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'Alarm Clock Andy,
ttW Veteran W a i t ? r .
I i Onits Witli WftflntThiSoldfesIniiired
r . v 4-...- ... L f nv iranan iianasrfMrs
Ii
: Table Hop In One Restaaraivt
' for 22 Years Teaves to En
joytifeln Call
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.' "Alarm Cfcck Andy'I has brushed
.. the crumbs off the tabfe for the last
time. No more will his humble and
N . lui-pruyoKing is mere anything
' e"t "l? . be bear(i by the patrons
vi me wiiumci rate. - i r
There are those anion his fellow
nrii m say jvnay , nas' saved up
t : cuuugn money to retire.-' , At all
- events, Thursday night ended his
': 22 years of service at the Calumet
j, . He has doffed his head waiter's
"Ii"11 an ' PfVparinR tow join his
-"family m southern, California. His
.. six-fjbom. home at Eighth aM For
rest Streets has been sold and he is
- ready to , flee to the land of per
,pettial summer.
'-"S . To all these rumors of walth
Andy presents a meek" and depreca
7tory. front. It would not be fittyig
V tor roan who painstakingly
; polishes the plate and brings forth
food forrthe hungry to appear Mo
;..have more of the world's goods than
; those he serves. ?
May Have 2S,004 1
Yet one "of the waitersv ay the
4 restaurant where Andy (has worked
; for almost a quarter of a :c'entury
estimates his fortune at $25,000.
Another says $10,000 would cover it.
" "Just because I don't eamble and
drink and hank around town, all the
fellows think" I have a pile of
j.' money," Andy countets. t
g "We never saw nlm spend a
t. nickle," say" the friends he leaves be
p hind him. "If Andy isn't rich
;,, enough to retire, all this thrift stuff
Ishunk." . - .. ' : . ; '
? "Perhaps lNcould live1 a few months
without working," says Andy,' "but
i- lailroad fare is awful high now. Re
. member tny "wife, andtwo daughters
lad to go to San Djego a year" ao
't-, for the health of onj of , the pirls,
r'and I have had tpsupport them.
11 When I gej out jlnere oiijithe coast
T am going to look for a job just
'l like anyone, else." ' J
f. ' Not Much of a Mixer. ,
.' Andy will be missed, by those
l- nocturnal diners who' patron4ee-the
Calumet. 'His -consideration , for
i their wants has endeared him to a
long list of customers. , But he is
even disposed tQminimfee this, i v
"I'm a poor hand tcf et acqiiaint-
ed," says Andy. i"I just tend to my
own business you, know. I have a
few good friends,' and, I'm going to
spend a 1 week or so just going
around and telling them goodby."
These , old patrons probably will
learn , here for x the first time that
.'Andy has. a fulj name, ANdrew B.
i Anderson. Three different propri
etors have come and gone in the
About all I ever had was my house,
and a vacanLlot." , ,
, You see, you'll never get Andv to"
rtuiua iiycniug. vii neays is mat nc
knows how to save. ...
'''.4. ;
' Calumet, and "A3y has sav?d for
them as he has savcif for himself.
Yet for air his gentleness of spirit,
he stood his ground years ago when
the. waiters struck and, negro waiters
were brought , in. Andy rented. a
' f rttit farm ne&f, Florence artd w?iite,d
until the clouik cleared up. ; , ,
Tips Staall Now: ;
i Considerably ofthe joy of;being
tr- a witer-idisappeared with the com
iug of prohibition. If Andy has ac
cunjjlated ny savings, it must have
- bce done- in ; the wet days, when
liquor made' men generous. That is
i he way, his' companions explain it.
XI They say that now men who used to
-Ngiye dollar, 4ips rart unwillingly with
even a dime.,
1
" . It is customarv tor nil pan-
finance to explain, at? one time or
,r1. another, ho to,, achieve "
i '-1 Upon being? pressed to observe the
(" custom, Andy suddenly melted and
r" began Somethins' in the style of a
kitchen recipe, saying;.
" . "First, .you ge ' the money. Then
1 you hang on' to it. I suppose if a
fellow wouldn't.buy more Jhan just
... what he btfrely needed, he could save
after a while. I never goi in on any
invrstmentthat went up real faSt,
' One Fort i- O'maha soldier was
wounded and tWo other's Uijured
Thursday night when three Italians
attacked them with billiard cues and
a revolve- in , 'a pool hall at Sixth
and iPerce streets. The fight start
ed whenthe ; Itafians cjaimed 'the
billiard f able on which the; three
sodiers - were playing. The place
was closed when police , arrived.
Hermafi Bitzlv.- Comoanv 12. Fort
Omaha, was shot in .the left forearm.
sustained scalp lacerations . and aJjmportance
possioie iractureo skuii. Kay.wniet
was injured oil the . head by a bil
liard cue. W. M. Saunders sustained
bruises about ;the! "shoaldeTs. ". The
soldiers summoned the police, , The
Italians escaped.-' f V ' .' - i j.
Texas Industrial Law io '
, Fail of fPi88agevls Belief
Austin, Te.v! Oct. :'2-rndic'ations
early today wtre haf the -industrial
Mil before the 4 esas legislature de
Islaiid of Guam v .
blmnprtanfto
I.v.
ommendations to the next session of
congress., ' , v , '
Nearer Japan , Than Philippines.
, The Island of Guam lies 3,337
miles west of Honolulu, 7,988 miles
tfrom the Panama canal, and is 1,506
miles east of Manila. It "rs nearer
$ Japawthan to the Philippines, be
.g 1,353 miles from Yokohama and
1,440 miles 'from Nagasaki.- Thus a
fieri start in c from a lananese Port
"R tlioilir AlmnU , f.. could arrive at Guam 412 hours
X'Vermany Almost v 'cr- I he5d . one startin r()m Mani,a
ate
Terrijorie Formerly Owned
tain to" Be Heavily Colo-
signed to create more stringent laws
for handling labor disoutes affectinsr
common carrie'r. would' not get the
iwo-iniras ..majprgv "vote m . trie
lower hduse necestarVto put it into
immediate effect,-according to Rep-
no'uhced that the industrial disputes
bill would be brought-up on final
passage today.
nized by Japanese.
fiy Charles dailey.' '
hWvXork Tlromi-Chl-ii- Tribune Cable,
t .,: Copxlght. laeo. ; . -
i Aaona -lilan7l of Gaum. Oct. 1.
-Naval Spiuion is. divided al tothe
jniportance of Guam 'to th,e United
States as the result of the 'awards
of the peace treaty, by which all the
islands north of the, equator, which
formerly belongjd to Germany, are
awarded! to Japan. - -:
Au&fralia'vi loud 'in her protests
ngahistythrs;, award, while in the
United States strong1 objection ,was
made, but it was not sufficient to in-f!i-'ence
the-American delegates to
.Versailles, which took such a roseate
view of the chances of the league of
nations- that they - did fnot see ahy
peril to American possessions in the
Pacific through the handing to Ja
pan of islands all around, Guanj.,,
" The consensus' among naval of
fices who have studied the situation
r. s e - A
r'escntativ lohn Davis of, Dallas, lis that Guam is of more lmnprtance
Thesoeaker . 'of ' the v house an- to he United. States than fiver Ifc-
fore thousrh further develooment of
thease is lliade . necesSary. and"
piofiably wilr,be the subject of rec-,
Biir tnis is oniv a minor coini. v
' M'heh, as a result of the Spanish
m ar.'a'n opportunity came to acquire
the Marianas from Spain; . it' was
deemed sufficient for our purposes
in rotectingf the Philippines to buy
only Guam as a base between the
Philippines and Honolulu. x The re
maining islands of the gcaup were
bought by, Germany, which made no
attempt to colonize the three in
habited. Now that they have been
acquired, it is certain that they will
be colonized heavily by the Japa
nese and' that the Chomorrans will
he left to shift for themselves. Guam
eanno,t;8upport itk ownpopulation
trotn'home. grown crops. A h - '
- v - i, -' t , n
- . Rota Lacks Harbor, y vj
The .inhabited islands of the M:r
rianaS awarded to japkn as" h.er re
ward tor participating m the woricyj
I war, are Kota, 4y mites trotn-Uuam; I
iinain, nu nines, ana saipan, icy
miles? all t6 the r.orth"tnd in the di
rection!. $f' Japan. Rota is within
gun range of vessels from,the Amri
can Pacific "coast ports bound' for
Guam, but if lacks a harbor, and
probably could not be fortified. ,v
New York Official
Attempt to Settle
LandldrJ-Tenant Rows
New York, Oct. 1. Municipal
r(ficials directed efforts to bring or
der out ovthe confusion whi:h re
setted from' the efforts of thousands
of families t6 retain their homes
againsjr eviction orders effective to
morrow moving day pr tcj fir;d
tncans of movitia tQ 'new . quarters.
Huvdreds of tfnants swarmed to
the offices; of the mayor's commit
fee on rent profiteering with apreals
for aid in retaining their, homes' cr
preventing rent increases. Arthur J.
Hilly."- chairmah of the' committft.
urged these tenants to; co-ope;ate
and consider tle merits of their own
Leases, to, prevent rnew lork courts
rom becoming hopelessly clogged
with tenant-landlord cases,
Aaron J Levy, chief justice of the
Bee ! want1 ads bring, results.
These chilly mdning
youthouldr fire up a
little with good :
The Kin4 You Git From the
UPDlKE LUMBER
& COAL CO. ? ,
' Phoni Walnut 300. ,
GOAL
.Muiiicipal-otirtannounced tha: tcT -jgrams
hatf-been sent to the .hicf
clerks of .courts directiug that no
warrants S3viiticnt be issued if. any
landlord lod tenant proceed'nijs
(Sqmmence(fDef;)re September 2. -
CornelF Resumes Sessions
' With JKnrollment of 4,803
; Ithaca, N..Y., Oct. -1. Cornell
universityi-will . resume instruction
tomorrow i with, an enrollment ot
4.803 students, of whom 1.451 ffre
new e'ntrauts. .Ihe university secre
tary said that in an effort to keep
numbers. Sfrwiv, and promote sound
growth, the-ttumber of new studeiys
admitted is. About 150 less than last
vear.
St. Louis Cooks ard
. Waiters to Go On Strike
- St.
strike
Louis. Oct. ' " 1. A general
of cooks.' waiters and Nsoda
bUApensers was called, to go into et
lect at midnight; as the result of the
announcement of members ot tne
Hotel and Restaurantkepeers asso
ciation that their establishments will
be on the "opert shop" oasis, tutd
their refusal to grant wage increases.
Union officials say that 2,$00 men
and women will . be affected.1 - ;
The proposed wage increase ap
, plied only to waiters and waitresses,
the former asking a raise of from
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$15 to $18 weekly and the latter" $12
to $!Stikl);:-:,'V'.-.'r-' ' .' :4. '
isits Embassadors.
Paris, Oct 1. Presydent-Milhr-and
today visitcl -Hugh CWallace,
American ambassador;' -Later he
paid a visit Hie, othei' ambassa
dor in Paris.' . .
: Will : Entertain; . toretwad Tha
democratlO" women bt Omaha will en
tertain 'John H.' MoreheaiJ, demo
cratic ndmlnee for g-overnor. at tha
Henshaw hotel Saturday noon, when
Mr. . Morehead will , add ret them.
Reservation! r have been , made for
15. .'. , i.:.;.,... ..
Bee t want ads iring - results.
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niii.i ..in- i'' m i" in . .
H i i i ! i i i i .1 m i i n . s. ,
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The
Time Has
Gome
v lljavblackbirds have begun their lQng migration. The herald of winter the keen nortk
wind is here. How has .come our hour of service. The collection ot, Winter, wearable- her
aBse'ntBTed is most worthy of your prompt iind interested consideration. Ae do ;not intend
m.
;,StorM Hour's:
8 a. m. to 6 p
Saturday,
8 a; m; to.7 pxta
J TAKE ELEVATOR SAVE $10
. ' - y 1 i i i .....
Value Demonstration
no
Store Hours :7
8 a..m. to p.u. s
Saturday, , v
8 a. m. to 7 p. mv'
. .?. . Hit... ;
lit i ii 1 k u -. bniibi i II h if is . iii in an m.m iivyyiiuiiy
mmi $mm imm mmis mmmuM
r)
V'
ADVKHTIgEMENT.
nFTTFD THAN
Vh I I tell 1 I IH II - -
VIIISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
New Elixir Called Aspironal,
Medicated With, Latest
Scymiific Remedies, Used
"and Endorsed by European
and American Army - Sur
geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications.'
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Every Druggist fin LVS.In.
structed "to Refund Price
While You Wait at Counter
If Relief Poes Not, Come
7 Within Two Minutes, y :
- Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up. H
iL The sensation of, the year In the
' drug trade IsVAspironal, the twoi
i minute eold and cough reliever, au
Hs. thoritaOvely guaranteed by th lab
V oratories: tested, approved and' moat
ik nthusiaatically ' endorsed f by the
" highest authorities, and proclaimed
blithe common people as ten times
avuuick a;nd effective as whiskey,
-l5-' rock -and tre. or any other cold and
jf couirh remedy they have ever tried.
AH dmg stores, are now supplied
wttji the wonaerrui new euxir, bo
all 'yoUNhavc to do to get rid of
that cold la to step into the nearest
drug store, hand the clerk half a
dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and
tell him to serve yon twi teaspoon -fuls
with foufr teaspoonfuhvof water
In a glass. With your watch In one
hand, take th drink at one swallow
and call for your money back in two
minutes If you cannot feel your cold
Jading away like a dream within the
lime limit Don be bashful, for all
fruggists Invite you and expect you
to try H. Everybody's doing it.
' When your cold or cough la re
lieved, take tha. remainder . of the
bottle home to your wife and babies,
foe Aspironal Is by far the safest and
most effective, the easiest ; to. . take
and the most agreeable cold and
cough remegy for infanta and chll
dren. -
''Xx.sfrices" -
'-w-- i p. M
A Special Purchase of pver
2,000 Suits and (Overcoats
that were made for this Fall selling,
but Owing to- the backward season
were cancelled, will be offered at two
f:
ft In
Y
AfJD
Values from $50 ta $05
rvEvery Suit or Overcoat in this lot is the same
standard jelbthing always offered by this store. We
guarantee evefy piirchase ma da to be just as" ad-,
vertised. ' ' --:'.-V"'-f -
to thaPoint me many loyai irienus wuu iwwti to.iuis stuie 10 suppy iuc niga ty pw ,01 ma
1 vuaiiu "inry ;ueane. vie suiaii iiui buuu w ksjiuumviuij iu dv viunuc. ; vj
'"rv,- , As the marks! wsrrsnti . reductions ws shall .;;';.--
JLaUil'-
Hit.
make theyi. Mesntimt ws hsre the goods at
yow serrice,
. V. 1 -' 1 S. - ' .- ' "' 'I- -
";3fiynever more captivatingly attractive. Art- '
r r3lS8tPre.s n everlavi'sh or genteel line we
J ISjEWP them both-i-the severely tailored and the
vjb&wtely tritnnie Saturday a . wonderful , ' .
" ' f: ii i t 1 r OTrrmo ..!.. . i .. ...,; .
5 Grauat ff
fcmtait. CTTTTC
-AiM.il . ,
Women s
Underwear
rimmed Suits
'V
, ''NWhdve had no panic but men in busineas know that
aatcial difficulties ! nave overtaken, many In .: these
j few months. It was 'trouble of this kind that in-
duted the Bale to lis of a group of very High-class ur-, .
" wmtiuA Suits.iThe styles are varied, while the colors ...
(3Jratrlals -are :, those ,most wantedr-SllvertoBe,-. '
' re, Tlnselte and Velours are . some of tire"' nja
, ,ttffcl The fur trimmlpgs are of SqaJhel,Jptria, Jftle, ,
Antftllaa Opoma and t'rencfc Seal-' The number is
linidteaV andVwlU not last long, and we take this opor-;. '.
."ItSftfeof apologfzlng ,to those who cbtne" late and ar 's
' ofcaiMOinted! -l We will not even mention the proper, - t
f iBSmirice butWfer them toou on'.th basis we ob-' f "J "J
toWLthem, BMnrWTWi each. , - - ! S
Min .- v , mi 4 a
JSkV been coming in for the past several days '. ,
Yj'uHlin. time to greet these crispy . Autumh alys '
anil ike have V massed' them for a big drive on I v
i'tuiilay They are1 mostly one of a kind and n
'V;TC33sry,' -broadcloth .strappings and "parent' f
featner" braiding are some of- the. newer dis-
tiagAiishing marks. Styles Jo suit all
I-1 m i VAfi
(v-iiiaid.
'...Ajajr . .
a lew vciour cnecKs
Special values at
in-
- . '. j,
These stock Iocs ara v.v
i- noi aupneataoie ana t -.
are therefore heiag. ,v
.;. .ClOied? OUt.: at . lOW ,:,
; prices:;
Union'' Suits of rihs ; cotton,
ankle- length ;c a, splrtdid be- "
guningi weight, ea., 81.59
Medium ' weight and f light,
weight, ankle length sulfa, is
various shapes, alo bodice. ,
top tswisa ribb Karser'maker
each, , . , - 01.89
SUk top lisle body, flesh ol-.
or; all the appearance or a
eseh,-!;.t- : Ba.aa
t yarn,.-''Ca,rtr
weights 'that; fit both
Winter, ea C3.98
I.lcht wetaht wool'sultsi dt-'
" jlightful textura'jn Dutch arid
, high seek; priced at 39 '
' - The most desirable. thing
- in underwear,' mercerised and
. wool ; 'looks ;like silk and ,
.' wool;'- softest of" yarns;
' - very high clasa suit
k. ; ; Begular size, UM
y .USxtra.alze. :.
- WOrth-8,60 or l.0a, accord-
'."..7 ing to the season. -
VJ WOMEN'S AND MISSES' DEP.
1
.:. Raincoat
Guinea Bombozus Kaincoat. . stitehed and
eemcntedj'plain or belted.v - ; '
Top ,oats $25 ahd J$35
This is an unusirai offtr.' , These coaU-ere made to sell fWi
to $55.00. Styles .for men and young mcni , t
Raincoats $1 0 to' $30 -
mi. i i s . a. . . 9 '
me largest selection ot raincoats shown in '.Omaha.. These
tMt.you would expect to see at $10.00 to $50.00. .
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TWO SPECIALS
is
are
$40.00
values ;
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$15.00
$7.50
1 v Mole Coats '
Two shades, mac) in .snappy models, sold always
at $30.00 and more, often more. All sizes. "
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. TH'eNey CJoats are here
and- aresuperb-in Btyler material and richness of, fab- . .
ric. For instance, a Russian blouse , coa collared . -
in furyta well aa straight line, belted and wrappy coatl
effectu- Some of the materials are Veldyn Ooldtone, :
Marvefta, Bokhara Bollviar Chamocyne, Tlnseltone and
K- velour, . . - , ' ' . "
lJ (yoats with plain collarg so ' that' the '
4' , VfVeare may their own fur scarfs,-"
v "" also luxurious fur Urimmed - coats in .
-"'Beaver, -Australian ; Opossum, 'lole, i
jtria and Seal, , ' v
f
$57.50, $75 tb $650
!l?oChildren tod Juniof s
s
Warm clothing is' the best insurance against
colds and other illnesses and pay dividends in
- sJue waiving of doctor's bills-especyilly is this
Aethese changeable (Tctober days, r . '
Njbw arrivals in Children's and Juniors' Suits,
Cjtsf 8, Dresses, Sweaters and warm - under- j
' things 'Wlych )give' pleasure in appearance' and
comfort to the wearer. . . : . -1
A 11 arp most rcasona bly priced
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Women Gloves
A well gloved hand .denotea gea
tility.in dress..re Fashion la to be
reckoned with; this Autumn for
glove styles vary greatly,. New '
-' fabrics in. sot dress tones. Lcath
' ers in soft French kid, Balkan
lamb and EngUsh cajie. GaintleU
' t-plnch-wrlst or 'elbow-tlovea lT:
- all suit shades? Novel trim stiteh--.ing
la short gloves, la great va
' rlety.- ' .
TheJCnittlhg Habit
i formed during. the war is a valu
able one. "We v have aoma war
' yarn to ell ; air-wool knittlBg
yarn, is TuC, Khakf and.S. K.
Gray, 4 oss. to the bank; sold at
f U5, Saturday.' a hank. 504 s.
. Good - Shepherd Ball' Yarn, V,
ozs.Uo the ball; blue mixed, itrav '
. ' mixed ahd olive drab; ball 50
Butterickfattepis
.' continue to bring-com fort- aid
style accuracy into the. home.
The dependable dress guide un-
. obtabable elsewhere. u .: :
A
,fiuse Dres Special'
'A'nassortment of neat, and carefully (made
BKflse Dresses taken from our regular tocks'
jSBt H'job lot..; They; are made simply lor easy
Wifilderingjbut are attractively finished with
trimmings.. Enduring qualities of Ginghams,
Percales and iDhambrays, id" checks, stripes,
sofid olors and plaid effects; sizes'.
jflftoJ, inclusive. Formerly priced,
t'o'$7.50, sale price, ;
On tke'Sqttare l
Lace afldDress
.TnAiiiings '
Saturday an exceptional -of-;
ferin'r of fine lacss and. fancy
dress trimmings ' at . on
fourth' their', regular aelllng
value. :Lot includes:' ; Rhine- -stone,
JLtdrrBtal jet trim
mings, Venice lace In allortr
designs; .black 'chlatmy lca
(short lengths), -BMffWi
nouncingi,. cjuhy 'lacea and
madalllooawcte., on, sale, -
$1 thdyard I
SECOND FLOOR.
-
Second FJoor;
Securities Bldg.
we
18th and Jj(rnani Streets.
... u
'
ThCandy Center of the City
jjjiaocated In this store. ' Ask the thousands who . '
have found It for testiraony. r 1 ;
SUkStockings v;
' ' Thbv is a. very opeiJ direct '"an4
. liberal cut in price. 12.00 ailk
"stocking in '.Black'," ,'Wbtte"an4
colors; offered - Satur-' .
day - without . reserve, 11 15
at, pair, . I Saw"
. v .. . -av-, t .
Fabrics of Wool :
v
1 y.-.
ihocolatav Bitter Whips, JOc lb.
Theyinelt Ii you Btoath.
- Tender, buttery centers of
- rare richness and flavor,
cover ed. with bigh grade bit
tersweet chocolate; unusual
value. - -
Polar Bears, 80c a lbr-Big
- - velvety .marshmallows, coat
ed with rich chocolate "and
thea oiled . In fresh cocoanut.
Trtny'g luscious corabina
" tion.- '
.. , r '
Icily Gam Drops, fiOc a lb. A
rfoft center ot Jelly; delicious
' -.atlnr , ' , , ' . .
fieod Things fer Ssnday
' box of Cobb's special Choco-
. lates and Bon Bons, faney
, ,Hard Candles, Black'Walnut .
Caramels, Salted Junsbo -Ft-
- can and -Almond's.' Marsh- '
mallow Fudge, Dates atufftd
, wth plneapplevcrfamv ...
Feature 1920. fashions.
larly Inviting
. collection of the
.new coths .foe quits' and coats;
Gdldtone, - SilvertoBe Scotch ,
i weea, veioura, aueqe , uiota. 1
Novelty Checks. Bought to aell '
' fT.S0.per( yard, offered mm 2 i
x in one group Saturday, f C 95 '
,yard.v, :
V Christmas Card&CL
- oaf e arrived. Bf forehanded and 1
arrange to'have- these hwn. to '.
' you. before .the1, formal-;eeaog
' epens .-. ;-.;. "
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