Court for China stepped in to protect the interests of the taxi-dancers, employees of the Casanova Cabaret, fon Feb. 1, when he granted Petition for' the appointment of a Feoeive for Ladow's Tavera, Tne, and the Casanova Cabaret. The petition was presented by Dr. F. Wilhelm, representing 22 dancers to whom the cabaret is alleged to be in debt in the sum of $2,940.95, Mr. W. B. Watson of Messrs, Franklin and Harrington, objected on the ground that no facts had been set forth to Justify the a pointment of a receiver. The sus gestion was then made that some the chits held by the cabaret corporation by turned over to a trustee for collection, the proceeds to be used to pay off the girls. Mr. Myron Wiener of Messrs. Rodger & Ca, volunteered his services. gratis trustee, and an appointment to this effect was made, Judge Helmick intimating that if this was not satis factory to the corporation, a recelvar would be appointed.
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