Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 15

" OFCLEANING FIRW ‘ _ Lo d s Beginning Friday at 8 A.M. 3,000 RAINCOATS Of All Descriptions at HALF PRICE For Men, Women and Children Children’s Capes:::. "2 95¢ Other Stockholders of - Manhattan Company. ;Berfia_t Weiss_ Acts Against | | Bernat Weiss, owner of 39 per cent of the_capital stoek and former prési- dent of .the corporation, has Hsked | the District Supreme Court to dis- jsolve the Manhattan Cleaning and { Dyeing Company. Jolned as defend- ant with the corporation are Freder- ick J. Rice and his®vife, Agnes L. Rice, | Who own 61 per cent of the stock. On motion of Attorneys Archer & ! Smith and Godfrey L.'Munter for the plaintift, Jusiice Stafford cited all| | persons interested and all creditors | of the company to show cause Oc-! tober 20 why the corporation shwuld] _not be dissolved and a receiver ap- Dointed for that purpose. - | Mr. Weiss tells the court the com- pany has a plant at 147 B street goutheast and maintains five atores or offices in_various sections of the| olty. Last May, he states, a differ- ence of opinion arose between him and Frederick J. Rice over the con- | duct of the business of which he had | been president and general manx, Rice surgested that he tak tion, and on his retur states. ha was notified 1h relinguish. all control over the| finances and the outside work of the | business. i The Rices called & special meeting of stockholders over his objection . June 25, he states, and elected Mrs. | Rice acting president and Frederick | J. Rice secretary and treasurer of the company, and he has since been ex- cluded from access to the papers and | books of the concern. Welss claims | the defendants have littlo experience in_the conduct of the business and ,asks the appointment of a receiver — wmens | - TWEEDS GABARDINES Police Coats and Capes The fimest all-weather B | Y Firemen's Coats $l 4,50 Men’s B’k Rubber Coats Boys’ BI’k Rubber Coats Men’s Rubber Coats Boys’ Rubber Coats : . to_conserve the assets pending a dla-‘ solution. ’ $3C, now i HAITI PUSHES BOND SALE. American bankers are invited by | the government of Haitl, in a H munication made public Department, to present b templated lssue of $16,000.000 RAINCOATS For real weather pro- A“ 1/2 Pl‘ice tection, and modish ap- pearance. Eiers Swatccntontscaat Were $30 to $60—Now very erpro oat pur- chased at the Qenuine Goodyear 515 t $30 Store is guaranteed. Make sure 0 d it's the Genuine Goodyear—903 F Street. ternal bonds of series A of the $40.- 000.000 loan provided for in the proto- | col of October 3. 1919, between Hallll and the United States. ‘The bonds will bear 6 per cent in- | terest and mature in 1952, the gov-| ernment reserving the right to retire | the entire Imsue at any time after | fifteen years. The issue will be se- curd by a first lien on internal rev-| enues of the Haitian republic and | a second llen on Haitian customs rev- | es, subject only to a 5 per cent| ies and ex- | s and | e allowance to cover sala | penses of the rec the financial advisers of the government. = HEADS GOSPEL MISSION. | Announcement was made the appointment of Rev. ¢ ooJd\yjelal The Genuine GOODYEAR STORE—Formerly at 1004 F Street 903 F Street 2 Doors from the Corner of Ninth Straet Rev. Mr. Cory o this city from | Wheeling, W cre he was in charge of the Union Mis be one of the largest re: on, said to missions | Men’s “Army Cloth” Strong. absolutely R . waterproof, 5 amncoats - good looking = \ ‘ in_the country. He was the organizer and founder DII the Wheeling mission and the an-} nouneement of his acceptance of the | post in Washington declares that he! “comes exceptionally well recommended smgeemmm. | by ministers and business men of the w Virginia city.” f i DRESS BETTER-GET A W Hart Schaffner & Marx suit GASOLINE THE VOLATILE GAS ((al-puu&: the readiness with S v s g o) | ~ FOR F ALL V g e Good clothes like these are inex- ;E‘:'f;;;‘gm@;;g;xg':;fi; pensive because they wear so long w exaco soline is eco- ‘ Mt ' - They make you look better; feel = NN better; it pays to wear them: e Raléigfi- Haberdasher e 110_9-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue . » 3 THE TEXAS COMPANY, U.S. A, | -TEXACO, GASOLINE ijukwhfirmm i 2 i e SR LR L e