The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
Business Troubles



Petitions IN bankruptcy filed yesterday ii
ihe United States District Court were.
IlIpDbPlI pEUTScIi art embroidery sup
Ton on complaint Of isIduf Lederman. {s5o
Pert Relman, o500l Mano Keliir, b5o0
nsfss 4 mlrssl |, h5NtSsFnef I}f petitioners
suits ID Wes, Rsvtssi.t strs sse,i s.
untary petition on complaint OF DAME
Ebersten, .stoi tesipaid MahaffIe, 800
s Il sa NS' a,sss al h sseoe ssaas
wAoF S's L ssSash IS PStl,pnssR
petition against Jack Brownstein, trading
rs Waldorf Luggage Shop. 7dI sixth ave
nue, on complaint Of Henrietta Ruchman,
500 Edith kleiuar, siTsi Daniel uets,
STD Samuel y. Ilabennnn Il attorney fot
A. wulss nnUc CO., INC. 0es rhrd ave-
nue-inrolrntary petillon on complaint of
ltenfy III kleniens, a51is Ambrose Sweet,
tspt A-ner Mccoy, e207. Black, varlan
y alnou ARE attorneys for petitioners.
SOL. liElsdFlrLD (buslnese mot dlscipsed)
5000 llroadway--Vnuntary petition. Iiabiii-
ties, ~ ;ophi TO Assets. Hartman, Sheridan
r'Pknskr ARA attorneys.
NAN GlsRESpABr talso known as Martin
GerendaslD, merchant i42s Htebbins ave-
nue., Brony-lnsoluntary petition OH cent
plalnt VI Henry RoFenberG aud Louis II.
Grnber' iradina. an Yarn Clearing House.
with claim OF kOi1. Assets arc said 90
be 10000. Charles j, Folts Is attorney for
petitioners.
GiupGT LUNCH coRr.. 2oi william rtreei
erhraiiser ,lrau sSa rsSai aot,fried
90. me. sau, flsshnlcls d austick are
UNIVERSAL CLOTHING co. lJoscpli Jones,
trading an universal Clothing Coz. "a
Waygriy plase-inyoluntary petition on
(ronpalnt o. =, Wollman, with a claim Of
$500. f.iabiitier are estimated y. ka5 900.
nssctr at $4,000. bousnas Newman Is Mt.
torncy for petitioners,
THE SENIOR LEAGUE, INC, Hotel Am
bassudor, ceiling and distributing merchan-
dire through a membership corporation
Involuntary petition on complaint Of 'rheo.
dora Benson, with claim OF 81 .i5T, David
1leln In attorney for petitioner.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules IN bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
tho United statar District Court were;
GlrTLlnR & IIAlt1FELD, INC. (no occupa.
tion mentioned, 500 Seventh avenue-Lia.
bllities, S3s. 0toi assets, e14,20o.
DAVID RosEN, clothing, 100 First avenue
Liabilities, $14.ooe; assets unknown.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed ycster-
day In the United States District Court
Liberty q,s s + gIBnoN HON, . CARBON qo.-Judss
McDonough receiver for Liberty Kihbon
and Carbon Mfg. Co.. makers OF carbon
q $1,000 The sS' comp phas Is i' The e. POM
Dupont-de Nemours Co. by It's agent,
Michael N. Marks. with . claim Of 1894.
petition in bankruptcy Monday. Liabilities
are estimated at $4,000 and assets at
MAX siLBERrARB co. INc.---Judge IIough
appointed Henry Lesser receiver for Max
Silberfarb Co. Inc. coats and suits, ~
ACE CLEANSING & EQUIPMENT co.
CHASER receiver for Ace Cleansing 4
Equipment 60 Inc, 1913 7th ev.,, with bond
Of 500. Liabilities are estimated at
s12.240; asets at $3,19l.
IIYMAN MEMBERSHIPS Hough ap-
pointed Jesse Watson receiver for LYMAN
bond of $1,000. Liabilities are estimated
At ssoiooo assets ,,s az $40 200 .o,v,
appointed A. s. Marcuson receiver for
Bernard s. Lebenthal and Victor Epstain,
trading Lebenthal Epstein, clothing.
biiities are estimated at $4,000; assets at
wALDoRF LUGGAGE sHoP--Judge Hough
Brownstein, trading, as Waldorf I.nesags,
shop. 81 and I67 sixth avenue, with BONG
q 81 600 LiahIiiti ss GOA are estimated a.
J.. & w. EMBROIDERY WoRks-Judge
Hough appointed william G. Hecht Jr.,
t tgedImg as [. ". Embroidery works
iGs West 2sth st.. with bond or sou.
Liabilities are estimated at $a,lio; assets
sSGoI.D MILLs--Judse IIough appointed
ASA H. Kellogg receiver for Samuel Gold
berg trading as SaGoid Minis tno 40.
dress), with bond OF S2au. Liabilities anu
assets not disclosed.
FRANK PLTTZElt-Judge Hough appointed
g. c. Ludvigh receiver for Frank Plut-
ger coats and suits, I w. 30ih street,
with bond Of So, 500. Liabilities are esti-
mated at 100000. assets Mt $4,000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
JACK BRowNSTETN-rr ding as Waldorf
Luggage shop, oI4 and I6I Sixth avenue