The Detroit times., 1913-01-13

reviewers, one OF the neediest men
on earth, needy OF love and friends, fell
lows and eempanionshtp and freedom
from fear, is the one near-billionaire
OF the earth
Those who aid the cause OF human
beings must pay the price In suner'
ing" said the Rev. Eugene Rodman
Shippen. IN the First Unitarian
church. sunday morning. THE masses
have TOO long lived unblessed. Inc
warmth and light OF heaven have
hean denied them. They need friends
OF man with the Promethean glit On
the lire of love. We must actiVeiy
rebel against entrenched unrignteous-
ness, against selfishness on the throne
against all special privilege.
Although the Wood ward-aye. Bap-
tist church was crowded TO the DOORS
sunday. hundreds being unable TO gain
10 the evening service
those attracted TO the
church. expecting something sensa-
tional, were disappointed, as the heY.
Maurice p. Fixes. who has been IN
the public eye the past week because
of statements made IN sermon
week ago, did not refer In any way
70 the controyer ! tween himseli
and the public scIoo! authorities. In
the course Of his sermon on Jonn
Wycliffe. the morning star, however,
many of the listeners thought the!
reference. by DR.. Fixes, 10
the matter. "Mycliffe was misquot
ed, said DIR. Fixes. and the congre-
ration became expectant. he was
buffeted, challenged to appear Win
proofs but he declared that, II. there
were 20 popes and every friar caroi.
nal demanding such proofs, IL wouAu
NOT deter him from following the
nath set before him by divine inspira-
ton"
"Physicians use the term 'auto-in-
10 cover a long list OF phys
teal maladies. but II describes also
number of mental maladies, said the
pev y n Pence, in Fort-st. Presby-
,ar,an church. Physical health often
seems merely an accident put mora
health. OF sound core, Is never the TO-
suit of anything but rigid dlscipline
and ceaseless vigil" said Dr. renee
The Rev. w. T. Jaauess, who gave
mn the pastorate OF the Trumbull-ave.
Presbgyterian church. TO become sec
retarv of the church extension com
mittee of Detroit >Presbytery, occupied
the pulpit of the Jefferson-ave. Presoy-
terrain church, Sunday morning. Dr.
Januess gave some interesting hgures
with regard 10 the standing OF Detroit
churches OF the Presbyterian denom-
Ination. Detroit churches stand third
I'm the amount OF money given, second
In the rate of membership increase,
and first In size of buildings, said DIT.
Jaquess
Continuing a series OF Sunday even
ing sermons on family life and mar
rage, the Rev George Edgar Cullen,
in the West Grand-blvd. Methodist
church, said he believed in early mar
riages. There are too many social
and othsc artificial obstacles placed In
the way OF persons marrying while
young" said Mr.. Cullen. Early mar
riages turn out best" Mr.. Cullen
said the modern novel. 40 cents worth
OF unadulteratcd perdition." was large
ly responsible for the lowering Of so
cial ideals. MAY God speed the day
when the state will demand a physi-
clans certificate as 10 physical fitness.
and a minister's credentials as to
moral fitness, before a marriage cere-
mony may be performed said DIR.
Cullen.
"The remarkable success OF Chris
tian Science Is the result OF makinS
clear TO human consciousness what
God II, and why obedience 10 His law
is required" said Willis Cross, OF Bos-
ton. member OF the lecture board OF
the Christian Science church. in the
Detroit opera house. Sunday after
ncsn. in the course OF free address
% Christian Scientists. There is one
infinite God, IL the fundamental prin.
chile OF Christian Science teaching.
Christian Science appeals to men in
ALI walks Of life, and the widespread
interest I'm the subject Is due to the
fact that it's promises are being full
filled. There il scarcely a phase or
condition of human experience which
has not responded TO It's quickening
touch"
A large audience IN the Garrick the
ater. Sunday afternoon. listened at
tentlvely to an address by q. b. Ray
mond, OF New York. field secretary OF