Piute Chieftain | 1916-07-06 | Page 5 | Food by Proxy

food by proxy most alost ot of us know some particular food or drink the desire for which la Is stimulated alnus in us by reading about it but the writing must be skillful or if not skillful ekil Kul artlessly good the cruder method of the stage produces the same effect all smokers have experienced the almost overwhelming desire to smoke which cornea comes upon them when someone lights a cigarette on the stage these ther e and rapid restaurant meals of the fashionable theater when a party sits down at a table and is whirled through six courses in about five minutes surrounded by champagne bottles in ice buckets and trays of liquors have an absurdly exciting effect