Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
McDougan & Cassou
 Washington Street
WOULD DISSOLVE coMPANY-

WOULD DISSOLVE COMPANY-l Petition for the voluntary dissolution of the Cuban Development company was filed in the superior court yester- day by Ned Creighton. According to the petition, the company is an Ari- zona corporation with its principal of fees in Phoenix. The petition states that on Nov. 29, 1920, a resolution was passed by the stockholders, who as- sembled at Detroit, Mich, directing the officers of the company to take the necessary steps for the dissolution of the company. All liabilities of the company have been satisfied, the pe- tition states, and the assets of the company distributed among the stock holders in accordance with the resolu- tiCn. An order was entered yesterday by Judge Stanford citing the corpora tion to appear in his court on Dec. 20 at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
 DISSIPATION IS cHARGE-Charg- ing that she deserted him, Frank Mog- nett yesterday brought suit for de- cree of divorce from Sadie Mognett. He asks for the custody of their 4 year-old son, who he alleges has been in his care for the past two years. Ac- cording to the complaint they were married in Phoenix Sept. 2S. 1915.
 DINNER-DANCE TONIGHT - The Rotary club varies the usual noon-day luncheon meeting today with dinner dance tonight at the Country club. The committee in charge of the ar engagements for this social affair IS composed Of Harvey McVay, Shirley Christy. Fred Barrows, Dr. Robert R Brownfield and Warren McArthur. Jr, l aXnRriHnHAd this organization on ladies' nights IS expected tonight.
 MOTOR CAR STOLEN-John Akers reported the theft of his 1920 model Hupmobile touring car to the sheriff office last night about 9 o'clock. The gar was taken from its parking on Second street near Adams street The l license number is Arizona 33,9O6. Or ficers are investigating the theft ol car
 MASQUERADE BALL Monday Dec. 13. at S:30. the Woodmen of the | World and Woodmen Circle will give 2 masquerade ball in Odd Fellows hall Besse's orchestra furnishing the mu- sic. sic. Two first prizes will be awarded for the most original cos
 tune and two second prizes for the 1 most comic costume. Masks may Dt | procured at the hall
 JEWISH SERVICES-The regular Sabbath services will be this evening at o'clock at the administration | building on North First avenue. Int rabbi, Doctor Liznaitz, will take as his
 subject "The Macabean." Musica parts of the services will be rendered by Ihe temple chorus, with solo o1 l Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis. Special serv- ices for children will take place Sun
 day morning at 10:30. All are wei | come
 OWLS oRGANIzlNG-The mem. l bership committee of the Phoenix nes
 of the Order of Owls. now forming
 met at it's headquarters "Wednesday
 evening and received the report O Organizer Reid A number of appli
 cants secured by the organizer wer' 1 approved by the committee and thu organizer was given another list o l Phoenix citizens to interview and in
 vite to join. The publicity committee
 is working on a plan to bring the film
 "The Owl" to this city and exhibit
 at some of the local theaters.
 TO TALK TO STUDENTS-Charle
 M. Morgan, director of the depart
 ments of organization and publicit for the Arizona American Egyptio Cotton Growers association, will spea-
 to the high school students in assem
 bly, at 3:15 o'clock Thursday after | noon, Dec. Is. on "'Character Clotf
 and the Textile Industrial institute a
 Spartanburg. N. C." The object 0
 the address will be to acquaint tn
 coming generation with the great pos
 abilities in the manufacture of clot
 from Pima cotton and the probabilit
 of a future development of market
 for Pma cotton for fine spinners.