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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
POSES IN MUSIC
No Reason for Tcmperamcntal "Stuff''
Says o. L. G. Rain of Topeka.

During the recent convention in
Cincinnati of the American Fedora
ton of Musicians the reporters
pumped this question, Must the Mu-
sician Be Temperamental? ?" to several
of the delegates, of which Otto Z. G.
Rain, 222 Chandler street. this city,
was enc Rain was one of the several
who said mo- with big n attached
to the reply and gave as his reason
the following, according to the Gin
cinnai papers:
There is no more reason why he
should assume unconventional poses
than the architect who draws a plan
for house or the engineer who builds
a bridge. Our organization has never
fostered artistic temperament. If any
develop we plan a good cure and we
have seldom failed"
Just what that plan was Rain did
not divulge to the Cincinnati report
ers, but on his return to Topeka he
was aske d to reveal the methods used
on one who would permit his soul"
to enter the music. expressively. of
course. thereby imparting to his au-
dience his feelings. He said, We
natl when this question arose The
say things we did not say. that is, that
we remember saying, for you know
how those fellows act at a Press club
banquet"
What fellows?'' he was asked.
why, those reporters, you know"
And the guests" it was suggested.
why, certainly, the guests" said
Otto, then. after a pause, land those
reporters, too"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27

Who made a big name for himself
on the legitimate stage before enter
ing the movies. He will appear at
the Iris next week in The Battle of
Hearts,
gram from now on. Mack Sennett,
the director general, liked the young
woman's work so much he has placed
her under long-term contract. Miss
Pearce is at present rehearSng with
Edward Cline's company and will be
featured in comedy ready for the
exhibitor some time in May.
Thrills as well as comedy are en-
bodied in 1.-The Fireman. Charlie
Chaplin's second release through the
Mutual Film Corporation. A two-story
frame building on the outskirts OF Los
Angeles was purchased and burned
in order to obtain the proper realism
for one of the fire scenes In this
release Chaplin temporarily abandons
his famous garb for the uniform of a
fireman.
According to reports that come from
authoritative sources 100 prints of
The Floorwalker." Charlie Chaplin's
first release on the Mutual program,
are being shown throughout greater
New York. Bookings to date for the
Chaplin Mutual comedies now total
S1.300,0oo. it is reported. These fig
uTeS 10 not iflClUOe Some foreign DOCK
ings said to have been secured at rec
ord prices.
Grace Cunard and Francis Ford
have resumed work on the new Uni
Yersa1 serial, Peg o. the Ring" Fol-
lowing completion of the fifth episode
they took a short vacation
Anna Luther has left the keystone
for the Fox company, according to re-
ports that come from the Pacific
coast. Her first Fox picture will be
produced under direction of Richard
Stanton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
REEL DOPE
A VARIETY OF TALENT
Keystone Employees Include IA Steeplc
Jack and IS Pugilists.

1t has often been asked how the
Triangle-Keystone gets some of its ac-
tors to do stunts daily pulled off
For those who know, the answer is
very simplicity employing people in
various lines of work. The other day
it was necessary for man to climb a
flagstaff on one of the tall buildings.
Lets see," Sennett said. what
steeple-jacks have we working with
US now ?'
'Steeple-Jack Tyler" Mr.. Del Ruth,
the assistant manager of production
and managing editor. replied. HE
holds the worlds record. and can
climb anything"
And there you are. No matter what
is needed. they seem to have it at
the Glendale plant of the Keystone
Film company. incidentally, Mr.. Del
Ruth was presented with a group pic
ture the other day. Upon his asking
the meaning of the picture Frederick
Palmer, his assistant, told him they
were the prize-fighters among the 43S
employees of the plant. How many in
the picture? Only eighteen, and two
of them once held the worlds cham
pionShipS in their classes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
Mae MURRAY.

Who appears at the Iris next week
in Sweet Kitty Bellairs'' a delightful
play of yesterday Mae formerly
played in the ziegfeld Follies.
the combination was broken. The
three are now among the Triangle
artists under Mr.. Griffith, who realiZ-
ing the commercial adva ntage of pre-
senting this trio in a Triangle play
has directed the preparation of a
scenario for them.
Although she owes her fame to her
black one-piece bathing suit, An
nette Kellerman says she despises it,
something other than a beautiful
statue is responsible for the poor
standing of the bathing suit
Norma Talmadge. having completed
Going Straight for the Triangle pro-
gram, has begun rehearsals in a new
play as yet unnamed, written by Ches-
ter Whitney and Roy Somerville Tully
Marshall is playing opposite Miss Tall
madge, and Edward Dillon is direct
ing.
At the Orpheum.
A special childrens' matinee will be
offered by the Orpheum theater this
afternoon. The show for the young
sters will commence at l o'clock ard
last an hour. How Birds Feed the
Little Ones and a Keystone farce
comedy, will be included in the pro-
gram.
Following the children's matinee,
the regular bill will be shown. Com
edy is the principal feature Of the
program, which opens with Douglas
Fairbanks, one of the best known Of
the Triangle comedians. in The
Good Bad Man" A keystone farce
comedy and musical vaudeville act
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
new SERIAL HERE
Peg O. the Ring to Open at Crystal
Monday

Peg o. the. Ring" the Universal
Film company's latest and biggest SER
ial in fifteen episodes will open Mon
day and Tuesday at the Crystal
theater The story which IS built
about circus life features Francis Ford
and Grace Cunard, heroes of previous
Universal productions. Eddie Polo and
Ruth Stonenouse, two popular screen
favorites, appear in the company sup
porting Miss Cunard and Mr.. Ford
Directors have spared no expense in
producing Peg O. the Ring it is
said and in order to obtain proper
atmosphere for some of the scenes, a
number of the best known circuses in
the country we're brought into the
play. Barnum & Bailey, Ringing
Brothers, Sells-Floto and Hagenbach's
are among the big tops" that appear
in the episodes. A number of famous
troupes also will be seen in the new
serial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
THEATERS

Orrhcum.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Bessie Barriscale in the 1nce-Triangle
production, Not My Sister," Key
stone comedy ana vaudeville.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
Triangle productions and vaudeville.
Iris.
Monday and Tuesday, George Be-
ban in ''Pasquale."
Wednesday. Mae Murray in Sweet
Kitty Bellairs''
Thursday. William Brady produc-
ton, Sudden Riches" with David
Warwick
Friday. Metro production, The
Snow Bird" featuring Mabel Talia-
ferro.
Saturday. William Farnum in THE
Battle of Hearts"
Crystal.
Monday and Tuesday, Episode One
of Peg of the Ring" Lee Moran and
Eddie Lyons in Hes Devil" Mary
Slim Potel in when Slim Picked a
Peach
Wednesday and Thursday, Herbert
Rawlinson in Darcy of the N. W.
Mounted" "Grouches and Smiles"
and Her Celluloid Hero"
Friday and Saturday. the silent fea-
ture drama. "Huloa,' and the two part
feature comedy. 'Gaby's Gasoline
Glide
Justice Hotchkiss of the supreme
court, state of New York, has denied
the application of Charles Chaplin for
an injunction to restrain the Wise
and the Essanay company from dis
tributing the four-reel Essanay-C Chap
lin comedy. Charlie Chaplin's Bur
lesque on Carmen" Chaplin asked
for an injunction because the film ap-
peared in four parts while his con-
tract, he claimed, called for two reel
plays.
The World Firm Corporation is adj
vertising extensively for stories, ideas
and scenarios. William A. Brady,
head of that company, declares that
most of the material now being turned
out by professional writers is trash,
and announces that any one who mas
an idea or a story or any series Of in
cidents that will form plot will be
paid more than the customary rate for
them.
Pretty Peggy Pearce, who makes
her bow to audiences throughout the
world as a Keystone Coincidence in
His Bread and Butter will be
regular feature on the Keystone pro-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
FLASH LIGHTS

With the success of I'm So Gosh
Darn Turf" the song written by Doug
las Fairbanks, Triangle star, and sung
by Raymond Hitchcock in London the
list of Fairbanks's accomplishments
seems about complete. He is a dram
atist, having written THE Business
Man" which he played in vaudeville,
and The Good Bad Man." which he
lished a book of poetry, dals in oils,
plays the violin and can drive an au-
tomobile although he has a perfectly
reliable chauffeur.
Hobart Bosworth has completed
work for THE Iron And" the Red
Feather feature in which he appears
playing with Jane Novak. The pro-
duction is in five parts and tells the
story of a gangster who later be-
comes a power in politics.
A private performance of La Bo-
heme, the latest World picture in
which Alice Brady stars will be given
Germ in New York to various stars of
the Metropolitan opera house tomor-
row. Caruso. Cavalier, Muratore,
Scott and Gatti Gazazzi are among
ness the showing.
Powder her hair to obtain various
shades? Not Pauline Frederick, Miss
Frederick recently conceived the 1dea
of purchasing several wigs of different
shades, ranging from pure white to
deep black. These are kept in her
dressing room and are arranged by
her maid, to suit the particular char
acter which she is playing on any Civ
en- day Frequently the star is called
upon to play widely different roles in
the same production. Switching wigs
is easier than powdering the hair I'M
der such circumstances, Miss Freder-
ick has found.
For the first time in five years,
Wilfred Lucas, Mae Marsh and Hobert
Harron will make their appearance in
the same cast. The three stars are to
appear i'll a Triangle-Fine Arts play
now in course of production under
direction of Paul Powell. Five years
ago a long time before the Triangle
corporation was Observation-Disclosures
Wark Griffith produced the first
primitive man film. MANS Genesis
and the principal parts were played
by Mr.. Lucas, Miss Marsh and Mr..
Harron. The picture was reviewed
enthusiastically by critics who recon-
mended that more pictures with the
same cast be produced. Mr.. Lucas
soon left the company, however. and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
TODAY'S
ADJUSTMENTS
ORPHEUNI-

ORPHEUM-Specia children's mat
iree commencing at l o'clock.
Regular program opens at .
o'clock. Douglas Fairbanks in
THE Good Bad Man" Keystone
comedy and vaudeville.
IRIS-First afternoon show de-
voted to special matinee for chill
dren. Regular program COM
mences $40 o'clock. Stuart
Holmes and Dorothy Bernard in
THE Sins of Men"
CRYSTAI4-''A Fight for Love-"
"A Wife for a Ransom" and Cleo
Madison in virginia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27

Who scores one of her biggest sue
cesses in Not Ny Sister" to be shown
at the Orpheum next week. She is
stars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27

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In ii short time the pain gives way to a
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To think one application gave me relief.
Sorry ! haven't space to tell you the his
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-27
George Beban in -Pasquale."

In Italian roles, he is proba bly, the
most successful actor in America and
he believes that in ''Pasquale'' to be
shown at the Iris next week, he has
his greatest vehicle.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-13
Dear Bro. Garrett.

do not remember readin g
= anything in the CREssET. lately
regarding the Editors views on
Prohibition, but I think I am
safe in saying that whatever
stand Bro. Garrett takes on any
subject, he is, justified from a
Biblical standpoint, He has
probably not gotten around to
this question yet, being so busy
leading the good fight for other
needed reforms.
G. M, j. Minneapolis,
While we hesitate to give our
positions on questions in dispute
yet when we are called on, we
then do so with all the pride we
have in the love of Christ,
We.must say that there is an
extreme to both sides of every
question, that has two sides to
It, We recollect of reading where
Christ had His Apostles up in
an upper room, and after they
eat, He began to wash their feet
and when He come to Peter and
was ready TO wash Peters feet
Peter said, Thou shalt never
wash my feet. Peter here lacked
and did not go far enough. But
when Christ told him unless he
washed his feet, he would have
no lot or part with Christ, Then
Peter vent to an extreme, that
is too far, ard said not only nv
feet, but my hands and head.
This we say was an extreme
in Pettr--First not far enough,
iast to far. And so it is on the
question before US,
There is a right place in every
thing and for every man and
woman, who have come to the
years of accountability.
In the very out.start of our
position we wish to say that we
are proud that we can say that
we live in The land that has been
called; The Land of the Free and
the Home of the Brave,
A land where our fore faith.
, ers many Of them bit the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-13
PROHIBITION,

For the qualification of our
Readers, and all who ARE inter.
ested in this work, we shall give
them clearly to understand our
position. AS we have been re.
quested to do 80 as the follow.
ing will show: Given to US by
one, we take as a bosom friend.
Please read,
QUESTION NO )
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-13

dust in death, to give us this
free country. And yet again
we are sirry and feel sad. to
say, that many of those Liberties
has been taken from US, And
at present. we have a partial
chain of thraldom on our necks,
Wherefore, we take our stand
by the side of right. We shall
and do condemn any law that
comes or in any way stands in
opposition to the Law of God.
For God has SAID to US thru
his word that it should be a
lamp to our feet and a light to
our pathway. This law is Lib
erty, For Paul said, Stand
fast in the Liberty wherewith
Christ hath made you free, and
be not entangled again with the
yoke Of bondage" This law
will keep US free from the law
of sin and death. This law is a
prohibitary to every thing that
comes in opposition to Gods
will. And for this law to be put
strictly in force, we must do
Gods will here on earth as it is
done BY the angels in heaven.
AS long as the advocates of
prohibition, stay in the bounds
of the law of cod, we are then
with them heart and hand.
But whenever they undertake
to 20 to an extreme. then we are
on the other hand. For we be.
lieve every advocate of good
should walk under the Law of
the Spirit of Life, and that law
says BE not drunk with wine
wherein is excess" You will
see from our conversation, that
we believe in Prohibition. But
this Prohibition must come un.
der the law Of the Spirit. We
know and am persuaded that the
heart OF many poor mother is
made to bleed, on the account of
her hayward son. that if ne was
prohibited the privilege of
drinking, she might be saved Of
those sad hours. And too, there
might he many a wife, saved
of sad and lonesome hours, and
her children have bread. But
with all this in view we could
not suffer ourselves to help put
a guardeen over the one who did
not need one, For this cause
we pleed with the advocates of
Prohibition to take up the per.
feet Law of the Spirit and we
will help you fight the law of
darkness with all the Power
that God gives US, thru the Col
umns'of THE WORLDS CREssE1
we will come again soon.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-13

No war III tIilS language, mo
preparing for war there. No
killing there, for Christ said.
Thou shalt not kill" Yet Goa
said that they would so far for.
get him that they would kill one
another. And for this reason
God said.
Woe unto them! for they
have fed from me: destruction
unto them, because they have
trangressed against me; though
l have redeemed them, yet they
have spo ken lies against me "
Hosea 7-13,
Also please read Is & 16 YRS,
Our political party men in this
country says, I'VE must get up
such and such men and elect
them by ballot. and they will
give good times to us"-This too
is rot, For God Almighty has
laid down the law. and His law
is The only law, that will win and
bring to US peace and happiness.
For Christ said,
For it is written, AS I live
saith the Lord, every knee shall
bow to me and every tongue
shall confess to Cod" Rom. IA
III.
We know that this time has
not been fulfilled vet. And there
is no mistake, but what it is a
prophesy and repeated by Paul,
please read the prophesy,
Il have sworn by myself. the
word is gone out Of my mouth in
Righteousness. and shall not re.
turn. That unto me every knee
shall bow, every tongue shall
swear" lisa, ,45-23:
To day there is too many who
are bowling their knees to the
root of all evil. and following
after the fruits of it more than
they are the God of heaven.
And by this their persuit
brings on wars, hloodshed, mis-
cry woe and want. But glory
to God for the time when they
must beat their swords into
plowshares, please read,
And he shall Judge among
the nations and shall rebuke
many people. and they shall beat
their swords into plowshares,
and their spears into pruning
hooks; nation shall not lift up
sword against nation neither
shall they learn war any more"
lisa. 2--4.
When this beautiful govern.
ment comes, there will be no
more bloodshed, anG no more
war. The Republican party. the
Democratic party, the Socialist
party and all other political par.
ties preseeting themselves as a
political party, has never and
will never bring about such a
govern ment, as long as the pro.
tit system and the money power
rules. But we are proud to
know that God Almighty is go
ing to take a hand in stopping
satan from bringing distress up
, on the people by war and man y
other ways, and God will bring
to pass, this fact.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-13
SAW MILL FOR
SALE.

We have for sale a SaW.mill as
cheap as dirt. 20 horse p power
engine Stationary, and saw-rig
Both are in good running order
and can be had for $4,000, The
Ava Bank has a mortgage on it,
andthe money would have to go
to pay off the mortgage.
Come and see us, or writo us at
Mt. Grove r. 3 for further in
formation. Rev. L. S.. GARRETT.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-13

/: "a
BEHOLD the eyes of the Lord "
God are upon the sinful kingdom 1
and | will destroy it from off the
face of the earth saving that / =
will not utterly destroy the house
of Jaco b saith the LORD.
For 10, l will command andI
will sift the house of Israel
among all nations like as corn is
sifted in a sieve yet shall not the q
least grain fall upon the earth. Il
All the sinners of my. people
shall die by the sword which ssy
the evil shall not overtake nsy,t
prevent US.
In that day will l raise up the
tabernacle of David that is fallen
and close up the breaches there"
of; and / will build it as in the
days of old; (Amos. 9 -S-1D, Pa,
There will be no manism in
this government. For God has
said.
Behold the days come saith
the Lord that the city shall be-
built to the Lord from the tower
Of Hananeel unto the gate of the
corner.
And the measuring line shall
yet go forth over against it upon
the hill Gareb and shall compass
about TO Goath.
And the whole valley of the
dead bodies and of the ashes and
all the fields unto the brook of
Kidron unto the corner of the
horse gate toward the east shall
be holy unto the Lord it shall not
be piucked up nor thrown down
any more for ever DER. 81 .3S. 10
For God says.
! For brass | will bring gold
anc for iron | will bring silver,
and for wood brass and for
stones iron | will also make thy
.otficers peace and thine exactors
righteousness.
I Violence shall no more be heard
lin thy land wasting nor destruc-
ton within thy borders but thou
ishalt Call thy wall salvation and
thy gates Praise.
The sun shall be no more thy
light by day neither for bright.
ness shall the moon give Light
unto thee; but the Lord shall be
unto thee an everlasting light
and thy God Thy glory.
Thy sun shall no more go down
neither shall thy moon withdraw
Itself for the Lord shall be thine
Ieverla sting light and the days of
thy mourning shall be ended.
i Thy people also shall be all
righteous they shall inherit the
land for ever the branch of my
hands that | may be glorifed. "
lisa 60-l7-2D '@-1
Peace then shall come like a
flowing river. Not from political
parties. But by the law going
forth of Zion and the Word of
the Lord from Jerusalem. These
days must come and those
things prophesied of, must be
fulfilled in and thru the restitu-
ton of all things ~ under the
government OF Bible Socialism.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-13
Those Days Must Come.

CAUs
For, behold, in those days,
and in that time, when 1 shall
bring again the captivity of Ju.
dab and Jerusalem.
l will also gather all nations,
and will bring them down into
the valley of Jehoshaphat, and
will plead with them there for
NY heritage Israel, whom they
have scattered among the ma.
tons, and parted my land"
(Joel 3-1-2.)
There is hundreds of people
who say that tue Old Testament
scriptures are all fulfilled, and
done away with. In what days
will our Text be fulfilled? 1t
must be in the days of restitu-
ton. For God says before this
time comes, He says:
And ye shall know that I am
in the midst of Israel, and that |
am the Lord your God, and none
else; and my people shall never
be ashamed" Joel 2-27,)
There must be a restitution
before the time of our Text can
be completely fulfilled. The
years that the locust, the canker
worm, the caterpillar, and the
palmer worm, has destroyed
must be restored. For Christ
has said: concerning his 2pd.
coming.
Whom the heaven must re.
ceive until the times of restitu.
ton of all things, which God hath
spoken by the mouth of all his
holy prophets since the world
began. I" 4 facts 3-21.)
How useless it is for any man
who claim to be a Bible reader,
to say that all the Old Testament
scriptures are fulfilled. When
Peter said that the heavens must
receive Christ until all be fulfill.
ed that was spoken by all the
Holy Prophets since the world
Degan. So let US see Christ at
the right hand Of his Father un.
til the restitution of all things.
For God has said.
Aud it shall come to pass in
that day, that the Lord shall set
his hand again the second time
to recover the remnant of bis
people, which shall be left, from
Assyria, and from Egypt, and
from Pathros, and from Cush,
and from Elan, and from shinar,
and from Klamath, and from the
islands of the sea-" lisa. ILL.,
His han.l set in the earth the
second time, Will bring about a
restitution of all things. But
before all this comes to pass
God said:
Proclaim We this among the
Gentiles; Prepare war wake up
the mighty men, let all the mel
of war draw near; let them come
up;
Beat your , ploushares into
swords, and your pruninghooks
into spears; let the weak say |
am strong.
Assemble yourselves, and
come, all ye heather, and gather
yourselves together round about;
thithec cause thy mighty ones
to come down, o Lord" Joe!
3-9-1O-11.)
We are now in this time of war
A great portion of the European
country is under the bands of
war. They are called christian