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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1913-03-30
DOUBLE HEADER IN DRAMATICs
University Players to Give MADAM
Butterfly and a Third Of Brother.c

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The University Players will present
a double. header bill the evening o.
April 10. In addition to Madam
Butterfly" there will be a musical
comedy, "A Third of Brother" The
central figure is football hero who
has been asked to join three fraterni-
ties. Not knowing which to choose
he joins all three of them, hence he is
only third of brother.
Rehearsals are being held daily.
The musical numbers are unusually
catchy. Solo dancing will be an in
teresting feature.
One of George Bernard Shaw's one
act comedies. How He Lied to Her
Husband" and "Anatol," Bohemian
love episode, will be given.
The leading parts will be taken by
Lenora Clay as "Eveline." Dick Rich
ards as "Petey" and William Dunkel
as the football hero in a Third of a
Brother"
Milton Roy Stahl will take the part
of Franklin in the musical comedy,
"One-Third of a Brother"
Leslie Holman has come from Kan
sas City to coach both the drama
and the musical comedy. Before COM
ing to Columbia he superintended the
painting of the scenery to be used in
the production of Madam Butter
fly"
The Players will feature Katherine
Wells, Dick Richards, Dorothy Jones,
and Marion Y Fonviiie in clever feat
ure dances. The solo parts will be
taken by Marion Fonville, Lenora
Clay and William Dunkel.
Eugene Swarts has written catchy
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1913-03-30
NATIONAL JEALOUSY.

National dislikes and jealousies are
sources of much disorder and are hard
to eradicate. In Europe the national
jealousy between England and Ger
many has more than once threatened
to end in war. But great as is this
animosity for each other the Powers
of Europe seem to unite in their
hatred for America, whose power they
fear. As if to justify their hatred and
distrust, it has long been the custom
of these nations to accuse the United
States of coveting the whole of the
American continent. The governments
of Central and South America have
been taught to look upon us with sus-
picion and distrust. Even in Mexico,
our nearest neighbor to the south, this
feeling has more than once been man.
ifested TO an unusual degree.
The recent disorders in that coun-
try have afforded us an excellent op-
portunity for reasurring these Latin
American republics as to our motives
and for disproving the unreasonable
claims of our enemies in Europe. Sell
dom before has a country had great
er provocation to interfere in the quar-
rel of a neighbor than the United
States had in this case. Not only the
turbulence on our border. but the nat
ural inclination for, putting a stop to,
needless and reckless slaughter call
ed for action on our part. and behind
it all was the modern extension of
the Monroe Doctrine which makes US
a kind OF guardian over the American
republics for their own good. At
time. too. when our Intervention would
have had the approval of the entire
civilized world. Yet not a gun was
fired and not an American soldier or
marine set foot on Mexican soil.
Nothing that the government could
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1913-03-30

Arlington, Va. caught Eiffel Tower
Paris. b. wireless. but as far as can
te learned nothing was said about
hats.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1913-03-30

LOST-Tuesday on Ninth street be-
tween University campus and the Vir-
ginia Market a package containing a
linen handkerchief, yards of tatting
and silver thimble Finder please
telephone No. 377 or leave at Missou-
rian Office and receive reward.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1913-03-30
music. He will conduct the orchestra.
Samuel Ayres has dramatized this
musical comedy.
Will Take Picture of Boxing Class.

The men in the boxing class of the
University will have a Savitar pic
ture taken at Rothwell Gymnasium
at o'clock Monday All the men en-
rolled are asked to be present.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1913-03-30
The Seveuth Column

dtlrdCt ildu uoS, DuL WHO wants u
attract mad dog anyway?
The Texas man who collected 800
, nickels of the new design, thinking
there was gold in them, was "buffa.
loed."
Two more grandchildren" of Ma
poleon have been discovered in Cali
fornia. The survivors of the charge
OF the Light Brigade" had better look
TO their laurels.
Brooklyn Bridge has fallen-that is,
the Brooklyn avenue viaduct in Kan
sas City.
Sixteen English women here made
fellows by the Royal Geographical
Society and a few thousand more have
been acting like regular fellows for
some time
The Mrs. Gale who filed suit for
divorce probably had had a stormy
| time of it.
Students in the School of Engineer
ing who claim st. Patrick as an engi-
neer will be pleased to learn that the
British Brush Manufacturers Asso-
citation says Noah was a brushmaker.
The adoption of the most modern
methods of doing business is not al
ways successful. The latest New
York motor car bandits smashed into
a wall and were captured.
The right of a washerwoman to col
lect damages for injuries received
from needles left in the clothes of her
employers has been upheld by the
courts. The laundries should be made
to understand this does not apply to
buttons.
A baker says the "bunnyhug" is
fatal to breadmaking, so the next time
your cook burns the biscuits you'll
know where the fault lies.
Motorists say the only drawback to !
the new gas engine fuel, motor |
spirits" is it's disagreeable odor, but /
those brought up on a gasoline diet |
ought not to mind that.
William III. Taft can be excused if /
he dispenses with his fork at meal
time now, for the boy scouts of
Augusta have given the former Presi-
dent gold knife.
The two French duelists, who,
knowing about swords, managed to
stab each other, must be commended
for their stick-to-it-iveness.
William Rockefeller has been rest
ing on Jekyl Island, which ought to
be a good place TO hide out.
The new London Brain Bureau" is
IN establishment for finding proper
Jobs for young men, not for furnishing
hem gray matter.
a newspaper story from Denver
says Fay King Nelson, the actress
wife of Battling Nelson, and her pug
list husband have made up and that
he admits the cause of their break
ng Off was lust for a press agent
tory" So,
Bat ard Fay have laid away,
Their troubles in the making.
He admits he's Batty still,
And she was only taking.
Arlington, Va. caught Eifrel Tower.
'cris. ty wireless. but as far as can
c learned nothing was said about |
ats.
The German government is contem- |
latinS the establishment OF Z monop-
ly in the calc o. cigarettes. matches
nd alcohol to cover the increased
Expense of its army. What is war
nyway, but a mixture of smoke, fire /
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

pretty md har!y novel
another repcd and popularity Little
Jane Congan daughter Of Cagan title
proudly. does Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CoopHs little GIRL
George Holden baby crened Dorolhea
tr popular and Josephine
dutp ages borne nth honor by little Josephine
daughter Mr. and Mrs Willard DroDn and Josephine Grant, Mr.
Mrs Joseph Grants little GIRL
Ola title has been the Mr. and
Mrs Horace Psbmus little daughter
infant daughter Mr. and Mrs Fritz Scad Dho
after her modhcr (MdIgoTct Epzet). MGgmcf Olpia.
The century beng reped
u bearers he Dho nil maize
society IS pears hence ad Sally Jenkins. the daughter
Mrs Jim Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs Vmcaf De Lnseosa and Mr. and Mrs EdDnd dc Lave
aga Spanish Children former hog
Lde Jose and Jd phde The lata hare
children Mighe. Lueia and Eduardo
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

The waning summer IS causing no
waning OF merriment in the fashion
able world There has been decided
increase. the last few weeks. in the
patronage Of the various resorts and
for the stay at homes dances. moon
light picnscs and launching parties have
been IN vogue
San Rafael was one OF the gayest
little places on the map last week.
what with q strawberry festival. an
evening picnic and the innumerable in
formal teas and dances for which the
Marin country homes are famous. San
Mateo and Burlingame have also been
doing their share of entertainments.
and as for Santa Barbara, Coronado
and Del Monte their calendar OF good
times seems only to have just begun
Wednesday evening some OF the mem
bers OF the Marin Golf and Country
club enjoyed a moonlight launching
party. followed by dance. which was
held in the club ballroom Alexander
Lilley. who is the club president. ar
ranged the affair with the assistance
of Mrs. Lilley and Mrs Truxton Beals-
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

Old fashioned repred nth and those despned
termed quaint and pretty and the stre dear.
Elizabeth 4nne the cha1mnv old fashioned of Mr. and Mrs.
Vncen Wcys little daughter Elizabeth also the title borne By the
daughter Mr. and Mrs Stanley and By little Elizabeth Raymond
Mrs George Ashton pho her home Nth her
years AnotheT The that has attained
degree popularity Betsy mich pocssos little Bty Dosc
daughter Mr. and Mrs Arno Dosch daughter Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Bake Dhosc christening event Of last month
Decidedly Puritan Dorc1 and Mrs. Charles Jack
little girl pho called her Mis- Edith Dorca Buckingham
The Oscar Sutos haze daughters Barbara and Mary
An. and Mrs Dennis OSulGn Ian of Mrs Suro. styled
children Hbunan fashion. Bridget and Tence The
child. boy named after her family. Curtis
M. and Mrs Bryant CnmDoods children also bear old fashioned tiles.
the elder GIRL being named he mother Dho Fanny Ae
phIc the lide is called Lucy.
Henrietta, the Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand Sesaon little g1
has been converted for familiar to 4etie. title qui
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

He srral he hes another Illustration The repa old
fashioned style phich bids far continue
come.
Dos-and that long 0goUhn old fashioned
old fashioned furniture crocky and hand enbroide declared
The of the that replaced the dODa Dork hand by The
spd of machines blight everything that bctokencd
Spaunng Dhees stoned dic sdndmothas sonns
okd into cedar chests old porcelain plain replaced By
oudv utensils made embroidered dresses and lingerie
tbe closets pHere formerly only handDork mas hung
So NTH gven Mary Elizabeth Sarah Hannah Anne
one and all mere declared fashioned egaed past ages
succeeded by Gladys Helen Dpne CDendn Geraldine and Lillian and
hast Of other more shorty dppeHaions-
Tho generations these d exercised her honod privilege
and changed her mind
oke suddenly the value of history hustled from heu hiding places
ancient robes furnishings that her of culture. discarded
he ork Of modern HGoefor the finer output Of her far hcnd
and as finishing touch estned children great grandpaens
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
CTo BE CoNTINUEDJ
Faults OF the AeropIane

Commercially the aeroplane is use
less in Its present state. It cannot
carry any great weight, II will not
stand any extra strain and Is unable
to fly unless the weather be almost
perfect. Automatic stability is still in
Az imperfect stage, and the motors
are not altogether reliable Last, but
not least, It is very expensive ma
chine, both In Its first cost and in the
outlay necessary to keep It in proper
condition. These faults, "a we'll 40
many others. must be overcome be-
fore We have practical flying ma
chine. Danger must be eliminated to
greater degree. and to do this It Is
necessary to produce machine that
viii automatically balance itself. A
thoroughly reliable motor and a ma
chine capable of standing any extra
strain suddenly placed upon 1t are
other requirements OF the future aero.
Dlane.--Saint ss.saoiaA'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
Uncle Josh'g Joke.

"Gee!" said old Uncle Josh. as the
wall from the parlor waxed louder
and more piercing, 81 wish that there
female summer boarder'd stop that In
fernal practicin on her singin fer a
leetle. She has n voice like fish"
Like a fish," demanded Mrs. Josh.
scornfully.
"Ya-as." said Uncle Josh. Mostly
scales an fiatter'n hockey. "--Harper's
Weekly.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
CHAPTER XIII.
When Damon Doubted Pythlas.

Not until had been passed into an
elevator by dainty young woman In
the white habit OF a trained nurse,
shot up four floors into the hands Of
another who might have been the
first's twin sister. and ushered by her.
In turn, inte severely professional
appearIng waiting room. did it occur
20 me that was upon an errand In
volying the employment OF an ex'
traordinary degree Of tact. SO i'm
bued had been with the Importance
of learning whether Cameron had or
had not been in Picking in 1903. that
IN to this moment l bad quite los'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
cuApTER xl.-continued.

mir Clalc." he said with no moro
,mntlon than ne might hay" "Nh'h',eh
mad told him wished HIN to So" TOT
me Chinese bronze on COMMISSION
MIR Clyde. I do not sec. exactly, why
you come TO me- .r
II came at Mr. Mow's suAR'8''oh, J
,yplotnra "Iic tolls me you Fno" inc
chinese ~ New Yorl, as no one else
docs"
"Tbe rolico. should say" h" re-
turned know the class You sock pct
Ter than l. why not 90 TO III" police
II was not cnsy to explain =" MIN
gvby Ind not gone TO the police. for ]
AID not care to reveal al that We
feared aud hos We dreaded 'hh'
which police pursuit might rr"c'pI.
cate
"nccauso" I hogan after \ mo
mcrt's hesitation. 81 believe the whole
thing is 70 mistake I hn'i"N" iha'
those involved IN tho plot must soon.
or or later dni ont Il Is a mistake II
,hc a,l " the police IS enlisted, tn"
fact that mistake has been mad"
win NOT he any cE'pnuatiou. Ny Oh.
foct IS to find the n'otlors prove 10
thnm that they arc IN error promise
them immunity, and recover my
friend"
what Won have told me-" said Iur
Sing. speaking SLOWLY Is not enough.
II Won will tell me everything, | VIII
let YOU know what think You must
give the names and the places and the
hates"
did give him the names and the
places and the dates Nov Chez had
told me could rely upon him, i'm
piIclry. and 7 told him ALL without
reservation gave him even the let.
Ter. the only one Of the three that re-
manned to us-the last letter in which
yho FINAL threat was made
AS look back on IT, now. | cannot
understand why did this II was the
only piece Of proof the only clue LETT
And vet. when he asked to keep II
FOR little. | consented without so
much MS n dcmur ! argued, sup
pose. that he was n reputable mer-
chant. with an established business,
and that therefore. troaChcry on his
part was not to be considered.
And your friend" he said, as he
folded the paper, was never IN
China
Never" ! affirmed
How do Won know
"Hp has told me so"
II was neither smile nor 4 sheer
witch foated for Just moment across
those sphinx-like features II was n
look OF plying tolerance, n patronizlng
CLEAN. merely. from the small, deep.
set. almond eyes. One OF England's
greatest actresses, in speaking OF the
Chinese has said: They look as II
they are always thinking. Z have lived
before YOU: shall live after you.
That was how Yup Sing looked then,
But ne merely said:
"Very well. I will learn what can"
SOON" begged. Very SOON"
He stood up, an imposing figure In
bis purple silk.
Come to me tomorrow evening.
Not here. but at the Chinese restau'
rant on noyers street Come at nine
o'clock"
From my pocket drew out the copy
Of tho afternoon paper, and pointed to
the article about the Celestial and the
mysterious box.
do you suppose that could have
any bearing on the matter?' /
asked.
He adjusted his spectacles and read
Tho haIf.column. slowly. from first TO
asst. Then he smiled.
81 have that box in my cellar" ne
said at contains wooden underwear
shipped to me from Lowell, Massa-
'shusetts"
But / Scarcely heard him. for M 81.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
The Rinht Of the stronn.

Three.year.old George and his SIS
ter. slightly older. were having a tete-
a-tete luncheon why" she demand
ed. do you take the last ginger snap,
when you've had two and | haven't
had any?" The young philosopher
ponderod for a moment. then condo
seconded to elucidate.
Because" he said. kindly. I'm a
boy and you're n girl"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
Valued Patron.

"Confound it" said the uptown
druggist. that woman took all the
change | had in the drawer"
Why didn't you tell her sou
couldn't break her SO bln?"
no. no; she's one Of our most reg.
ular patrons Why, I've known that
woman to buy as high as eleven one
cent postage stamps in a week"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
CHAPTER XII


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parded as mvs,orIone w,s moat com.
moprIara ~ ,g ona ~ ,ho ore, tbt,gs
| that Chinese babies learn to draw
| he went on n IA Ike tho potbook and
/ hanger OF tho American urinary
schools. First they draw houses thcn
/ ships. then men; and tho houses the
/ ships and the men are all alike. lust
MS are your As your rs. and vour
/ C's And when signed 10 n letter I
uucrioH. what does YOUR shin stand
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in n manner almost Gallic. who shall
say?' he returned"
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
Admirinn Sollcltude.

What do you think OF our new bat,
tlcship?" asked the naval expert
Wonderful" replied the plain bust
ness man; only It does seem
shame to risk anything so handsome
and expensive in a fight"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
cooMe1GAZ l9lX, 4 G HrcZW7c s. CO.


several years.
Several is indefinite. Too inden.
mite Too indefinite Suppose we
have him in here and find out e1-
actly. Possibly he knows Mr. Add.
son"
When Louis came, however. he
know nothing He had never heard OF
% Mr.. Addison or OF Mr.. Addison
Something, In all the three years md
"Igut months of his service with Mr.
. Cameron So Evelyn thanked him
once more IN her own gracious way
and We continued our work, directing
ar efforts especially now TO Guear,h-
hug further AddisousIgned letters
which might prove cnlightCnlng.
Why should Uncle Robert tell YOU
. h' had never been In China?" Evelyn
asked me, looking up suddenly and
dropping to her lap the letter she was
at that moment examining. y can't
understand Tint"
Nor l." admitted III had asked
/ him out OF idle curiosity he would
have bceh justified perhaps in mis-.
/ that It was IN his interest ! made the
/ inquiry"
/ For Just moment che sat in ST.
/ lonce, her narrowed gaze on the glow.
ing embers IN the fireplace. Then she
turned to me again
DO you think, Philip. II was be-
cause he had something to hide she
asked, seriously. Something he was
ashamed OF and feared might become
mown7"
Instantly sprang to my friends
defense.
NO" assured her. with emphasis.
no. Evelyn. Whatever his motive
was, am satisfied It had no dishonor'
able basis. II he told me deliberate
?aIsetood It was not TO spare himself
Possibiy-ycs, probably, It was to
shield others"
was perfectly sincere in this, but
even had believed Otherwise | should
have been tempted to prcvarication
could have foresccn my reward. BE
fore | quite realized her purpose Eve
Ign was out Of her chair, had slipped
over behind me. and cncirclinE my
neck with her arms had pressed her
Inns SOFTLY "a my check.
oh how clad | am TO hear you say
that. You believe In his bignc5s-in
Mia oobfli,y ius, MS | do, don't you,
phui, d,,ro"
I,,, ouro Ia, could mover have been
cuiIty of ANYTHING dishon0rable," de.
clarod arpin. imprisoning her hands.
prt tho next moment, hearing steps
,roir crosslnr. the nall | Reluctantly
r,lo,sod trcm
For a third time Louis stood in the
door,.,y yoy, bo UNFOLD n small red.
hound hcok and his face was beam.
Inc
"youo madomolselle," he exclaim-
o5 do1tcbt.llv 10 yians de trou.
vonr ce Ilyre."
u Woo , hool, or addresses and the
what rorvousIv turning the pages
rut his frpor unop the name of Ho-
r,tio Addison NJ D.. with the air of
ono ubo had discovered buried treas.
uro am inclined TO think that we
voro ourso,yos almost as demopstra.
tivaIv alatod as he. for though we
c,rlJ NOT no suro that this WINS Cam.
oror,s corrospondent, the odds Ger.
toirIv favored that conclusion; and
he Tho nbveIcIan had died or
moved away since the entry was made
r.o roro now in possession of his ad.
drooo wbIch Glanced TO be an apart
mont house on Madison avenue, that
tno.. n no given over entirely to
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24

George is raising mutton-chop
Whiskers."
THAT accounts for his sheepish ex-
preston"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24
The Kind.

Il wonder If people in Mars have
dogs"
II they do, they must be moon
dogs"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-24

The world admires any man who at
tends to his own busincss-no matter
how humble II may be.