The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

Scott says he VIII run AGAIN.
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IN DETROIT PULPITS
God pity the fool who forgets hin
boyhood-glorious fsss. golden days
Of boyhood." said the Rev. George Ed
Gar Cullen. In the West Grand-blvd.
Methodist church, Sunday morning.
"Ths average boy IL tremendously am
bitious-At seven. to be . policeman
with big brass buttons; q IL, pvesi.
dent Of tho United States; at n, 70
get very rich: at 50. to keep out Of
the poorhouse. Don't laugh at these
ambitions--direct them" Mr.. Cullen
declared that corporal punishment ap-
place where it hurts most and does no
permanent injury. BY the right person.
one Of unQuestioned right to obedi-
ence. In the proper spirit and In pri-
vacy. n not brutal but Christian and
for the best interests Of the boy.
I'm the center of every great politi-
cal, economical and religious move
meht stands = person, and the concep.
ton Of the leader that II entertained
BY his followers and tho loyalty he u
able to inspire are the measure Of the
Impression and permanence Of the
movement" declared the Rev. Chester
b. Emerson. In North woodward Con.
grogAtional church. ~Some think .
great end h attained when q doctrine
10 destroyed or 4 creed demolished.
Others criticise whatever II opposed
to their own luxury and license: still
Others ere interested In social reforms
and give largely Of time and money.
but they lack the passionate loyalty to
the personal Christ which makes men
count sacrifice % cheap"
The cnurch's business II being left
too much to the professional evanOe-
list. according to the Rev. Christopher
Burnett, of Ferry-ave. Baptist church.
Never was the church In creates. pertl
Of losing sight Of her important mis-
sion Of tic conversion Of those who
have either apostatised or were never
Identified with Jesus Christ By saving
faith" said Mr.. Burnett. There u no
more important way for the church 70
become edined and strong, than b. .
persisten: campaign Of soulwinning."
With the intention Of leading his
hearers through that period In the life
OF Jesus Christ immediately preceding
his death and resurrection. the Raw.
Maurice Penheld Fixes. Of the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church, has started
q series Of sermons In Echoes from
Calvary" which he win continue until
Easter Sunday.
In connection with the observance
Of "Denominational day." BY the Bap.
lists Of Michigan, the Rev. Thomas ].
villers, In the First Baptist church,
told Of achievements In religious and
world history Of the Baptist faith and
it, adherents. ITO the Baptists belong
the inextinguishable glory OF Carey,
the father Of modern miooio06, and Of
Judson. the llrDt missionary In these
latter days to carry the Oospel 70 .
nation under IN unapixed heather GOV.
srnment," said d. villerS. ~The 1rpt
missionary to enter tho Louisiana pur.
chase was John Clarke, Q baptist, who
four years before the date Of tko pun.
chase padded down the Missiseippi
In . little canoe, and settled n g.
Louis county. And Il was . Baptist,
Thomas Muslck. who organised tho
llrst church within the nmits Of t1ol
purchased empire, that old baptist
church being now the fruitful motAeY
Of more than 10000. Protestnnt
churches between the Niisissippi and
the Pacific"
The Rev. Willis A. Moore Of the
Church Of Our FATHER, said he. b.
lieved Christianity should express Il,
self In deeds for the uplift and well.
being Of humanity and . :. part1cu.
lar instance declared that ''Detroit
citizens have opportunity here end
now to show ChribtisnltS by .sselne
that the Detroit river q ,froed from
contamination that GAUGES Indirectly
q death rate 10 times higher than
normal"
"The real material out Of which =
man builds his God. 10 hiss own 1ife,"
said the Rev. Joseph. A. Vance. IA the
First Presbyterian church. "AlAotBm
lis born OF selflshness and . little mean
God 70 the creation Of little nIsan
man." f~=
Addressing the Young Mems club,
Of Central Methodist church, 8unkAy
evening. before the regu1af servIee,
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd 10
clared hin4Alf . "radicolr and aid
he was determined to o. ahead IN his
"csmpaign Of cleaning Up DstEoit
whether adversely, criticised Or not."
II am convinced that an rlght ~
going after the loan sherk1,, he
Quack doctors and the slot machine
Operators" said the prooecutcr. II
shall not change my optimism because
4 an criticised. I try 70 follow Out,
les nearly a. modern llmftat1oas win
allow. the principles Of DE Great
Book. L. try 70 combat evti and |
want to do It rightfully. Howovor,
cannot see the people Of this city
lmilked by swindlers while th<If ~
gained money q being med 70 cloe
the wheels Of Justice"
Minnesota Has 100000 asr,e of
Hand opon 20 hoInestoad ontSx 60 ~
state owns and Offers for 6alo 13gor
4 900 additional ecros. ysr
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