Bingham News | 1922-11-25 | Page 1 | Russia Coming Back?

Russia Coming Back? The 'old-time scenea at American railway Junctions, when tha brakemnn came through the train Bhoutlnf?: "Iilankvllle, 20 minutes stop for supper," sup-per," are being duplicated In Russia as the normal conditions of travel are being restored and railway station restaurants, res-taurants, footless and closed for four years, are opening agnln. Passengers during the revolution had nothing to eat on long Journeys except what they brought with them, but now practically practi-cally every station restaurant offers almost a pre-war bill of fare. As the trains pull In a scramble for food ensues en-sues that would rival an Amerknn quick-lunch counter during the rush hours. Some of the more Important trains have dining cars, but they are patronized only by first-class passen-jjrrs, passen-jjrrs, nml even many of these enjoy . the nusli at the uttitloii restaurants more tliiin the decorum of the wagon-restuuronf. wagon-restuuronf. -