The Omaha guide., 1934-12-22
|DOINGS AMONG THE DINING
CAR and HOTEL WATERS
By Hepie

BY Hopie
just a hint: When you are called
to one Of the Hotel- or Clubs. in fact
any place to work, 60 tn re to give
them all you got REGARDLESS Of the
conditions and if you don't like the
conditions. stay away. Take hold and
RI oh in just the same as if it M ant
a regular job for you, save everything
that you can for the company. and
above all, prove to them that you can
b. trusted. You can't tell who is
wa ching you and when they zee these
good things you do daily, it may mean
g. r%gular job, or a repeat d call, or
a recommendation to something else.
You can never tell. Rem mber l am
around and hear them talking. Just
q hint.
Friends, | mus show you a card
Of thanks sent b1 Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
OwsleJ to the walters at The Paxton
ls9t w eek for a little token Sent to
him during his sick moments. We
cannd1 do too much for a fellow
waiter when sickness claims him, and
it mag call on Ls at any time 1t is
as follows:
The simple words, II Thank You"
Cannot one half express
MY very grateful feelings
For all your kindlinxR-
But take them for the message
Which words cannot convey
And read between the lin s. to find
The thanks I'd like to say.
Believe it or not, but the Baker
He45er had it last week that a very
popular buss boy who stepped from
tbs dining room last spring into a
V-8, a job and everything that went
with it. had lost everything and would
soon be using a straight Meth, but
two walters had to hold their breath
while this young man invited thin
fer a spin in his V-8. Don't be
surprised ~; anything this young man
does. He can really stage a come
back, and how!
Here's a good one-Last W'-dnes-
day night a young waiter who claims
to be set when it comes to women,
walked up to a girl and remarked
thusly, "H Ito, what are you holding?
I would like very much to zee Mae
Wos; IA the Ritz tonight " her re-
ply, II am on my way now, and l
will tell her you would like to coma
up to see her sometime. Just talk
a bit en- the job and get your man.
Mr. Isler had an auto wreck last
week so I am told, and from what
l can learn, l. vas some wreck. 1t
seems to be what we plainly call, ga
ideswipe" as he has only one side of
his face scratched and swollen, but
maybe it was an inside wreck. He
may HAYS lost his bearings, or he
may have put in too much "alcohol''
and got over heated. For a mere
complete account of the wreck, ask
Mr.. Galloway.
/ was talking with Mr. R. Long. a
very good friend, and he reports all
seem to be O. K. down on the lines.
AS winter must come, some must go,
and the boys will soon scatter farther
and farther away. Some will go to
Washington to serve the rich, some
will follow the sun hine to FLORIDA,
and SONS will go with the Backbirds;
sill some will assist the old folks in
that winter sport, LAY by" Gee!
Our good friend known to US as Mr..
Blue, told the train conductor what
part of 1.-THE train to run last week,
and hJ also told him. that he would
run the observation car, so true. And
so MI. H. Owsley was put on the
car in hope Of some cooperation with
the conductor so that the train will
come in complete and not have one
man operating the front and one man
operating the back. That's reason
able.
Ju.t a review: Mr.. Branch tells me
that my pal sill plays his old tricks.
Nh. ''T'' had an order like this: Filet
Sole, Baked potatoes, lettuce salad
and 1000 Island DRESSING. He flied
it with his old smile like this: Special
sirloin steak. F. F. potatoes, combina-