The New York herald., 1922-10-17
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
/ Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United States District Court were:
GEORGE II. oLNEY CO., INC, machinery,
80 Church st:-Inyoluntary petition by
| simmons Co., $233; the Polyglot Co., Sl7
| Liabilities are estimated at $4,000; assets
at $4,000. Zalkin Cohen are attorneys
EXCELSIOR LEATHER CO.. INC, So
Walker st.-Invountary petition on COM
| plaint of the American Cap Fronts Mfg.
Co., Inc, with a claim of s573. Leon
| Dashew and Irving j. Kurz, 10 Park Row,
are attorneys for petitioner.
| BROADWAY TAILORING co. Julius Hes
sem. 800 LenoX av. and 125 e. 125th St.
| Involuntary petition on complaint OF Her
man w. Fisbein, $50; Martin Liebschutz,
estimated at $4,000; assets at $1,000.
| b. +. Steinberg Is attorney for petitioners
HANOVER LUNCH. INC, 426 w. 14th St
| Involuntary petition on complaint of Dorothy
Kate, $500 Rose Friedman. $500: Sadie
Cohen. 1881. II. e. j. j. Lesser are attor-
neys for petitioners.
MICHAEL MEYROWITZ, cloaks and suits.
450 9th av.-Invountary petition on COM
| plant OF Irene Finkeman, with claim
| of $2,240. Alex S. Marcuson is attorney
for petitioner.
| EMPIRE HAT co. Samuel Rlchman), 81
West Houston st.-Involuntary petition on
| complaint of Louis Metzger Co.. $50;
| meyer Conen, So3. llinSneimer Bros, lnc.,
| 1922. Liabilities are estimated at $4,000;
assets at $500. Samuel Sturtz is attor-
ney for petitioners.
| SCHWARTZ & SEIDMAN (Joseph Schwartz
and Sigmund Seidman), clothing. Al Essex
| st.-lnvoluntary petition on complaint of
Lavinia Markham. $3.50; Betty p. Levy.
\ $40; Ruby Benjamin. 81 100. Liabilities
estimated at $4,000: assets at $1,000.
Shame Weinrb are attorneys for peti-
TONERS.
JACOB HALEM, butcher, 2l1 East Houston
| st.-Voluntary petition with liabilities of
! 1881; assets, $1,000. Archibald Palmer is
attorney.
EXCELSIOR LEATHER CO.. INC, So
Walker st.-Involuntary petition on COM
plant of Columbia Mills, Inc, $4S2; Louis
Schulman. $3.50: Louis Seigher G. Bro, 500.
David Haar and Nathan II. Stone are at
torneys for petitioners.
RICHARD J. A. GILL. truckman. 216 East
10th st:-Vountary petition with liabilities
of $6,S ,S33; assets $3.50. Harry NJ. Goodman,
209 Broadway, is attorney.
LADIES WEAR SALES CORP. IS West
Slst st-lnvountary petition on complaint
of Tessie S. Dverkin with n claim of $500
| c. e. Benoit and William Galland are at
torneys for petitioner.
BRAGER, <ORY co. (Adolph Brager and
sd st.3Voluntary petition with liabilities
of $2s,I42; assets, $3.50. - Stone C
Schleimer are attorneys.
ABE SANDBERG, ladies' hats, 0 Washing
ton pace-Involuntary petition on COM
| plant of Ruth Weintraub, $780, Jacob f.
| Parks $o4 Marcia Finger. $165. Liabili-
Il
5000 Samuel Sturtz is attorney for petit
! TONERS.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
| the United States District Court were:
| 5. BLlCK CO., commission merchants, 346
Greenwich street = Liabilities. $11,962;
assets, $9S,914.
RoSENTHAL & SHAPIRO, Louis Rosenthal
and Murray Shapiro. Business and ad-
dress not mentioned-Liabiities, $10524;
assets, $2,215
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and Chester Schriesheim, .16 West Twenty
second street laces-Liabiities. $1.056, 205;
assets, S69S. .039.
RUDOLPH DEUTSCH. embroideries, 1855
Eighth avenue-Liabilities, $13,744; assets,
! $4,003.
CUTAWAY IMPORTING COMPANY. Nathan
| Liabilities. 81 ,072; assets. STAG
b: +. FURNITURE COMPANY, Samuel
! Fenberg. 1901 Prospect avenue Bronx
| Liabilities, So, assets, SS,0J0.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
| Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
day in the United States District Court were:
! NIPPON NOVELTY COMPANY. INC.-Judge
Learned Hand appointed Lloyd Garrison re-
cever for Nippon Novelty Company, Inc,
| 264 West 10th street. with bond of $1,000.
Liabilities estimated at $4,000. assets
GREYsToNE HAT COMPANY. INC.-Judge
Hand appointed David S. Polier receiver
fourth for sSe at M poas u Il 600 Ths East
| bilities are estimated at $4,000; assets, at
81 900.
FRIEDMAN e. GERINGER-Judge Hand ap-
! pointed Robert Patterson receiver for Her
| man S. Friedman and Isser Geringer, furs.
3i6 Seventh avenue, with bond of $4,000.
Liabilities are estimated at $4,000, assets
HANOVER LUNCH. INc.---Judse Hand ap
pointed Francis G. Caffey receiver for
Hanover Lunch, Inc, 40 West Fourteenth
street. with bond of $50. 900.
| ROTHMAN & ORENSTEIN-Judge Hand ap-
| pointed Alice II. Moran receiver for Samuel
| David Orpnstpin. furg. q West
| Twenty ninth street, with bond OF 81 600.
| Liabilities are estimated at $4,000. assets
GEORGE II. oLNEY CO., INC.-Judge
Hand appointed George w Martin receiver
for George II: oiney Co, Inc: machinery. M 90
Church street. with bond of $1,000. LA
biiities are estimated at $4,000. assets AZ
pRoSDWAY TAILORING CoMPANY-Judge
! ceiver for julius Hessen. 500 Lenox avenue.
with bond OF 81. 600 Liabilities are esti-
1hnIEs mSIfa AZ WEAR sE1o SALES CORPORATION
! Judge Hand appointed Francis a. Beiialre
| receiver for Ladies Wear Sales Corporation;
IS West Thirty-first street, with bond OF
ST 900. No estimate of liabilities: assets
| said to be 81 800.
| SCHWARTZ e. SEIDMAN-Judge Hano ap
pointed John l.. Lyttle receiver for Joseph
Schwartz and Sigmund Seidman, clotning,
40 Essex street. with bond of $1,000. LA
bilities are estimated at $4,000 assets AT
EMpIRE HAT CoMP,ANY-Judge Hand ap,
! pointed Lloyd Garrison receiver Tor samuel
| pichman 81 West Houston street. win
bond of 81 900 Liabilities are estimated
al $40 600 assets at 81, 900.
| MICHAEL MEYROWITZ-Judg HAND sp-
pointed Bertha Rembaugh receiver Tor
Michael Myrowitz. coats and suits, 80 s1o
sixth avenue with bond OF $1,000. Liapli.
tiles are estimated at $2O,ooo' assets AT
r%GtEIsIoR LEATHER COMPANY. NC
| Judge Hand appointed John l.. Lyttle re-
| ceIyer for Excelsior Leather company me
h6 Walker street with bond OF ~ S.Oc. LA
bIlities are estimated at $4,000, assets
$1,000 z~.vr>-r
| JOSE ROMEO, INC, cigars and cigarettes,
300 Bowery, assigned yesterday 10 binil
Dickman 1865 Broadway. Jose Romeo Is
president OF the company, which was incor-
porated in 1921.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following judgments we're fiied y yes,er
day, the first name being that oil the ucotoi :
NEW YORK COUNTY.
AXIS. Harry, and Lewis Katz OAKS .o,- M
| & Intz-A Il. Cook. ........, S<oopo
ANGRAM. Thomas-Dobbins Coal o., a,
Co., Inc. ..-...... ...' :. 49,,
BERkwETs + steyn fhi.i'i..i'' .0i..... me- soies0
BIDnER hss paTt,Os MIdoE Corn. an.r'a ~ $3.50
BOWMAN. Laura - United Realty .-e N