The New York herald., 1922-02-25
Business Troubles


Co. and Mercin Importing Co., candy, =
White street-lnvoluntary by Henry c..
Ahrens. who claims sl7; Knight Can Co,
Sc, and J. J. Bigelow Co, $50. David
w. Kahn, attorney for petitioners. Mary
q. Potter, receiver; bond. $1,000.
SoLIE BED. l25 West Twenty-second
street--Involuntar by Bernard hammcrer,
who claims $3.50 Estimated liabilities.
$4,000; assets. 81 800. Max Roclmore, at
torney for petitioner Mary q. Potter,
receiver; bond. $1,000.
JUpIS PROVISION AND SUPPLY CO..
INC, 10 Commerce street--lnvoluntary, by
Thomas Donohue. who claims $5S6; John
j.. Coyle, 1923, and Anna Lppman, $266.
Leon Dashew, attorney for petitioners.
David 5. Polier, receiver; bond, $1,000
SCHOItR BROS. (Louis and Isdor Schorr)
dry goods, 1920 st. Nicholas avenue-In-
voluntary, by ]. L. Rothschild. who claims
$500. Marcus Helfand, attorney for petit
toner.
MISUNDERSTANDING. by Il J Parker
Ire, which claims $619; Brckworth- j Judson
Corp. $2.4SJ. and Charles S. Rich. 81 .3l6.
II. and J. ]. Lesser. attorneys for petit
KKENGEL BROS. Samuel. David and sid
ney KrengeD. diamonds. Is Nassau street.
claims $si5: Sam HarnlcR, $500. and and
John r. Paulis. 81. 800. Estimated liabili-
ties. 100000; assets, $4,000 r,'e petit
tlon alleges that Sidney Kreneel claimed
diamonds while on a train between New
York and st. Louis. Mo. William Jasie,
attorney lOr petitioners.
HlRsT SKIRT CO, INC, 45 West Twenty
seventh street--Involuntary by Hyman
Mendelssohn. who claims S342; Drescher
Geffner. 500. and Annie Lieberman.
$3.50. David Paris, attorney for petit
toner's
FREED & RAPKIN (Ely Freed and Henry
Rapkin). cloaks and suits, 81 West Twen-
Doody, who claims 1925; Ethel Markell,
$500, and Selma Stein. 5000. Robert Z.
Il lIoanf
Mills), AZ roadway-Involuntary by Har-
riet Trading Corporation, which claims
$22o; Vigder Harris. 5000. and Matthew NJ.
Prouiansky. 500. Max Rockmore, attorney
THE s. W. MERat1T CO. ee7 West 1880
y55eet1hyouRt@ W5o e ofy By Benerdi Leayt ZGt
and Louis Sake, 1872. Kugel & SAKE, at
torneys for petitioners.
NIcMohAs ToH1ta DE rda5: bEo "a DeTnI9s street,
$2,ssl Russo De crocco. attorneys for
bankrupt.
sTRAWGATE & srRAwGATE qke and
Lena Strawgate), Saugerties, n. Y.-Volun-
tary. Liabilities, SIS .437 no assets. Was
serman & Ernst. attorneys for bankrupts.
ALFRED p: MULLEN, trading as G: Lyman
av., Bronx-v oluntary. Liabilities, 5000
assets, .$4.615. Morris C Schiff. attorneys
for bankrupt.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
United States District Court were:
MILTON Helm, stock broker, IA Broadway
Liza Liabilities. s2oSs97; assets, S14l .o94, The
ooo customers s,c claim claims range from $50 to
GEM SILK & WOODEN CO., Joseph Zian-
sky and Abraham Starchefsky, 203 Stanton
Street stree9tILtabiiities; sls.6ol; assets. $5,o33.
JOSEPH l.. Calm CO, silks and woolens,
il6l Broadway-Liabilities $69,s91; assets.
BAPTIST cTrEI1MPLE-Liabilities. rI1 s34.ae4; as
C. AND G. FASHION SHOP. INC. Samuel
Cooperman and Nathan Cooper, GA Pros
pect Avenue. Bronx-Liabilities, 1924: as
LEWIS Z. STEELE, 175 East 125th street
Liabilities. $1o,s23; assets, S2,79s.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
DAY IN United States District Court were:
HIGGINS & DIAS. 55 Broadway-Henry b.
singer, receiver for Bernard J. Higgins and
samuel IL. Dias; bond, $4,000 Estimated
Liabilities, Sloo.ooo assets. $4,000. Robert
T. Lewis, attorney for petitioners
SAM SELIGMAN, 116 West Twenty-eighth
ssdreet-Arthur Y. Dalziel. receiver; bond.
S2;Ooo. Max Seidler, attorney for the pc
S. G. BLOWERS & CO., SO Wall street
derclVal Wiids, custodian; bond, 81 900.
order Order shows defendant liable on many
trade acceptances and contingently on
others drawn on Alexander e. Baldwin.
Ltd. In excess of $300,000
CO, 1864 Park avenue--John l.. Lyttle, re-
celver; bond, 1000.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following judgments were filed yester-
day, the first name being that of the debtor :
MANHATTAN.
AMERICAN UNDERWRITERS co.
j. p. Chapman. .................. s941 OF
APGER, Walter-C. Perillo. ....... 26i20
ALLEN. Harry, and Emanuel Ros-
enberg-People, &c................ 10000
AMERICAN CINEMA CORP.-H.
A: Pagan ct al.,................. al. bes11
APEX STEEL CoRP.-J. H. WILL
Jams 6 Co. ...................... 56s. As
AMERICAN TAGUA CoRP.-M. b.
Dali Observation-Disclosures. 432 80
ATLANTIC FENDER & RADIA-
TOR CoRP-P. Gaiz. .......... sos. 40
ANDERSON, Melvile-W. +. Barry 1,112.55
ARCHER, Richard A. - Western
Union Telegraph Co. 6so.3o
BECKER, Karl-H. Point. ......... 31S.T0
BROWN, Morris-L. Horowitz. 4S6li
COOPERSMITH CALCULATOR co.
Walter Mahon. Inc. ........... 800. 30
CRYSTAL TIMES SALES CORP
Emanuel Click, Inc ............. 5a5 10
CONI4AN Robert S.-J Prestee. S63. .I5
COLLINS, Peter-J. Fischel. . 5000
BLUMENTIIAL, Max--H. Fell. ...... 210.19
DE JoRIo Hestor and Edith-Tri
Arts Press :. .................... 224.so
Inc :. ...................... 52e.7o
DIXIE KNITTING MILLS-Max
Lowenthai Sons. ............ 7e5.17
sTH Av. 125TH ST. INVEST
lNG CO., lNC., ana MOTIFS Nildser
j. II. @. Kopp. pp.................. 1,035.40
ENGEIS, VIM. L.--Union Trust Co. o35.39
FLOATING MARINE STORES.
INC.-J. & w. Tiebout. ut........... 1910
FOGLER, Leo--A. J. Van Beuren 1,150.4f
FIELD, Walter PHI. J. Yates... 5000
GRAY ANDREWS CORP.-B. Joffe
ct ..................... 2.554.4e
Anthony (old Baker
& estaurant)-Hamersley Mfg.
Co ..........+...s. ....s.'.. <o''"'
Hawa ct al...................... al. ..'. 1,sio.a5
Forty-second ST. Co., Inc...... 2i6.4o
'SnHA ton ....................... .a'.. M 24a.o3
HARTLEY. Ernest and Columbia
Casualty Co.-People. &c. 2to.2o
HILL. Van Dyke-R. l.. Curry. Oh. ~
Emilia. Solomon. lulu
HARTwELL & LESTER, INC.-W.
J. Petersen .................. 9e5.Z .
uhCISEI,. Julius I-stern Bros... 1867. 40
lT>A % wInno Co., Inc. ...'......... 2s5.s5
L. t. LEE CO.. INC.-knicker-
booker Forty-second ST. Co., Inc t6o.6o
JOHNSON. Loomls C.-E. @. Wood
ct al. ...........s..ss... %oo'"'
clifford Recommended 80
Trust Co. ...'.'.s.ss o'V'"''V
J9laNsoT, 2lI,os r.,aanh MaruTs 90 90 . ' 1892 OK
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