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THE CAFETERIA.
The
cafeteria
is
one
of
the
modern
developments
of the
public eating place.
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The largest
one
in
the
whole
world
is
located
at
East
Pittsburg,
Pa.,
and
is
opeiated
for
the
comfort
and
the
c¢on-
venience
of the
employees
of
the
West-
inghouse
Eleetric
and
Manufacturing
Company.
There
are
seats
for®
3,000.
There is every
sort
of labor
saving
de-
viee known
The dishes
are washed
by
machinery.
There
is a plant
to
manufacture
the ice,
means
for making
ice
cream,
and doing
the cooking
On the
sor
of
the
building
is
an
auditorium
with
every
convenience
for
giving entertainments,
and even
a moving picture
equipment
of
the most zpproved
type.
It makes
the
ordinary housewitfe quite
green
with en-
vy
to
hear
of
the
machine
which will
peel
forty
bushels
of
pet
toes
in
less
than
two
minutes
the
wonderful
auto-
matic potato
masher,
bread cutter,
and
all that sort of thing.
Then
there
are
no stairs
to
climb
for
gradual inclines and framps
are
used
to
facilitate the travelling“of people
from
one
floor
to
the
next.—Everyday
Life.
When
a lady
who was ‘‘burning up the
road’’ on the boulevard
was
motioned
to
stop,
she
indignantly
asked:
*“*What do
you want with me?”’
““You were running 40 miles an hoar,’’
answered
the
officer.
“Forty
miles
an hour?
Why,
officer, I
haven’t been
out an hour,’’ said the lady.
“*Go ahead,’
said the officer.
That’s a
new
one
tome.’’
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