The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

THE ARMIsTIcE OF WORLD WAR NO. In THE
nth MONTH, ON THE nth DAY, IL AM, 1918!
Our paper will 90 to press on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 1lth--the 35th Anniversary! And what gratitude
the writer feels for the rich blessings Gods Christ Science
brought him during nearly 20 months service nearly IL
months Of which spent in Europe, having entered
the service in the spirit Of David stated at least twice
Wednesday Christian Science services to his dear ones,
relative his dedication for the duration land forever
more);
Don't look for any military rank from me! I'm going
into th service the spirit Of David and know the best
possible service render country and my comrades
will be to consecrate time and energy to studying the
Bible and authorized Christian Science literature! FOR
YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT, THOUSAND TO THOUS-
AND HOURS STUDY.
The periodicals. including the daily Christian Science
Monitor followed the writer wherever his duties took him,
and the Monitor made possible to rebuke pessmsm OF
the Allied world in the early of 1918 which had
reached menthat the would continue into 1919
The writer ebuked this esmsm sharply the authority
of the Christian Science Monitor, whose maserful editor
als and reporting the diminishing of the
Central Empires and their cracking morale made the close
of the before the end of 1918 eertanty!!!
A Roman Catholic Sergeant Of our Company called on
the writer a few years and said do know you
the only in the Company who sick
cal7"
The writer: why no, Mack, thank you, didn't know
that believed all these years. according to my
knowledge, that the only in the Company who
had the 'eooesi"
And the writer returned civilian life, filled with
the spr July 1919 and in September 1919 had class
instruction from class-taught student of Beloved
Leader the frat Director Of the Mother Church.
and right here in the stser Hotel with about "a Others
having the least idea that in the early 40s he would
in here and make it his home for than dozen
years!
Is il any wonder that years later at Veterans Hos-
psl where psychisrs dizzy examining the writer's
sanity he said in rather argument with of his
Hebrew associates, Why when I'm here in this hospital
the Clinic has physician! and I'm the beat of the
whole lot, by the grace Of Cod!"
And he could write bscksiding brother: "I1l tell
you what think Of my he-past present and future!-
wouldn't trade places with Henry Edsel Ford right
now" =!
Well talk !. cheap! So let. examine the facts. Poor
Edsel died at the of So and frequently say
coored friends the Detroit Tribune "You lucky peopel
You the thing that Edse Ford couldnt buy with
his multi millions-thst s the superor-dynsmic!-
Fruehauf concept of Christian Scence"!no reflection
Mrs. Eddy, of That concept of Christian Science
which has worked miracles, would have given the dear
late Edse Ford least the life Of his father and
mother-three years. and ten.
But he il probably getting genuine absolute Science
In that collective eonscousnes called the next world
where Mrs Eddy ia the Pope (smiles)-Cods superior,
spiritual authority His Revelstor of His unversal
timeless!-Messsh to-A-L-L-peopes!
In 1922 the writer dared-nsy, rather God moved him
to declare himself Major Prophet Of the Lord with
world message and mission to q Of national prom
inenee!-
II was the writers 30th year-the age at which
Jesus began his public ministry good omen indeedi-
especially since the writers hour preidnSht exps-
nations Of Gods greatest eSdeshps Of all time-Moses,
Christ Jesus Mary Baker Eddy-whose principles were
sueeesfuy followed in large measure by Washington,
Lincoln, John Wsnsmsker Joan of Arc, and Martin Luh-
er-beween IL 100 and 1900 o'eock-in the Fort
Shelby Hotel Detroit to Ty Cobb who the spiritual
"gunes pig, resulted in the writer being his guest the
next afternoon the bench until game time Then q
Major Miracle Occurred