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Production of
ROMEO AND JULIET
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
Pictured in Eight Massive Parts. Pro
duced at a cost of $250,000. Directed
by John VV. Noble.
Notable Supporting Cast
W. Lawson Butt. Ethel Mantell, Rob
ert Cummings, Alex J. Herbert, Leon
ard Grover, Helen Dunbar, Genevieve
Reynolds.
BEVERLY BAYNE
Four Days Commencing Monday
Special music arranged by G. SchlrmeT
and rendered by the Majestic Aug
mented Concert Orchestra.
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PROF. HIRING ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Lecture Under Auspices of Christian
Science Society
Much interest was displayed in the
lecture of Prof. Herman S. Hering of
Concord, N. H., at the Temple theater
Sunday afternoon. His subject was,
"The Science of Christian Healing,"
and he Rpoke under the auspices of
the Christian Science society of the
University. Professor Hering is a for
mer member of the faculty of Johns
Hopkins university, but for a number
of years has been prominently Iden
tified with the Christian-Science move
ment and is a member of the board of
lectureship of The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston.
Samuel Petz, a student member of
the society, introduced the lecturer.
He said that an Important activity of
the local society was to disseminate
accurate information about Christian
Science and that that was done
through the meetings of the society,
held twice a month in the Temple,
through the authorized literature of
the movement and through such lec
tures as the one given.
Professor Hering said In part:
Christ Jesus, the great physician,
the divine healer, has for all time wet
the standard of perfect healing before
humanity, and that many do not yet
believe in his gospel results from a
lack of understanding of the true na
ture and philosophy of the so-called
miracles which he performed. His
ethical teachings are very " generally
accepted even by agnostics; although
the spiritual records! of the healing
work as a part of his divine mission,
meet with dissent from many of the
cultured people today.
The gospels record many Instances
of the healing of physical disease by
Christ Jesus and his disciples; he re
stored a withered hand, he healed an
impotent man and a man born blind;
he healed paralysis, dropsy, hemorr
hage, leprosy, epilepsy and violent in
sanity, and he raised the dead.
Mental Nature of Matter
Matter was formerly believed to be
an entity separate from force or ener
gy but recent researches and discov
eries have rendered this view unten
able. In short matter is now regard
ed as the appearance, externalization
Or projection of force or energy, and
consequently what we touch, taste,
smell, see or hear, is in fact force.
This then brings us to the view
point of materialistic philosophy and
psychology, from which it further ap
pears that the mental faculties which
we call sight,, hearing, etc., are dif
ferent forms of vibration, and conse
quently what we see, hear, feel, taste
or smell is a mental impression. Christ
Jesus proved the mental nature of
matter and existence when he walked
on the water, stilled the tempest,
healed the sick, raised the dead and
overcame other material conditions.
Matter Not Substance Nor Life
The chief difficulty in realizing the
mental nature of matter Is the belief
that matter is substance.
One of the fundamental properties
of substance Is substantiality, which
is defined as being that which is last
ing, that which has real existence,
that which 13 actual and not illusory.
This means that substance is inde
structible and permanent, and matter
cannot therefore bq real substance,
sinco it is both destructible and tran
sitory; It Is relative, not absolute; a
mental concept, and not a substantive
actuality outside of consciousness. It
is but an appearance of substance to
physical sence.
All this leads to the perception that
there is no life in matter since one of
the fundamental characteristics of life
is continuity of existence which, as we
have seen, cannot be predicated 'of
matter.
It is thus seen that there is neither
substance nor life in matter or ma
terial phenomena; that our existence
is not material but mental, a state of
consciousness, and that truth and life
can only be conceived of metaphysi
cally. Cn this plane aione can we
analyze existence logically and Intel
ligently, and solve its problems.
The fact that Christian Science
hals can readily be determined by
fjjy sincere investigator, and the sup-
liorting evidence reveals its colncl-
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rience with spiritual uenuiis,
proving this healing to be true and
possible today and establishing me
fact that Christian Science Is Messi
The Philosophy of Christian Science
Healing
According to the Scriptural ac
counts, the healing wrought by the
Master and his disciple's, was accom
plished through mental or spiritual
means alone, thus through some ac
tion of thought. Christian Science
healing Is brought about In the same
way. In both, the healing Principle
and law are mental, and wo are thus
led to examine Into the nature of
Mind and mind action.
Christian Science teaches that Mind
Is that which thinks, that which ex
presses itself In ideas, intelligence,
consciousness. Thus it is the basis
of all manifestation, the Principle and
intelligence of the universe.
This divine actuality is the scien
tific basis on which all Christian heal
ing Is demonstrated, the divine Prin
ciple whose unlimited power is util
ized in the overcoming of sin and sick
ness.
Christian Science shows that the bo-
called mind which Includes the belief
in evil, matter and disease, is not real
Mind but a false concept of mind, the
Adam dream, which St. Paul terms,
"the carnal mind which is enmity
against God," In other words, God's
unlikeness or opposite. This carnal
mind Christian Science further defines
as mortal mind, since It includes all
that is sick, sinning, discordant and
mortal. It is the inversion or coun
terfeit of the immortal' divine Mind
and its betraying characteristic is
finity as opposed to infinity. All that
is real is infinite, therefore all that Is
finite is unreal. The unreal beliefs of
the carnal mind have neither place,
location, nor power, any more than
has the school boy's erroneous belief
that two times two make five. It is
simply a false concept.
This then is one of the Initial and
essential steps in the Science of Chris
tian healing the recognition of the
unreality of all that which is unlike
God, that it has but a seeming and
not an actual existence.
The order of scientific Christian
healing therefore is expressed first, in
the knowing of perfect God and per
feet man, followed by the recognition
of the erroneous nature of disease, sin
and all that is unlike God; then in
the application of absolute truth to
the elimination of error, so that right,
harmonious conditions may be estab
lished. Christian Science heals sin in the
same manner that it heals sickness,
by recognizing the fact that evil is the
opposite of good or the absence of
good, and thus has neither Principle
nor power; that it is no part of God's
creation since in the infinity of good
there can be no place for evil. It
shows that evil is a lie, "a liar, and
the father of it," as Jesus termed it,
and that it exists in the human con
sciousness only as a false belief of
good.
Each of us can begin today to im
prove our thought and life. We are
thinking something all of the. time
and we can begin to think more of
what is good and true, bearing in
mind the supremacy of good and thus
increasing its presence in our con
sciousness. We can begin to think
more about life than death, more
about harmony than discord, more
about success than failure, ' more
about joy than sorrow, more about
love than hate, and with earnest de
sire and honest endeavor our faith in
God will grow until we begin to ex
perience some of the "peace of God,
which passeth all understanding'"
To Christian Scientists Mrs. Eddy is
a living example of the triumph of
faith in God, a faith deep and vital
because rooted in spiritual experi
ence. She knew God aright. She
looked to divine intelligence and
proved that God is Mind. She was
governed by spiritual law and proved
that God is Principle. She looked to
God for health and proved Him to be
Life. She loved all mankind and
proved that God is Love. She gave all
for the "pearl of great price," the
knowledge of God, and offered it to all
the world.
Christian Science is the renaissance
of Christianity, the re-birth and re
establishment on a scientific, demon
strable basis, of the Christianity which
Christ Jesls taught and practiced. It
is the fulfilment, of his mission cf
bringing to the world salvation from
sin, sickness and death. Its modest
achievements of today prove the truth
of its Principle and rule and enable
any sincere seeker to begin to live it.
It is a clarion call to every aspiring
heart, to awaken to the present privi
lege of freedom and spiritual author
ity over human ills, and to. demon
strate that the day of human redemp
tion is at hand. ,
Attraction Extraordinary at the Ma-
' jestic Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
One of the most pretentious and
carefully made films of the year, the
picture based on the Shakespearean
tragedy, "Romeo and Juliet," will be
at the Majestic next week, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
It is a Metro film, starring Francis
X. Bushman. and Beverly Bayne in the
two title parts.
It has become known, through vari
ous channels, that the mounting of
the photoplay Is extremely fine, and
that great care has been taken to
make all of the details historically
correct. There are hundreds of scenes
all designed to reproduce as faithfully
as possible the Italian background of
the story.
Mr. Bushman and Miss Bayne are
so popular and bo well established as
screen artists that they need no rec
ommendation to the public. In this in
stance they are surrounded with a
company recruited from experienced
film players.
Time of show continues from 1:00
p. th. to 11:00 p. m.
BRYAN FLAYS SALOON IN
ADDRESS TO STUDENTS
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icy in Mexico and in foreign affairs
across the Atlantic.
The speech consumed perhaps an
hour and a half. It was preceded by
an argument in favor of the proposed
fssue of bonds of $800,000 to build
paved roads In the county. Nine and
ten o'clock classes were excused in
order that the students and members
of the faculty might hear Mr. Bryan.
President Riley of the freshman
class, has supplemented his first ap
pointments by the announcement of a
debating committee of which Bruce
Eldridge is chairman and Richard
Bryson and Harry Renderspracher the
other members.
VISITORS HAVE
PRAISE FOR NEW
CAMPUS BUILDINGS
The faculty members from other
universities who inspected the build
ings in the course of construction here
last week were very well pleased with
them as a whole, emvhaslzing the
lighting features especially. In these
new buildings dark corridors are
avoided by a peculiar system of stair
ways that lets the light in from above
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The visiting architect complimented
the choice of materials and gave as
his opinion that brick was the most
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Attention Students .
The Prohibitory Amendment will appear at the top of the
ballot substantially as follows:
Shall the Constitution of the State of Nebraska be amended
by adding thereto the following?
On and after May first, 1917, the manufacture, the sale, the
keeping for sale or barter, the sale or barter under any pretext, of
malt, spirituous, vinous, or any other intoxicant liquors, are for
ever prohibited in this state, except for medicinal, scientific,
mechanical, or sacramental purposes.
YES
300 X
NO
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"no" vote is a vote against it. To vote for the Amendment mark
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