt. Fabrics Corp. Of
ROSE 66MsF,fa JEROME. INc..i,esta,uirani '4 y
REpEhpD.. EphD.'"FS Fiona. ma Ill. W. &. car. i'''''
READY. James Il. tJames II.
Ready Automobile Co.)--Coloniai
siRAcUsA. Anthony--H. G. Knoep- D'''
soT sol. Pearl. DRESS CO.. iiNIc..Jj..~ ''
j Lc Bowsk 4 Co. ...........,. 1910
SMITH. Ethel M.-Ntl. Drug Stores
wAITT'ER. NJ PoGAKow & CO. 'O'''
wooLMAN. Julius s--A. kuals-
ncr et nj ...s.....t..... .......... l0l.1i
wALDFEGEL. Hugo--D. karlin. J. i.oo6.so
Melchnor .,.....'..s.,....... 2io.44
BRONX COUNTY.
BREEN ART SHOP and Frederick
Breen--tiruber Yarn Corp...... 3pf .o3
pAUM. Joseph-H. Hovhstein ..... 8.oss CT
FALMIERI. Michael--Pauine OIL
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