The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-20

kitchen To the long rows OF warming
ovens. from whence they are carried
to tho long rows Of tables By neat
wnitrcHser. and served out Of big
bowls ana plntterH.
one helps ones self n second
helping. n desired
Tho little bottle of wine which
stands at each place. costs ce1tr. II
wanted. and IN the only thing which
In restricted To single helping.
Old Statistics annoyed us very
much. ii- discovered that the fac
tory In losing money on this lunch
con. he knows exactly how many
confines per person. Iiut they don't
expect % lose any money after the
war. whom prices resume tho normal
aspect
80 Minutes for Iteereation
There comes n strange note from
down below. Instead OF the chatter
OF knives and forks and plates there
rises the hum OF pleasant conyerza-
ton. An inspection from the bal
oony rail down those long rows OF
tables H. a profound study In con
tentfnent
Tho deJ-uner IL timed 20 be thru
at a certain instant 80 that there
shall be 30 minutes for recreation.
Fully hair Of the diners stili sit nj
tho tables with their coffee. the men
smoking. the women sewing. and
/ ioitercrs visiting from group 10
group. There's "A comfortable home
atmosphere about the whole thing.
From tho high steel rsfi~rs.
ON this day. hung n myriad Of
gay paper lanterns. left over
from tho late fcte: for the, hold
frequent entertainments In this
big hall. all free. Of course. and
mostly provided by the talent
which any such large gathering
Of people IL bound TO produce.
Back OF the balcony IN a club room
FOR ths bosses and the office EN-.
pioyes-biillard tables. checkers.
chess. backgammon. dominoe-. writ.
lng and reading materials. rest
chairs ana tctea.te,s corner. every
where. They are now building "A
club room for N. ~ageesrnerr.
which Is 90 b. an large NV tho i'm.
rnenHs dining hall. and they vii have
the Same advantages ms the bosses
and office employees
Manicure Pariors, Too
No enc need worry about the
health. wealth and happiness OF this
particular working girl She IN do
ing very nicely. thank you'
After luncheon the testing iabora.
tories. where women have found an.
other new field. and tho draughting
rooms. end the dlspcnnary. and the
hospital. AND THE MASfcURING
PAItIoHS where the members Of
the culinary and certain other de.
partmentH were manicurcd regularly.
and the spiek and span dental offices
where any may be- treated. and pros.
pcetive mothers must be. and the
wonderful poupennier~. where fac
tory babies sleep In snow1whi,e cribs
and receive nourinhinE visits from
their mothers every three hours
while siiil new. and are raised sclen.
uTiesiiy by trained nurses until they
are J years old. and are tho pink~st
and piumpcat and pretties; and hap
picsi babies imaginable. which 10
remarkable tribute to science.
4. \. Hustle In France
After that. moro factory. We
plodded thru interrninahle streets
and alleys and hsckyards % IL. into
and on, q ono building after an
other. like determined visitors 20 n
worlds fair: but II suddenly dawncd
on ur that we weren't seeing any.
thing ". hadn't secn before. not a
singh, new face Anyhow. we were
becoming a trffls homcsiek. for this
was exactly like calling on Cousin
Bln or Uncle Joe at his place Of
business. It's no American.
American hustle in France But