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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
6
This Christian Science Monitor essay argues debts arise from nations and individuals and urges paying them through divine Mind and the moral guidance of Christ. It cites Paul and Mrs. Eddy, linking debt payments to truth, love, and universal abundance.
William C. Goetz former county engineer is retained by the Pima county highway commission with Bertram J. Hitch as secretary. Work on new roads to begin immediately using force account. The commission will operate from Goetz’s office in the Schrader building and may prioritize two weeks of Silver Belt road work toward Casa Grande.
Nominees for the chamber of commerce board of directors will close nominations on Wednesday ahead of a Monday evening election. There is little anticipated opposition to the nominating committee’s picks. The retiring board met Tuesday with President Hofmeister presiding and Secretary Leach relaying a state highway delegation request for the January 27 Phoenix convention. A near 1456 dollar treasury balance marked a strong handoff to the new board.
A reflection on spiritual debt in Christian Science. Mrs. Eddy links divine presence to fulfilling obligations with gentleness and justice. The text cites biblical guidance on dues and tribute, urging states and individuals to freely share good, seeing debt as inexhaustible from divine substance.
A sale listing shows several hundred pairs in tan and black calfskin with broken lines. Prices include $4.86 for black and tan calfskin and kid shoes and actual values up to $11.00 at sale.
Three Arizona men are listed as wounded severely in action with their addresses and next of kin. Benjamin Franklin Qualls of Glendale and his wife Mrs Ma tilda Elizabeth Qualls, Marion F. Smith of Phoenix and his wife Mrs Mary G. Smith, and Cruz R. Martinez of Morenét with his wife Mrs Abrams R. Martinez. Readers may view the full casualty list at the Tucson Citizen business office.
B. Russell Bradley filed for divorce from Bertha L. Bradley in the superior court alleging desertion on April 15, 1917. They wed in Demopolis on March 19, 1916. The case is filed as adjoined to the Bradley home in Gadsden where Bertha was last known a year ago.
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