| Autobiography, 54:All these homes were equipped with large coffee shops in which hundreds of men were fed nightly,Autobiography, 58:that we used seventy-two dozen eggs in the coffee shop of the Soldiers Home every night and asAutobiography, 68:who were responsible for the running of the coffee shop and the general maintenance of the place.Autobiography, 73:from barracks together. They would go into the coffee-shop, order cocoa and fried eggs and thenAutobiography, 73:first few evenings wandering in and out of the coffee-shop and reading-rooms, only to find that myAutobiography, 74:back to barracks. The next afternoon one of our coffee-shop managers sought me out and asked me ifAutobiography, 74:out and asked me if I would mind coming to the coffee-shop for a minute. There I found all theseAutobiography, 77:We were feeding five or six hundred men in each coffee-shop every evening and that meant muchAutobiography, 110:I ought to know and giving me a cup of strong coffee he left me. Wearily I sat all day in theAutobiography, 205:had by all. We served cake and punch, tea and coffee, and no matter who they were everybody had toAutobiography, 222:sit in little cafes under the awnings and drink coffee and just sit and watch the people and listen |
