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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
OLIVER THEATRE
Tuea. Wed. Thu. & Sat.
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BROOK FARM
Friday Nloht, Nov. 12
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Charlie Howard A. Co.
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fafjjlTt Toott Paka
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f jjnl1 Lohee and Sterling
3ZZXy Queenie Dunedin
" Jed and Ethel Dooley
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Billy Schone & Co.
"Springtime"
Green & Parker
In Songs and Patter
"Antelo Lee"
"A Family Picnic"
"Heartt-Selig News"
Special Donee
To University Students
Dullard's
L5G55
1124 N
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Admission 25c
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EIGHTH BEETHOVEN
GIVEN THURSDAY
The Dutch Mill
AT THE WINDSOR
Lunch at 11:15
sneeial 25 dinner
for students. On
block from campus.
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despair, as It were, of rivalling their
defter cousins, one irresistihly reacts
to the humor of the situation. And
so the Jolly fun goes on the Inno
cent sport of young and lightsome
hearts.
The menuetto reminds us of the
courtly grace and simple dignity of the
earlier school of composers, hut the
rythmical and harmonic handling is
more original and profound than in the
old time minuet. In the so-called Frio
but little trace of fun or frolic is
left; it is more like an old love bal-
lal, with its horns leading the air.
As the Allegretto calls to mind the
high spirits of the young folks, so
the menuetto, we may fancy, repre
sents the more sedate amusements of
their elders.
In the Finale, which is after all the
greatest.movement of the tour, we see
Beethoven's genius In a most charac
teristic phase. Nothing could at first
hearing seem more rudimentary than
this simple rythmical motive. Its an
swer of compliment has somewhat
more of melodic character, and theso i
two constitute the larger part of the J
movement. A short, sweet melody en
sues, giving in its new key and
changed character the needful color
contrast Then the first theme reap
pears, and a tiny phrase of it is dis
cussed by the different instruments.
First timidly and in whispers, two or
three try it at the same time, attack
ing it at different pitches; some in
vert it. The different instruments ex
hibit a hopeless tendency to argue
over the matter, hut apparently with
out getting to any conclusion.Through
it all two long notes are heard, now
above, now below, after discordant,
with the other voices singly and col
lective. They are all sheep without
a shepherd, men without a common,
unifying ideal, when suddenly the orig
inal theme sounds forth, and instantly
chaos becomes order, the emaningless
is touched with significance, and with
richer, fuller experience we are home
again.
But once more we are led out into
new regions. This time a solemn,
descending dirge-like motive, answered
by a similar ascending chant Over
and over again is this strange dialog
repeated in dread hush of mystery.
Then an effect even more solemnizing
is produced by slow vibrations and
grand, soul-stirring harmonies. But
when this magnificent pomp has reach
ed its climax of grandeur, the pace
Quickens, a gleam of sunshine breaks
through the gloom; once more are we
familiar cround, and with this home
coming there is great and final re
joicing.
PIPE HOSPITAL Brtngus your
disabled pipes. Conway's, 1306 O. w-
Speaks to Engineers
Dr. W. E. Taylor, of Deere & Com
pany, of Moline, 111., will speak to the
Engineering society Wednesday ev
ning. November 17, at 8 o'clock In
v nR Dr. Tavlor has charge
of the testing and publicity work of
.v, Twr a Company works. His
Li J C ms v- v
talk will be well worth hearing by
engineers and others who are inv
ested. " LOST-Near M. E. Mdg- a gold pin
set with one pearl. Wednesday morn
ing L-8407. Edna Rohrs. 42-44
FOR RENT Two modern furnish
ed rooms; one single and one double,
for $8 and $10, respectively. Apply.
1414 S street. Phone L-5758.
WANTED A roommate. Call at
1636 M street or phone L-4 871. Geor ge
Locwenthal. AIEE. 132-40-42
FOUND A fountain pen In U hall,
which may be had at the Nebraskan
effice.
MEN
WHO SEE, AU
AGREE
that we have a right to become enthused
about our
GREATEST SHOWING OF
MEN'S
O'GOATS
Here's what you'll see Newest styles,
fabrics, shades and weaves from the world's
foremost clothes makers. Three times the
assortment, shown by any store in Lincoln,
and more varied than any in the mid-west.
Form Fitting Coats, Swagger Loose
Back Coats, Chesterfields, Big Storm Coats
and Auto Coats. Every size to fit both
young and old, short, stout or slim.
Values that have no counterpart. Prices
have a familiar sound everywhere, but you
can't equal these.
SOCIETY BRAND, $20 to $45
CHLOSS BEAUTIFUL, $25
TYLEPLUS, $17
HIRE STANDARD, $15
Also for the man who wants to pay
$10 or $12.50, the best value in the land.
Fur Lined and Fur Coats
Auto Caps, Perrin Gloves
-THE CLOTHES THAT USTS-
Mayer Bros. Co,
-ELI SHIRE, Pres.-
PERSONAL
Marguerit Marshall will spend the
week-end in Omaha.
TV. Carl C. Engberg will leave
tonight on the special train for Law
rence to see the Kansas- Nebraska
game.
to Mnward. who was released from
her duties at the Farm on account of
examinations, spent the week in
Omaha.
Dean Mary Graham will chaperon
the girls who go to Lawrence tonight
on the special train to see the Kansas-Nebraska
game.
What College Men Do
The statistics from the United
States bureau of education, taken in
four-year periods a century apart, re
veal some interesting facts. They
show the decrease and increase in
the various professions which college
men follow after being graduated. The
investigations 6how a falling off in
the number of graduates choosing law
and medicine in the last of the three
periods studied, as contrasted with
the one in the century preceding. The
per cent of those entering the min
istry, business and education as a
profession are as follows:
Ministry Business Education
1696-1700 65.6 16 4.7
1796-1800 24.4 6.6 10.
.890-1900 5.9 18.8 26.7
Prof. Sarka Hrbkova spoke to the
Current History class at the V. W.
C. A. last evening on "Bohemia and
the European War."
The Faculty Men's Dinner club will
meet this evening at the LiDdell ho
tel Prof. H. W. Caldwell will open
the discussion on "Preparedness for
War."
Frances Whitmore, president
Vivienne McNamara, vice president.
Elenore Bennett secretary.
Lois Hardy, treasurer.
Helen Manier, reporter.
Thetas are going to
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attend the Nebraska-Kansas game:
Catherine Atwood. Alice Proudfit,
Florence Angle, Helen Mattcson, Loa
Howard, Charlotte Bedwell. Ruth
Farnham and Winifred Miller.
L0ST Self-filling fountain pen.
Finder please leave same at Regis-
133-43 45
trar s office.
LOST The University Girls' club
pecretarv's book. Return to Nebras
kan office.
A certain young man who was in
love wrote his little bunch of sweet
ness as follows:
"Dearest, my love for you is stronger
than coffee or the .kick or a cow.
When I think of you my heart flops
up and down like mother's churn
dasher. Sensations of the most exquis
ite Joy go through me like young
goats over a stable roof. I feel as
though I could lift myself with my
boot straps to the height of a church
steeple. As a goslin swimmeth in a
mud puddle, so do I swim in a sea of
delightfulness when you are near mc
My heart oscilates like a shaker in a
mining mill, and my eyes stand open
like cellar doors in Frost If my love
is not reciprocated I will pine away
like a poisoned bed bug and you will
catch cold over my grave." Ex.
With a pocket full of money
Any coward can be brave;
When his skies are bright and sunny
Any man his flag can wave.
But the test of every fellow
Is disaster's sudden blow,
And it he is streaked with yellow
It is then that it will show.
You will ever find a quitter.
If he's leading In the raw.
It is when the fight grows bitter
And another sets the pace,
That the coward starts to bellow
And to whimper at his woe;
If a man is streaked with yellow,
When he's pressed it's sure to show.
Can you stand the gaff of losing.
Can you battle to the end;
Take the cuffing and the bruising.
And not let your courage bend?
For the test of pluck Is never
When you're leading in the race.
But are you game as ever.
When another sets the pace?
Ex.
Mystic Fish Leaders
At a recent meeting the Mystic Fish
elected the followirg officers:
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
MEMBERSHIP
at the
CITY Y. M. C. A.
m
Balance of the school year
for
Only $6.00 "
Swimming. Billiards, Bowling,
Gymnasium.
Downtown Headquarter.